I would assume ice water refers to the temperature of the water not whether or not it is ice itself. The real question is, does the temperature of the water prohibit a reaction in the batter or does it not make a difference.
@PaperBraine Well i would say that she is pronouncing the name Lundqvist more swedish then you think... Thats almost how you say Lunqvist in swedish. :D
He is Swedish and we sound like we can speak american easy but we can´t! We have to twist our toungues. That is why he seems to be a bit "slow" :) Americans often thinks that we are english-speaking but we only lern from movies and tv-shows :)
You clearly didn't do what you should have in school, our generation are great English speakers. The majority actually speaks with more of an American and not an English accent because, as you say, we learn much of it from movies and tv-series. Sure, we have some common mistakes like the distinction between v and w, or s and z etc, but all in all I'd say that we are really good at it. Stay in school kids!
"I grew up in Are". It's "Åre" and it's pronounced as "aw-re" and not "ah-re". That is a very non-proud thing to do, translate it like that. When Spanish, Germans, French, etc pronounce their city names, they use the most outrageous native language accent available.
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Thank you so much for posting this :)
ALL HAIL KING LUNDQVIST!!
She's actually saying it the right way; the way we say it in Sweden.
Haha Best of two worlds! Hockey AND Martha Stewart show! Tanten inom mig jublar :P But... how did I go from NHL videos to... BAKING?!
He's absolutely terrified lol. Keep your day job, hank!
I would assume ice water refers to the temperature of the water not whether or not it is ice itself. The real question is, does the temperature of the water prohibit a reaction in the batter or does it not make a difference.
VI ÄLSKAR HENKE!
@bajsarslefita "so how long have you played for new york? and where are you from? and what is your name?"
With Henrik on the show, the demographic of viewers changed from 50-70 year-olds to 20-40 year olds.
Hoppas han fick en bra summa för det här:p
vafan kollar på den här skiten för?
@Spoofnerf She said it the way his name is pronounced in swedish ;) Not sure if she knew that though :D
Henrik Lundqvist
@PaperBraine Well i would say that she is pronouncing the name Lundqvist more swedish then you think... Thats almost how you say Lunqvist in swedish. :D
Varför bakade han inte jordgubbstårta, spättekaka eller något annat svenskt? ^^
@PaperBraine Actually she pronounced it pretty good, almost as in swedish :)
Men vafaan Henke?!
She actually pronounced it almost as a swede would pronounce it!
@PaperBraine well, she acutally pronounce it correct in swedish :P spelled Lundqvist, sounds more correct with "Londqvist" with the american accent :P
hilarious!!!
He is Swedish and we sound like we can speak american easy but we can´t! We have to twist our toungues. That is why he seems to be a bit "slow" :)
Americans often thinks that we are english-speaking but we only lern from movies and tv-shows :)
@PaperBraine You know she was pronouncing his name the correct way, right?
"Its called Ah-rey"
Since when do you prenounce Åre as Ah-rey?
Antar att du uttalar allt på engelska utan någon brytning!
käften
its technically correct. she got the last part right but yeh not loon
SVERIGE !!!!
love new york, do u love ur fans? em yeah
trolololol
@harlotstarlet i mean i would....
You clearly didn't do what you should have in school, our generation are great English speakers. The majority actually speaks with more of an American and not an English accent because, as you say, we learn much of it from movies and tv-series. Sure, we have some common mistakes like the distinction between v and w, or s and z etc, but all in all I'd say that we are really good at it.
Stay in school kids!
Did you see how she folded that shirt. Thats scary.
she actually pronounced it more like the swedish way...
Dude she pronounced it almost like a real swede!! - Lu in swedish is little bit like -Loo for the americans...
Why do they say ice water, ice is ice and water is water, either it's water or either it's ice...
Swedish meat right there!
if you want to kneel for the king in the real way (the Swedish way), you should pronounce it like that. Be careful what you say paperbraine
FUSKLUNDA!
lol martha is clueless about hockey. hank is sucha good sport doing this.
WTF is he doing in a meeting for olders?
Haha eller hur
"It's called Ah-rey."
Vad fan..
as much as I love the NYR and Lundqvist, I still can't sit through this shit...
DAFUK?
"I grew up in Are". It's "Åre" and it's pronounced as "aw-re" and not "ah-re". That is a very non-proud thing to do, translate it like that. When Spanish, Germans, French, etc pronounce their city names, they use the most outrageous native language accent available.
Stop answering most of the questions! You ask he answer that how it work!!
worlds sexiest ice man? pfft zdeno chara all the way
@hencytjoe big deal
she should look some research before she interview him...
i like how american people can't say lundqvist :D
anyone get the feeling she's trying to make athletes look like idiots? shouldn't have picked hank for that xD
why would sweden celebrate an American holiday??? come on, martha! use your brain!
it's kinda embarrassing how she knows nothing about lundqvist =|