We have it in turkey, its sold only in foreign stores and i litteraly ride every week like 8 km to go and get a couple of packets, its hella good i frkn love ittt
In finland we do (finland is not a part of scandinavia), and i was shocked😂😂but people outside like northern europe don't even eat fazer so it is their loss
”You go to this place which is like a Starbucks, but preferebly more cozy. And then you sit and you talk shit with someone, and you drink coffee. There’s a special word for it, and it’s called fika. It’s very important in swedish culture”. This should be the real definition of fika because it’s _exactly_ like that
I'm from Finland so we "have" to study Swedish and basically one of the first thing they taught us was : ska vi gå och fika so yeah it seems to be an important phrase 😂 Aaand it's pretty much the only thing anyone remembers 👀
the incorrect spelling in the corner of the screen actually chips away at my soul,,,,, like i get misspelling words with the letters å ä ö, but lignon??? lIGNON??? its LINGON and its right there on the fckin jar 😭😭😭😭😭
I am danish and a Skumtopp (0:50) is called flødebolle in danish. In Denmark we get them mostly in school when its someones birthday so its the birthday kid who brings them. The best way to describe them is that a flødebolle is a waffel in the bottom with marshmallow cream and then its covered in chocolate. Its soooooo good.
Erik Eriksson No its easy for most europeans, not just swedens, and the younger generation uses more english in their daily lives than the older generation ever did.
@@syriana9575 It is easier for europeans to learn English than for people outside Europé. Bur it is easier for speakers of germanic languages than for outher europeans. Swedes in general speak better English than the french and italiens.
I'm an Aussie Swede and our household adores Swedish meatballs with Lingon and gravy omfgggg I cannot wait to finally go to Sweden and taste all of their delicious foods 😍😍😍
You would'n't have a "kafferep" at a place like Starbucks or any café, "kafferep" is at somebody's house, and a bit more formal than ordinary fika. At a "kafferep" there are usually serveral guests, and you have to serve a lot of different cookies and cakes, and of course coffe or tea. Fika you can have at a café, at work, at home etc, but it's ok to just have a cinnamon bun or some pastry.
@@beorlingo Självklart, inget kafferep utan gamla tanter! De är bara de som ids att hålla på och baka 7 sorters kakor, bullar och gräddtårta och duka med finporslinet.
We have every thing on this video in Finland. Cuz obviously we have IKEA here, but many other companies in Finland makes same and similiar foods. (I love Ikea's meatballs!)
Yeah, I'm Italian and I can confirm this. Spaghetti and meatballs are an American thing. Also, in Italy you probably won't find alfredo sauce. That's also not a thing there.
when she said that word "Really Nice" my first thought that came into my mind was Pewdiepie 😂 legit the way she pronounced it as well sounds a bit like him too. I want her to say "Very nice" too, that would be hilarious. love dem Swede Sister. 😆💕
Daim is a huge thing in Malaysia.Back then it is kinda hard to get daim because it is only available in Langkawi(in the state of kedah),so usually when u go to langkawi,it is a must to buy daim.Now because online shopping,we can get it easily.the reason why we can only get it in langkawi back then bcuz langkawi is known as chocolates heaven,u can get a lot of foreign chocolates there
Love how Zara always explains food articulate-ly "Zara Larsson Food" is definitely a mood booster keyword when i'm craving for food, and beauty, with a touch of Swedes 🇸🇪 🌸
Marta Holgersson exactly! According to swedish grammar... people don’t say ”k” in front of ”e” in ”kela” or ”kemi” But i think that both ways are correct according to svenska akademien?
Marta Holgersson It’s also like ”chips” and ”ketchup” The english ”ch” is like swedish ”tj”... but for me the ”ch” (along with sj,stj,sch,sc,sh) is pronounced with the throat like the dutch and afrikaans ”g”. People from stockholm would say that is wierd to... but that’s how ch is pronounced where i’m from
(FYI I’m from Denmark) Most of the things you tried, danes say are danish. Like for an example the cinnamon bun, and the chocolate marshmallow thing (flødebolle) I would say are danish, but Swedes say are swedish
my cousins live in Sweden and when they came back they bought treats and one of the treats was daim so I tried it li was like "OMG IM IN HEAVEN RIGHT NOW!!" like omg they were so good they were orange flavour
Ennis Del Mar K in front of soft vowels is in swedish probounced ”ch/sh/tj”. E is a soft vowel. IKEA is an acronym.. so that doesn’t covers of grammar the same way. Also loanwords and words that’s just a bit ”swedishalized” from for example english can also be without these grammar rules.
Chex! Äntligen en som håller på rätt sida :-) Båda sätten är förvisso rätt.. det har med dialekten att göra men då vi har andra ord som kiosk, kedja, kela o kreamik så skulle jag bra gärna vilja veta hur de uttalar dessa ord? 🤔 K-iosk? K-ela...K-eramik?! Haha... varför skulle chex vara fel då när vi uttalar de orden som chosk, chela, cheramik 😊😁
how do all swedish people have the most realistic american accents
Haha
Yeah, pewdiepie too
Skolan e king och vi är väldigt ambitiösa för att lära oss nya saker t.ex. lär vi oss en del på internet 🇸🇪
Quick learning and we are really good at pronouncing and spelling (: at least I am lol
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Rachel : “Wow a Swedish massage from a real Swedish person “
“What’s your name”
Phoebe : “Ikea”
hahahaha
Hi Selenator 💘
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selena on profile picture and friends reference isn’t that me 😂
Rim Harik hahahaga
Wait people don't eat Daim outside Scandinavia? You're all missing out
Tyra Kristiansen we have daim in lebanon it’s the best thing everrrr if anyone hasn’t tried it yall r missing out in so much!!!!
We have daim in Algeria tho and it’s really good
We have it in the uk and it’s rlly good
We have it in turkey, its sold only in foreign stores and i litteraly ride every week like 8 km to go and get a couple of packets, its hella good i frkn love ittt
In finland we do (finland is not a part of scandinavia), and i was shocked😂😂but people outside like northern europe don't even eat fazer so it is their loss
She's like dove Cameron with a rihanna accent
Nope she is just Zara Larson
isn't rihanna british?
@@av9638 no she's american
@@ggrawi710 actually she's barbadian
@@av9638 I meant her accent. her accent is american
I think 99% of us Norwegains knows Daim. It’s soo delicious!
Titanic- Rose yay jeg trodde jeg var den eneste fra Norge her
Emilio Nilsson wut?
Nu får ni sluta
Heller 100%
Elisa Ja haha
”You go to this place which is like a Starbucks, but preferebly more cozy. And then you sit and you talk shit with someone, and you drink coffee. There’s a special word for it, and it’s called fika. It’s very important in swedish culture”.
This should be the real definition of fika because it’s _exactly_ like that
Espresso house!
Lmao
Yess🙏🏻
I'm from Finland so we "have" to study Swedish and basically one of the first thing they taught us was : ska vi gå och fika so yeah it seems to be an important phrase 😂 Aaand it's pretty much the only thing anyone remembers 👀
Wy do averybodi talk inglish her. Hen Ikea.
Am I the only one who didn’t know that Daim has small pieces of almond in it, until now?
Ellinor Jönsson are u swedish
Jag visste inte också
Me 2 cuz I dunno wut a daim is until now😂
almond? I thought we are talking about caramel chunks
It has some N U T in them
she's so down to earth i love her
....
No she is not.
More like opposite
Hannibal Lex im with u on this one
Qwertzy same boys
How?
the only reason i would go to ikea with my mom was for the food.
She said "midsommar" and youtube recommends me a video with florence pugh right after
omg same wth
I love that movie but I never noticed that was that same actress from little women until now :o
,tSwetha Menon
i bet it was the one about the british foods
Sameee
In Germany we have daim chocolate ice cream and cake and I’m obsessed with it 😍😍😍
Genau !
We do?😮
Sweden, England, Germany and Norway officially the best countries in the world! 🤜🏻🔥
s. mcss same
Lol seit wann?
We have Daim in my place
Where do you live?
Itz_Me! Damn
I don't know if I have it but I hope to try daim
Itz_Me! Same, they have them in Poland or at least used to have, they’re so so good , I’ve never tried Orange flavored though
Me too (im from Denmark)👍🏻
was not expecting her to talk in that slang way...anyone else??
What slang way? I mean shes been living in America since she was little?
@@muwahibahmedidriz7869 No, she haven't
@@muwahibahmedidriz7869 Since she was like 18* lmao
_hopewxrld where’d u get that from? That’s some bs right there hahahhsj
U know all Swedish people have an American-ish sounding accent when they speak English
She sounds a little bit like Rihanna
Treedomm YES
I thought that but I thought no one would think that to but I guess I was wrong aha
Treedomm she has a higher pitch though
Treedomm she does when she sings too
Bits of cardi b too
*love her accent and voice*
the incorrect spelling in the corner of the screen actually chips away at my soul,,,,, like i get misspelling words with the letters å ä ö, but lignon??? lIGNON??? its LINGON and its right there on the fckin jar 😭😭😭😭😭
Sofia Rosenberg skulle just säga 🤣
Lika om ni är från Sverige eller förstår vad jag säger
ååå ii hello neighbor! I’m Norwegian, so I understood what you said!
ååå ii jag förstår
Jag är från finland men är obviously finlandssvensk
Jag tänker inte "lika" din skit kommentar
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Inaccurate! Traditional Swedish cinnamon rolls comes with PEARL SUGAR (nib sugar) sprinkled on top NOT frosting
CheshireCat true
That’s a sinnamon roll in sweden we eat cinnamon buns! One has frosting and one has pearl sugar.
The ZeldaHen De är ju dock med pärlsocker. Vem äter med fkn frosting??
Ive never eaten one with frosting and Im swedish
Regular sugar too.
I am danish and a Skumtopp (0:50) is called flødebolle in danish. In Denmark we get them mostly in school when its someones birthday so its the birthday kid who brings them. The best way to describe them is that a flødebolle is a waffel in the bottom with marshmallow cream and then its covered in chocolate. Its soooooo good.
i am from germany and i love sweden so much!!
She speaks so well American, when you Think about how Nordic she really is. Intelligent Girl ❤️❤️❤️
Maria Zachariasen the younger generation usually does
syriana 95 Swedish and English are both germanic languages. Sovit is fairly easy for s swede to learn English.
Erik Eriksson No its easy for most europeans, not just swedens, and the younger generation uses more english in their daily lives than the older generation ever did.
@@syriana9575 It is easier for europeans to learn English than for people outside Europé. Bur it is easier for speakers of germanic languages than for outher europeans. Swedes in general speak better English than the french and italiens.
Erik Eriksson Vi lär oss från tidig ålder o har mycket engelska på tv. Medans det används mindre i tex mellanöstern
I'm an Aussie Swede and our household adores Swedish meatballs with Lingon and gravy omfgggg I cannot wait to finally go to Sweden and taste all of their delicious foods 😍😍😍
4:20 ”i like that” had me choking
I'm from Slovenia and I always eat Swedish meatballs menu ...they're one of my faves
In Germany everyone knows Daim and I love it so much. I also thought it was known everywhere like Snickers
”Knäck would be like.....
Crack... in swedish..... yeah”
😂
Emilio Nilsson Jajemen. Det var ganska konstigt sagt av henne btw
"You know, when it cracks *cracks*" lmao
agree! its alot more like regular cocain.
@Emilio Nilsson crackbread
You would'n't have a "kafferep" at a place like Starbucks or any café, "kafferep" is at somebody's house, and a bit more formal than ordinary fika. At a "kafferep" there are usually serveral guests, and you have to serve a lot of different cookies and cakes, and of course coffe or tea. Fika you can have at a café, at work, at home etc, but it's ok to just have a cinnamon bun or some pastry.
or seven different cookies (sju sorters kakor)
Helt riktigt Åsa. Men du glömde att säga att alla dessa gäster är uteslutande gamla tanter. Om det är ett riktigt kafferep.
@@beorlingo Självklart, inget kafferep utan gamla tanter! De är bara de som ids att hålla på och baka 7 sorters kakor, bullar och gräddtårta och duka med finporslinet.
Kafferep with 7 different cookies
I’m from Denmark and the cinnamon buns and Daim is Iconic 👌
So nice to see she actually ate the food!!
I’m in love with her accent
i love her so much, she’s so cute and nice!!!
We have Daim, cinnamon bun, Skumtopp (we call it Zoen) and Knackerbröd in the netherlands too.
We have every thing on this video in Finland. Cuz obviously we have IKEA here, but many other companies in Finland makes same and similiar foods. (I love Ikea's meatballs!)
She's always filled with such bright energy xx
My twinie
Can’t believe we both gonna be 21 in a week, except that she really looks like she’s 21 & I look like a 12 y/o
Daim is very popular in Malaysia, you can easily find them in Langkawi! ❤️
I’m from the UK and I grew up with Daim bars. Never knew they were Swedish
Omg i feel her, when we would bake cake for our class mates, i would also just bring skumtopp to the class😅
Zara is incredibly cute not only in looks but her mannerisms and just how she is so genuine.
Her voice in ‘A brand new day’ was awesome💜
There are some areas in Norway as well where the k sound is pronounced like a “ch”, and h is pronounced like a k.
I’ve heard Swedish meatballs are after a Turkish recipe or something??
I love Daim! I don’t think we have that limited edition in Germany though.
Dariana LM yes , köfte!
😁 Yup. But from like 300 years ago... So I would say we swedes can consider them swedish by now.
3:17 ”mMmMM RaBarbErrR” Love when Swedish people speak Swedish in English videos with a weird “accent” hahah
Meatball is an italo-american tradition. In Italy they are really not a thing.
Yeah, I'm Italian and I can confirm this. Spaghetti and meatballs are an American thing. Also, in Italy you probably won't find alfredo sauce. That's also not a thing there.
Of course they fucking are!!! Polpette, we just don't have them with spaghetti
Wrong. In Italy meatballs are definitely a thing, don't know if in Sicily only, but it's kinda a tradition!
@@mrHowarang I'm part Sicilian, so that's probably why
@@bq419 si ma non sono proprio una tradizione nazionale, sono solo di alcune regioni tipo la Sicilia
I am from Sweden and I am just staring at all that good food!!!
IKEA is bae 😍😍
I think one of my favourite “IKEA foods” is Daim Tårta!!
Lots of love from England Zara ♥️
when she said that word "Really Nice" my first thought that came into my mind was Pewdiepie 😂 legit the way she pronounced it as well sounds a bit like him too. I want her to say "Very nice" too, that would be hilarious. love dem Swede Sister. 😆💕
I think danish, swedish and norweign share so many snacks.
Omg im a malaysian and my family and friends eats daim candy all the time. ❤️❤️😍
I can watch this video all day, she’s cute and funny
in england we have the second thing theyre just called teacakes lmao
But skumtopp (foam top) is the more natural name, isn't it?
(I mean, it's no "cake" really, and the whipped egg white is like foam or cream.)
zara is so funny and down to earth, she would be a very nice person to hang with
Wherever there's chocolate in the UK, there's Daim. They are heaven!
I dont Know about you but I LOVE Swedish food 🇸🇪❤️❤️❤️!
1:00 In Austria we call these "Schwedenbomben", translated into english i think they would be called "Sweden bombs"
Wow really haha! :D
Skumtopp is actually a danish dessert, its called “flødebolle”
Daim is a huge thing in Malaysia.Back then it is kinda hard to get daim because it is only available in Langkawi(in the state of kedah),so usually when u go to langkawi,it is a must to buy daim.Now because online shopping,we can get it easily.the reason why we can only get it in langkawi back then bcuz langkawi is known as chocolates heaven,u can get a lot of foreign chocolates there
Love how Zara always explains food articulate-ly
"Zara Larsson Food" is definitely a mood booster keyword when i'm craving for food, and beauty, with a touch of Swedes 🇸🇪 🌸
K before soft vowel is obviously pronounced "sh".
Marta Holgersson exactly! According to swedish grammar... people don’t say ”k” in front of ”e” in ”kela” or ”kemi”
But i think that both ways are correct according to svenska akademien?
@@johanfagerstromjarlenfors true but I might be biased 🤔
Marta Holgersson
It’s also like ”chips” and ”ketchup”
The english ”ch” is like swedish ”tj”... but for me the ”ch” (along with sj,stj,sch,sc,sh) is pronounced with the throat like the dutch and afrikaans ”g”. People from stockholm would say that is wierd to... but that’s how ch is pronounced where i’m from
@@martah5369 so if you were to say kebab you would actually say chebab?
@@johanfagerstromjarlenfors I'm with you on the throat sound. Stjärna and kärna are not pronounced remotely the same.
i love her accent
I live in finland, and i can confirm, all of these taste amazing. Especially jam meatballs.
(FYI I’m from Denmark) Most of the things you tried, danes say are danish. Like for an example the cinnamon bun, and the chocolate marshmallow thing (flødebolle) I would say are danish, but Swedes say are swedish
I love that you spelled wrong how it's spelled in Swedish. Like lignon chould be lingon
I discovered Daim from an officemate and I was able to buy it in Singapore, we rarely have it here in PH. I love it! 🤤
OMG those marshmallow chocolate things are one of my fav candy
I love swedish food!
Me: I eat all of these?
Me again: Wait I'm Norwegian, ofc we got the same stuff as sweden smh
I’m addicted to Daim
Daim bars are big in England. I didn't know they where Swedish till a couple of years ago hahah
Often go to my local IKEA…. just for the food 😂 meatballs with creamy mash and gravy and a blob of logan berry sauce is perfection on a plate 👍
The Swedish meatballs are like OMG! I can't even...
Daim is AMAAAAZZZZZIIIINNNGGGG
I’m danish but I understand most of words in Swedish
that "kex" blessed my ears
Ät du dina kex i köket, och när kexen är slut så gå och köp nya kex i kiosken🙄🙄🙄 #TEAMCHEX
I just love swedish people!
her subtle accent is adorable
That eye makeup tho 😍
Alla likar som är svensk och som älllsskar Zara Larsson 💜💜💜💜💜💜
Mira A Jeg er Norsk sorry
Jag är så mycket svenskt
Mira A ya svensk 🇸🇪 va är din favorit matt
Jag lika inte, jag bor i Sverige men jag är indisk! Du sa ” alla som ÄR svensk” Och dessutom letar du efter likes
I love Daim! It's kinda a big thing here in Malaysia, at least from what I observed :3
We have Daim all over England :D I love Zara she's so awesome :P
I’m half German and I know a lot of these things...
花
my cousins live in Sweden and when they came back they bought treats and one of the treats was daim so I tried it li was like "OMG IM IN HEAVEN RIGHT NOW!!" like omg they were so good they were orange flavour
I'm half Danish, and we have all of those.
Now i'm so hungry, and she's pretty as hell😍
She is a good singer ... check it out
I love those meatballs with lingonberry haha.
Daim is really big tho. Its not only swedish. In the nederlands we have it everywhere. And I was in france and they had it two
This the most easy listening accents that I ever heard.
I don't have to turn up the volume so high to get to know what she just says..
"sylt lignon" hahaha they meant to write lingonsylt aww
Lignon? Haha
Joakim Andren haha jag ba wtf
Lingon*** ;) Gud redigeraren stavade fel:/😂💗
skrev ”knackerbrod” också, hahah
Lingon*
Her english is very good
Nearly all of this food in UK, but there's a lot of Swedish people here and IKEA so that's probably why
I hate when I forget my ches to my car when I'm going to Ichea!
Ennis Del Mar
K in front of soft vowels is in swedish probounced ”ch/sh/tj”. E is a soft vowel.
IKEA is an acronym.. so that doesn’t covers of grammar the same way. Also loanwords and words that’s just a bit ”swedishalized” from for example english can also be without these grammar rules.
She was right, a lot of countries have "skumtopp", not just Sweden. And it's originally from Israel and called "krembo" in Hebrew I believe..
Mari Anna you mean palestine xo
In Brazil it's called "teta de nega". Literally translating to "black woman's tit". Yeah, it's an awful name.
@@Yoryd W. H. A. T. T. H. E. F. U. C. K.
Yes, we have them in the UK too. They are very popular in Scotland and we call them teacakes.
In Germany we call them “Schokoküsse”
We have Daim in Norway
I'm Russian and I LOVE Swedish foods and all Ikea treats! Yummy!
Zara: talks in Swedish
Also Zara: sings like an american
Jag var nära på att klicka undan videon eftersom du inte sa chex i början. //en Göteborgsk tjej :)
Chex! Äntligen en som håller på rätt sida :-)
Båda sätten är förvisso rätt.. det har med dialekten att göra men då vi har andra ord som kiosk, kedja, kela o kreamik så skulle jag bra gärna vilja veta hur de uttalar dessa ord? 🤔 K-iosk? K-ela...K-eramik?! Haha... varför skulle chex vara fel då när vi uttalar de orden som chosk, chela, cheramik 😊😁
Vi spiser masse av det der i norge
Ja
Det är tur för er att ni har varit i union. Annars finge ni äta får i kål hela dagarna.
beorlingo snakk norsk
og i Finland
Jeg veit ikke hvordan norsk skall snakkes.
I love her speaking voice
please bring this series back!