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I'm Swedish and it is very convincing, some sentences are pretty much all real words (I might be finding words where she didn't actually say them though) but th
by wingerlang 10y ago
I'm Swedish and it is very convincing, some sentences are pretty much all real words (I might be finding words where she didn't actually say them though) but the meaning is not there.
For fun I tried to transcribe it.
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Asså de e ju man svarta man handlar jua
Filen man råd ostaglig kämpare
Me de sju mat trämpar me alla pluva som fan
Dessa fjortare plådar oss mot en botande mas hemma
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- ptaipale 10y agoI think Saara (her real name is Saara Forsberg) is actually quite fluent in Swedish, and Finnish is her mother tongue. The video is intentionally gibberish. It's indeed a talent that she can sound so real without saying anything that makes any sense at all. In a somewhat related sort of humour, as a Swedish-speaker you might enjoy this piece of gibberish: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5DCnSlWOc8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5DCnSlWOc8 (It's the genuine Soviet anthem in Russian, with Swedish subtitles that will sound similar when you sing them out, and the hallucinatory Swedish sentences are then demonstrated in video. I just love it, though I don't know the guy who did this.)
- wingerlang 10y agoShe definitely speaks Swedish, probably why it was so convincing. Wikipedia says her father is Swedish. And yeah I know it is gibberish. But she used so many real words I wanted to write the sentences down as well as I could. The video I've seen before loads of times, and yeah it's pretty funny how it works out.
- mhomde 10y ago...and let us not forget or weird cousins. Danish = Swedish with a severe throat infection. Norwegian = Swedish as told by an happy retarded person.