SSS ·:· Saade Swedish School

I'm about to learn the time and the plural nouns, the last looks so.... complicated :/

kikisan wrote:

Yes thanks Tobias. That's actually a nice name. Tobias is my favorite character from the animorphs book/tv series

Haha, well thanks I didn't know about the animorphs but I guess I do know

Lyckligtvis bor jag i ett land var man måste studera svenska. Snart skolan börjar och jag kan lära mer. :---)

Okay, so I just said that thank God I live in a country where everyone have to study Swedish. And school starts soon and I can learn more.

heyitsaada wrote:

Lyckligtvis bor jag i ett land var man måste studera svenska. Snart skolan börjar och jag kan lära mer. :---)

Okay, so I just said that thank God I live in a country where everyone have to study Swedish. And school starts soon and I can learn more.

The best of this post is, that I understood it without the translation . Fortunately the German language isn't far away from the Swedish one. And my autodidactic course is very good.

Ch. P. wrote:

heyitsaada wrote:

Lyckligtvis bor jag i ett land var man måste studera svenska. Snart skolan börjar och jag kan lära mer. :---)

Okay, so I just said that thank God I live in a country where everyone have to study Swedish. And school starts soon and I can learn more.

The best of this post is, that I understood it without the translation . Fortunately the German language isn't far away from the Swedish one. And my autodidactic course is very good.

You are really good Christopher. I just understand the first sentence without help from my translator. I am making some progress but I need some mmore

@heytsaada Det är häftigt. Njut av din tid i skolan

heyitsaada wrote:

Lyckligtvis bor jag i ett land var man måste studera svenska. Snart skolan börjar och jag kan lära mer. :---)

Okay, so I just said that thank God I live in a country where everyone have to study Swedish. And school starts soon and I can learn more.

Yay! I understood it! *celebratates*
Well, you're lucky!!! I wish I could study Swedish at school

Today I speak in Swedish while I was sleeping.

I said "Oj, du är sena" And I was right. It was 9 AM

Another reason why I love Swedish, pay attention to Danny counting, especially when he says SIX in Swedish

Aww no sound here. But I know how six in Swedish sounds

Wish you a lot of six with Deric

kikisan wrote:

Aww no sound here. But I know how six in Swedish sounds

Wish you a lot of six with Deric

Thanks, Thanks

Actually, it's a very educative and inspirational video...
When Danny said it, personally, I tripped off my chair

Wish I could listen him

He says it in such an innocent way, and it makes it sooooo....

Do they learn english in Sweden from when you grow up in primary/elementary to high school?
So like if you were to go to Sweden- how much % would be english speaking?
Just curious because hearing saade, i like hearing him talk in both languages LOL even though I don't understand the swedish..his nice to look at anyways And the accent
He seems to speak english fluently.
Does Saade speak anything else?

Well, there's a special thread for questions about Eric.
https://manszelmerlow.forumotion.com/t28-about-eric

But I will answer you question here.
According to what I've heard, he had studied german - but he doesn't really speak it

And of course, they learn English in Sweden

Well... I personally haven't met a Swede who doesn't speak English and I work with Swedes every day. Well.. lying now, have met one actually, but he was around 60 years old. Usually they come to me and talk in English and when I answer in Swedish they're all like: Jaha! Du talar svenska! Vad roligt!
So, my point is, yea, they all talk English It's one of their compulsory subjects at school although they actually have quite much freedom of what they want to learn and since the Swedish School Plan encourages individualistic education they basically learn whatever they want to. This is something we don't have here in Estonia and I hated it, I mean... I'm more into humanities, but I had to learn everything and at Sixth Form I had like normal of 4 courses of one subject a year, but 15 in mathematics and 14 in English. 15! and I don't even like maths!

Ok, enough of the deep education stuff. Time for some fun. Try saying this really fast!
Av sjuttiosju sjömän var tjugosju sjösjuka den sjunde dagen. Sju sjuksköterskor sköter sju sjuka sjömän.
(Of 77 sailors 27 were seasick on the 7th day. 7 nurses take care of 7 sick sailors.)

Oh god, I love Swedish

What? What?
I have been trying to say it.... and I think my touge hurts now

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This is something we don't have here in Estonia and I hated it, I mean... I'm more into humanities, but I had to learn everything and at Sixth Form I had like normal of 4 courses of one subject a year, but 15 in mathematics and 14 in English. 15! and I don't even like maths!

Same here, you are not alone :/

Hahaha! This thread is so funny! I guess Im lucky swedish is my native language!

Even I have trouble saying this -> Av sjuttiosju sjömän var tjugosju sjösjuka den sjunde dagen. Sju sjuksköterskor sköter sju sjuka sjömän.

Oh no, I feel scared just by looking this sentence.

And I love Eric's english. He speak very fluently. I hope I can do this with Swedish too.

kikisan wrote:

Oh no, I feel scared just by looking this sentence.

And I love Eric's english. He speak very fluently. I hope I can do this with Swedish too.

I know right
Too much S,J,U, Whenever I try, I end u saying "U" on reapeat. #Fail.

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I guess Im lucky swedish is my native language!

You are, girl

niksi483 wrote:

Well, there's a special thread for questions about Eric.
https://manszelmerlow.forumotion.com/t28-about-eric

But I will answer you question here.
According to what I've heard, he had studied german - but he doesn't really speak it

And of course, they learn English in Sweden

kizka wrote:

Well... I personally haven't met a Swede who doesn't speak English and I work with Swedes every day. Well.. lying now, have met one actually, but he was around 60 years old. Usually they come to me and talk in English and when I answer in Swedish they're all like: Jaha! Du talar svenska! Vad roligt!
So, my point is, yea, they all talk English It's one of their compulsory subjects at school although they actually have quite much freedom of what they want to learn and since the Swedish School Plan encourages individualistic education they basically learn whatever they want to. This is something we don't have here in Estonia and I hated it, I mean... I'm more into humanities, but I had to learn everything and at Sixth Form I had like normal of 4 courses of one subject a year, but 15 in mathematics and 14 in English. 15! and I don't even like maths!

Ok, enough of the deep education stuff. Time for some fun. Try saying this really fast!
Av sjuttiosju sjömän var tjugosju sjösjuka den sjunde dagen. Sju sjuksköterskor sköter sju sjuka sjömän.
(Of 77 sailors 27 were seasick on the 7th day. 7 nurses take care of 7 sick sailors.)

Oh god, I love Swedish

Oh cool..had no idea about that lol.
I don't know any swedish...
We have the Ikea store here though And normally when you walk around the store, they have different swedish signs (with english translation.). Like going to the restaurant area- there's a sign that says 'Enjoy your meal.' in swedish. And also there's different items that have swedish names on them.
I like the food at that store. Especially the swedish meatballs yum!

It was quite funny though...the way I thought Saade sounded was completely different to how Eric said it. I'm still trying to master saying that Not used to pronouncing the 2 a's together lol.

niksi483 wrote:

What? What?
I have been trying to say it.... and I think my touge hurts now

Same here!
I'm not good at saying stuff like this, not even in my mothertongue. So it's even more hard in Swedish.
I love Swedish though, it sounds so cute (when it's spoken by native's lol)

I love IKEA too, I may go there next week.

Delahk wrote:

niksi483 wrote:

What? What?
I have been trying to say it.... and I think my touge hurts now

Same here!
I'm not good at saying stuff like this, not even in my mothertongue. So it's even more hard in Swedish.
I love Swedish though, it sounds so cute (when it's spoken by native's lol)

I love IKEA too, I may go there next week.

+1
I'm not the best with tonguetwisters

There is another thing you can try to say.. I think it goes like this: Sex laxar i en laxask. Try saying it fast a couple of times!

elinidamaria wrote:

There is another thing you can try to say.. I think it goes like this: Sex laxar i en laxask. Try saying it fast a couple of times!

LOL I'd better not write what I end up saying after couple of times.... Sigh.

Speaking about Sweden- not so much the language
But what sights are interesting to see there for tourists? Like natural views, theme parks, etc..