The Swedish seasons vocabulary - How to say winter in Swedish and more! | Learn Swedish 🇸🇪
Learn Swedish vocabulary for all the Swedish seasons. You will learn how to say winter in Swedish plus useful Swedish phrases like "Det finns inget dåligt väder bara dåliga kläder" in this video.
Swedish vocabulary and Swedish culture. So while you learn how to say summer in Swedish you also learn what is summer according to Swedish people.
And the same thing goes for Swedish spring and Swedish fall or Swedish autumn.
Swedens definition of the seasons might shock you!
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Tack jag heter Alma, jag kommer från Mexiko
I like Sweden even I never was there yet 😅 thank you, awesome video! Tack!😊 Jag älskar svenska❤
tack så mycket
I’m learning more from you than from SFI. Thanks 😊
Thank you for the nice comment! 😍 I read this and was happy at first. But thinking about it more... I am not sure it is such a good thing 😅.
My thoughts exactly.
same here, Daniella is SO good!
You are a good teacher. 👍
Thank you! 😃
Your method of teaching is incredibly undeniable from the beginning of the video which starts up to the end of the episode, specially adjusting your clothes with each season.
Wow, thank you! Glad you like it and find it useful 😁
Personally I like the cold. 20C is beyond hotter than the blazes of hell to me. 😂 I'd like to see the midnight sun like that though.
We get a lot of similar weather patterns in Minnesota as far as temperature. But the amount of daylight was a hard adaptation when I visited Sweden last time (in late May). The room I was in did not have good blinds. I think personally I'd prefer 20 hours of darkness. One of my favorite photos I have of Stockholm was a photo I took from a boat outside Gamla Stan. It looked like a sunset but it was actually 2:30 in the morning. I suppose it was both a sunset and a sunrise!
Tack så mycket Daniella
Varsågod Karolina :)
Thank God I found this channel! Learning Swedish alone is not an easy thing... ❤ Could you please make a video about how to use adjectives depending on the substantive?
Great idea! We will!
Luckily for me, ever since I discovered the Wim Hof Method I can withstand the cold a little better. That way it makes it seem more enjoyable (it always is) partly because sadly we do not have snow in Canary Islands.
Tack så mycket!😇
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Thank you,☺️ i like your way it is spanande.
Thank you! 😃
I love your videos, I am learning soooo much from you, super tack :)
I'm so glad! Happy to help!
Jag skulle älska vara i Sverige de fyra årstiderna 😍😍🇸🇪
Thanks a lot its great!
Glad you like it!
Thanks 🥰
You’re welcome 😊
Amazing video
Glad you think so!
Interesting! Where I live (in Canada), children do not go out for recess at school when the temperature is -20 C. Schools close if it’s -30 C. But for us, these temperatures are just normal in winter.
Wow! -20° C. That is even more extreme than Sweden. Super interesting!
As a child, i never understood why adults whined about cold or rainy weather. I HATED having to sit in the hallway and have nothing to do. A piece of string and a paperclip would at least provide some entertainment.
Superb 👌
Thanks 🤗
the fun part with celsius was that he put the freezingpoint at 100 and the boilingpoint at 0, and only changed it in the advise of linneus
Hejsan ❤
Hejsan!
Flera år sen, var jag i Skövde i vintern och det var minus femton!! Men annu gick jag till jobban!
Precis!
u need to see van how cold is
It was good... Would have been nice if you had covered something about rains and snowfall in Swedish vocabulary :)
Good idea! We will be doing a video about that this winter for sure!
I’m from California so the lowest it gets in the winter on average is around 7-8C, but I was recently in Nome, Alaska a month ago (mid-autumn) and it was -24C!! So I guess going to Sweden in the winter wouldn’t be that much of a shock now heheh
Great way of prepairing yourself for the swedish weather! 😂
Var var vår vår? As far as I understand, this should mean 'Where was our spring'. Right? This looks like the reason why Romans call you varvars =) Thanks for your videos.
Haha, could be! And yes, "var var vår vår = where was our spring" :)
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I can never relate to having gone through winters of any kind. Too bad Singapore is basically either sunny or going through a monsoon season- wish we had winter over here to make up for the 10 months or so of sommar🤧👍
Haha, when it is - 20 celcius I wish I was in sunny Singapore. It can get really cold here. But the snow is beautiful 😍
@@FunSwedish Only issue being it sometimes gets too sunny👀 I remember you saying in a video the highest temperature ever recorded was 38 deg C, but usually the temperature is 25 deg C? For us in summer, the normal temperature would be 30-31 deg C, 32-33 deg C is warm, and 34 deg C and above would be humid. Hottest temp ever: 37 deg C🤷♀️
Hej
Hej!
@@FunSwedish Jag är så glad att se dina lektioner. Vänligen publicera en ny video snart.
You misunderstoood the definition of seasons alittle. Above 10C ( average) for 5 days is summer, not spring, which is between 0 and 10C.