Stop making THIS mistake with Swedsh Auxiliary verbs (Hjälpverb) - Part 2

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Swedish auxiliary verbs (hjälpverb) are some of the most common verbs in Swedish. Very useful to make lots of sentences in Swedish, since you only need to know how to conjugate the Auxiliary verb. And you can use it with all kinds of Swedish verbs later.
This time we are talking about the simple Swedish hjälpverb behöver (need) and måste (must).
And also about brukar and hinner, which are 2 Swedish verbs that have no good translation.
“Brukar” in Swedish is a mix of “usually” and “use to”.
While “Hinner” is something like “have the time to do something”.

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[@Thomas.Deverell]

Tack så mycket för den underbara videon om hjälpverb.

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[@Nelianne]

Brukar can also be translated as "having the habit to do so" Example: vi brukar äta köttbullar när vi har gästerna. We have the habit to eat meatballs when we have guests over

[@amandajo340]

Usually can be used to mean the same in English, yeah. Usually=it happens most of the time.

[@snapmatic2178]

I'm German and it's so easy to learn for us. Hjälpverb is Hilfsverb in German :)

[@user-ij2um2oj7g]

Thank you!!

[@JoeMama-ls7wi]

I am from albania and im moving to malmo soon , sweedish has hard pronunciation but it has some words that sound like english and german which help me bcz ive finished A2 in german and i know fluent english 😃

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No problem, not many people speak Swedish in Malmö 😅

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Su useful and interesting! Can´t wait for the 3rd part :)

[@FunSwedish]

Glad you liked it! Coming soon!

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Framstående tack!

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Merci. Thanks.

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[@Kate-qu2rw]

If I understood correctly, 'Jag behövde' for 'måste' in the past is like 'I had to' for 'must' in the past? It just came into my head 😄

[@salilsahani2721]

Tack :)

[@FunSwedish]

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[@richeyjh]

Brukar I would say is "tend" in English more than usually or? T.e. I tend to go to the gym....

[@FunSwedish]

That is a good point. "Tend" might be a better translation. At least in some situations. Thanks!

[@manfredklier2992]

Tack så mycket. En sak är alltid svår för mig. Dåtidsformen av "måste". Speciellt om jag har ett ord i mitt språk som låter likadan (musste) men betyder "var tvungen att". Jag har lärt mig "var tvungen att" förra veckan på en annan kanal.

[@FunSwedish]

Varsågod! Det betyder ordagrant "was forced to". Hoppas det svaret hjälpte!

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[@FunSwedish]

Happy to hear and thanks for the feedback.

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@@phonotical not really.. but why not? 😂😂

[@lillyrose6568]

If you say "jag hann inte ta tåget," that sounds like "I didn't have time to take the train" and not that you MISSED the train. Is that true? (Amazing video, btw!)

[@Guildforsucks]

noone says "jag hann inte ta tåget" since it means actally you didnt have time to take the train. Jag missade tåget=i missed the train.

[@haydelisarias5929]

Jättebra

[@FunSwedish]

Tack!

[@Fiesagit]

Jag brukar tacka för varje svensk lektion men hinner inte varje gång. Jag kanske måste ta mer tid 🙊Does this make sense? I mean ... hey ... this is just some kind of a constructed thing using all of these three words.

[@FunSwedish]

Impressive! Well done! It was almost perfect. I will just change some small things "jag brukar tacka för varje svenskalektion men hinner inte varje gång. Jag kanske måste HA /TA MIG mer tid" :)

[@Fiesagit]

Tack ska du ha 🙂

[@user-qn1rs6gg4b]

I think "hinner" will be "able to" in english 🤔

[@phonotical]

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[@joecasa85]

Tack så mycket för din hjälp! It's incredible to say, but my shi**y swedish learning book never ever showed me the EXISTENCE of the "Hinna" auxiliary verb in that specific section (may the viking gods curse you, goddamned italian editor known as Hoepli)! It's an italian book called "Lagom Lätt" and studying from it is the complete opposite of how its title supposes... Luckily I've completed that nightmare of a book (incredibly confusing and very badly constructed, even sadistic in most parts) so now I switched to a Assimil training method that feels easy as eating cake in comparison. Bästa hälsningar från sodra Italien. Ha det bra. 🟦🟨