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[@sara8614]

French girl had a good pronunciation actually.

[@PureVikingPowers]

Yeah she was awesome the problem was the two Swedish girls one couldn't speak and one couldn't understand their own language. Who has a hard time saying upptäcktsresande 😂😂

[@ages6592]

Yes basically completely correct, she just split up the words a little, into each syllables but otherwise very very good!

[@Youtube_Globetrotter]

She was but to be fair, she got the word right from the swedish girl.

[@aqua3890]

Yeah she did very well!! :D

[@TageFredriksson]

Ja hon kan nog lära sig prata svenska.

[@Asa...S]

The word was "förutsättning" (premise or presumption) but the subtitles kept saying it was "föreställning" ("performance").

[@scyphe]

Yeah, that tends to happen in these particular kind of videos. Don't know why since whoever subbed it can clearly see the word on the paper at the start of every challenge.

[@Asa...S]

@@scyphe Sometimes I think some channels tend to make "mistakes" like this on purpose, because then there will be 50 comments like mine commenting on that thing being wrong, because we just can't help ourself, and a lot of comments, leads to better algoritms, which leads to more views, which gives more money...

[@audhumbla6927]

föreställning can also mean an idea, a thought, like a certain perception, or imagination

[@FiliusFidelis]

@@Asa...S yeah, in this case def got the feeling it was done on purpose

[@-pinkbarbie-8676]

Maybe she read it wrong ​@@scyphe

[@alistairt7544]

The French girl did a great job!

[@01blaval]

Because she was the first in line...

[@gerry3755]

Ye... I mean... she's the first one in the line :D

[@MarsLaaars]

On top of what's mentioned in this thread: French has had a lot of influence on the Swedish language as well, so may partially be the reason she 'understood' the pronunciation better than some of the others.

[@yourcrazybear]

@@01blaval "Because she was the first in line..." No. It was not just that. She was good at listening.

[@lulu04-j2x]

Glazing

[@DingDimlewitz]

Like everyone else I'm most impressed by the french girl. She has a sense of timing, melody and rythm.

[@tuvaslxx]

YESS

[@ThePraQNome]

The Finnish girl said she's studied Swedish in school but it seemed to me she was the one messing up the words every time. That's crazy lol

[@magpie_one]

Swedish is mandatory in school here in Finland, but most people couldn't care less about actually learning it. And also the swedish we are taught is "Finland Swedish" which is a bit different from the Swedish spoken in Sweden.

[@andyx6827]

I mean, some people have learned English their entire lives, then they come on this channel and you don't understand a word of what they say 😅

[@sara8614]

I was surprised by this also. She messed up the most.

[@lucone2937]

I think the pronounciation sounds strange like in an word "överenskommelse" because the French girl said the letter Ö like it would be letter A in Finnish like "averenskommelse". A Swedish Ö is pronounced like the “er” sound in “her".

[@RubyDaddy69]

We forget everything after elementary school keep in mind Swedish is Germanic language while Finnish is finno-uralic

[@kaiserkarl2]

From a Swede: The French girl was the star here!

[@exscape]

4:02 "Wait, that's not what I said"... :D

[@StinaChristensen-o8c]

Im from Sweden and she was really good actually 😊

[@GUSStudentövermarskalk]

Really fun video, and I think having the Finnish girl made it very interesting! Her familiarity with Swedish probably made it a lot harder getting the word past her, you could almost tell she was trying to figure out the word and pass it on, unlike the others who mostly tried to replicate the sounds! The thing with Swedish tough is that it has this pitch accent that is super important for Swedish Swedish speakers, but doesn’t exist in the native Swedish of Finland, so when she tries to pass on the word as it would have been spoken in Finland (and the swedes would surely have understood), it loses the pitch accent, and after three more jumps it’s unrecognisable for the swedes, even tough for someone not used to Swedish it sounds very similar. It would have been fun to see how it would go if you put her in the last spot, where her familiarity might have helped instead of making it harder! If anyone is interested in the pitch accent, this video is quite interesting kzbin.info/www/bejne/oonTaJKJn8ygaZYsi=e3Rr5Uza6P8g43u_

[@suicidesquats9325]

Förutsättning och Föreställning are two completely different words guys haha

[@AlfarrisiMuammar]

Haiya. Even google translate can't tell the difference

[@Dflatmajorlover]

​@@AlfarrisiMuammar as a swede, this is real dissapointing.

[@14essie14]

Yep

[@erik....]

Haha the finnish girl said she knew quite a lot but didn't understand anything.

[@williamlindroos2250]

These are probably not the words one would be taught first in basic Swedish. I dont know most of these in germans for example.

[@debrickashaw9387]

I was thinking this too

[@ylleshorna527]

As someone else also commented, she was trying to understand the word rather than just mimicking the sound. She then says it how you would in the Finnish type of Swedish

[@asdfghyter]

it’s like if you had mandatory chinese in school. most people aren’t going to be interested in actually learning it and even those who do won’t learn that much because it’s such a difficult language. remember, finnish is absolutely nothing like swedish or any other european language (except estonian and hungerian) in any way

[@yourcrazybear]

@@williamlindroos2250 "These are probably not the words one would be taught first in basic Swedish. I dont know most of these in germans for example." It's quite basic words.

[@ages6592]

How could the Finnish girl not hear that the French girl said “överenskommelse”, ”utmaning” etc it was completely clearly pronounced 😮 if she had studied Swedish as they do in Finland it still seems strange not to recognize the words. Finns do have a different pronunciation but it’s not that different!

[@qwineth]

The pitch accent I would bet - in finlandssvenska (which we actually learn) utmaning for example sounds quite different from the rikssvenska version

[@mushythemushroomwizard7712]

As a finnish person who studies swedish, I personally thought the french person pronounced the last parts really weirdly...

[@jonathanmellqvist2]

As a swede, with family from Finland.. the Finnish girl didn't do well at all. It's probably because the Swedish they learn in Finland is very different in pronunciation from actual swedish.

[@charlietjader]

@@jonathanmellqvist2Eller för att hon inte e duktig överhuvudtaget!😅

[@asdfghyter]

most finnish people aren’t that interested in actually learning swedish, so they do the minimal necessary to get a passing grade

[@tommyc139]

The French girl did a great job❤❤❤

[@TuaTeMauAkauAtea]

Ya a great soul and she loves germanics idioms french gal is a warming person❤

[@Liinashealing]

Hi!! 😊 this is Liina in the video from Sweden 🇸🇪 It was so much fun playing this game together with the girls, and they did so great! ❤ it was a lot more difficult to guess the words than I thought though since there's no context, so even when they were close, I just couldn't for the life of me figure the words out 😅

[@vinterglitter]

Hi its Sofia from Sweden 🇸🇪 thank you all for watching, I hope you like this video! it was so fun filming this with the girls, they all did such a good job!

[@miridium121]

I wonder if the Finnish girl had such a hard time because her school taught Swedish as us Swedish speaking Finns pronounce it, rather than how it is spoken in Sweden. Technically the same language, but the pronounciation is more different than say, English in the UK and US, slightly depending on the area. For example, the word for animal, "djur", is pronounced with the D in fron in Finland, but without it in Sweden.

[@qwineth]

Yeah, rikssvenska is pronounced quite differently, the pitch accent etc. I have little difficulty understanding spoken Finnish Swedish or reading newspapers etc in Swedish, but have hard time managing in Stockholm as that pitch, that weird sing-song accent is so strong and confusing :) I believe that finlandssvenska is actually closer to the historical accent than the modern Swedish spoken in Sweden...

[@Narnendil]

@@qwineth About historical accent. According to Wikipedia the pronunciation differences aren't bigger than between other Swedish dialects such as between Malmö, Göteborg and Umeå. A few words have a more archaic pronunciation in Finnish Swedish, such as djur and adjö. Some Finnish Swedish dialects (but not the standard Finnish Swedish they normally teach in school) have more archaic grammar and pronunciation than most Swedish dialects. Though some Swedish dialects are also very archaic, like bondska and some dalmål. Most Finnish Swedish dialects have lost their pitch accent, possibly under the influence of Finnish, whilst Swedish Swedish has kept the pitch accent and is therefore more archaic when it comes to pitch accent specifically. The pronunciation of the pitch accent also varies a lot between different Swedish dialects.

[@cococovers1333]

why did the subtitles say "föreställning" when they said "förutsättning"??

[@arhangeo]

Thank you. I thought I was losing my mind. Surely spoken Swedish isnt that different to written one xD

[@SinarNila]

They confised the sounds and should reedit the video on this detail.

[@Strengenn]

The woman in red was AMAZING! She fixed many errors without even realize. She would have no problem learning swedish!

[@bungaIowbill]

I hadn't considered how many Swedish sounds are difficult for non-speakers to imitate, but it was cute to hear them try 😅

[@duzzzz94]

For me it is funny to hear how different finnish-swedish and standard swedish are because I listened for example the möjlighet eyes closed and automatically dropped the g as well even though I understood the word.

[@TuaTeMauAkauAtea]

It's difficult cos Swedish uses and abuses of alophonic umlaut letters vowels as ä,å and ö . Others idioms trees 🌳 never uses this sounds cos they're all trick.

[@FiliusFidelis]

@@TuaTeMauAkauAtea swedish alphabet doesn't have ë,ï or ü

[@TuaTeMauAkauAtea]

@@FiliusFidelis Yas mate, I remembered that. The Swedish idiomatic coach tutor K.Lindstrom explains and demonstrates this. My mind focused in old swedish. The clip is about actual, hodiern Swedish. Good bye . 🤝🍺🥂👍🏞🎡🌟

[@herrbonk3635]

11:33 Swedish kontroll is not from English, at all. It's from late Latin contrarotulum. However, it was most likely also inspired by French pronunciation (either contrôle or older French contrerolle).

[@Lunaholic94]

Finnish girl has learned Finnish Swedish (or Finlandssvenska in Swedish). It differs a lot in pronunciation. Many words that I was taught in Swedish sounds so different and wrong in actual Swedish (Rikssvenska)

[@herrbonk3635]

The French lady has a very good feel for Swedish prosody!

[@YaShoom]

6:26 writing "Föreställning", but saying "Förutsättning".

[@Elsa07-od9pg]

Right! So annoying, they always mess up when writing the words.

[@YaShoom]

@@Elsa07-od9pg It seems to me that whoever writes subtitles is simply afraid of making a mistake and does not trust their hearing.

[@omi4470]

Love how Swedish is getting more recognition 😊

[@Taratara-333]

Me too🇸🇪🇸🇪

[@Phoenix_the_Fangirl_13]

I've been learning a bit of it on Duolingo, it's a very cool language and the only difficult part is using pronouns.

[@ReiKakariki]

Sweedish idiom is a joyful idiom, singing idiom. 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@JoelPersson-zi8jr]

@@Phoenix_the_Fangirl_13 Please explain how you mean thats the most difficult part. Im swedish myself and I did not know that would be considered a difficult part for some/ Im currently teaching a friend swedish so Im just curious.

[@Phoenix_the_Fangirl_13]

@@JoelPersson-zi8jr Sure! I think I just find it weird that you have multiple different words for things like 'you/yours' (du/er/ni, din/dina/ditt) and 'hers' (sina/sitt/henne), and it's trying to find out if there's a difference in when to use them that's been driving me up the wall. I would love to know if there's a difference at all or if it's just random. Pronunciations are definitely hard too but my English writer brain just cannot comprehend this multiple-word stuff.

[@nomini7182]

french girl should learn swedish! she was soo good

[@alvinextra1278]

I don't wanna complain but who wrote these subtitles? I can do better in my sleep.

[@henri191]

I like how frustated Sofia seems when she couldn't guess right, even though some of the words were lost 😂

[@randomsh1t.7]

6:29 Förutsättning is what they're saying, but föreställning is what's written on the screen, förutsättning means like prerequisite while föreställning sort of means a performance

[@DemiCape]

Yeah I noticed, it was very wrong.

[@thebronywiking]

Föreställning can also mean pre-conviction. Före is pre or before. Ställning is rack, play, or coviction.

[@Fandechichounette]

Bravo Lou-Anne ! Après un round d’échauffement pour l’intonation, ça roule. :)

[@SinarNila]

Lovely Swedish gals and the other gals are a great and love fun and games, yall are cutes. The Swedish gal was sincere, talking in Korean many years makes you forget the natives and tricks phrases and words of any native idiom. 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@yipsk00]

Oohhh that’s really good to see the topic of about Sweden.plz do it more!

[@isabellegustafsson9463]

French girl is killing it, everyone else not so much. 😅

[@Tibolt-g2g]

This one was funny, you are all funny, smart and pretty, well done ladies !

[@dex1lsp]

(Non-Südtiroler) Italians trying to pronounce those umlaut vowels is always an adventure. 😅

[@marty8895]

I am Italian not from South Tyrol and I have no problem with the umlaut sound. Actually for me that's the easier part because in my dialect we have the sound ü. Northern Italian are fine I guess. Southern Italians might struggle a little bit more. I personally have harder time doing the German "r". It feels like a have to spit something stuck in my throat.

[@alexnohandle]

First I thought how mean that they put the French girl first in the chain, but she was great!

[@MikkoRantalainen]

Now, let's see the same thing with Finnish words. For example, yötyö or hääyöaie could be pretty hard for people from countries without ä or ö sounds in their language.

[@misamoes]

liina is so patient and i love her voice!!

[@IzuAurora]

The poor finnish girl at the second place 😂 She was trying so hard to understand and guess the actual word. I see a lot of ppl here questioning her actual ability of swedish language since she looked so clueless but I think it's actually the combination of our finnish swedish dialect and good skill. If you're actually fluent in a language, understanding often becomes harder the more broken the pronounciation is. For example, I'm fluent in english but sometimes have to talk in english or use english words with friends or accuaintances. If they pronounce that word with a heavy finnish accent, it sounds like a completely different word and it takes me a really long time to understand what the word or sentence is. It's just because my brain is so wired to think of the word in it's "right" way that it doesn't connect with the way people often pronounce it here. It's similar to harder dialects like scottish or something but still different bc the whole word changes when you pronounce it phonetically how it's written (the way finnish is pronounced). So long explanation short, I think her possibly being good at _finswe_ is what made it so difficult.

[@HamidjonDavlatov]

2:15 OH NO!!! WE MESSED UP SO BAAAAAD!!! 🤣 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Peter_1986]

"Swedish Chef" is basically what English speakers sound like when they try to speak Swedish; partly because they use a lot of sounds that aren't normally used in Swedish, such as the English retroflex R-sound, diphthongs, the different types of "th" sounds, and so on, and this sounds very different from real Swedish. Yes, some Swedish accents use diphthongs and some different R-sounds (almost like a French R-sound), typically in southern Sweden, but not even those accents are really comparable to English sounds.

[@danielbraesch6331]

This was really fun to watch, thank you.

[@Remrau]

What I take from this is that Spain has the hardest time with our language :D

[@missamieholly2313]

I share the sentiment of people in the comments, the French girl should learn Swedish, she's a natural at it

[@rickardelimaa]

09:14 - OK, she's really selling that "opportunity". 😂

[@danielbraesch6331]

In the start the finish girl sometimes didn't really recognise the word despite that she said in the beginning that finish students get to study swedish in school. But in her defense, swedish and finish originates from two completly different language groups. So swedish and finish is more different to each other than for example swedish and german. So I think she did a great job.

[@SoheilDaKing]

German Gwen Stacy was pissing me off

[@martinjohnson2830]

I know I made a similar comment about the german girl in one of the earlier videos . I am not hating or anything dont get me wrong. but this time she said german say everything ver harsh. but dont they almost completely disregard the letter r like the british.

[@ThePraQNome]

I think they only do that when the letter R is at the end of the words.

[@martinjohnson2830]

@ThePraQNome yeah at the end of syllables, like the british

[@EddieReischl]

Depending on what part of Germany the person comes from, the "r" can get somewhat rolled too, in a more guttural way as opposed to the Spanish "r" being mostly using the tongue.

[@JimmyJr630]

In britian we don’t disregard the letter r, we just do it softer like ‘ahh’. Plus many british accents do do the hard R sound like in american english such as black country, scottish and norfolk accents

[@martinjohnson2830]

@@JimmyJr630 pronouncing car as cah is disregarding the r though

[@thiagooliveira583]

Swedish is hard for latin based languages but I feel like Louanne did a good job

[@johnnorthtribe]

I thought the Finnish girl said she knows Swedish.

[@Slixix04]

Yea she messed it up the most lol

[@spacemaker8760]

Yeah she dont know swedish at all

[@YeeLeeHaw]

It's not easy to understand random words like that.

[@Slixix04]

@@YeeLeeHaw You should understand how the language sounds tho (if you say that you know it)

[@MaggaraMarine]

@@Slixix04 The issue is, she knows too much and too little about the language at the same time, so she tries to guess the words instead of just imitating the sounds that the person before her makes. In Finland, we mostly learn Finnish Swedish that's pronounced differently from standard Swedish, so that's another factor - she guesses the word (incorrectly), and then she pronounces it with a Finnish accent. And that changes the word a lot. This is one context where having no knowledge of the language and just being good at imitating others is an advantage over having basic knowledge of the language.

[@SofSof.]

They actually did well! This game is so hard even in a language all the participants speak >__

[@YuriyKuzin]

Italian and Spanish girls really struggling with these sounds :) Interesting how Geman makes it more German especially first word :) And wow about French girl :D

[@skagenrora1236]

5:20 förutsättning and föreställning is different words

[@84Jange]

A great video. But what happened förutsättning and föreställning ? Those are completely different words :)

[@Bushramiaji.1]

Im Swedish im born in Sweden and i died of laughter of how the nonswedish girls pronounced the Swedish words!

[@DrakeLavenderZXShorts]

5:02 It was förutsättning not föreställning

[@fabianicoles]

Again when i see the German Girl Explaining something its like Cruella de Ville vibes 😂😂😂❤❤

[@Infinitelover99]

As a Swede I feel like the girls were actually really good (especially the French girl), the Swedes should have been able to guess most of them lol

[@sassapatin5016]

Ja! Speciellt utmaning?? Hur kunde hon inte gissa det?

[@hamster-ines5227]

5:14 The word is ”förutsättning” but in the box at the bottom it says ”föreställning” and as a swedish person, I can confirm; they are different😂

[@MrWizzLight]

The first word was really similar to Dutch "overeenkomst", I could guess it! For "mojlighet" I thought it could be "moeilijkheid" (difficulty) or "mogelijkheid" (possibility)

[@bobbyggare8364]

I was so happy when they succeded!

[@applemos6714]

I think that the Italian girl did very well on this.

[@ylleshorna527]

I feel like she almost messed up the most lol

[@herrbonk3635]

3:20 Speaking on intonation though, it's more like ÖVER-enskommelse in standard Swedish, rather than överENS-kommelse. One of those words that young people tend to be uncertain about, because the initial word of the compound, överens, is indeed överENS, when spoken separately.

[@BenjaminPersson]

I'd say both ways are acceptable, they both are described in SO (the swedish dictonary). Could be as you mentioned possbily a sociolect/chronolect, however I'm probably around the same age as the girls in the video and I also reacted to their pronounciation so it could just as likely be a regional dialect thing.

[@henric619]

You are not wrong in that the first pronunciation is correct, but that the second one is incorrect. Both are in the dictionary.

[@albinjohnsson2511]

100% this. Was so annoyed by her intonation, and then she said that "intonation is super important" lol.

[@Fragu1308]

I love that German lady. She's funny😂

[@captainmcface9393]

Italian lady on "förutsättning". Did it wrong, was corrected. Did it right. Then just repeated the first erroneous version to the next person.

[@tobiasrydholm6589]

Finnish girl saying she knows alot of swedish and yet she was the one messing up every single word.

[@viktoria7195]

The French girl is really good at pronouncing

[@Taratara-333]

5:11 it was ”förutsättning” not ”föreställning” two different words😢

[@Comment-l8l]

Fifth day of requesting this idea: Hello! It will be really nice if you guys made a video of comparing different Chinese dialects and like Hokkien, Hakka, Cantonese With Korean and Japanese. And get these people who speak it from China specifically. You can find some majority of hokkien speaking people in the Fujian province of China. You can find majority of Hakka speaking people from Guangdong province in China. You can find majority of Cantonese speaking people from Guangdong province in China. This is because these dialects are closer to old and Middle Chinese. So there will be more similarities when you compare Korean, japanese. I’ve been wanting someone to make a video like that for a long time.

[@mirovoy-okean]

it's not an easy deal to find enough Chinese guys speaking different dialects and representing all 7 groups of dialects.

[@Pops-cat]

Im a swede and im suprised of how good the french girl did it lol

[@Reeplay7]

It went wrong on the finish girl every time lol

[@BlaecHrim]

Finnish is like slight error correction after french :D

[@TuaTeMauAkauAtea]

It was fun the game next time bring faroese, icelandic and frisian to cordless phone now!💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞

[@Sonyboj]

French woman did really well!

[@skoetkonung7353]

2:36 Bonus question: Which detective wears this type of hat? (No right answer)

[@artonion420]

Haha! Maybe a cowboy detective 🤠

[@Easystyling-1]

Nice sharing

[@PureVikingPowers]

The Spanish girl looks more Swedish then both of the Swedes she's really cute 😋😋 Why is not her insta included with all the others?

[@gerlautamr.656]

The Vikings also invaded Spain, so...

[@PureVikingPowers]

@@gerlautamr.656 Yeah we invaded and traded with loads of people

[@angyliv8040]

@@gerlautamr.656 but it's not because of the vikings despite some of us have nordic dna. I know people with 90ish % of iberian dna with blue eyes and blonde hair. Her features are western europe.

[@angyliv8040]

@@PureVikingPowers I have understood that viking weren't a tribe or etnic but mercenaries.

[@gerlautamr.656]

@@angyliv8040 Así es, tienes razón.Yo solamente saque a colación el tema de los vikingos porque la persona del comentario menciono a las chicas suecas.Es verdad, la piel blanca, cabello rubio, y ojos de color, también se deben a otros pueblos germánicos que llegaron a lo que hoy es España, como por ejemplo los Visigodos o los Celtas.

[@ibrahimjobe954]

The finish girl destroyed everything all the time..

[@onnanob]

I think Swedish has been the most difficult language in this game. It was fun!

[@TuaTeMauAkauAtea]

Swedish is hard. Frisian is more hard and so flow on this way... 🍺👍🍺👍🏞🏞🏞🏞🏞

[@JennyWinterfjord-fj6pf]

Swedish!! and under 15 minutes!!!!

[@kaspertanemterstad8260]

French spoke amazing Swedish

[@YinTheNew]

Im swedishn and its so funny hearing these ppl trying to pronounce the words

[@Kinkyminky]

I think the problem is the German girl because apparently wven though our languages are kind of close the german intonation on the words is very different and i think since she is trying to make it fit german it becomes a different sound

[@to.l.2469]

Interesting.. The Swedish "möjlig" is very similar to german "möglich".. "Fjärrkontoll" on the other hand sound like "Fährenkontrolle" ( ferry control, whatever this may be) "remote control "would be "Fernbedienung" in German so not similar at all. Most of the time Italian seems to be incompatible to northern languages ;-)

[@kundalinirvana7401]

The finnish and the german girls where the ones that messed the word up most, the german girl put quite some german tone to the word 😆

[@Gameviewsblog]

That Swedish lady at the end was *terrible* at guessing the first two words at least, i haven't gotten further until i was shocked. even as a Norwegian person, that she couldn't guess... utmaning becomes ootmaning "OMG WHAT LANGUAGE IS THIS?!?!".... funnier though

[@ellem8990]

Yeah, I don't get why most of the comments are blaming the finnish girl and saying she messed up everything. I had no trouble understanding her, except maybe one word, meanwhile some of the others were messing up a lot. So many others messed up more and then the swedish girl failed to understand something I also think should've been easy. I guess they had higher expectations for the finnish girl and that's why they're so harsh, but I don't think it's right.

[@snuffeldjuret]

here's the key dont focus on the vowels, they change a lot consonants are more static

[@charles7623]

5:00 who did the captions there

[@AWeeb4163]

I wanna learn swedish and french so baddd ughhh

[@marcsi05]

Didn’t dare to try any sentences in Swedish like for other languages, repeating single words was difficult enough😂

[@ValeriaVlogs-u6e]

I’m from Chile and my dad is from Spain and my mom is from chile but we had to move to Sweden 🇸🇪 so I can Swedish

[@Jafon3345]

French girl on point every time

[@I_am_stay_forever_slay]

Me being Swedish and raging on the last Swedish girl

[@SinarNila]

The sound of phone cordless, the sounds of idiomatics funnies heresies, so come on, process the show and the fun 😂😂😂😂😂😂🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@applemos6714]

Upptäcktsresande = explorer

[@loading...9920]

5:10 the captions are wrong, its supposed to be förutsättning but the captions say föreställning.

[@johanlassen6448]

Funny how they managed to get "förutsättning" to "föreställning" in the video as well. Goes to show it was a difficult word I guess.

[@elladanbferm1934]

YOOO IM FROM SWEDEN HEJ HÖRNI SVENSKAR SOOO YEAH THATS SOME SWEDISH!!!😊

[@vandrar3n]

Everyone should use a Spanish/Italian filter to flatten everything

[@EmiLiukkonen]

In every other time the finnish girl messed up but in möjlighet she just said it in the way that in the finnish swedish way of pronouncing it

[@BBVE1]

omg thank you for getting them chairs 😅

[@ancvent]

I love french accents

[@DanielSandberg-x1z]

As a Swedish person, I can say the word "förutsätting" in 1/15th of a second easily