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Learn Swedish personal pronouns. A free Swedish lesson on what Swedish personal pronouns are and how to used them.
Come and learn how to say you in Swedish. The plural, the singular, the subject and the object forms of Swedish you.
Other things you will learn.
How to say I and me in Swedish.
How to say he and him in Swedish.
How to say she and her in Swedish.
How to say we and us in Swedish.
How to say you and you in Swedish.
How to say the and them in Swedish.
What is the difference between de and dem in Swedish? And when to use them.
Some Swedish grammar.
And lots of Swedish pronunciation tips!

[Nimesh Nambiar]

How do you manage to be witty and genuinely funny in all your videos while teaching us so much? You're an amazing teacher! Thank you!!

[Fun Swedish]

Wow, thank you! It's easy. We have the best students and followers who inspire us to make these videos :)

[I wanna be your dog]

Swedish is like Icelandic but cool in its own way. Languages are so unique and individual that you can't really say which one is better. Icelandic sounds sweet and sometimes like wind or erupts like volcano. Swedish is melodic with its tones and it sounds playful. Damn I must learn at least the basics. Jag äter köttbullar

[Fun Swedish]

Beautifully said!

[adam thrift]

​@Fun Swedish can you do a video on words phrases that mean the same but when to use them . I noticed you used jag gillar dig for i like you but before this I always practiced jag tycker om dig

[Fun Swedish]

@adam thrift yes, great idea. We can do that. "Jag gillar dig" and "jag tycker om dig" can be used interchangeably 🙂

[ColeXao]

Hi, Im learning swedish and I just loved the way you explained! i will look for the other videos to continue my learning. Thanks for making it so easy!

[Ion Mureșanu]

I absolutely love Swedish ❤️🇸🇪❤️ my favourite german language. I am a Czech/Romanian (My native is czech, but i speak romanian too) Fun fact: The pronoun I in Czech is "Já" which is pronounced same as the swedish Jag :D

[AnaCan]

I need you in my life😭🤍I love this! You’re the only person on KZbin who teaches Swedish like this!!✨

[Fun Swedish]

Aw, so happy you feel that way!

[Leticia Miranda]

Thank you for this video! I enjoyed very much the special participation of Agnetha and Benny. Hoping to see Frida and Björn around here as well 🤣🤣 Oh! And I'm looking forward to the "den/det" video!

[Fun Swedish]

Happy to hear that!

[fábio santos]

É bem mais fácil que em português. Temos dois casos de pronomes pessoais: Caso Reto e Caso Oblíquo. Muita gente usa errado pois é complicado.

[Fazila Samardzic]

this was so helpful. gave me so much more insight into how to structure basic sentences on my own instead of memorizing basic phrases

[Fun Swedish]

Happy to hear! :)

[lydiaart]

This is a very helpful video. I've been learning Swedish on an app and some of these personal pronouns are confusing. I like the Hans Solo mnemonic to keep han and hon straight. Also on the app I'm using they use tycker om for like and you use gillat. I'm not sure I understand the difference yet. Still so much to learn about Swedish. Tack sa mycket. Great video!

[Eishal Khan]

What app are you using?

[Nitin Sadana]

Great video. Thank you for breaking it down so easily. I have a question -> Er is plural object pronoun. And also Singular possessive pronoun (with era as plural form). This is a bit confusing. Can you explain please.

[Noemi]

I am learning Swedish and your videos help me a lot with it! Tack så mycket!☺️ When learning though, I am not sure when to use mitt, mina, min or din, ditt, dina, er, ert, era.

[Fun Swedish]

That's great! We have actually made a video about that too. Here it is kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGfEf2OnfNuWrKc&ab_channel=FunSwedish

[Mukongo Jonathan]

You deserve an award for best translation teacher,,

[Fun Swedish]

Thank you! 😍

[jorge garcia marin]

Hello, thanks for the video. I am from Spain and i have started to learn swedish two weeks ago. I like your video very much, very well explained. I have just subscribed to follow you. Thanks a lot.

[Fun Swedish]

Thank you! 😃

[Wilfredo Quintana]

I like this video was very explained on every detail, which is excellent. Like in English in Spanish we refer to / I / equals to /Yo /Jag /or the first person singular, a subject or any theme your talk about will be the subject. The 2nd person You (the listner) /du/, The 3rd. Person, is the topic or theme anything you refer to while in conversation. I was wandering about the formal you/ usted/ like you explained; the British refers to their king the same way, very clear too good video, tack, hejda, gracias, nos vemos, pronto, Wilfredo de Puerto Rico.

[Fun Swedish]

The formal "usted" is "Ni" but it is rarely used these days. Unless you are meeting the king very frequently. But it used to be as common as the Spanish "Usted" before the "du reformen".

[Mahbub Al Islam]

Indeed your way of teaching is Amazing... Thank you so much... Look forward to completing all the lessons.

[Fun Swedish]

Glad you like feel that way!

[Fun Unlimited]

The video is amazing and it really helps alot. Do you suggest any sweddish book of the basic grammar? If yes plz write and the name. Thanks🙂

[DaRyteJuan]

You’re so good. 👍 Pretty soon I’ll be able to watch Swedish news and dramas w/out the subtitles in English! Haha

[Fun Swedish]

Hope you get there soon! You can always speed it up with our video courses: funswedish.teachable.com/

[Swapan Karmakar]

Your teaching techniques are amazing.. Thank you very much..

[Fun Swedish]

Glad you like them!

[Bill Nicesun]

Alltid så tydlig och rolig ! Vi gillar dig 💙💛

[Fun Swedish]

😍

[Alex1985🎾]

Really nice video… Well done 👍👍👍

[Fun Swedish]

Thank you very much!

[Jezebel]

As an Irish man who has still not forgiven the Vikings 1200 years ago for their plunder, I always felt compelled to conquer the blonde country. Yet your videos, red hair and great sense of humour resonates too much with me. I just wanted to say this.

[Fun Swedish]

Haha, thank you so much for that! I am sure I have some Irish blood as well. We love Irland and the people!

[Thaisa Duarte]

Thank you for the explanation❤🇸🇪

[Fun Swedish]

Happy to help!

[Sophi Landgren]

Great video as always 👍

[Fun Swedish]

Glad you enjoy them!

[Ralf Schramm]

I like that: learning in a fun way. Thank you for that video!

[Fun Swedish]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[Alejandra]

Thank u so much❤️ Please the Reflexiva ones next!!! 🙏🏼😄

[Fun Swedish]

Coming soon!

[Selma Beyazgül]

Ne harika bir öğretmen..

[G Figueredo]

English is not lazy, it's a pragmatic language with a very pragmatic grammar, I grew up speaking Spanish and then learned English at an early age, the fact that in Spanish (as well as French, the other language I speak) objects have gender is illogical, a table is a table, no gender there

[MWC Haru]

Thanks !You make a easy way to learn and study.It helps me alot to study and yea! Grammae too. By the way,I love that "Dom Dom Dom".

[Fun Swedish]

Glad to hear that we make it easier to learn and study Swedish! ❤ Haha, happy you liked my "dom dom dom" song. It was very improvised 😅

[Vianney González Márquez]

You read my mind about wanting a video about den and det. This one clarify a lot o things. Thank you!!!

[Fun Swedish]

Glad it was helpful!

[Erica Gamet]

Oh my goodness! When I first learned hon and han, I used Han Solo, too! And in English (in the US, at least), people use the term "Hon" as short for "Honey" when used as a nickname. "Hey, Hon...can you take out the garbage today?" It's often used to refer to a woman (like maybe a waitress)... which may or may not be rude (it's expected in the south). Anyway, I think of Han Solo and calling a woman Hon to keep it straight.

[Fun Swedish]

Great! That is also a great way to remember :D

[Ari]

That’s exactly how I remember them too!!! I’m from California, and we use “hon” all the time!

[Fatema zohora]

Jag gillar dina klasser väldigt mycket.💝💝💝

[Fun Swedish]

Tack!

[Ali Akram]

Your teaching is mind blowing....like a drug. I am surprised about your performance. Best wishes.

[Fun Swedish]

Wow, thank you so much for this message. Made me very happy! 😍 I hope you get addicted and learn a lot of Swedish a long the way 😆

[lewis lllouis]

The Swedish Ni meaning you is really interesting it’s exactly same as ‘Ni’ in Chinese meaning you 😂

[Moa L]

I love that, "Ni Men" You in plural chinese. are like.. Ni män!!! You men!!! multiple guys haha

[Ari]

My mom is swedish but I Don’t speak the language. I’ve been going to Sweden and staying with my family now in the summers, but just start studying Swedish. My family is from Skåne. When you say I like you, I’ve been taught Jag tycker om du. Yours is different. What’s the difference?

[Fun Swedish]

Jag tycker om dig works as well! They are exactly the same. Just a variation.

[yoginiKATZE]

Can we have a video on why de and dem are pronounced the same😂 I'm curious

[Fun Swedish]

Yes! We can make one about that :)

[inthapatta phoosa]

Tack så jättemycket 💐💐😍😍👍👍

[Lilly Macareux]

Tack så mycket🙏🏻 kram från Tyskland❤

[Fun Swedish]

Tack!

[Michelle Gomez Joof]

I must confess,,,you are the best when it comes to us who are new in sweden.... I understand very clearly when you speak..... do u do private classes?

[Fun Swedish]

Happy you feel that way! We do offer private classes (and in group). Check out our website for more information elansutbildning.com/

[ThaiFin Life in Sweden]

Tack jättemycket ❤

[Fun Swedish]

Varsågod ❤

[Djulijana Orca]

Thank you soooo much, your videos helped alot. 🤩

[Fun Swedish]

I'm so glad!

[Yannis Ioannopoylos]

You're adorable! ❤️ So nice explaining

[Jethro Bradley]

Another great video - I can almost forgive you for using an American flag when speaking about “in English” 🇬🇧😀

[Fun Swedish]

Haha, we will tell the editor but you will see that we also use other flags that represents the English-speaking world in other videos to compensate ;)

[Yunhui YANG]

so fruitful!!

[Fun Swedish]

Happy to hear that!

[AWEGVVM-productions™]

Hi Daniella, My sister gave me a book for my birthday. Dutch to Swedish travel language guide. But everything is written in "Ni" instead of"Du". It's probably this way because in our country we use "U"(Ni) to strangers to be polite instead of "Jij"(du) My questions is can i just replace the Ni in this book for Du or will the whole sentence be wrong in that way. In that case the whole book would be pretty much useless😢

[Fun Swedish]

Thanks for sharing! Interesting. Yeah, sometimes translations doesn't include the social codes like the fact that it is weird to use the formal version "Ni" (in singular) here when you are talking to someone. We just don't use it anylonger in Sweden. So yes, you can and should replace the "ni" in the book with du. For example, "Hur mår du?" = How are you? instead of "Hur mår Ni"? "Ni" is only used for plural refering to many people (you guys or you girls for example). Hur mår ni? = How are you guys/girls? Hope that helped!

[AWEGVVM-productions™]

@Fun Swedish thanks for your comprehensive answer. I'm glad i can still use the book and just replace it by "du". Your answer helped me a lot! 👍👍

[jaded LoTuZ]

Can be good to point out that "Du" and "Ni" are interchangeable in modern Swedish. But some formal text, or if you just want to sound formal, (or if its an older/classic quote) then "Ni" is used ("du" was/is more the casuall friendly, in the family way of saying it). Some/many old people (70+) still use "ni". Most younger generations never use it (say like under 30). Cheers.

[AWEGVVM-productions™]

@jaded LoTuZ thanks

[Lucie B Lindner]

So good!

[Wilfredo Quintana]

Hi, do Swedish language have a vowel reduction rule, or all is as simple as pronounced? Tack for att du svarade mig, hejda.

[Fun Swedish]

There a lots of wierd things we do with our vowels 😅. From the difference between long and short vowel... to lots of reductions on everyday spoken Swedish 😊

[Martha romero]

Thank you for your work!!

[Fun Swedish]

Happy to hear you like it! Thank you for your comment :)

[Shellbell_folgers_kaffe]

thank you ☺️💜

[Татьяна Вавилова]

Thanks for this varm smiling in all confuses that I faced learning plurals. I's cool when teacher know what can confuse in Language.

[Fun Swedish]

Aw, thank you for your sweet comment. It is also very nice for us teachers to read them.

[Tia Cecilia]

for all german speakers, I always think of „Hahn“ (male version of a chicken) to distinguish between han och hon

[Fun Swedish]

Great mental trick! 😁

[Alessandra Rigi-Luperti]

Especially because Huhn is to me mostly the female chicken in german so Hahn (male chicken) is han and Huhn (female chicken) is hon haha

[Sergio Rivera]

Thank you for your useful lessons teacher. 😍❤❤❤

[Fun Swedish]

You're welcome 😊😍❤❤❤

[Sergio Rivera]

@Fun Swedish Eres la mejor ❤❤❤

[Humberto Cstgtz]

Grrrrrrrrrreat, I've just discovered your channel, and l loooooove it. Thank you, saludos!!! ⚡🤖💞

[Fun Swedish]

Glad you enjoyed it! Subscribete para más videos todas las semanas 😁

[Humberto Cstgtz]

@Fun Swedish Suscrito!!! ⚡🤖👌🏻🎉

[Rui Ferrao]

ahaha you are so expressive jag gillar dig! thank you for the video!

[Fun Swedish]

Tack!

[David Bandini]

Tack så mycket för videon Grazie tante per il video :)

[Fun Swedish]

😻

[Le lingue, che passione !]

Mi associo al tuo ringraziamento ! Jag öksa säger: tack sa mycket för videon !

[Reinaldo Rei]

5:25 It reminds me of the Thai speaking intonation!

[Zac Ur Ragazzo]

Hearing that you guys have a they/them pronouns in Swedish makes me extremely happy!

[Fun Swedish]

😁

[Ju M]

I actually looked for videos explaining swedish personal pronouns in the hope of finding gender neutral ones, though I already suspected it to be hen

[Nyymi Nuolivaara]

Finland has always had just one: Hän. It means han, hon och hen. We don't make a difference. Finally something Finland is ahead of Sweden. Whoop whoop! 🥳

[Nok Hin Siu]

really needed this for duolingo

[Leandro Meneghin]

"You wouldn't say - I like she-!" Well, we do that in brazilian portuguese lol

[Fun Swedish]

😂😂 Languages are funny 😅

[Stormmaster]

I thought I knew all the pronouns, but still opened the video. Oh how glad I am that I did! I would certainly adress the king with "du" otherwise! Now I understand why the guy in duolingo course "var nervös i går eftersom han skulle träffa kungen". He didn't watch this video and was afraid of adressing him inappropriately. ❤

[Fun Swedish]

Hahaha hope you meet him in real life someday so you can put in practice your new acquired skills :)

[Absolute]

Tack. 😊

[Cherkupally Prabhakar]

Tack sa mycket ❤️❤️

[Fun Swedish]

Thank you for watching!

[Mitt namn]

Tack så jätte mkttt!!

[Fun Swedish]

😍

[Младен Зрнић]

I pronounced all these words with a Norwegian accent, because it's hard to pronounce like them.

[HappilyEverEmma]

Is Duolingo a good app to use for learning Swedish? If not, where else can I learn it along with this channel ?

[Schola Bwene]

Very very useful. Thanks

[Fun Swedish]

Glad it was helpful!

[Mor Sol]

I screamed and fangirled hard when Agnetha and Benny showed up

[Fun Swedish]

😁😁

[John Le Blanc]

Aaaaah!! LOL!! Wow!! That’s exactly my trick for remembering Han! Han Solo!! Nice!

[Fun Swedish]

😬 :👏

[orchid calla]

tack så mycketit it was really helpful

[Noemi Culque]

You are such a blessing! Thank you for your videos. I pray that you might get to know Jesus as your Lord and Savior. He loves you so much!

[Fun Swedish]

Thank you so much!

[DripZ]

If you guys drop the “g” sound in jag How to you know if the other person isn’t saying the word “yes” Ja=yes 🇸🇪✨😄

[Lemony Starling]

That helped soooooooo much!!!!!!

[Fun Swedish]

Happy to hear that!

[jomy george]

very useful.. please add the subtitles ?????

[Fun Swedish]

Will try :)

[Kolvatn]

mycket bra! :)

[Fun Swedish]

Tack!

[tianding tong]

👍👍👍

[Fun Swedish]

😊

[Beli Gc]

Tack så mycket 🙏

[Fun Swedish]

I♥️

[Charles Lundquist]

I watched a Fun Swedish KZbin video where you explained the origin of the Swedish word, "Skål"; but I can't remember which one it was. Can you please tell which Fun Swedish KZbin video it was?

[Fun Swedish]

You should be able to find it in our video called "Learn Swedish basic phrases - 16 Swedish words and phrases you need to communicate in Swedish!". We talk about skål the last minute (number 16). Here is the link to that video kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqCYnauYqZtri6c&ab_channel=FunSwedish

[Mahbub Al Islam]

great!

[Daily Life Vlog]

Tackar. Jag älskar din video.Kan du att göra en video om hur man gör meningar

[Fun Swedish]

Absolut!

[Juárez Castellano]

Excellent!!!!

[Fun Swedish]

Many thanks! :)

[Erwin Johann Arndt]

I have the suspicion that this girl knows how to speak spanish as well, due to use of examples and the way she says "Jag" on how not to say Jag :P . This is the best channel for swedish

[Fun Swedish]

You would be correct on that suspicion 😁 Thank you for your lovely comment 😍

[Jesse Maslen]

These pronouns are quite similar to reflexiva pronomen

[Drew Kendall]

Oohhh, I come for one set of answers and get other questions 😅. How does "Jag gillar dig" compare with "Jag tycker om dig"?

[Fun Swedish]

They are very much the same. Synonims with different origins (becuase Swedes like to "borrow" words from everyone)

[Drew Kendall]

@Fun Swedish Excellent, thanks! 👍

[Bonjour]

Honestly I am having difficulty with personliga pronomen. I'm going to bookmark this video 😩

[Fun Swedish]

Yes, they are tricky. You are not the only person feeling that way. Good luck with them!

[Bonjour]

@Fun Swedish Tack så mycket. I will continue to watch your videos. Do you mind to do a video of verb conjugation ie speak, speaking, spoke, spoken.

[Mohammad Kayed]

very beautiful

[Joe Harvelle]

Hey, I see, you use "gillar". I've learn from Duolingo that Swedish use "tycker om". What's the difference between them?

[Fun Swedish]

No difference really. You can use them interchangeably.

[Voo de Mar]

I thought that Swedish "dig" is pronounced more like English 'they' than 'day'

[Fun Swedish]

🤔🤔🤔 intersting question. I guess whatever works better for you to remember works. The focus here was mostly on not pronouncing the dig with a G sound

[Voo de Mar]

@Fun Swedish thank you for response... I hear [lilar] when you said "gillar", is it "L" pronounced at the beginning of this verb?

[sahar jazayeri]

😍😍😍😍😍😍👏👏👏👏i,m iranian and i like you

[Fun Swedish]

😍🇮🇷🇸🇪

[Giovanna Flammia]

When I think of Han I think handsome and Hon like honey.

[Fun Swedish]

That is a great way to remember those words!

[felix x]

C'est tellement dur... je ne sais pas comment je vais faire.

[Izzatasquid]

What is the difference between “gillar” and “tycker om”?

[Fun Swedish]

They are synonims. So pretty much no differnce 😊. Just 2 words for the same thing with different roots / origins.

[Coquíjueputa🇵🇷]

Had to watch it 3 times 😅

[Fun Swedish]

That´s the great thing about KZbin lessons. You can watch it a 100 times if you want to!

[Vona 💎]

Hen? Come through Sweden with the gender neutral pronouns!! 💜

[yOuR dOg SpEaK cHiNesE?!]

Bra jobbat :)💜

[anathona 3D]

It's better that languages stay unique, even these reforms they had I don't like

[Isak Falk-Eliasson]

Yeah, it's useful! Unfortunately it's often used where "den" is more appropriate. "Den" really already was a gender neutral pronoun, extensively used in the Swedish language to indicate genderless objects/persons. But "hen" is ia useful where you explicitly would want to indicate a non-male/female gender.

[Silvern]

Nobody uses hen in Sweden except government owned television. It's an unnatural word with fabricated origin and does not appear in normal speech, and no matter how hard our liberal government tries to force people to talk using 69 genders, none in their sane mind will do so. I'd refrain from using 'hen' because people will think you're weird if you do, for your own sake. Instead of saying, "Vem är hen?" (Who's that?), we'd say "Vem är det?" (Or "Vem e de?" for casual speech), or "Vem är du?" (Who are you?) (Casual, "Vem e du?"). I've never heard anyone say "Vem är hen?" in daily life, or 'hen' for that matter. It sounds ridiculous if anything. If you want to use a more natural way of saying "it" to a person like he or she is an object, try 'den' or 'det' instead. It's still degen to do so but less degen than saying 'hen'.

[TaiduTiger]

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[Yavar Hossini]

Ja gillar dig❤

[Παναγιώτης]

You say that the g in "Jag" is silent but you say it in 1:06 and 6:08. 🤔 This is confusing 😕

[Emund Ulvbane]

Jag gillar honom Jag gillar henne Jag gillar henom That must be right, isn’t it? 😅

[Maximiliano Roberti]

Jag gillar din videon!! es correcto?is it correct?

[Fun Swedish]

Tack så mycket! Well done , almost "Jag gillar din video". 🙂😍

[Rama Monato]

subject - object I - me we - us thou - thee ye - you he - him she - her it - it they - them "Subject" is the doer, "object" the victim.

[AYOUB EL KHALOUI]

Thanks

[Punjabi Food And Travel]

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