Can anyone tell me about the homonyms of the commonly used Swedish language

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Goodbye is Heidu, yes yes Thank you Tucker Hello is harm.

Hello landlord:

Swedish commonly spoken language:

Swedish dictionary (this is the most important, you can't learn Swedish without a dictionary):

One of my favourite singers is Swedish, he is Darin Zanyar, he sparked my interest in learning Swedish, I might as well introduce him to the landlord as well! One of his ** is all in Swedish, called talkningarna, very good

I hope I can help you, if there is no problem, please accept me, thank you

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Most of the Swedish alphabet has different pronunciation rules than English.

Big tongue. The tongue flicks in the upper and lower jaws...

At the beginning, you need to practice, you can first try to pronounce trrrrr, drrrrrr, grrrr, so that there are other sounds to guide the beginning, it will be more convenient to start, and then be able to come out little by little, and then remove the previous consonant sound.

You can try to take a consonant practice in front, such as d r, pronounce "of" and "of", practice all the time, and then remove the consonants when you are proficient.

Hold water in your mouth and read tre

Suitable for beginner level Swedish. There are basic numbers, times, greetings, and much more.

There are still very few textbooks on the Swedish language in China.

It is recommended that you look for Swedish textbooks in other Chinese languages such as English-speaking countries.

1. I studied Swedish. Swedish has 26 letters that are the same as English, and 3 letters that are unique. The grammar of Swedish is very similar to that of German.

There are part-of-speech conjugations, neutral non-neutral, affirmative non-affirmative, plural singular, etc. The clause grammar is basically similar to that of English. As long as there is a systematic learning is not a problem, 2, the r of Swedish is a big tongue, you can practice the day after tomorrow, don't worry.

3. The most difficult part of Swedish is pronunciation, and many sounds cannot be found in English and Chinese. The spelling and pronunciation of words is very regular. If you can read and write, you can read, but the intonation and pronunciation are more difficult to master.

Khan, there is no letter in Spanish that is always pronounced with only one sound, such as c......In Northern Europe, both can basically be pronounced, others can understand it, and the general small tongue sound is reserved.

Shake your tongue.

Sounds like "lelele" very quickly"It is very similar to the big tongue in Russian.

Practice is generally required.

There are also people who will never be able to pronounce it, including the Swedes.

Swedes can pronounce this sound, the key is to practice, put water in your mouth and pronounce the Swedish tre try.

The big tongue sound, the SK ne people in southern Sweden pronounce this as a small tongue sound. The main thing is to relax the tip of the tongue, and when you start the exercise, you can exhale hard to make the tongue tremble.

It's similar to English, except that the tongue has to shake up later.

Some of the Chinese can't say -

How to pronounce Swedish The Swedish alphabet is similar to that of English. In addition to the pronunciation, the last three letters of Swedish are also different, and with the z (and (Swedish pronunciation will have local characteristics in different places, but the difference is not too big, so it should not be a big problem to understand each other.

Swedish has a feature that most European languages don't have, and that's tone. The tone of Swedish is not as complex as that of Chinese. Most of the time the tone is irrelevant to the meaning of a word, but there are a few important words that need to be the right tone.

o o long sounds, such as tool or fore short sounds, such as no stol moln kopp p p as in English pris q q as in English Rare in modern Swedish r r is not the same in the south as in the north. The southern voice comes from the back of the throat and makes the front of the tongue tremble in other places, including Stockholm.

w is used only by name in modern Swedish. There are also many strange ways to write it in Swedish. This can cause a bit of a problem for people who learn Swedish, and sometimes even Swedes often have spelling problems.

i (yi) can form a sentence:

r i skolan。(I'm at school).

2. han bor i kina。(He lives in China) 3 hon bor i finland。(She lives in Finland) j (ryi) can be combined:

1.Jag (I).

2.jobbar

3.ja (yes, good).

y (ru) can be combined with words:

1.yr (halo).

2.flytta (move, move away).

3.flyga (fly).

u (yu) can be used to form words:

head) 2Hund (dog).

3.UPP (above).