I can't stress enough how helpful this challenge has been while using Duolingo!! There's only so much you can learn by repeating scentences and trying to guess spelling patterns! This video has saved me already!
I appreciate this video so much. I have been using Duolingo to learn some Swedish basics and it failed to explain when to use what possessive pronoun. This video explains it perfectly, and your voice is so relaxing!!! Immediately subscribed.
Awesome video! Duolingo doesn’t explain any of these rules so it’s pretty much a guessing game when learning possessives on there! This was helpful :) I have a random question, on duolingo the word “De” is pronounced “don”, eg “de dricker vatten” sounds like “don dricker vatten” - I’m confused about the pronunciation, is it pronounced DON & is there any rule or reason behind it? :) thanks!
I'm sure you're aware of de/dem (they, them) and that many Swedes struggle with which is supposed to be in what situation. A solution to this was "dom", which is supposed to be a form of multitool that would work in either scenario (it is debated if dom is even correct grammarwise). Anyhow, some people say "dom" while speaking (for both de and dem), while others don't. (I personally don't use dom at all).
@@lillkrull1161 thanks that was super helpful! So does that mean Duolingo is pronouncing “De” incorrectly? Because when it reads “De” aloud it says “Dom” which is confusing because the spelling reads “de” 🤔
@@wokebear7797 No, I wouldn't say that duolingo necesarily is pronouncing it incorrectly. There are a lot of people pronouncing it that way. People will understand you no matter if you pronounce it as "de" or "dom". View it as varying by dialect instead. :) I just prefer to distinguish de or dem even when I talk.
I know this was from 4 months ago so you may have already figured it out or moved on, but her previous video that went over personal pronouns explained the pronunciation. I am also here because Duolingo doesn’t explain anything. I wish it would actually teach some grammar rather than just having you regurgitate information
I love the way you explain things so clearly. Just one point I'd like to clarify, the possessive adjective and pronoun for it is its, the contraction it's relates to it is. Don't worry, it's an error so many English native speakers make.
I think you shouLd teach SFI teacher how to teach their students. I wish i would have a teacher like you. Thank you very much for these videos. Preciated 🌸🙏🏻
Tack så mycket för din fina kommentar! And for teaching me a word in German ;) Glad you feel that you have learned a lot with our videos! If you want to learn more Swedish with us, we also have different Swedish courses. Pre-recorded courses: funswedish.teachable.com/courses/ Courses for companies: elansutbildning.com/companies/ Live-Zoom courses: elansutbildning.com/
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hej! I'm a little late, but i had a question. I have come across the words "sin, sitt, sina" and i was wondering what they were used for since i didn't find them in this video. Thanks anyway for the brillian teaching you are giving us, from italy!!!🥰🥰❤
Hej! Tack så mycket! Glad you like our way of teaching. We have some live courses on Zoom starting in 1 week. Maybe you would be interested in joining them? We have different levels from 100 % beginner to Intermediate. We would love to have you as our student. Here is the link: elansutbildning.com/courses/ And to answer your question. Here is a video about "sin/sitt/sina" th-cam.com/video/jz48wMTKZ50/w-d-xo.html
Glad it was helpful! If you want to learn more Swedish with us then you should join our courses. We have live courses and pre-recorded courses. Here are the links. Live courses: elansutbildning.com/courses/ Pre-recorded courses: elansutbildning.teachable.com/
Thank you! 😍 Happy to help! We hope to be able to provide lesson through the SFI system some day. You can always join one of our courses now! We have some starting in a few days 😁 elansutbildning.com/2022/01/08/new-fun-swedish-courses-via-zoom/
Thank you so much for your content! I'm using Duolingo right now but I find that I miss the explanations of why things work the way they do in a language. These videos are so much help and I'm turning to them more and more!
Si comprendo, "sin/sitt" significa "su propio" Por ejemplo, "Han äter sin smorgås", pero si decimos, "Han äter hans smorgås" es posible que el está comiendo el sandwich de alguien otro. Espero que ayude.
Muchas Gracias Daniella. Me has clarificado esta lección. Sólo quiero decir que estos son adjetivos posesivos no pronombres posesivos. Explicas muy bien. Te felicito.
Muchas gracias :) Me alegro que te haya gustado. Interesante. No será que en español /inglés se llamen diferente? Porque en sueco le decimos "possesiva pronomen". Igual puede ser que tengas razón que en español / inglés se llame diferente. Muchas gracias por tu mensaje. Un saludo
@@FunSwedish En Inglés y Español son adjetivos posesivos. Possessive Adjectives porque se supone que van antes del sustantivo. El pronombre posesivo no requiere que se mencione el sustantivo, ya que lo remplaza.
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Thank you for this. When I hit Swedish possessive pronouns, I started getting a headache. When I thought I got it, sin, si, sitt and sina popped up in my life. 🤦♀
Hej if you possible to put serial number's in video's because i think it's a problem for beginner which video is the first and the other one is second. I'm one of those not going to language classes attend I'm learning all of swedish Your video's. I'm learn too much swedish with your video's.such a good and great work for everyone i like your channel
You can see all the videos in chronological order. First click on the account name, below the video title (Fun Swedish), then click on the "Videos" tab, and once you are there, click on the "Sort by" button to the right of the screen, and select "Date added (oldest)". That way you will see all the videos from the account, from the first one they uploaded, to the the last one. Hope it helps :)
Glad to hear 💚 Since you seem to like our content then you might be interested in joining our Live Zoom courses starting in 2 weeks :) We have different levels (from 100 % beginners to Intermediate level). Here is the link: elansutbildning.com/courses/
BTW you will not get a 30% discount for all your courses! Percentage should not be added to the total number (10% + 10 %+ 10%)≠30%. Still is 10% for all curses ( 428$ => 385$ = 10% sale ) ;-) Anyway I like your videos and this is not hate ;-)
Happy it was helpful! A video about that is coming next week. Are you subscribed to our channel? So you don't miss it! You can also join our Swedish courses where we talk more about Swedish grammar. Live courses: elansutbildning.com/courses/ Pre-recorded courses: elansutbildning.teachable.com/
Thanks a lot. Glad you liked the video. Great question! Hennes = hers Det är hennes mobil = it is hers mobilephone (female) Hens = gender neutral (we don't know if it's female or male) Det är hens penna = its "the persons" pen. Hope this answered your question! If you want to learn more Swedish with us then we also have Swedish courses. Live-Zoom courses: elansutbildning.com/ Pre-recorded courses: funswedish.teachable.com/courses/
Hello! Do you have any tips where to start with Swedish? I’m pretty new to Swedish like I only have the duolingo basic skills so how should I start? Which Grammatik? Is it better to start with pronouns orrrr text Grammatik? Every help is appreciated
Great video! Very clear and easy to follow. I have a pronoun question - Is there a difference in Swedish, like in English, for possessive adjectives (my, your, her, etc) and possessive pronouns? (mine, yours, hers, etc)? I can't seem to find any resources for the possessive pronouns. Thanks in advance!
Tack sa mycket! I thought that the Vikings made language simple and unified😅😅😅, but after this and seeing the 'plural' & 'the' systems, I think I will give up on this, this is way too much unnecessary complex and frustrating language. But tack anyway 😁
Ah!! That’s why there’s ‘er, ert, era’ as well as ‘din, dint, dina’ - one’s for ownership by one person, the other’s for ownership by two or more people. Duolingo doesn’t explain that. Or maybe I missed it.
God eftermidag! Jag vill att saga : Jag vill en ny bill (I want a new car) Is it correct ??? I am not sure about the order!!! Tak!!! din lektion ar vacker!!!
Possessive pronouns aside, those rings are glam✨But the hand reaching out from behind the cam scared me😭 I wasn't expecting another person behind the cam ahahahaa That aside, you're such a good teacher! The way you explain stuff isn't unnecessarily complicated and it makes me understand stuff better. Wish I was taught Chinese that way😶 My life woulda been way easier Also, I just realised that Swedish and Russian for channel is the same👀 Kanal and канал
Thank you. So happy to hear that 😍Haha. sorry to scare you 🙃 We are more people behind Fun Swedish than just me. So they will appear sometimes in future videos.
God eftermidag! Henne: is HER reflexive? ( I like her- Jag gillar henne) HenneS: is HER possesive??( Her car is red- Hennes bil ar rod) Is it correct? TACK TACK!!!!!
I’m a swedish native speaker, but genuinely dont know how to explain hahahahah. It can pretty much be all of those words tho, innan and före translate to ”before” I think, but förut is more like ”in the past” I guess. Föränn is like ”until”. Dont listen too much to this tho, I really dont know lol
That is a great question. "Mina" has a long I (I guess for you it sounds a bit nasal) because it is followed by just 1 cononsant. When this happens the vowel (in general) becomes extra long. While both "mitt" and "min" have a short "i". Mitt because it is followed by 2 consonants and "min" because it is an exception to the rule (it should also be long because it is followed by just 1 consonant but this is an exception and its pronunced as same as in "mitt) Hope that made some kind of sense. Otherwise let me know and I will ry to explain more. If you want to learn more about Swedish pronounciation then we can really recommend you to take this online course. funswedish.teachable.com/p/pronunciation
@@SimsMoyal I feel like its used if a pronoun is also in the sentence. Like ”Hon sitter på sin stol” (she’s sittning on her chair) To use ”hennes” instead of ”sin” sounds kinda funky to me (Im a swedish native), dunno why tho lol. EDIT: I asked around, and apparently ”Hon sitter på hennes stol” refers to someone elses chair (like, the chair doesnt belong to the person whos sitting on it), so it’s technically also correct. ”Hon sitter på sin stol” means its her chair and not someone elses.
@@narianthebear8854 indeed as it seems - it comes to point out that something belong to someone in 3rd person. like she is sitting on her stool - if she owns it than it will be sina stool, if "her" means someone else than it will be the hennes
That's a good question. We will someday make a video about it but you basically need to know it by heart. Most words are en (like more than 70 %) so what most people do is to learn the ett-words by heart.
I can't stress enough how helpful this challenge has been while using Duolingo!! There's only so much you can learn by repeating scentences and trying to guess spelling patterns! This video has saved me already!
I'm so glad!
Same for me!
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I appreciate this video so much. I have been using Duolingo to learn some Swedish basics and it failed to explain when to use what possessive pronoun. This video explains it perfectly, and your voice is so relaxing!!! Immediately subscribed.
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Best teacher 👍👍👍
Thank you! 😃
@@FunSwedish you could have said: tack snälla
Ikr
Awesome video! Duolingo doesn’t explain any of these rules so it’s pretty much a guessing game when learning possessives on there! This was helpful :)
I have a random question, on duolingo the word “De” is pronounced “don”, eg “de dricker vatten” sounds like “don dricker vatten” - I’m confused about the pronunciation, is it pronounced DON & is there any rule or reason behind it? :) thanks!
I'm sure you're aware of de/dem (they, them) and that many Swedes struggle with which is supposed to be in what situation. A solution to this was "dom", which is supposed to be a form of multitool that would work in either scenario (it is debated if dom is even correct grammarwise). Anyhow, some people say "dom" while speaking (for both de and dem), while others don't. (I personally don't use dom at all).
@@lillkrull1161 thanks that was super helpful! So does that mean Duolingo is pronouncing “De” incorrectly? Because when it reads “De” aloud it says “Dom” which is confusing because the spelling reads “de” 🤔
@@wokebear7797 No, I wouldn't say that duolingo necesarily is pronouncing it incorrectly. There are a lot of people pronouncing it that way. People will understand you no matter if you pronounce it as "de" or "dom".
View it as varying by dialect instead. :)
I just prefer to distinguish de or dem even when I talk.
I know this was from 4 months ago so you may have already figured it out or moved on, but her previous video that went over personal pronouns explained the pronunciation.
I am also here because Duolingo doesn’t explain anything. I wish it would actually teach some grammar rather than just having you regurgitate information
I love the way you explain things so clearly. Just one point I'd like to clarify, the possessive adjective and pronoun for it is its, the contraction it's relates to it is. Don't worry, it's an error so many English native speakers make.
Good point! Thanks
I think you shouLd teach SFI teacher how to teach their students. I wish i would have a teacher like you. Thank you very much for these videos. Preciated 🌸🙏🏻
Wow, thank you! 🌸 Happy to hear you find the videos useful (someday we will try to start our own SFI).
@@FunSwedish looking forward:)
You are the best Swedish language teacher on the whole of TH-cam, Please make more grammar videos, Thank you for much for such great videos...
The best channel if you wanna learn swedish, congrats
What a crazy way of teaching! Jag älskar dig min lärare.
I hope it is good crazy :D
I've already learnt so manga svenska belassen of U. I like to listen to you. Tack so mycket min favoritläraren.
Tack så mycket för din fina kommentar! And for teaching me a word in German ;)
Glad you feel that you have learned a lot with our videos!
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Tack! Du hjälper mig mycket med min svenska.
The way you explain is awesome. Thak så mycket!
Glad you liked it! Tack till dig som tittar!
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Hen is a new vocabulary in the Swedish language.
hej! I'm a little late, but i had a question. I have come across the words "sin, sitt, sina" and i was wondering what they were used for since i didn't find them in this video. Thanks anyway for the brillian teaching you are giving us, from italy!!!🥰🥰❤
Hej! Tack så mycket! Glad you like our way of teaching. We have some live courses on Zoom starting in 1 week. Maybe you would be interested in joining them? We have different levels from 100 % beginner to Intermediate. We would love to have you as our student.
Here is the link: elansutbildning.com/courses/
And to answer your question. Here is a video about "sin/sitt/sina"
th-cam.com/video/jz48wMTKZ50/w-d-xo.html
@@FunSwedish thank you soo much
So useful!! Was confused with min, mitt and mina in Duolingo. Thank you for clarity. I know I'll come back to this.
Glad it was helpful! If you want to learn more Swedish with us then you should join our courses. We have live courses and pre-recorded courses.
Here are the links.
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I wish I would have SFi teacher like you, thanks a lot for your video, it's so helpful
Thank you! 😍 Happy to help!
We hope to be able to provide lesson through the SFI system some day.
You can always join one of our courses now! We have some starting in a few days 😁
elansutbildning.com/2022/01/08/new-fun-swedish-courses-via-zoom/
I love your channel!
Thank you so much!
Tack så mycket !!! Just what I was looking for. Jättebra !!! Vi ses.
Glad to hear that 😊. Vi ses!
This channel is always saving my life 🤣 Really helpful video, thank you so much!
Happy to hear that!
this is literally so helpful!! tack så mycket!
Happy to help!
Amazing! I struggled with all these for a while, and now it makes perfect sense. 🙌
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much for your content! I'm using Duolingo right now but I find that I miss the explanations of why things work the way they do in a language. These videos are so much help and I'm turning to them more and more!
Glad it was helpful!
You make me want to learn Swedish!
omg it is definitely a guessing game in duolingo when I am differentiating min and mitt, now it is clearer!
Gracias, Daniela. ¿ Podrías explicar también, por favor, la diferencia entre "hans" y "sin/sitt"? Un saludo
Si comprendo, "sin/sitt" significa "su propio" Por ejemplo, "Han äter sin smorgås", pero si decimos, "Han äter hans smorgås" es posible que el está comiendo el sandwich de alguien otro. Espero que ayude.
Woaaa... Tack så mycket. So very easy to get it
Muchas Gracias Daniella. Me has clarificado esta lección. Sólo quiero decir que estos son adjetivos posesivos no pronombres posesivos. Explicas muy bien. Te felicito.
Muchas gracias :) Me alegro que te haya gustado. Interesante. No será que en español /inglés se llamen diferente? Porque en sueco le decimos "possesiva pronomen". Igual puede ser que tengas razón que en español / inglés se llame diferente. Muchas gracias por tu mensaje. Un saludo
@@FunSwedish En Inglés y Español son adjetivos posesivos. Possessive Adjectives porque se supone que van antes del sustantivo. El pronombre posesivo no requiere que se mencione el sustantivo, ya que lo remplaza.
@@FunSwedishTienes razón uds le llaman Pronombre Posesivo. Gracias por todo. Eres un angel.
Du är underbar min lärare.
Tack!
Danke Fun Swedisch.
Thank you for that video!
Glad it was helpful!
I have just explored this channel and it is very informative. I really appreciate your effort.
Glad to hear that!
Thank you very much! It all makes perfect sense, except dess/hens. What is the difference between Dess and Hens?
So helpful, as usual!!
Glad you think so!
Quoting my brain, That was very nice
Excellent ! Madam ' you are the best of all
Thanks a lot
Thank you
Sooooo much helpfull..Please continue doing videos...love from Sri lanka.❤❤
Hej, Daniela bästa lärare. Jag älskar dig❤
Jag vill kanelbullar äta.Tack för dessa video
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I found this super helpful thank you!
So helpful
Loving your videos!!!
Sooo much on point 👌tack ❤
Glad you like them ❤
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Thank you for this. When I hit Swedish possessive pronouns, I started getting a headache. When I thought I got it, sin, si, sitt and sina popped up in my life. 🤦♀
Happy to help 😊
Hej if you possible to put serial number's in video's because i think it's a problem for beginner which video is the first and the other one is second. I'm one of those not going to language classes attend I'm learning all of swedish Your video's. I'm learn too much swedish with your video's.such a good and great work for everyone i like your channel
You can see all the videos in chronological order. First click on the account name, below the video title (Fun Swedish), then click on the "Videos" tab, and once you are there, click on the "Sort by" button to the right of the screen, and select "Date added (oldest)". That way you will see all the videos from the account, from the first one they uploaded, to the the last one. Hope it helps :)
This is so helpful!!! Tack så mycket!
Your videos are really helpful
that was great and delivered with such fun energy!
Thanks so much!😍
I love her!!!!!
Thx u so much. Duolingo doesn't explain all this. 🥰🙏🙏🙏 it was very helpful
Wow I wish you can be our sfi teacher thanks
Aw, I would love to
Thanks a lot for such a wonderful video!
Thank you so much for these videos.
Glad you like them!
Your grammar videos are extremely helpful! If you could do more of them that would be great. Tack! :)
Glad you like them! Absolutly, we can do that :)
Very good
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Can you make a video like this but for colors? Tack så mycket ☺️
Sure! :)
I'm glad you explained it but can i just say your hoodie is beautiful :3
Thank you so much 😀
Very helpful!!
Thank you i have a question
thanks.
You're welcome
how do the rules apply to the gender neutral "hen" because i don’t want to use it wrong and i can’t find anywhere on like how to say it.
Loved this video! Thank you.
Also quick correction at 4:52
its color is blue* not it’s colour is blue :)
Thank you
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Thanks a lot!
Sounds like it helped!
Happy to hear that :D
@@FunSwedish Yep, absolutely! I was just learning those and the way you explained them was really clear and helpful 😊
amazing explanation. tack sa mycket!!
Glad you liked it! Varsågod
BTW you will not get a 30% discount for all your courses!
Percentage should not be added to the total number (10% + 10 %+ 10%)≠30%.
Still is 10% for all curses ( 428$ => 385$ = 10% sale ) ;-)
Anyway I like your videos and this is not hate ;-)
Tack🌸🌷🌺
This was awesome and so helpful, but I have one question;
I came across "sin" "sitt" and "sina", when are these used?
Happy it was helpful! A video about that is coming next week. Are you subscribed to our channel? So you don't miss it!
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I love your video so much. And I can ask you en fråqa :)
What is the difference between "hennes" and "hens"? Tack!
Thanks a lot. Glad you liked the video. Great question!
Hennes = hers
Det är hennes mobil = it is hers mobilephone (female)
Hens = gender neutral (we don't know if it's female or male)
Det är hens penna = its "the persons" pen.
Hope this answered your question!
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Haha, jag är svensk, men det är bara kul att kolla på filmerna bara för energin xD
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Hello! Do you have any tips where to start with Swedish? I’m pretty new to Swedish like I only have the duolingo basic skills so how should I start? Which Grammatik? Is it better to start with pronouns orrrr text Grammatik? Every help is appreciated
Tack så mycket för videon! When I have to use ‘sin,sitt,sina’?
We can make a video about that :)
@@FunSwedish tack :)
Hans and Hennes actually could be sin or sitt?
Meanwhile thanks for the explanatio!
Tack så mycket!! ❤️
Varsågod! ❤️
Belíssimo idioma 👏👏👏
awsome
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Could someone please recommend me some yt channels where I can listen to actual swedish conversations? Thank you!
Watch Svensson Svensson. It's a swedish sitcom. I use it all the time to practice my listening skills.
Great video! Very clear and easy to follow.
I have a pronoun question - Is there a difference in Swedish, like in English, for possessive adjectives (my, your, her, etc) and possessive pronouns? (mine, yours, hers, etc)? I can't seem to find any resources for the possessive pronouns.
Thanks in advance!
Tack ❤🙏
Prego ❤
So today I learned what is possessive pronoun :-)
:D
at 4:54, the possessive form of its should not have the apostrophe in English.
Thanks!
Please how that min is using on (en) nouns and mitt is using on ( ett ) nouns
Kaffe is a ( en ) nouns and then become mitt kaffe ??
Kaffe is a wierd example 😅. An exception to the rule.
Happens sometimes with borrowed words from other langueages, but it is very rare.
Thank you for these, Rosetta Stone is pretty bad at teaching grammar in a way that sticks with you.
Thanks for that compliment! :)
Tack! :)
:)
Tack sa mycket! I thought that the Vikings made language simple and unified😅😅😅, but after this and seeing the 'plural' & 'the' systems, I think I will give up on this, this is way too much unnecessary complex and frustrating language. But tack anyway 😁
Ah!! That’s why there’s ‘er, ert, era’ as well as ‘din, dint, dina’ - one’s for ownership by one person, the other’s for ownership by two or more people. Duolingo doesn’t explain that. Or maybe I missed it.
It would be : " its color is blue "
God eftermidag!
Jag vill att saga :
Jag vill en ny bill (I want a new car)
Is it correct ??? I am not sure about the order!!!
Tak!!! din lektion ar vacker!!!
Possessive pronouns aside, those rings are glam✨But the hand reaching out from behind the cam scared me😭 I wasn't expecting another person behind the cam ahahahaa
That aside, you're such a good teacher! The way you explain stuff isn't unnecessarily complicated and it makes me understand stuff better. Wish I was taught Chinese that way😶 My life woulda been way easier
Also, I just realised that Swedish and Russian for channel is the same👀 Kanal and канал
Thank you. So happy to hear that 😍Haha. sorry to scare you 🙃 We are more people behind Fun Swedish than just me. So they will appear sometimes in future videos.
I loved "deras" because it is only one :3
Muchas gracias!
¡Es el mejor! :D
God eftermidag!
Henne: is HER reflexive? ( I like her- Jag gillar henne)
HenneS: is HER possesive??( Her car is red- Hennes bil ar rod)
Is it correct?
TACK TACK!!!!!
Correct!
Alw the best
Was that last bonus pronoun clap a pewdiepie reference? 😆💜
haha, well, he is also Swedish 😆
How do you say "before" in Swedish? Innan, före, förut, förrän?
I’m a swedish native speaker, but genuinely dont know how to explain hahahahah. It can pretty much be all of those words tho, innan and före translate to ”before” I think, but förut is more like ”in the past” I guess. Föränn is like ”until”. Dont listen too much to this tho, I really dont know lol
@@narianthebear8854 lmao that's okay.. thanks anyway 😂
Random question : why min and mitt are pronounced normally but mina is nasal?
That is a great question. "Mina" has a long I (I guess for you it sounds a bit nasal) because it is followed by just 1 cononsant. When this happens the vowel (in general) becomes extra long.
While both "mitt" and "min" have a short "i". Mitt because it is followed by 2 consonants and "min" because it is an exception to the rule (it should also be long because it is followed by just 1 consonant but this is an exception and its pronunced as same as in "mitt)
Hope that made some kind of sense. Otherwise let me know and I will ry to explain more.
If you want to learn more about Swedish pronounciation then we can really recommend you to take this online course.
funswedish.teachable.com/p/pronunciation
Tack så mycket
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@@FunSwedish Where does Sin, Sina, Sitt gets in ?
@@SimsMoyal I feel like its used if a pronoun is also in the sentence. Like ”Hon sitter på sin stol” (she’s sittning on her chair) To use ”hennes” instead of ”sin” sounds kinda funky to me (Im a swedish native), dunno why tho lol. EDIT: I asked around, and apparently ”Hon sitter på hennes stol” refers to someone elses chair (like, the chair doesnt belong to the person whos sitting on it), so it’s technically also correct. ”Hon sitter på sin stol” means its her chair and not someone elses.
@@narianthebear8854
indeed as it seems - it comes to point out that something belong to someone in 3rd person.
like she is sitting on her stool - if she owns it than it will be sina stool, if "her" means someone else than it will be the hennes
bra vido🙂
Tack!
So how can I know if the word is ett or en
That's a good question. We will someday make a video about it but you basically need to know it by heart. Most words are en (like more than 70 %) so what most people do is to learn the ett-words by heart.
4:57 Great video. But fyi: You have a grammatical mistake with the translation on “its.” “Its” is the possessive form for “it,” not “it’s.”
Thanks for the correction! :)
What do you mean with N word at word and plural?
En-words are words that use EN. En bok (A book).
Ett-words are words that use Ett. Ett jobb (A job).