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Mareike
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 Message 9 of 176
30 December 2013 at 3:17pm | IP Logged 
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I moved to my family for the Holidays, therefore I wasn't be able to study much
Swedish, but I still managed to get to Assimil's lesson 33 and it's getting harder and
harder to memorise new words. Some words are pretty close to the German ones, like
Gurke/gurka, Tomate/tomat and so on, so that helps. But for other words it's quite
tough, especially because I have to remember the tone and the lenght of vowels.


My worst word was "sjuksköterska".
After a few pronunciation lessons, where we learnt the pronunciation of sju and sk by the following tongue twister:"Sju sjösjukliga sjömän sköttes av sjutton sköna sjuksköterskor."
I was able to remember the word.

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Sarnek
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 Message 10 of 176
31 December 2013 at 11:17am | IP Logged 
Mareike wrote:
Quote:
I moved to my family for the Holidays, therefore I wasn't be
able to study much
Swedish, but I still managed to get to Assimil's lesson 33 and it's getting harder and
harder to memorise new words. Some words are pretty close to the German ones, like
Gurke/gurka, Tomate/tomat and so on, so that helps. But for other words it's quite
tough, especially because I have to remember the tone and the lenght of vowels.


My worst word was "sjuksköterska".
After a few pronunciation lessons, where we learnt the pronunciation of sju and sk by
the following tongue twister:"Sju sjösjukliga sjömän sköttes av sjutton sköna
sjuksköterskor."
I was able to remember the word.


Yeah, that's definitely a tough one!

Speaking of tongue twisters, I was tought the difference between y, u, and ö with this
tongue twister:

flyg, fluga flugan, flyg!
Och den fluga fluga flögt.
(Fly, ugly fly, fly!
And the ugly fly flew.)

Aaaaah, pure poetry.


Edited by Sarnek on 31 December 2013 at 11:18am

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jeff_lindqvist
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 Message 11 of 176
31 December 2013 at 8:26pm | IP Logged 
Actually it's:
Flyg fula fluga, flyg
Och den fula flugan flög.

Grammar notes:
Flyg - imperative of flyga, to fly
fula - inflected adjective form of ful, ugly
fluga - the dictionary form, fly
flyg - imperative, added for reperition

och - and
den fula - the ugly
flugan - definite form of fluga, the fly
flög - past tense of flyga, flew
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Sarnek
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 Message 12 of 176
01 January 2014 at 11:51am | IP Logged 
Tack, jeff.
I have a question,though. Why is the adjective
"fula"? Shouldn't that form be used for plural
nouns only?
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Mareike
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 Message 13 of 176
01 January 2014 at 2:16pm | IP Logged 
It's also be used in front of define nouns.

den fula flugan

Flugan is the define noun, so you need "fula" and "den".

Another example:
en stor stol (a large chair)
den stora stolen (the large chair)

ett stort hus (a large house)
det stora huset (the large house)

stora hus (large houses)
de stora husen (the large houses)

Exercises about this
Övning 1
Övning 2

Edited by Mareike on 01 January 2014 at 6:49pm

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jeff_lindqvist
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 Message 14 of 176
01 January 2014 at 5:15pm | IP Logged 
Thanks Mareike. I can now retire. :)
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Sarnek
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 Message 15 of 176
01 January 2014 at 6:13pm | IP Logged 
Thank you both very very much.
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 Message 16 of 176
01 January 2014 at 11:57pm | IP Logged 
Nice log! I'm looking forward to reading you the whole year, teammate!


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