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EXACTLY the explanation I was looking for thank you so much 👏👏🙌🙏

Yet another video pretending that Danish is a real language!

I just started learning Japanese and how you was saying Kanji is wild. かんじ

you don’t pronounce kanji like that, it really hurts to break you.

The narrator speaks "kænji" instead of "kAnji", but pronounces "kanchigai" properly. That's weird.

Jeg er Nederlandsk og ha lært Norsk tilbake i 2001, da finne jeg ut hvor mye forskjellige dialekter man hadde overalt så tyve år vidder, jeg lære ere dag hvordan man snakker om aust og Agder

I think accent 2 will be easy for me hahaha

Woow i think i will go along way with this lessons thank you very much

"pikapika" "chuchu" Now I know where Pikachu name came from.

What font is he using in this video?

I love our pitch accent 🫶🏻

kralllll lovely

Thank you so much. This was truly an eye-opener

Norwegian has a genitive made by appending an s like in Swedish. The s is appended to the whole noun phrase at the end, and therefore some linguist call it an enclitic postposition rather than a case ending. It is not equally common in all dialects. But there are cases when it must be used regardless of dialect or official standard. An example is the title of the book "Sophies verden". Most often it denotes possession, but it is quite versatile to use for expressing other relations, like measures and distances. The English preposition "of" can often optionally be translated with the genitive, sometimes it must be translated with genitive, and sometimes the preposition "av" is correct to use.

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カ is katakana not kanji on 1:13

As an östgöte, the last ö in "östgöte" is always short to me. "Östgööte" sounds kinda funny.

As a norwegian, listening to swedish is so relaxing somehow.

People say finnish grammar is stupid and over complicated. I think its so much smarter than english

As a Japanese native speaker (to see this video to prevent English escaping from my ears and brain), I never thought about to pronounce “can ji” or “khan ji”. Actually I don‘t care abount it. Maybe it will be changed by order of words, dialects, and so on. Maybe I‘m using “can ji” on Japanese speaking in most cases, but when I try to explain Japanese writing system, I will use “khan ji”, I don‘t know why. So, whichever, I don‘t care about it. Maybe almost Japanese people don‘t care and don‘t know the difference!

Danish, Norwegian and Swedish are not three different languages but mere dialects of a language you can call Scandinavian. When Norway changed to using Danish for writing, I guess it felt like switching to a more modern version of their own language. Before the switch Norway used old Norse that at that time was too antiquated for daily use. Gradually the official language of Norway has been changed to resemble the Oslo dialect, which is fairly close to Danish anyway. Norway has another official version too, based on mostly the western dialects, but also this version is clearly nothing but a dialect of the total Scandinavian language.

Very well made video

Ja kan tala på Bohuslänsk svenska men också "Språga opp å Hôttsk nor äkk é mäd familjé ow kjänningar" Inte för och vad så men Svea svenska är knappast fint, men som Bohusläning så kan det ha att göra med att vi knappt står ut med alla badjävlar ifrån Mällardaln

Att Sverige hade Älfsborg så tidigt är lite Tjurskit, men é vad det é

learning finnish because there aren’t any good resources to learn umesami, the language of (possibly all of) my great grandparents

Exactly what I was hoping for! Kiitos paljon!! :)

Just went on a 15 minute google search on butter goose bread because of this.

No way they understand each other :D

Thank you for this video :D I'm not a native speaker but I have a dear friend that is. I'm learning Finnish to surprise her when she comes down to visit.

Sverige har dödat många för sitt land.

not learning swedish but still watching this entire thing

I exhaled so many times while watching this video that I've become lightheaded and dizzy 😂 but i can finally make this noise! Tack så mycket!!

Ok so our Finnish schools taught a bunch of details about what the names of categories are n shit but we never learned anything about the vowel and consonant rules. Everybody assumed it was just something only Finnish people can really wing it and as for foreigners: Just git gud scrubs

Jätteglad att du är tillbaka!

I just found this channel because ive started learning Swedish for fun (English person who just loves the way the language sounds :)) and im so glad youve come back just as i discovered u!! Your videos are fantastic!

6:50 is exactly what I wanted to know about this language. I was looking for a clear answer for the question "If most language apps teach only Bokmål, yet it is a 'written language', if I 'spoke in Bokmål', will I sound dumb to native?" I asked this because a lot of Norwegian language videos stress that Bokmål is not a spoken language yet this video says that the Urban East Norwegian dialect is essentially "Spoken Bokmål". Therefore, If I wanted to speak based on what I'm learning, Bokmål, I wouldn't necessarily sound ridiculous. Thanks for addressing this!

As a Swede, i've never understood what people meant when they said "pitch accent", but the example at 1:04 instantly made me get it.

Suomi kieli on vaikeaa

In Ancient Rome, there is no spacing in a sentence either at that era.

99 years

Epäjärjestelmällisyydellämmekään :,D (Translates approximately to: Neither with our unsystematicity)

Please dont leave us again man

Mielestäni aamukasteen hivelemä Abloy on esteettisesti silmää miellyttävä ja siinä piilee koko videon esanssi.

Norwegian is my favourite scandinavian language. Further I like swedish and danish.

Bruh

It's one of the sounds that make swedish intresting for me 🇸🇪

Kkkkk no início achei que fosse inglês.hahaha. Depois notei ser outro idioma o finlandês.

In Norway the official way of writing Æ Ø Å with just the standerd alphabet is AE OE AA I dont know if it is the same in Danmark.

Every letters/Characters in the Kanas(Hiragana and Katakana) Hiragana: わらやまはなたさかあ をり　みひにちしきい んるゆむふぬつすくう 　れ　めへねてせけえ 　ろよもほのとそこお Katakana: ワラヤマハナタサカア ヲリ　ミヒ二チシキイ ンルユムフヌツスクウ 　レ　メへネテセケエ 　ロヨモホノトソコオ

I’m native Swedish and can understand Norwegian idk why im watching this