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Uploaded by on Aug 11, 2009

Hei! Jag räkna till tjugo på Svenska. Please feel free to comment and correct anything to improve my pronunciation. (: I've never taken a course, just a bit of self-study.

I'm aware my pronunciation of 20 wasn't very good.. ):

The symbols within the square brackets [ ] is the pronunciation as indicated by the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). It's a standarized system of phonetic notation that linguists use, associating one sound with one graph (letter). Once you know the IPA, you should be able to pronounce any sound in any language!

I'd be happy to explain any of the symbols. Information is also available on the wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ipa

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  • Part 2 : - compressed vowels you could say that protruded means a form of labialization this is true for ʏ as well.

    r tends to lower most vowels(especialy where I live) when the vowel preceds it. And oh yeah ɵ and ʊ is also compressed. If you already know this very well then I am sorry for typing all of this info. Just wanted to give some tips since many people so have problem with Swedish vowels but if you already knew maybe some esle might have use of what I wrote.

  • Thanks, this is great! (:

    I don't know too much about Swedish, really. Just basic pronunciation.

    I think the vowels are very tricky, and I would love to see you make a video about these pronunciations. I particularly like the [ʉ], I think it's somewhat similar to the Southern Californian /u/, cause it's very fronted..

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  • I will never be able to pronounce seven, lol.

  • Not bad svɛ`nˌska .with stress and pitch added to the IPA

    I give you thumbs up on doung the sje sound in sju very well for forginer.

    But overall cool numeral videos svɛ`nˌska

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  • 0:24 sex stånd vad är det jag hör?!

  • tack for this video , it helped me a lot :D

  • @Kattrullator No. not every one.

  • 6 - sex, xD

  • @Kattrullator Maybe its becoz he listened these numbers from Google Translate's speech engine..

  • @soubuemau Swedish and Danish were the same language until 1526. ;)

  • The person talking in this video pronounces the words incorrectly. :/

  • I am Greek and I can't say at all the fucking number 7 & 17!!! pff

  • Can anyeone please explain me, in a very resumed way, way is svensk similar to danish and norwegian, i know the sry of norwegyan it comes from the danish while they had control on norway for 400 years but why is swedish also similar?

  • @thederrick18 I have the very same problem =/

  • @Katie87321 jag älskar dig jejeje

  • really amusing~~~ lol 

  • Jag älskar det

  • Ok I might do it. Will tell you if it :)

    A part of me have been thinking teaching people Swedish pronunciation for some time.

    All love

  • Part 1: Was just checking here again and though I can give some commentary that might be of use if your learning Swedish(or maybe you already know this)

    r plus an dental/avelor consonant tend to asmeliate to there retroflex counterparts in most diealects today how ever there are exeption to this. Some rounded vowels like ʉ u tends to be extra compressed example of compression can be found in Japanese u. y is for the most protruded that is the lips are pouted out instead of shut as in

  • some of them sightly look like dutch xD

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