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Posted by Belgian Bonzai on Mar-23-2006 18:21:

quote:
Originally posted by benni
you have to talk it too before you say its not difficult

try to pronounce "sjuksk�terska"

Em, good point. I think I figured out the �, it's like 'eu', I guess; yeah, like in Malm�. Pretty sure a� is like board in English. � is a mystery; in my head, it sounds like best in English, but that's probably way off LOL.

[clueless] sjuksk�terska [/clueless]


Posted by St_Andrew on Mar-23-2006 18:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Belgian Bonzai
Em, good point. I think I figured out the �, it's like 'eu', I guess; yeah, like in Malm�. Pretty sure a� is like board in English. � is a mystery; in my head, it sounds like best in English, but that's probably way off LOL.


Actually you are very right, good job!

You learned all this by using swedish subs?!

quote:
[clueless] sjuksk�terska [/clueless]


Not too too bad


Posted by zoric on Mar-23-2006 18:39:

Belgian, you sound like a funny finnish guy who can't talk Swedish properly

Nothing to bad though


Posted by Belgian Bonzai on Mar-23-2006 18:52:

quote:
Originally posted by St_Andrew
Actually you are very right, good job!

You learned all this by using swedish subs?!

First of all, thx

Hehe, you got me there; I saw a Swedish film the day before; understood next to nothing of it, except some words that resembled German, English or even Dutch (my mothertongue). The �, I figured out myself really (I knew you people use the eu-sound a lot, and since the subs were loaded with �'s...); the a�, I picked up in that film: they were talking about "Sma�land", they had to litterally subtitle that in Dutch, that's where I learned a�. Very surprised the � checks out

Anyone happen to know the title of the film, was about a boy who's father (who he never saw) was a fisherman in Greece; then he and his mom went to search for him. Never mind, I'll try & find it myself.

quote:
Not too too bad

Cool, that took an entire minute of practice before I hit the record button


Posted by ScuL on Mar-23-2006 19:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Belgian Bonzai
Seriously, why does the present tense of 'to be' always seem to be �r, no matter what the pronoun, that struck me.


Het werkwoord zijn wordt altijd vertaald als �r ongeacht de vorm ik/hij/jullie etc.

Ik ben /Jij bent / Hij is/ Zij is / Wij zijn / Jullie zijn / U bent
Jag �r /Du �r / Han �r / Hon �r / Vi �r / Ni �r / Ni �r

quote:

Love your a� (can't write it with this keyboard, too lazy to open 'special caracters') letters, they're cool. Not as cool as the Norwegian O/ though hehe.
And don't you guys have any w's?


Zet je keyboard op VS Internationaal en ros op CTRL-ALT-W dan krijg je een �. Shift erbij maakt een �.

quote:
Originally posted by Belgian Bonzai
Em, good point. I think I figured out the �, it's like 'eu', I guess; yeah, like in Malm�. Pretty sure a� is like board in English. � is a mystery; in my head, it sounds like best in English, but that's probably way off LOL.

[clueless] sjuksk�terska [/clueless]


� is als eu idd.
Het � geluid heb je ook goed. En de � is idd niet al te ver van best in 't Engels alleen kan de klemtoon afhangen van het woord en de zin waarin het staat. Zweedse uitspraak is redelijk vaak context-afhankelijk.



PS
Overigens er zijn uitzonderingen in het uitspraakgebruik van de lettercombinaties sj , sk en nog een aantal icm met zogenaamde zachte klinkers. Vandaar dat het woord sjuksk�terska zo moeilijk uit te spreken is.


Posted by jofawe on Mar-23-2006 19:24:

quote:
Originally posted by ScuL
Flaml�ndska...





ja.. bra.. prata s� vi alla f�rst�r :P


Posted by benni on Mar-23-2006 19:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Belgian Bonzai
Em, good point. I think I figured out the �, it's like 'eu', I guess; yeah, like in Malm�. Pretty sure a� is like board in English. � is a mystery; in my head, it sounds like best in English, but that's probably way off LOL.

[clueless] sjuksk�terska [/clueless]


pretty good man ... sounds like a finnish accent like zoric said

although SK and SJ are pronounced... like a wind sound (lol hur f�rklarar man det?) ....you know... like: hvukhv�terska

now record that.
(listen to the clip steve posted and you should hear what i'm talking about)

PS: I know what film you're talking about, i've seen it too, but I don't know the name..


Posted by ScuL on Mar-23-2006 19:49:

quote:
Originally posted by jofawe
ja.. bra.. prata s� vi alla f�rst�r :P


det �r bara en f�rklaring s� han f�rst�r b�ttre, det �r altid l�ttare att l�ra saker genom moderspr�ket
det var holl�ndska f�r �vrigt


Posted by Pjox on Mar-23-2006 20:24:

quote:
Originally posted by benni
PS: I know what film you're talking about, i've seen it too, but I don't know the name..


Tsatsiki? Eller va han nu heter


Posted by benni on Mar-23-2006 21:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Pjox
Tsatsiki? Eller va han nu heter


ja s� heter den

http://www.filmrecension.se/7391717092680


Posted by Belgian Bonzai on Mar-23-2006 22:44:

You people are cool, this is all helping me; I think I'll look into learning Swedish, really. I checked, it would appear Swedish is an official language in Finland too, extra appealing. What's up Zoran

Thanx ScuL, very helpful explanation there. Dutch, Swedish & prolly English, not too bad, congrats. Learned a few essential words there aswell (Han, Hon,...). Dank je wel. And thank you lot for the film ID (that's the one ), the channel only maintains backlog for 1 day, I was doomed.
That lesson is in, will have to check tomorrow, but the first minute sounded... crazy. Think I got it, benni, I'll be sure to look up that word in the first Swedish dictionary I come across.



I'll check if I can find a Swedish grammar course, I'll try & pick up vocabulary in dvd subtitles, should be ok. And check films for pronounciation.
I might come back here in a little while, let you guys know how I'm doing maybe; I never intended to hi-jack the thread.

CU, guys, keep it cool up there in Sverige.


Posted by Cloudburst on Mar-23-2006 23:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Belgian Bonzai

I might come back here in a little while, let you guys know how I'm doing maybe; I never intended to hi-jack the thread.

CU, guys, keep it cool up there in Sverige.


This thread is meant to be hi-jacked.

and gl&hf with your Swedish adventure! Swedish can be a bitch though. Lots of weird exceptions and funky stuff like that.


Posted by ScuL on Mar-24-2006 00:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Belgian Bonzai
You people are cool, this is all helping me; I think I'll look into learning Swedish, really. I checked, it would appear Swedish is an official language in Finland too, extra appealing. What's up Zoran


Imo Swedish is the most useful language in the whole Nordic area. Norwegians can understand you pretty good. It's also spoken in large parts of Finland. If you have mastered Swedish and know Dutch then it's very easy to read Danish as well so basically you can understand people in 4 Nordic countries at once !

quote:

Thanx ScuL, very helpful explanation there. Dutch, Swedish & prolly English, not too bad, congrats. Learned a few essential words there aswell (Han, Hon,...). Dank je wel.


I'm born Dutch and learned English, German and French at school. Taught myself Swedish in 1998 for various reasons so I am the man to speak to when learning Swedish when your native language is Dutch.

quote:

That lesson is in, will have to check tomorrow, but the first minute sounded... crazy. Think I got it, benni, I'll be sure to look up that word in the first Swedish dictionary I come across.


Schenk niet te veel aandacht aan die zogenaamde mastering-lessen, die zijn speciaal gemaakt met veel moeilijke woorden om buitenlanders te ontmoedigen

quote:
I'll check if I can find a Swedish grammar course, I'll try & pick up vocabulary in dvd subtitles, should be ok. And check films for pronounciation.


Internet is one of the best sources for learning a language. There are a lot of free courses around. But if you are serious then I can recommend these books.

http://www.nl.bol.com/is-bin/INTERS...38&Section=BOOK
http://www.nl.bol.com/is-bin/INTERS...20&Section=BOOK
http://www.nl.bol.com/is-bin/INTERS...89&Section=BOOK
http://www.nl.bol.com/is-bin/INTERS...03&Section=BOOK

Also... keep watching movies.. it helps a lot to hear the pronouncuation. If you follow these hints you can speak fluent enough Swedish that is better than the average immigrant within 2 years


Posted by Braxen on Mar-24-2006 23:20:

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Posted by mr_fisken on Mar-26-2006 10:46:





Posted by Laszlo on Mar-26-2006 11:51:

hmmm...fan, jag dr�mde att jag flyttade till stockholm inatt....


Posted by Joe Nas on Mar-26-2006 11:54:

quote:
Originally posted by ScuL
I'm born Dutch and learned English, German and French at school. Taught myself Swedish in 1998 for various reasons so I am the man to speak to when learning Swedish when your native language is Dutch.


ah, jag trodde du va svensk, typ bodde i Holland f�r att du jobba, plugga eller att n�n av din f�r�ldrar fick jobb n�r du va yngre men men, hur kom det sig att du ville l�ra dig svenska d�


Posted by ScuL on Mar-26-2006 14:08:

quote:
Originally posted by ArcticBeach
ah, jag trodde du va svensk, typ bodde i Holland f�r att du jobba, plugga eller att n�n av din f�r�ldrar fick jobb n�r du va yngre men men, hur kom det sig att du ville l�ra dig svenska d�


Nej tv�rtom. Jag hade en Svensk kompis som bodde h�r i Holland och hans pappa fick jobb n�r han var yngre Han gick tillbaka till Sverige �r 88. Jag har sen dess varit i Sverige n�stan varje �r s� det gjorde det l�ttare att ta steget f�r att l�ra spr�ket och jag kan s�ga att det lyckades tillr�ckligt bra. Efter mina resor f�r jag mer och mer k�nnslan att jag bor p� fel plats p� jordkloten.. har satsat p� att flytta till Sverige sen �r 2000. F�rst var det studierna som var ett problem.. b�st att avrunda dem innan man flyttar utomlands. Nu har det lyckats men saknar jag pengar f�r att ta steget s� det tar nog minst ett �r innan stora flytten b�rjar.


Posted by Braxen on Mar-26-2006 14:10:

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Posted by zoric on Mar-26-2006 14:12:

Grattis Braxen!


Posted by Braxen on Mar-26-2006 14:14:

quote:
Originally posted by zoric
Grattis Braxen!


Tackar, rann iv�g lite d�r p� slutet .. nu blir m�let att h�lla oss kvar i 2an, vilket vi alrig lyckats med f�rut, 2an e riktigt bra, med lag som �lvsj�, Huddinge, Visby mfl, det sistn�mnda laget brukar snitta en 7-800 �sk�dare div.2 ftw !


Posted by Joe Nas on Mar-26-2006 15:07:

quote:
Originally posted by ScuL
Nej tv�rtom. Jag hade en Svensk kompis som bodde h�r i Holland och hans pappa fick jobb n�r han var yngre Han gick tillbaka till Sverige �r 88. Jag har sen dess varit i Sverige n�stan varje �r s� det gjorde det l�ttare att ta steget f�r att l�ra spr�ket och jag kan s�ga att det lyckades tillr�ckligt bra. Efter mina resor f�r jag mer och mer k�nnslan att jag bor p� fel plats p� jordkloten.. har satsat p� att flytta till Sverige sen �r 2000. F�rst var det studierna som var ett problem.. b�st att avrunda dem innan man flyttar utomlands. Nu har det lyckats men saknar jag pengar f�r att ta steget s� det tar nog minst ett �r innan stora flytten b�rjar.


ah fan soft

Braxen : j�vligt snygg sig bild ! du som gjort den lr


Posted by Braxen on Mar-26-2006 15:32:

quote:
Originally posted by ArcticBeach
Braxen : j�vligt snygg sig bild ! du som gjort den lr


N� jag hittade den p� Axwells forum, s� jag har inte gjort den .. har bara 'l�nat' den .. feel free att bruka den om du vill ..


Posted by Joe Nas on Mar-26-2006 15:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Braxen
N� jag hittade den p� Axwells forum, s� jag har inte gjort den .. har bara 'l�nat' den .. feel free att bruka den om du vill ..


ehhe oki, d� g�r jag g�rna det


Posted by Christian �. on Mar-26-2006 16:13:

Grattis grattis Braxen!


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