Swedish was Shocked by the Pronunciation of Swedish Brand Names in Nordic Countries!!

Hooämmä?? 🤨🤨😂😂😆 as a a fin I’ve never heard that one before lol

I’m from denmark

I have a hard time with these videos. I am Swedish myself. Everyone seems super uncomfortable. If I were you, I would put a table in front of them so they don't have to think about their posture. Make them laugh and talk about themselves before you start the recording. Like do something to make them loosen up a little. When you work with us Nordic people you have to make us want to leave our safe zone ;)

Wait until they found out Bluetooth and Minecraft is Swedish too.

Danish is just ablububushuh

Mojang in Part 2??

Why tf is it a amarican there?..

Sviden

I like the found the most boring swedish person of all time.

Those people are super boring…

I am from Norway and my uncle is called the same as the guy from norway

Someone said Danish was quite Englishie, when in fact Danish actually had a certain influence on English, but that's another story.

y'know ... I've never seen a more vast expression of body language expressed in my life

They should've brought up Koenigsegg and Husqvarna. Always funny to hear americans say "huss-ka-varnah"

Fuck, i say Hennes & Mauritz

Me: hej jeg er dansk) me in english: Hello i am danish they are so diffrent

When I was at Warner bros studio in London at the end a staff member ask my dad how you said ikea (I’m Swedish)

then hear the Danish way to say cricket

every hungarian who have been pronouning h&m: Ha und em, left the chat

Nothing about this was at the level of "shocking". Only English tries to bend over backwards and import foreign pronunciations because of w...e guilt. Look at what Russian and Japanese do to global brands.

They clearly went international with Spotify. I thought H&M was from the Sims, lol. A very distant luxury shop of high fashion.

I'm of an older generation and call it "Hennes och Mauritz".

I come from Sweden❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊🥹🥹🥹

I come from Sweden❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊🥹🥹🥹

FUN FACT: Japan is one of the countries where they pronounce the word Ikea correctly.

The American Girl couldn't Accept that Spotify wasn't American. Yes girl popular things aren't always American 😂

sweden is the 3rd biggest music producer. spotify and soundcloud comes from sweden and a bunch of songs you thought were american are swedish like one is cotton eye joe wich is swedish

Bro the thumbnail wrong sweden made volvo

Not that shocked..

The brand Öhlins should have been here.

The English are anglo saxons who came from modern day northen germany and denmark, before they arrived in britan so it is not that strange that danish is more similar to english than other scandinavian languages.

This is Nordic jeg komer fra Norge

That ”Swedish speaking person” is Norwegian no? The way she said Hennes & Mauritz was completely norwegian…

When the American girl speaks,I want to sleep 😂😂her voice it like she is so tired

I’m from Sweden, but i have never heard about ”Arket”. What is it?

5 nations 0 smile

Im from sweden

Ar-kæd (soft D) is most definetly not how you pronounce Arket i Danish. You'd say it somewhat between the Swedish and American pronounciation. Ar-kæt.

Ar-kæd is the hipster pronounciation, but not correct. It's not proper Danish.

Wrong pronouncement saying : FInnish, always finland: What do you say the word in Finlan: Ikea? ;)

Im sweden hej jag tyckte Att sverige var gÄta bra

Hej Norway, how you doin'? ❤😅😊

The way they tried to take each other down, “I think Swedish”
“I think danish”
“But I think Norwegian”

Finnish women are beautiful. She looks like a elf or character from LOTR.

🇺🇸im from denmark 🇩🇰jeg er fra Danmark

In denmark in the alfabet we olso have æøå

The Danish Viking influenced the English language with around 2000 words, and they probably bought one or two home with them.

The problem with the Norwegian guy's "Oslo" dialect is that it sounds like he's asking a question. It's very sing-songy compared to the rest of our country.
We sometimes joke about managing to hear anyone from Oslo a mile away.

I come from Sweden 🇸🇪 but I’m can speak English 😊

I'm confused about why you have the United States English pronunciation there. Is it just to have a pronunciation of English as a comparison? Couldn't you also have someone from the UK or Australia there if you wanted to do it? Seems off if it says Nordic countries in the title.