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Posted: Thu May 08, 2008 11:26 am
Navook Sju sjuka sjöman sköttes skyndsamt av sjutton sjutna sjuksköterskor. biggrin It's a tricky sound I've heard. But it's like an English SH pronunced with the tongue in the position of an English K sound, which makes it sound a bit like the CH in the word "loch". 1. Try find the place of your palate where you pronounce your K's. Then make a SH sound and slowly pull your tongue backwards untill you hit the K position. That should be the sound, I think. 2. The other way of achieving the proper pronunciation is to first make the H sound in "human" (not the H sound in "hard") and then pull your tongue backwards the same way. I dunno which one of these is the easiest to follow, but yeah, it's all I can come up with right now. Perhaps there are other explanations out there on the Internet that are better. A recordning of the Swedish word "sju" is to be found here. Varsågod! smile ^^ Tack så mycket! That's sure to help. I can't wait to improve~
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Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 7:10 pm
Wow, I've been pronouncing that all wrong. sweatdrop
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Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 8:09 am
Kalathma Wow, I've been pronouncing that all wrong. sweatdrop It took me some time to figure it out too.
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Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 2:46 am
Could someone tell me what "ooa hela natten" means? I promised my friend I'd try and find out, but no one seems to have a translation.
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Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2008 9:22 am
Little Rachael Could someone tell me what "ooa hela natten" means? I promised my friend I'd try and find out, but no one seems to have a translation. Oh, all night! (The whole night)
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Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2008 8:49 pm
Koko.Dk Oh, all night! (The whole night) Thank you! smile If I need something else translated (or rather, if my friend does), could I come here again?
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Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 9:32 am
Little Rachael Koko.Dk Oh, all night! (The whole night) Thank you! smile If I need something else translated (or rather, if my friend does), could I come here again? Yeah, I would be glad to help. Mashed Computer, Navook, or another Swede would gladly assist you. biggrin
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Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 12:06 pm
Koko.Dk Little Rachael Could someone tell me what "ooa hela natten" means? I promised my friend I'd try and find out, but no one seems to have a translation. Oh, all night! (The whole night) More like making noices all night you wont find it in a dictionary but that's what it means it's from a song.
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Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 5:59 am
Koko.Dk Little Rachael Could someone tell me what "ooa hela natten" means? I promised my friend I'd try and find out, but no one seems to have a translation. Oh, all night! (The whole night) It really means "to make happy sounds all night long", like Eoinda said.
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Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2009 12:56 am
One thing that bothers me very very much:
This may sound like a stupid question...the word "och". I always thought that you don't really pronounce the end "ch" part and always learned it that way. I read and hear that in a lot of places but I also see many where they do pronounce the end "ch" and they don't reduce the word to just a sort of "o" sound.
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What is the proper way to pronounce this? I don't want to go around sounding like some ignorant person...is there a sort of regional dialect difference here maybe?
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I also want to make a recording of me pronouncing "sju" so some native Swedish speakers here can verify that I'm pronouncing it correctly; I think I am based on what I've heard and read but I haven't gotten feedback on myself yet. xd
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Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2009 7:08 pm
XWraith_LordX One thing that bothers me very very much: This may sound like a stupid question...the word "och". I always thought that you don't really pronounce the end "ch" part and always learned it that way. I read and hear that in a lot of places but I also see many where they do pronounce the end "ch" and they don't reduce the word to just a sort of "o" sound. confused What is the proper way to pronounce this? I don't want to go around sounding like some ignorant person...is there a sort of regional dialect difference here maybe? --- I also want to make a recording of me pronouncing "sju" so some native Swedish speakers here can verify that I'm pronouncing it correctly; I think I am based on what I've heard and read but I haven't gotten feedback on myself yet. xd It depends on the dialect I guess or what have you.
Och can be pronounced as 'oh' or 'ohk' but it all depends on the person using it. I think it might be a personal preference. Either you pronounce it as "Ohk" or you pronounce it as "oh."
Now Mivi Navook made a recording a while ago demonstrating "sju"s pronunciation. I think this is also a dialect thing. It's pronounced like "Ch (Like a Scottish "CH" in the word "Loch") + yoo).
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Posted: Fri May 08, 2009 3:02 pm
XWraith_LordX One thing that bothers me very very much: This may sound like a stupid question...the word "och". I always thought that you don't really pronounce the end "ch" part and always learned it that way. I read and hear that in a lot of places but I also see many where they do pronounce the end "ch" and they don't reduce the word to just a sort of "o" sound. confused What is the proper way to pronounce this? I don't want to go around sounding like some ignorant person...is there a sort of regional dialect difference here maybe? --- I also want to make a recording of me pronouncing "sju" so some native Swedish speakers here can verify that I'm pronouncing it correctly; I think I am based on what I've heard and read but I haven't gotten feedback on myself yet. xd if You want to say "och" just try saying "lock" in a heavy british accent(and then take away the "L". but in swedish slang (stockholm slang) we ussually pronounce it as "å" or "oh"
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Posted: Sun May 17, 2009 1:32 pm
Ah, i really love this language. I don't speak it but i plan to learn it. 4laugh It's such a beautiful language!
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Posted: Sun Aug 02, 2009 1:50 pm
Hey everyone! I'm new but I am a proud Swede. Not good at typing it since I moved to usa when I was 5 and now I'm 15. I love sweden it is beutifile!! Jaj tyker at sverje ar best! (I think sweden is the best!!)
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Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 5:35 am
varför gör danskar alltid narr av svenar? jag såg en dansk film som hette "yes det är far" eller något sådant, och i hela filmen snackade dom om svenar.
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