LET'S LEARN SWEDISH | Counting 1-100

[@matildawolfram4687]

My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!

[@micoberss5579]

make a video about difference between 'i', 'y', 'u'

[@jancovanderwesthuizen8070]

Ja, är du snäll

[@herrbonk3635]

'i' is the vowel sound in 'in' (in english or swedish). 'y' is the first vowel sound in 'fyra' (4) as spoken in this video. 'u' is the vowel sound in 'sju' (7) as pronounced in this video.

[@helenarios5710]

Just discovered your channel and I love iiittt, I’ve been actually learning Swedish for 6 months now, and even though I already knew how to count in Swedish, it was interesting to hear about the different pronunciations! Tack så mycket!

[@eryclmao5002]

hows your swedish now after four years

[@nyamuonbichok1522]

Yes please tell us how's it? Give me hope cuz am learning swedish for only about about a month 🥺

[@barbaraolson6783]

Thank you very much. First day to learn the Swedish language, looking forward to your classes.

[@JonasCorrea]

We are teaching our daughter to speak swedish as she will become Finish soon and your chanel is amazing. Thank you!

[@scotverdin9401]

Hey! It's been awhile. Look at all your subscribers! I remember when I became 168. Happy for your success and Glad Lucia!

[@Nackagubben]

+Scot Verdin And I'm happy you're a part of it :D Glad Lucia!

[@ninon7601]

Hej ! I hope that you will continue these videos, I just learned how to count in Swedish, thank you ! :D

[@manaha-4441]

This video helped me a lot understanding warthunder commander's rangefinding voice

[@DrySoap]

I'm a beginner, and the way that I'm trying to pronounce "sju" is to blow out a candle like you said, but also say "who" at the same time. It's not perfect, but it's pretty close and I think it's a good way to think about it. Although "h-woo" is a better way for me to visualise it, I feel like proper words are easier to remember.

[@purityhadida228]

Thanks for making it sound easy you are great teacher.

[@nichirvanazado3675]

I watched some Swedish videos god i love the way you teach your language.

[@johanneshelama8855]

I’d like to learn how to speak swedish in the swedish way and not the finnish way. Sadly our teacher says that we don’t need to know how to pronounce the words like they are pronounced in Sweden, so I really need these videos to learn how to speak properly😂 amazing video btw, I love your channel!

[@XXXkazeXXX]

Johannes Helama the same. i really don’t understand why we are taught ”finnish-swedish” instead of normal swedish 😩

[@zynius]

As someone who's from norrland; The finnish-swedish accent is awesome. I love the way finns speak swedish :D

[@herrbonk3635]

@@XXXkazeXXX Perhaps because that's the teacher's own dialect. (Or for political reasons?)

[@herrbonk3635]

@@zynius It's kind of beautiful but slow. It also creates a mental distance, like all strong dialects does (including some forms of Norrländska). The dialect gap makes it harder and more error prone to express nuances, attitudes or other feelings via your speech melody or tonality (aka cadence).

[@XXXkazeXXX]

Herr Bönk it’s more like because i’m in finland and we have a finnish way of speaking swedish ( kind of like swiss german). the problem is that no swede speaks swedish like finnish-swedish (or mooomin swedish as swedes call it) so learning a language you don’t speak with a dialect no native speaks is just stupid

[@fridaqyrdeti6954]

You're a great teacher. Very pretty too :)

[@leon1290]

Introt för tusan! Fan va nice!

[@Rumi_Rune]

I learned to count 1 - 10 In Arabic, 1 - 99 Chinese, 1 - 99 Spanish, i just learned 1 - 10 In swedish, i'll learn Japanese later or tomorrow if im motivated

[@Cristinapunk]

super hilarious video !! greetings from Romania

[@walidna1]

Yes i learnt it very first time by this video. Thank you so much..

[@WinterVignette]

Tanks so much! I'm a 11 year old who is starting to learn Swedish AND Finnish

[@E._A.]

wow! Only 11! Bravo!

[@Garden_Of_Roses11]

Same, noice lol

[@musicalmarion]

So interesting to hear the different dialect versions too, thank you! Please can you turn down or OFF the background music which detracts from your wonderful lesson!

[@mybackisbr0kenMTn33r]

Lol I usually pronounce sju as "shuu" not "whuu" and tjugo as "chugo", "chuge", or as "tjue". For 9 and 10, I indeed say "nie" and "tie". I might be speaking Svorska or Mumindalenska (´・ω・｀)

[@subscribetopoppt1555]

cozy azn cowboi yall youre stupid

[@osiasdecastro3386]

My solo words for this video is: LOVED IT! Thank you, or shall I say Tack!

[@aedanmckee8698]

Great video, it has helped me a lot.

[@Mineirinhanabelgica]

Thanks for The vídeo ❤

[@Daichifan1]

2:07 hahahahahahaha sex lolololololol

[@watchmakerful]

It's interesting that two prefixes in the International System of units (SI), "atto" and "femto" are made from these numerals.

[@abrzampe2902]

Great video! i would like one about how to say goodbye in swedish, or about fruits or clothes. Best regards from Mexico!

[@rosespring6029]

Hej Då!

[@allishere1529]

Thanks for the making of this video it's very helpful

[@kasiaprzybyszewska9926]

Thank you for this video so much. Help me a lot :)

[@mdfahadbinfaruqi8485]

In 71 one you told khuttienn but khutteiett here? explain pls

[@amandajaneyounan3403]

love this video! this guy is awesome :)

[@angeldenis490]

I love you

[@TVWarr]

​@@angeldenis490take them out to dinner first

[@AxelQC]

Tjuett sounds a lot like French "chouette", which is cool.

[@thequeen5482]

Tack mycket

[@boredomhitter]

I'm shaking my head down agreeing when he says "You want that, right?" 😋😎

[@warisali4285]

Thanks for this video and helping in swedish language

[@user-ld3bl3lp7r]

Great wideo mate! Can't wait for your stream! ;)

[@ChaoticRabbitOfCaerbannog]

I don’t know why I say sju in a sort of Stitch accent

[@pakciktelco821]

thanks for sharing!

[@okaro6595]

Arton, in Finland it is aderton.

[@toxic_penguin.twitchtv6944]

Tack sa mycket vid

[@00hellojulie00]

I absolutely love your style, I would be tempted to ask, how high r u, but noooo, I don’t. Thanks for the vid!

[@lowelindquist]

To have the text on makes the whole video much better

[@angeldenis490]

I’m looveing this

[@shadowpastathetf2kidwithau706]

Tack

[@mostafaabbas5528]

Thank you very much , tack !

[@BethanyLowe8773]

Hello! Enjoying your videos :-) Do tell us how to count "a hundred and...", "two hundred" etc if you can be bothered! Also I'd love to hear some Swedish ways to talk about music :-)

[@Jinado1]

That's really easy. The number "101" in Swedish is written (with letters) as "etthundraett" and pronounced as "ett-hundra-ett" OR "hundra-ett". And the number "102" is "etthundratvå" and is pronounced as "ett-hundra-två" OR "hundra-två". So really, you just take the word for "100" and then glue on the other numbers at the end. So a number like "132" would be written like "etthundratrettiotvå" and pronounced as "ett-hundra-trettio-två" OR "ett-hundra-tretti-två". Then with all the other numbers in Swedish, up to infinity, you just do the same thing. Therefore, the English number "1,234,572" is written with numbers as "1 234 572" in Swedish (we use spaces to easier read the numbers) and written with letters as "enmilliontvåhundratrettiofyrartusenfemhundrasjuttiotvå" and is pronouced like "en-million-två-hundra-trettio-fyra-tusen-fem-hundra-sjuttio-två" OR "en-million-två-hundra-tretti-fyra-tusen-fem-hundra-sjutti-två". You might have noticed that we just removed "ett" fom the "etthundra" and replaced it by another number, say... "fem", and then we got the number "500" (femhundra). Some words you should know: Million = Million Thousand = Tusen Five hundred = Femhundra Two hundred = Tvåhundra

[@mialovesanimals5226]

tack

[@stefaniezutter]

Thanks for this video, it's pretty easy to understand :) How can I say "I was born in 1994"? Is there more than one way to say it?

[@Hepaticaa]

Stefanie de Zutter "Jag föddes 1994 (nittonhundra nitti(o)fyra)" (we usually don't pronounce the o but you can if you want to) or "Jag är född 1994" (literally means "I am born 1994") we usually shorten it to just 94 though (nittifyra or nittiofyra) :)

[@jagheteringet1861]

Stefanie de Zutter jag föddes år nitton-hundra-nittio-fyra (:

[@jessicanordstrom7428]

Jag föddes nittonhundra nitti(o) fyra Or jag är född 1994

[@mannrakesh311]

Why u learn Swedish

[@anitaszabo412]

Tack så mycket

[@SprunkCovers]

The way that you say "sju" is like the Spanish "J" sound, or it could be my dialect of Spanish (Chilean) too, but I never had any trouble with the "sju" sound lol

[@tedvendlegard9776]

Richie Gonveda It sorta works in reverse too. It makes it much simpler to learn the spanish ”J” sounds if you already know swedish.

[@guisselflores7145]

Jajaja nice lesson!! You are funny teacher!

[@thequeen5482]

There is different way to pronounce ( y) can you explain it. Tack

[@frkenmina240]

Selv om norsk er 99% dansk, så er ikke tallsystem like sprøtt(crazy) som det danske. Du kan komme unna med det svenske systemet. Vi har også tre veier å si 1 på, ett(nøytral)-en(maskulint)-ei(feminint). Vi bruker omtrent alltid 'en' når man teller. 20 er tjue/tyve, 30 er tretti/tredve ellers er ting likt med bare noen bokstav forskjell

[@maarten176]

thanks man helped me a lot!! are you high btw haha

[@PunjabiFoodAndTravel]

Nice

[@AbdullahKassha]

Tack!

[@dirkrol3471]

I have trouble pronaunching the ng sound as in många

[@s_eliza]

Dirkrol wow same

[@reallivebluescat]

its like in the phrases "among others" . among(a). its like you pronounce only half of the G

[@WinterVignette]

I needed to know 0 to 20 I swedish but tanks!

[@omer9880]

You are the best man, 😍😍😍😍😭

[@jennnnifersbody]

MAN, THAT 'ee' SOUND YOU MAKE WHEN YOU PRONOUNCE FYRA AND NIO/NIE AND ALL THE Ys AND Is???? HOW!!?? HOW DO YOU DO THAT?!!?!!!! I'M GOING INSANE

[@kaylag5043]

You sort of have to open up the back of your throat and speak from there instead of speaking from your mouth.

[@thebramstoker9525]

its phlegm like sound you get after many practice :)

[@howardstern9129]

Tio also means Uncle in Spanish

[@jancovanderwesthuizen8070]

I'm gonna say Tjuge as it sounds the most Swedish

[@Mari_of_headspace]

Hahahah, u make Swedish very funny, 😂 🤣

[@s_eliza]

I have a lot of trouble pronouncing the g sound in varg / färg

[@Nackagubben]

Think of it as the Y in Arya (or if you added an R at the end of buy: buyr) :D

[@Kvalstermannen]

Vaför tittar jag på det här

[@honiebee4294]

i love you for this 😘

[@alaindubois1505]

Tack så mycket. I was just after the '7' sound. Yours is a rasping 'h'' sound. I've heard it like a 'sh' sound too. I like the variations being given. I'm beginning a new 'Esperanto', and searching for commonality in Indo-European, but using a Japanese structure and script. It's called 'Ǝrþliŋ' [Earthling], but isn't in this script. {Can be used as a practical, as well as a fantasy language/script, as in Sci-fi or 'Lord of the Rings'} My symbiote [house mate] walked in and though you had an American accent. [I guess more people tune in to the US than Britain.] The past tense of 'teach' is 'taught'. English seems to have still Germanic 'ablaut' in 'strong verbs'. Oh, and your '21' sounds like the French 'chouette' or 'little cabbage' - something you say to someone when you are fond of them! Sorry, it's 'mon petit chou' [my little cabbage], 'chouette' sounds like something else - not an owl though.

[@Mycenaea]

I pronounce "sju" the same way Nackagubben does. It's the easier way. The other way is more difficult. I've also read that women are more likely to pronounce it the more difficult way, and men the easier way for some weird reason :) lol, "little cabbage". So cute!

[@magnusfox777]

is it the same in norwegian?

[@mkr1jdsjls574]

No

[@Mediaflashmob]

The structure and roots are very similar to English!!!

[@sheshanevillalobos5915]

new subscriber

[@faabmu1769]

good

[@EamonWill]

I find sjuttiosju hard to say, not because it's hard to pronounce, but because I fall apart in a fit of giggles. I feel like I sound like a silly owl! 🦉🤣

[@hcm9999]

I want a sexton with sluta.

[@Nightmare-vi4ez]

2:29 this mean "co*k" in polish and russian! 3:00 this mean in polish "no"

[@sapphirethealpha5005]

I feel so sorry for you about 6 😂

[@Brina-zt1wk]

2:00

[@yoli-chatzi14]

I love sweedish but its very dificult 😂😂😀😀👍

[@sameerpuranik9144]

😊 Nice! Scandinavian guys are more creative than girls 😂😂😂. I can see that clearly in this video.

[@lostn65]

I didn't watch your first vid, but you should maybe have started with 0 instead of 1. Could be useful.

[@Mari_of_headspace]

Haha.. I guess number six is going on the list of my least favorite numbers, I like number six tho... ( in English ) 😟

[@nvjgktog2197]

❤

[@jakkuwolfinsomnia8058]

“when you listen to a school book” books can talk?

[@Mycenaea]

Yes, because all Swedes are wizards so our books are enchanted!

[@jakkuwolfinsomnia8058]

Mycenaea lmao that explains why most of the Disney are based in Sweden then 😂

[@clyroros4188]

must have made it short

[@naomivari9440]

7 is just a soft g in Dutch

[@aemiil5743]

I only know två in Swedish (2)

[@shadowpastathetf2kidwithau706]

I got to only tolv

[@alinak.1435]

No one: Me: HUNDRAAAA!11!!

[@РоманМальцев-п4е]

You could be also 20-daddy

[@SylvainBOSSON-og8fi]

jätterbra.

[@molly53]

I only need 5

[@Nayradharma]

Unlike the Germans xD einundzwanzig = one and twenty zweiundzwanzig = two and twenty

[@alaindubois1505]

Yes, the English used to do that too. I thought the Germans would have fixed that by now. The French-speaking Swiss fixed the French madness of 90 being four twenties and ten!

[@mannrakesh311]

I know geraman language

[@angeldenis490]

Hi good night I’m sleeping 💤

[@jume2685]

Jag kan redan svenska. Jag vet inte varför jag tittar på detta

[@watchmakerful]

The common Germanic roots of English and Swedish are clear...

[@alicecocciolo]

Please make a video all in Swedish (with subtitles) 🇸🇪 and you are hot, off topic but true

[@Bentcypress]

Counting in Finnish is easier.

[@atemi3217]

Bentcypress7 yep

[@XXXkazeXXX]

really?

[@dbt2787]

Volvo language

[@theeagle6319]

Not ja fö’ tusan it is ja för tusan

[@angeldenis490]

Hahahahahhaha

[@akaliplzsuckmyfattits2044]

Jag vettefan varför jag kollar på detta. Jag e ju svenn

[@angeldenis490]

I’m a 7 year old 👦 boy