Can you share some sources to study Swedish. Sound/ video/ readable material.

Is it possible of you can share a tip om what goes first if there are more than on satadverbs in a sentence? Thank you so much!

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Not that I mix up, but about the “position” verbs. Like det står, det ligger, det finns…. Can you please make a video about those? Are there many more, or any hints not to mix them up? Thank you very much

@@juliahellmark5097 Da gebe ich Dir völlig recht!

Yes that was just stupid. If you say lägg tallriken på bordet then it is in some random position could be upside down or in a pile. But ställ tallriken på bordet automaticly means that you are prepearing the table for dinner.

Yeah fair enough I just say ”sätt” to everything

Om någon skulle säga "lägg tallriken på bordet" så skulle jag lägga den på bordet... Dvs, jag skulle lägga den upp och ner, eftersom det är den enda positionen den kan ligga i.

Interesting! Russian is a very cool language and it has a lot of similarities with Swedish :)

not at all)) Du ställer din tallrik på bordet, du kan lägga det i väska t.ex. :)

@@FunSwedish tallrik in Ukrainian is tarilka, but my favourite is skinka which sound in Ukrainian as shynka :)))

@@viktoriaaros3412 there is some difference, but it is almost the same. Положить тарелку в сумку. Поставь тарелку на стол, положи. In Russian sometimes you can have a choice)) This guys actually created a state for Slavic people (varyagi)

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Great to hear you feel it is clear now. We will do one about that topic as well!

Glad it was helpful!

Good way to think about it!

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Hej Ralf! So cool that you are studying Spanish and Swedish. We don't have Spanish youtube chanel but we do have a Spanish instagram chanel (for Swedes). Here it is instagram.com/kul_spanska

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Glad it was helpful!

Tack så mycket! Hoppas allt är bra med dig!

Happy to hear it helped :D

Thank you!

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Tack för tacket :D

Glad it was helpful!

Glad you think so!

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Hej! Happy to hear you feel that way :) Yes, we can arrange private lessons. Write us to elansutbildning@gmail.com and we can talk more.

Jag använder samma ord och är från Dalarna. Är inte konstigt att svenska är så svårt att lära sig då det finns många ord för samma sak och ett ord kan betyda olika saker.

​@@stonedbeaver Som i de flesta språk, inte minst engelska. Även om de har ordet "put" i just det här fallet så har de ofta många olika nyanser av samma substantiv eller adjektiv. Det ger också många möjliga stilnivåer, något som tyvärr länge motarbetats i svenskan. (Här skall ju alla vara lika.)

Hej Sophi! Kul att du gillar videon! The Swedish plurals are tricky. I agree. We have done a video about that but on your platform teachable as part of our Swedish online video courses. Here is the link elansutbildning.teachable.com/courses/1050383/lectures/22307187

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Sure, you could use ställ in that case :)

wouldn't vertical be more proper, so you get the water to run off the big areas

"häll glaset där" could be relevant if you are about to recycle a big bucket with glass. or glasen if it's plural.

Absolut! Det kan vi fixa. Tack för komplimangen :)

Very good question! In that situations you could use all of them I think. However, I personally prefer to use "lägg" for flat items and since the Rubik's cube is not flat I would prefer to say either "Ställ or sätt". But these things can be a bit subjective. There can be differences also among Swedes.

Tack så mycket, nu är det klart! (I hope I wrote correctly) :D

Ikea-plate :)

Lägg (upp) maten på tallriken :)

Yes! We can make a video about it just. The word "just" can have different meanings depending on the situation but it works often like the English one "just". Jag skulle just ringa dig när du ringde mig = i was just about to call you when you called me. "Just det" is more like "oh yeah, now I remember". Just det, jag glömde att säga till dig att din mamma ringde idag = oh yeah, I forgot to tell you that your mum called.

For us sätter or lägger sounds better but it can be a bit of a dialectal thing /preference. I know that some people use ställer because for them the tallrik (plate) has a foot. Like the glas. That's why your teacher might have used ställer instead.

@@FunSwedish thanks for replying ! Yeah that's what she replied when i asked her that plates has foot. So it can be used? It's fine as far as we speak but when you write an exam then you must be correct grammatically. So just wanna be sure. 🙂

That is a very good question! We will probably make a post about it. Står is for something that it is already standing there. While ställ is for "standing" something. The process of going from, lets say your hand, to the standing position on the table :)

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Yes, right verb ! Would just change a little bit "Kan jag stoppa in varorna i plastpåsen?" :)

@@FunSwedish tack så mycket. Det var underbart 🙏🥰

Vanligtvis stryks _in_ : _Kan jag stoppa varorna i plastpåsen?_

Den andran är 'håller upp'! Och är inte används för 'sätt'! These vowels confuse me sometimes!

We will make a whole video about it at some point. In the meantime you can check this instagram post we made. It has the basis of how to think about it :) Here is the link instagram.com/p/By4tBvnjI_z/

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Based on your rhetoric it would seem you are a non-native English speaker. So first, sort of weird for a non-native English speaker to tell us how we use our language "incorrectly." Lay is in fact the irregular past tense verb for lie. Lay is a verb which requires a direct object and lie is a verb which does not. The difference between your two sentences is that "I am laying on the bed" means you have been lying on the bed for some time. It is past tense. You are not just currently laying on the bed you have been laying in bed. When you say, "I am lying on the bed" what you are saying is that you are, present tense only, lying in bed. If a person tells you they are, "laying on the bed," they mean that they having been in bed for some extended amount of time. Where as if they say they are, "lying on the bed," then that means they have probably just gotten onto the bed. Also, most people would say they are, "laying/lying in bed." Because you are probably under your blankets. If you say you are "lying on the bed" you are implying that you are lying on top of your blankets.

Aw! Thank you very much. Will think about your comment when I have a bad hair day ;) Glad you like our videos!

I guess everyone organizes their house differently 😊

@@FunSwedish Det handlar inte om hur vi organiserar. Tallrikar står när de står på bordet i sin normala position, de har en fot. Att lägga en tallrik skulle jag säga är att lägga den upp och ner. Stoppa in besticken låter också helt fel, "stoppa i" funkar väl, men inte "stoppa in", men vanligtvis så ställer vi besticken i torkstället.