Swedish Verbs

Just a few Swedish verbs and how they work. I know I said "gick" wrong. You guys, it's "yick" in phonetics. I just thought I hear it pronounced "gick" in a song I had heard. Thanks!

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[freaksweed]

that´s was really good!! no misspellings and you sounded like a real " Sweed" :D

[LanguageFreak88]

@freaksweed awww, tack! :P

[jonte4real]

like a pro! som ett proffs :D

[LanguageFreak88]

@jonte4real hehe verkligen? wow, tack!

[CecSwe]

Love you're videos! =D

[LanguageFreak88]

@CecSwe tack s@ mycket! Jag beho:ver en ny kam fo:r att go:ra nya videor lol

[2010muah]

thanks so much, this is very helpful

[noliferforeveralone]

@bellxena correct! "De" is only used when writing :P

[noliferforeveralone]

@freaksweed you must kidding?

[dcbookworm]

THANK YOU!!!! Now things make sense. I studied  We never got around to study the past particle, so .. it isn't much different to conjugate!!

[bellxena]

i would like to mention something.. de (they) is not pronunced as it's written,,but something like ''dom'' :)

[Justin77126]

THAT'S WHAT I NEED IT BRO

THANK YOU VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY MUCH

TACK

[Sukinydeti]

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[ciliaspippi]

@eaglesgogirl

It is the "it" article for the two genders of nouns (neuter and common) en for neuter and et for common.

[eaglesgogirl]

so the verb stays the same for each pronoun as opposed to french (with the different endings like -ons for 'nous' and -ez for 'vous'. What is the 'det' and 'den' mean, they both have the same translation, also is there an informal way to say 'you' in both plural and singular?

[PetrosGoltsis]

N.B in sweden some might find it offensive if you call them "ni" instead of "du".

The formal use of the word you ( ni ) is not used nowdays exept when you are talking to the king etc.

Everything would sound stiff if you used "ni" instead of "du"