im so happy that soemone made a video about swedish sentence structure i just wanna speak real swedish

Teaching this in English is 1000% better than the immersion they are trying to do in SFI... Getting instructions in Swedish for complex aspects of grammar is hard enough to understand in English. :) Thank you so much for doing this!

3 months of SFI and this video was required to understand. Gratitude

Jag tycker att det är mycket bra på svenska ! Peter har en bra "tempo" Han pratar sakta !!!! Man kan använda undertext på engelska !!! Tack !

Superb simple and so powerful

Since 2014 I'm trying to find a good video explaining one of my favorite lenguages. Fortunately being an 'Kurdish speaker' I could understand everything. Congratulations, thank you for doing this.

Since 2017 I'm trying to find a good video explaining one of my favorite lenguages. Fortunately being an spanish speaker I could understand everything. Congratulations, thanks for doing this ❤

Congratulations on the channel. I loved your job and I am recommending it to all friends. You speak slowly, you are clear, objective. I wish I had similar teachers at SFI. 👍

Thank you very much, this is the best thing I've ever seen that explains sentence structure in Swedish!

Peter - This is awesome!! I’m an American but maybe I’ll finally be able to become fluent after being married to a Swede for over 15 years 😂

Oh my gosh, you are a fantastic teacher. Your lessons are precisely what I've been looking for!

Much appretiated with your time and efforts putting in this video teaching swedish! I learned alot from you. Tusen tack!!!

despite the audio quality you made a really great video, havent finished it yet but it has helped me a lot already, thank you!

Mycket viktig video, a must see video.

This is so strange after listening to all your other videos in Swedish. Congratulations on your good English! However I prefer the Swedish videos as I want to understand Swedish and they help enormously. Listening to so much Swedish means hearing many of the same phrases so eventually they make sense! Thanks for the Swedish!

It's a perfect lesson. You are a superb teacher. Well done.

This material is better than any mobile app can ever hope to provide. I use Babble but your videos are easily helping me bridge the gap that Babble leaves. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos.

Yes! Please more English instruction! Very helpful! Tack så mycket!

Tack så mycket för videon! Im a brazilian student whos studying swedish by myself and this video was so helpful and clear to me!

It is very easy to learn Swedish because I speak English and German and they both are not my native languages so I learnd how to build sentences and Swedish grammer is very similar to German

Tack så mycket för hjälpen bror

Supperrrbbb...teaching .. I dont understand y did i not follow you before..I fell in love with your teaching

Just over half way through and wow, this video answers a lot of my questions!!! Thank you

Great job dear Peter!

Thank you so much for the lesson With english explanation .it help à LOT for us to understand.hoping to have more t..tack

Very good and outstanding explanation Peter, tack sa mycket. You clear the way for us to better manage the sentences and questions morphology in swedish. Buena suerte, siempre veo tus videos.

guess i am one of the few that greatly prefer the videos in swedish. you explain and gesture and write everything so well that it is easy to figure out what you mean, even if i do not understand the word you said. granted, i have been learning swedish on my own for a little while. but still... it helps so much to hear it spoken more. can actually start understanding without having to "translate" every sentence in my head. i love it. (i did see you reply to someone else that you are going to continue doing these in swedish, too. just wanted to give my two cents that one of the best ways to learn a language is like this... kind of "language parenting", like a child learns it. so i have been very grateful to watch 2 of these videos every day. i started from the beginning and am only to this point. have a lot to go still. haha but i am looking forward to every one of them)

thank you for your course! much love from France

Awesome video! Thank you for this great course

I am an American and moving to Listerby to be near relatives so this has been helpful. You got those good vibes as we say in 'English!

Detta var bra grejer! Jag har liksom inte fattat satsschemat utan att få det kontrasterat. Bra lärare förändrar liv! Najs att se en lärare köra en video på Engelska trots att termer och annat inte sitter. Det är ödmjukt och visar kärleken en bra lärare har till sina elever 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Thank you so much Peter .

This was awesome! Please post more videos of learning Swedish in English.

very clear explanation i understand 100% thank you so much.

The V2 verb order. Its hard for an English speaker until you pretend you are a medieval wizard. In the morning drank I many a flaggen of magic mead.

hi your English is perfect so please make more videos for us

I've been learning Swedish off and on for a few years and I still often think of "vill" as "will" instead of "want" sometimes.

I just started learning Swedish.. thanks you 🙏

You're good at this man! Tnx!

Thank you so much for the best explanation.

Thanks Peter

Been looking for this !!!

tack så mycket Peter. I loved your videos and im recommending it to my friends.

Tack så jättemycket för din lära oss.

Extremely helpful!! Tack så mycket!❤️❤️

fantastic video!

I love it, tusen tack för det.

excelent lesson! tack så micket!

Thx for the video!! Luv this ❤

English and other languages have what we call 1.open class words/ this means words that can enter to your idiom easily, and we have 2. close class words/ this means words that cannot enter to other languages. The 1. Open Class words are the nouns and adjectives. 2. Closed Class words are the verbs and adverse. For example in spanish we have to many Arabismis words the entered to spanish many years ago most of then are begining with Al, like alambre = wire, Alicante. Alcanfor, Alquitran = Katran in arabic. Also we have Germanism like bunker, and Americanisms from the English idiom or tongue and many others. Good luck, Peter.

Thank you so much .

Tack så jättemycket lärare 😊

teaching is your calling peter.. thank you very much.

thnx a lot! really helpful👍👍

Tack så mycket.

Tack så mycket !

Thank you so much! Tack så mycket!

Thank you so much ❤️

Läraren, jag gratulerar dig till de pedagogiska strategier du använder för att förklara grammatikämnen. Tack så mycket🎉😂

Thank you sooooo much.

Thank you very much

tack så mycket 🎉❤

Thank you peter

Yay!! Swedish grammar in English!!

Du är bäst! 🎉

Tack så mycket

1000 tack 👍

tack så mycket

Tack så mycka

The help verb always comes first .... now I get it . It’s always a problem when I write

just what i was looking for

bäst svenska lärare på youtube!

Din engelska är jättebra👌👌

Now I know how to use ( Jag ska and Jag vill)

Absolute fucking legend

What most of the learners don't realize. English has been influenced by Feench and Latin extremely. One could say crashed or penetrated by those two. For example it has not been normalized since 500 years, as you can see how different some words are spoken and written. And the Latin/ French influence is why in English, you have SVO sentence structure. And this makes English the big exception in Germanic language family, as all other, like German, Swedish, Icelandic, Dutch, Norwegian, Afrikaans, Danish, Faroese have Verb2 sentence structure. It is really funny as even German beginners in Swedish (including myself) make this mistake "Imorgon jag dricker kaffe". It's surely because most people are learnikg English as their motherlanguage or their first foreign language and the brain always tries to connect similarities and take shortcuts

really expect more courses in English, as a beginner, its easy to drift off when the teaching language is the one i cannot really understand~

By the way, Ska in Swedish sometimes means Should in English and Vill in Swedish means want to. I remember that I used to make a mistake when I wanted to say for example, I want to go, I used to say Jag vill att go!! thanks Peter.

Hi Peter, thanks for this video! I'd like to ask for more Swedish grammar in English from you on this channel, if possible! Also, I have two questions about this video and will be grateful if you can clarify: 1. What are the reasons to use inversion in Swedish? For instance, why may a Swedish person want to say "På morgonen dricker jag kaffe" instead of "Jag dricker kaffe på morgonen"? Are inverted sentences more unusual or as common as direct ones? The reason for asking - I don't know how often I have to invert sentences, because obviously it's easier to use the direct order. 2. In the end of the video you've used the example of "help verbs" "ska" and "vill" demonstrating how they are used in the direct order, but you haven't shown how the sentences would look like with these "ska" and "vill" verbs in the reverse order. Can you please write this example?

hi Peter thanks so much. I prefer the Swedish though..... It helps me with the pronunciation..

Tack så jättemycket. Hur säger man på svenska till example när jag prata med min kompis? "my husband will come tomorrow" this :" min man ska komma imorgon" eller "min man kommer imorgon"? Tack.

Dear Prof, it's been an utterly splendid lesson. Might I trouble you for a question ? Could I say : kaffe dricher jag ?

Hej Peter , Jag har problem, när man börjar med plats eller tid hur ska man använda "INTE" i meningen?

👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

The Verb always comes second ?

Hej Peter ! Gomorron

Thank you sooo much I would love to send you an email May I have your email address !?!

Why learning Swedish if we can speak English? :) Answer? Covid-19, or a mirage? Forgive me, it's just a little joke.

Nice lesson! Thank you 🙏

Tack så mycket!

Tack så mycket