How to say mother in Swedish - Swedish family words - Learn Swedish in a Fun Way!

[@FunSwedish]

New editing style on this video. What do you think about it?

[@commonce420]

It was great! I liked it very much.

[@absolute7433]

Yes, Please make another video for more relatives names in Swedish. Your body language is great. Tack 😊.

[@absolute7433]

Editing is also good. Congratulations 😊

[@PixieMoons]

Jag tycker om det!

[@Swedjian]

🔥

[@clintonokeke4647]

Tack så mycket. Jag älskar videos. De är mycket informativa.

[@FunSwedish]

Tack så mycket! Kul att du gillar dem!

[@kinosemmy9260]

Hi, thanks for the lectures, will like more videos

[@FunSwedish]

Hi! We have more than 70 videos here (I think, lost count to be honest 😅). And we also have video courses worth 90 hours of video lessons here: funswedish.teachable.com/

[@junkoisgod.1001]

im half swedish and you are helping me learn swedish better than duolingo 💀

[@FunSwedish]

😍😍

[@ashleymichelle6061]

I’m half Irish and a quarter Swedish & Norwegian. I’ve been trying to learn Svenska for 650 days on duolingo and this video is a lot more helpful. My 2nd grandfather and grandmother were both from Sweden. How do you say great great grandparents?

[@Tethloach1]

I learned that mor is in 4 European languages and 2 Africa languages. The meaning of moor from Norwegian is translated perfectly. Mor in Nuer is a bit different. Mor = your mom in Nuer

[@commonce420]

I would really like if you could make a more detailed video on the topic. It'd be very handy.

[@FunSwedish]

Good to know! We were about to make it more detailed with the more complecated words... but it started looking like a 30 minute video 😅. But we can definelty do it in parts. The more like this commment gets, the sooner we will make it! 😁

[@davidbandini3484]

Tack så mycket för videon! Ja, vi vill ha en ennan video, tack :) Grazie tante per il video!

[@FunSwedish]

😍😍

[@starlegends3092]

Im happy about how much of that i understood.

[@MalangJassey]

am happy following you

[@crisharmsen]

I was born in Sweden but grew up bilingual in the Netherlands. My children and those of my sisters were happy to refer to our parents by the Swedish terms and their dutch grandparents by the dutch terms (only 1 kind (Oma/Opa)) However, when still young, they got confused when together at our parents, referring to them by different terms (Farfar/Morfar & Farmor/Mormor)🤯 Jag antar att kusiner i Sverige har samma problem när det är unga... För mig var det åtminstone så när jag var ung och på släktbesök i Sverige.

[@shermilapererasjp7648]

Tack ❤❤

[@Alanitoo]

Great vid Daniella

[@FunSwedish]

Thank you! 😍

[@MalangJassey]

thank you so much

[@FunSwedish]

You're welcome!

[@Nelianne]

Please do another video on this topic! My parent in law both remarried so how would my children call their new partners in Swedish? And how would you call someone who is not really a grandparent but feels and has the same bond like one?

[@FunSwedish]

You can put "Bonus" in fron of everything :) Bonuspappa is a dad that you get "as a bonus". Not your bloodline dad. Same goes for "bonusbarn" or bonus children. And you could even say "bonusfarfar" :D.

[@Nelianne]

@@FunSwedish tack så mycket!

[@starlegends3092]

@@FunSwedish oh cool!

[@absolute7433]

Would you please make video on common used words in Market for shopping and Business related works in Swedish, after completing this relatives series of course! Thank You.

[@sameerpuranik9144]

Heydo great video 👍

[@enochcash5117]

i dont know but just love listing to you

[@berrak.61]

Thank you for your video it was SOOOO helpful!!! But I have a question. I want to save my mom in swedish on my phone. I wonder if it is better if i save her as min mamma or just mamma?

[@starlegends3092]

This is better then Fuolingo because it didnt have some details about the words you needed to know

[@FunSwedish]

😍

[@tomeofslyev]

Me thinking that the great-grandchild is barnbarnbarn before you said it was barnbarns barn: 😬😐😶 Also, I giggled at "min faster". Probably because I imagined translating "Hej, faster" into "Hey, faster" which would then end up being "你好，快点" in Chinese (Hi, faster)😂 My mom and I had a good laugh at that one.

[@FunSwedish]

Haha, you are very smart! You understood the Swedish logic barnbarnsbarn before I even said it 👏 Glad that you and your mom saw the video together and that it made you laugh 😍

[@tomeofslyev]

@@FunSwedish Thank you ehehehe :D the video was a perfect antidote to our gloomy day

[@brianketaren5132]

Awesome

[@FunSwedish]

😍

[@MalangJassey]

good

[@ilariawarren7276]

I enjoy your videos, particularly when you talk about slang terms. Would only children refer to their father as 'pappsen' or can grown-ups do that too? Tack :)

[@FunSwedish]

Glad you enjoy them! I think adults use it as well but more if they are joking "pappsen" otherwise they use more "pappa or farsan "

[@evasaker2476]

Jag håller inte med om att man aldrig använder ”dotterdotter” och ”sonson” eller ”sondotter” och ”dotterson”. Jag gör det då och då för att beskriva vilket av mina barnbarn jag refererar till. T ex ”Jag ska köpa en födelsedagspresent till min lilla dotterdotter” Tack för dina filmer! Jag är svensk men språkintresserad och var tidigare gift med en engelsman. 😊

[@TheSlyngel]

Jag håller med det är korrekt Svenska så skulle jag särskilja mina barnbarn om jag hade några.

[@cendriia3738]

Håller med. Jag säger (och har även hört många andra) säga morföräldrar

[@fashionstylerrique7112]

Y dont no yet lovely Daniella 😉

[@mamastar9183]

Hej! Love you videos... I was thinking about taking a video course. I'm looking for the link for the 10% discount you mentioned in the video? Is this still available? Tack!

[@FunSwedish]

Hej! Happy to hear that! 😍 Yes it is still available. Here are all the courses: elans.teachable.com/ Just use the promo code SWETUBE in the checkout 😁. Or let me know what level you are interested in and I can give you the link with promo code applied.

[@benbju4558]

Hello Fun Swedish. I would be so grateful if you would answer a question for me. I am an American of Swedish decent. My last name is Bjustrom but I believe when my family arrived there was an "r" in it. Bjurstrom. I am told this translates "Beaver River" But have not been able to confirm it with an internet translator. Is That true? Thank you!

[@FunSwedish]

Intersting! 🤔. Ström is a bit like river. More like current. So a fast flowing river. Bäver is the Swedish word for beaver 😁. But "bjur" could be an old word for that. I am not really sure

[@benbju4558]

@@FunSwedish Thank You!

[@killuke2]

Same in estonian for barnbarn or barnbarns barn - lapselaps and lapselapse laps. :D

[@FunSwedish]

Oh! Interesting that you have the same logic :)

[@andystevens3474]

Jag har hört flera gnger "farsan" eller "morsan". Vad betyder de?

[@FunSwedish]

Farsan is slang for far (father) and morsan slang for mor (mother) :)

[@andystevens3474]

@@FunSwedish Tack

[@EricaGamet]

My Swedish niece (min brorsdotter) just had a baby (a girl)... so is she my brorsdotter dotter? Also, is there a term that non-binary people use for any of these? Is there a rise in those terms? I realized a couple years ago that uncle/aunt and niece/nephew in English are the only familial terms that didn't have a gender neutral grouping (like "children" or "siblings" could be a mix)... we have to say nieces and nephews. My good friend's sister's child is non-binary and my friend now calls them her "nibling." Like if my niece was, instead, non-binary, is there a term... maybe brorsbarn would suffice?

[@petergustafsson1670]

A bit late, but: No, there are no universally accepted relationship terms that specifically refer to non-binary people.

[@vesarintamaki2712]

FIN : kävelinsiköhän SWE: funderar på om jag ska gå eller inte ENG: I am thinking about if to walk or not kävelisköhä funderar på om ska gå wondering whether to walk meninsiköhän fundrar på om jag skulle gå eller inte I am wondering if to go or not menisitkös skulle du gå would you go menisittekös skulle ni gå would you go kävellä gå walk mennä gå go uisisin jag skulle simma I would swim laulaisin jag skulle sjunga I would sing

[@darlenegates1403]

How do I say “my mother’s house”? Min mammas hus eller mitt mammas hus? (I know it’s min but why if hus is an ett word?)

[@FunSwedish]

"Min mammas hus" would be the correct version (your mom is the main focus here, not the house) that is why you will have "min" since mamma is an en-ord (en mamma). If you want to learn more about min/mitt and practice Swedish grammar / vocabulary with us sign up to our Swedish courses. Pre-recorded courses: funswedish.teachable.com/courses/ Live-Zoom courses: elansutbildning.com/courses/ Courses for companies: elansutbildning.com/companies/

[@darlenegates1403]

@ tack!

[@ZapAndersson]

Uhm no, "morföräldrar" heter det.

[@noeliavelvet6057]

So min maka is my husband?

[@FunSwedish]

"Min make" would be my husband :)

[@noeliavelvet6057]

@@FunSwedish tack tack🙂

[@zafarali6781]

Good