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This one's mainly directed to the english-speaking part of the community. I suppose most of you know about those peculiar letters in the swedish alphabet, Å Ä Ö, but do you know how they are pronounced? I'm under the impression that a lot of non-swedes see them as variations of A and O, kinda like accents or something, am I right?
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My first impression would be yes, but I wouldn't be surprised if that was completely incorrect.
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I'm not sure about the Swedish pronunciation, but I am familiar with the German. Well, not the first letter with the small circle, but the ones with the umlauts.
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Know what's a great language? ****ing Welsh.
Dw i'n byw yng Nghymru! What is this I don't even |
That's what my username is! :D Well.. old welsh. I would love to learn it, but if I spoke it, no one would know the greatness of its fucked up spelling and phonetic system unless I wrote it down.
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Then it's probably my duty to inform you about the pronounciation, as none of them has any resemblance to the sound of either A or O:
Å: as in "wall" and "crawl" Ä: as in "pass" and "stare" Ö: as in "bird" and "sir" That's why bands like Motörhead and Mötley Crüe sound rather funny up here. Not to mention Tröja, which with is the swedish word for sweater. |
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