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sj...so hard! I think I can do it, but not sure...
Swefin 2 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
Chokladskoppen?
Kkardemumma 1 month ago
To understand the different pronunciations for the letter K in Swedish, you have to single out the vowell that comes AFTER the letter K (that can be strong or weak). For instante, "y" is a weak vowell whereas "a" is a strong one. That's why K have different sounds in words like "kyrka". Strong vowels are a, o, u, and a with the little circle above it. The other ones are weak (that includes "y").
Hinidas 8 months ago 2