Learn Swedish - Swedish in Three Minutes - How Much?

[@SwedishPod101]

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[@Agni___]

2:23 aww! make more videos pls!

[@SALO142]

i am new to here sweden your lessons are very helpful really i already started talking to people bcoz of ur lessons keep going u r doing good job

[@alagiejallowjunior7725]

to be honest you are doing great job! am from Singapore but am enjoying Sweden

[@herrfriberger5]

0:38 _"Vad kostar det?"_ is more commonly used than _"Hur mycket kostar det?",_ I would say.

[@HeinrichTsanov]

Elin, will you come back? :(

[@aliabdulgafar3797]

I really aprecciat your learson. I got words that i was ineed for the past 3months. Tack så mycket Aline.

[@cabdikornelka9353]

Thanks you very much i anderstand your vedios easly. please we need more vedios or more than three minuts tack

[@SwedishPod101]

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[@SwedishPod101]

Hej Ana Victoria, That's a good question. Actually, we use "den" with common nouns and "det" with neuter nouns. Have a nice day! VickyT Team SwedishPod101.com

[@moba.k5913]

Hey... U r doing this job great...thank you

[@danielv.837]

She's just reading. This is not teaching

[@PivotBoom]

i was like FIFTY FIVE FIFTY FIVE AHH

[@calistanatasya6354]

tack så mycket!

[@zaqqykevin]

Tack so mycket. Can't wait for next lesson. :D

[@hafizasbol9364]

please do more !

[@jayalalkj1576]

tack så mycket

[@hazysunshineELF]

Yes, dem is used for nouns in plural.

[@claraddc]

thank you a lot!! Tack så mycket

[@omar-alazzawi]

We need more videos plz

[@Kevin.7.]

2:24 Ursäkta, du är vacker! ♡

[@jeison69]

love you Helen!

[@aminmooradi9003]

jättebra god Tack så mycket

[@freety]

Tak! Deta ar myke jälpfult!

[@azer9939]

beautiful girl , cute english accent , amazing language ! Greeting !

[@meronmehari1652]

Tack så mycket

[@nahidgull4405]

Wonderful

[@Sofiayakovlieva]

Хочфіу

[@AxmedBahjad]

New stuff. Cheers,

[@Lyret_]

PLS POST ANOTHER IM DOING SO GOOD D:

[@Jeffereyization]

Ursäkta mig, Kan du uppdatera nya lektioner ?

[@blackkyo2736]

My name is Jeff I'm going to guess what it says. "Excuse me, Can you update the channel" as I right?

[@warrenebuffett63]

2:23 got me rolling

[@shoyebkhatib8084]

This is very easy

[@shoyebkhatib8084]

This is ready easy learn Swedish

[@AfroditiSt]

Tack! one question : dem is used for nouns in plural? Tack

[@carmaciuc]

Tack sa mycket

[@benmorris7276]

tack så mycket

[@dimahalshehnah4199]

Tack

[@johna6607]

where's the nionde part?!

[@fadikreiz4367]

tack tack tack

[@Abo1sFabo]

I think so.

[@anitawiqvist2473]

Actually, "de" and "dem" are pronounced the same, like "dom". It's just in writing and meaning that they're different. Many Swedish people say de and dem so it's acceptable but not entirely correct.

[@blackkyo2736]

4 years later

[@njtwkr]

No offense, men lär er reglerna gällande de/dem innan ni lär ut dem. Har ingenting med position i meningen att göra, utan snarare om det står som subjekt, objekt eller används som bestämd artikel. Annars bra videor överlag :).

[@DontCareable1]

Ifall man är osäker kan man bara byta ut de/dem mot jag/mig i meningen man bill bilda. Då är det mycket enklare att höra hur det ska vara. :)

[@lemmegetmyglassesyall2213]

Det means that Dem means them swedish aka Nordic English

[@AlessandraKrazy]

It's 2014 can you post something new please?

[@petersterk245]

Why do you pronounce the "t" in "det"? No Swede I know does that.

[@bossninaly2184]

the only thing make me cunfuzed is that my brine get used 2 understand the letters like how i know them in English; learning language use English letters in different ways is much hard than u learn the language. 😑

[@SuperRobinMa]

Söt tjej

[@auobi7130]

tack så mycket