.....yes,....the clock with no hands ticks on, mocking our mockery, the sky grows darker and the wind knackers the soundtrack......and my hands grow dirtier and dirtier.....I`d like to finish, if I may with a song- "Peering Through the Knothole in Grandma`s wooden leg" - All together now....
You can hear the word "tvål" said many times in the video-clip from "Ratataa" with Swedish comedian Povel Ramel here on YouTube. It´s the second song. It´s called "Var är tvålen, broder?" which means "Where´s the soap, brother?" Very funny! (even for non-Swedes, I think.)
Thanks for the tip, but since I knew most who watch this video don't know Swedish, I chanced inaccuracy and opted for the soap-related word that sounded most like "soap."
Oh yeah? Well for your information soap in Swedish is called "tvål"! (how to pronounce it? Maybe by saying "tall" with the letter v between the t and the a!) (a very English-sounding tvål but still...) Såpa is something you scrub the floor with!
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bereshi 11 months ago
this is fake
deathscytheger 3 years ago
.....yes,....the clock with no hands ticks on, mocking our mockery, the sky grows darker and the wind knackers the soundtrack......and my hands grow dirtier and dirtier.....I`d like to finish, if I may with a song- "Peering Through the Knothole in Grandma`s wooden leg" - All together now....
Gjeorje 4 years ago
You can hear the word "tvål" said many times in the video-clip from "Ratataa" with Swedish comedian Povel Ramel here on YouTube. It´s the second song. It´s called "Var är tvålen, broder?" which means "Where´s the soap, brother?" Very funny! (even for non-Swedes, I think.)
ellandelachapelle 4 years ago
Thanks for the tip, but since I knew most who watch this video don't know Swedish, I chanced inaccuracy and opted for the soap-related word that sounded most like "soap."
elbow2332 4 years ago
Yes of course! And we DO have the word "såpa" but it is something you wash floors with! (the origin of the word is probably the same as your "soap").
ellandelachapelle 4 years ago
In case you couldn't hear, Death says "Såpa"
elbow2332 4 years ago
Oh yeah? Well for your information soap in Swedish is called "tvål"! (how to pronounce it? Maybe by saying "tall" with the letter v between the t and the a!) (a very English-sounding tvål but still...) Såpa is something you scrub the floor with!
ellandelachapelle 4 years ago