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Älskar svenska 🫶🏻

Thank you so much for these lessons. The way they are structured really helps me to improve It was funny to me when there was an example in the printing business as I'm working in the industry at the moment 😅

waste of time, not a lesson

❤❤❤ tack sa mycket!!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷

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Disappointingly little Swedish in this video. 😐 Visa, inte just berätta.

Please dont explain, WHEN we have to use the idioms, usually we know it when to say "sorry" or "What time is it?"

Question: how can you measure your own knowledge? How do you know how much you know about a certain subject like a foreign language for example? You can take language proficiency tests but you need to pay for them, and they are usually offered only a few times a year. There may be free tests, quizzes, exams on the internet, but the quality of these tests may be suspicious. Even if you could get high scores on these tests, that may mean very little. I have been studying Swedish for the past 3 years every day for an hour, mostly by translating song lyrics. I keep track of the number of songs I can translate in one hour. Right now on average I can translate 8 songs per hour. Even though I am mostly reviewing songs that I had translated before, there are always words that I don't remember or I am not sure and I want to check in the dictionary. My goal is to become faster and faster to a point that I can read entire texts without consulting the dictionary. But there should be a better way to test or measure my own knowledge. I am against using ANKI or flashcards to learn a language. But at the same time, tests like flashcards seem to be the only way to measure your knowledge of a certain subject. For example, many youtubers claim to be fluent in a foreign language. But they may offer no concrete or objective evidence or proof of that claim They may say a few sentences in the foreign language, but that doesn't mean they are fluent, it just means that they memorized those few sentences. How can you objectively and precisely measure someone's knowledge without using tests, quizzes or exams? Is that even possible?

tack!

What really sucks in Sweden, is their policy to pay almost everything by credit card! This is probably due to the lobbying of creditcard companies with the government. Sweden does not understand that there are tourist in Europe who dont use card - the reasons being age or costs. Why should I pay an yearly fee plus a foreign exchange currency fee, if I can pay cash? This is absurd. No wonder, Swedish Kronas are dicreasing in value so much.

Yes, DVD players are not common any more, because Sweden established streaming Spotify, which - as a matter of fact, robbed so many musicians of their proper income. ...:-(

Sweden has no coastal line with the Ocean...🙂

This is better than all the other ones I've seen because she actually speaks Swedish and not a ton of English

This could be a great learning video but it isn't because: 1) 90% of the talking is in english. Why? What language ware we trying to learn? When you repeat it, it gets really old rellly fast. 2) the words on the screen last only a short time. Why not let them stay on longer while the narrator rambles in English. 3) Speak the Swedish version more than once with some variations and start the first time super slowly. if that happened it would be good. as is, unusable more than once.

How to have a phone. Like everyone always calls a company to speak to customerservice and mostly ‘the manager’

TACK SA JATTEMYCKET 🎉🎉🎉

Hi , i would like to learn Swedish. i think this will be a best video for me. Thanks ❤

Also cake is not tårta, but kaka. A tårta is a tart, not a cake.

I am sorry but there are some severe errors in this. Among other things, what you call a friend.

Volkomen tack hahaha

1:25:20 Great Conversation Starter!

TACK SA JATTEMYCKET ! !

TACK SA JATTEMYCKET ! ! 🎉 🎉 🎉

Jag heter Robert. Task sa jattemycket ! ! 🎉🎉🎉 Bravo.

i think my tongue got stuck somewhere. it won't move

I got it right for the wrong reasons🤣. Thank you so much. This is great.

Thank you...the first Canal, which i understand, cause one part of the sentence is spoken very slowly. It is important for the first hours! THX

Im speak little swedeish jag ar studerar svenska

Grattis p@ fodeksedagen

Tack Hanna 😊

Very nice Swedish sapeeking👌

Tack sa mycket!!

It sounds like the soundtrack from the movie Drive playing on the background

Hello everyone from Tajikistan - Hallo an alle aus Tadschikistan.

Thank you

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I would like speak in Sweden in work there❤