Count to a million

[Raritas 6,820]

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Do you speak any Swedish? You link a lot of this stuff it seems

[DasCapschen 7,775]

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Ja, jag kan tala lite svenska

In my videos you may sometimes hear me say "nej", that's swedish "no"

[Raritas 6,820]

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I'll have to listen out    Awesome though, I really want to learn another language, like German. So much effort though .-.

[Retro*Derpy 3,197]

32128#

[DasCapschen 7,775]

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If learning German was learning to walk, Swedish would be learning to breathe

 

It's way easier

[lomk 20,665]

321xxx

 

Scheiße!

[DasCapschen 7,775]

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[Raritas 6,820]

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Ich bein ein Pony 

 

I'm getting there 

 

Yeah, I know how similar English and German is, the only thing I don't get is the whole masculine feminine words thing

Edited July 16, 2015 by Raritas

[DasCapschen 7,775]

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You leg a pony Raritas? :comeatus:

[Raritas 6,820]

321'290

 

Eeyup :comeatus:

 

:lol:

 

Ich bein ein fussbal

 

Edited July 16, 2015 by Raritas

[DasCapschen 7,775]

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[Raritas 6,820]

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Yeah, how do you do the whole masculine feminine thing though One thing I hated with French lol

[DasCapschen 7,775]

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What do you mean?

Like that we have multiple words for "the"?

[Raritas 6,820]

321'294

 

Like, in French each word is spelt differently on whether it's masculine or feminine... Lol I don't know, I never understood it. All I know is there's a similar system in German, or so the internet says

 

Damn us English and our inability to learn languages

[Sheheuwi9sidufud7eiwkn3 75]

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Doesn't german have five word "genders?"

[Raritas 6,820]

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From further inspection on the internet, I was infact referring to the different "The" 's, Captn

Edited July 16, 2015 by Raritas

[DasCapschen 7,775]

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Ah, alright!

spontaneously, I cannot find such an example in the german language right now, but yeah, that might be a thing

I guess when you grow up with a language you don't really pay that much attention

 

The cool thing in swedish is, you only conjugate (trust google on this one) verbs only after the time, not the person
so if I, you, she, we, they do something doesn't matter, it's the same word

 

Yes, we have

"der", "die", "das", "den", "dem"

Edited July 16, 2015 by CAPTNCTAM

[Raritas 6,820]

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Oh wow, that is really weird. I don't think I'd ever get my head round that one  I'd keep forgetting and try to think of an individual word lol

Edited July 16, 2015 by Raritas

[DasCapschen 7,775]

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Example: Love in present tense

love = älska (swedish)

 

I love - Jag älskar

You love - Du älskar

He loves - Han älskar

She loves - Hon älskar

We love - Vi älskar

You love - Ni älskar

They love - De älskar

 

so, present tense = add "r" to the end of the infinitive of the word (I am sure there are exceptions, there always are)

Edited July 16, 2015 by CAPTNCTAM

[Deano 1,704]

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Bonjour CTaM! Je peux parler une langue étrangère aussi!

 

Comment allèz-vous Raritas, CAPS et amis?

[DasCapschen 7,775]

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Tjena Nectar!

Hur mår du, älskling?

[lomk 20,665]

321xxx

 

Tired of this heat. -_-

[DasCapschen 7,775]

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Funfact:

Tjena = Hi

Hej = Hello

[Deano 1,704]

321###

 

Je suis super, mon cherie.

 

Et toi?

 

Wait, so Hi is longer than Hello?

[lomk 20,665]

321xxx

 

Spricht du englisch?