I want to learn Swedish
din morsa är en mjölk bil :D
actually, in Sweden we write words together, so "mjölk bil" (milk car) becomes "mjölkbil" (milkcar).
though 50% of the population disregards this for some reason (or they simply don't know about one of the most fundamental rules of their own language). And yes: periods are written outside of parenthesis, unlike the english practice that use them inside (i.e. (foo.)).
Gött mos va?
Tango är en hund. That's all I know after 6 years of studying swedish..
tja, Jag heter aaqil and ar teh leet surfer
LAPA SYLTA! na but seriously this is all swedish is about http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DgO6Ttn7rU&translated=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcolhs6x0Ug
lol at the song
Originally posted by cC|SpiNeYou say "Jag är frÃ¥n Storbrittanien(UK) och studerar kz och surf."
and actually the Swedish language is actually quite easy to learn, simple grammar and verb tenses. The only thing would be en/ett, which is hard for a foreigner if you're not used to that.
I hope you're are joking Sweden have one of the worlds hardest grammar -.-
Here you got some phrases:
Hej, jag heter .... = Hello my name is ....
Hur mår du? = Are you okej?, How are you?
Jag gillar feta brudar = I'm fine
Korv är gott, särskillt dem med vitsÃ¥s i = I like hotdogs (y)
Jag heter .... och gillar att spela kz, cod4 etc.. = My name is.... and I like to play kz , cod etc...
All the Swedish I know, comes down to svenska (Swedish?) and knella de (I think it meant "fuck you" or something). :E
"Jag gillar feta brudar - I'm fine"
LOLD SO HARD!
Originally posted by kREWAN;>Originally posted by cC|SpiNeYou say "Jag är frÃ¥n Storbrittanien(UK) och studerar kz och surf."
and actually the Swedish language is actually quite easy to learn, simple grammar and verb tenses. The only thing would be en/ett, which is hard for a foreigner if you're not used to that.
I hope you're are joking Sweden have one of the worlds hardest grammar -.-
Actually it's pretty easy compared to most languages, simple sentence structure, straighforward pronouns. The prepositions can be tricky but they are different in any language so its just basically vocabulary and obviously I know more about learning Swedish than the swedes because it doesnt really count as you guys "learning" it :P
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkHRNrMmkvg&feature=player_embedded glhf
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