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9 years ago+1 1 0Den svenska björnstammen - Ett fel närmare rätt
Here is the music video and lyrics for the song "Ett fel närmare rätt" from Den svenska björnstammen / Här är musikvideon och texten till låten "Ett fel närmare rätt" från Den svenska björnstammen.
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9 years ago+1 1 0Suggestions for updates, changes and modifications
If you guys have any ideas for changes or updates to be made to the tribe, please feel free to post them here. Or, if you'd prefer, you could message me directly. As the only governing member, well only member so far, I suppose I have quite a lot of say in what goes on, and to that effect I want all the input I can get!
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9 years ago+2 2 0Interested in Swedish/Interessade av svenska?
Then come on over to /t/swedish and let's kick this party off. I'm an American who just happens to love the language and culture, so by all means, please come join the discussion, introduce yourself, make some posts, share some stories and pictures, make some polite corrections in mistranslations, or whatever you'd like!
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9 years ago+1 1 0New here? Säg hallå!
I came to Snapzu in the recent reddit emigration, and I searched for Swedish tribes, of course, as a part of reestablishing my routine. I came across /t/swedish, yet to my dismay, I saw that there is nothing here so far. Well, let's change that.
I'm a late twenties guy from Georgia (North America), and I am by no means fluent in Swedish nor culturally adept at all things Swedish, however I love the language, the films, the TV shows and the people I've met (online and in person). I'm a language fanatic, and I began my undergraduate studies with a double major in French and German, but finished with a B.Sc. (Bachelor of Science degree) in Psychology, and am looking forward to a graduate degree in Criminal Psychology/Psycholinguistics, hopefully at a Swedish university if I can arrange/afford it.
I'm a native English speaker, but I am fairly comfortable in French and German, and I can understand Spanish to a large degree (and Portuguese and Italian, since the French helps a lot). I can play around in Swedish, and to an extent Danish and Norwegian for that matter (I do love that Danish uvular r.. if only Swedish used it instead of an alveolar r). I can read cyrillic and speak very little Russian. I can read and recognized most of the Arabic abjad, though having the vowels marked is very helpful. In summation, I've played with a lot of languages, some just more than others.
Well, so much for introductions! Let's get this ball rolling. What can you tell us about you?
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