{"id":5163,"date":"2012-03-14T21:35:34","date_gmt":"2012-03-14T21:35:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/swedish\/?p=5163"},"modified":"2012-03-14T21:35:34","modified_gmt":"2012-03-14T21:35:34","slug":"go-fish-in-swedish","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/swedish\/go-fish-in-swedish\/","title":{"rendered":"Go Fish in Swedish"},"content":{"rendered":"

One of the most popular card games (at least in the United States) is Go Fish. (For those of you who don’t know what it is or how to play it, read all about it on Wikipedia<\/a>.) In Swedish, Go Fish is called Finns i sj\u00f6n<\/em>. Here’s how you play, in Swedish with color-coded English translations.<\/p>\n

– Ta ut<\/span> jokrarna<\/span>, och dela ut fyra kort till varje spelare.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>
\n – Remove<\/span> the jokers<\/span>,<\/span> and deal<\/span> four<\/span> cards<\/span> to<\/span> each<\/span> player<\/span>.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

– H\u00e5ll<\/span> dina<\/span> kort<\/span> hemliga<\/span>.
\n– Keep<\/span> your<\/span> cards<\/span> secret<\/span>.<\/p>\n

– L\u00e4gg<\/span> resten<\/span> av<\/span> korten<\/span> \u00e5t<\/span> sidan<\/span>, med baksidan upp<\/span>.
\n– Put<\/span> the rest of<\/span> the cards<\/span> to<\/span> the side<\/span>,<\/span> back-side<\/span> up.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

– Vilken<\/span> spelare<\/span> som helst<\/span> f\u00e5r<\/span> b\u00f6rja<\/span>.
\n– Any<\/span> player<\/span> may<\/span> begin<\/span>.<\/p>\n

– Spelaren<\/span> vars<\/span> tur<\/span> det<\/span> \u00e4r<\/span> v\u00e4ljer<\/span> en av val\u00f6rerna<\/span> han\/hon<\/span> har<\/span> p\u00e5 sin hand<\/span>,
\n– The player<\/span> whose<\/span> turn<\/span> it<\/span> is<\/span> chooses<\/span> one of the denominations<\/span> he\/she<\/span> has<\/span> in his\/her hand<\/span>,<\/p>\n

– och<\/span> ber<\/span> en annan spelare<\/span> att skicka \u00f6ver<\/span> alla hans\/hennes kort<\/span> av den val\u00f6ren<\/span>,
\n– and<\/span> asks<\/span> another player<\/span> to pass him\/her<\/span> all his\/her cards<\/span> of that denomination<\/span>,<\/p>\n

– genom att s\u00e4ga<\/span> “Alla dina ___!”<\/span> till den spelaren<\/span>.
\n– by saying<\/span> “Do you have any ___?”<\/span> (lit. “All your ___!”) to that player<\/span>.<\/p>\n

– Om<\/span> den tillfr\u00e5gade spelaren<\/span> har<\/span> n\u00e5gra kort<\/span> av den val\u00f6ren<\/span>, m\u00e5ste<\/span> han<\/span> skicka dem<\/span> till spelaren<\/span> vars tur det \u00e4r<\/span>.
\n– If<\/span> the player [who has been]<\/span> asked<\/span> has<\/span> any cards<\/span> of that denomination<\/span>, he<\/span> must pass them over<\/span> to the player<\/span> whose turn it is<\/span>.<\/p>\n

– Om<\/span> den tillfr\u00e5gade spelaren<\/span> inte har<\/span> n\u00e5gra kort<\/span> av den val\u00f6ren<\/span>, s\u00e4ger<\/span> han\/hon<\/span> “Finns i sj\u00f6n!”<\/span>,
\n– If<\/span> the player<\/span> [who has been] asked<\/span> doesn’t have<\/span> any cards<\/span> of that denomination<\/span>, he\/she<\/span> says<\/span> “Go fish!”<\/span> (lit. “It’s in the lake!).<\/p>\n

– och<\/span> den<\/span> som beg\u00e4rde kort<\/span> tar<\/span> ett kort<\/span> fr\u00e5n korten \u00e5t sidan<\/span>.
\n– and<\/span> he\/she<\/span> who asked for cards<\/span> takes<\/span> a card<\/span> from the cards at the side<\/span>.<\/p>\n

– Om<\/span> han\/hon<\/span> r\u00e5kar<\/span> plocka upp<\/span> ett kort<\/span> med den val\u00f6r<\/span> han\/hon<\/span> beg\u00e4rde<\/span>, f\u00e5r<\/span> han\/hon<\/span> beg\u00e4ra<\/span> kort<\/span> igen<\/span>.
\n– If<\/span> he\/she<\/span> happens<\/span> to pick up<\/span> a card<\/span> with the denomination<\/span> he\/she<\/span> requested<\/span>, he\/she<\/span> may<\/span> request<\/span> cards<\/span> again<\/span>.<\/p>\n

– Och<\/span> s\u00e5<\/span> forts\u00e4tter<\/span> spelet<\/span> till n\u00e4sta spelare<\/span>.
\n– And<\/span> so<\/span> the game<\/span> continues<\/span> to the next player<\/span>.<\/p>\n

– N\u00e4r<\/span> man<\/span> har<\/span> fyra kort av samma val\u00f6r<\/span> p\u00e5 sin hand<\/span>, l\u00e4gger<\/span> man<\/span> dem<\/span> \u00e5t sidan<\/span> i en h\u00f6g<\/span> som kallas “par”<\/span>.
\n– When<\/span> you<\/span> (lit. “one”) have<\/span> four cards of the same denomination<\/span> in your hand<\/span>, you<\/span> put them<\/span> to the side<\/span> in a pile<\/span> called a “pair”<\/span>.<\/p>\n

– N\u00e4r<\/span> man<\/span> inte har<\/span> n\u00e5gra kort<\/span> kvar<\/span>, plockar<\/span> man<\/span> upp<\/span> ett kort<\/span> fr\u00e5n korth\u00f6gen<\/span> som gjordes<\/span> av de resterande korten<\/span> i b\u00f6rjan<\/span>.
\n– When<\/span> you<\/span> don’t have<\/span> any cards<\/span> left<\/span>, you<\/span> pick up<\/span> a card<\/span> from the card pile<\/span> that was made<\/span> with the extra cards<\/span> in the beginning<\/span>.<\/p>\n

– Spelet<\/span> forts\u00e4tter<\/span> tills<\/span> det inte finns<\/span> n\u00e5gra kort<\/span> kvar<\/span>.
\n– The game<\/span> continues<\/span> until<\/span> there aren’t<\/span> any cards<\/span> left<\/span>.<\/p>\n

– Den<\/span> som<\/span> har flest kort<\/span> i slutet<\/span> vinner<\/span> spelet<\/span>!
\n– He\/she<\/span> who<\/span> has the most cards<\/span> in the end<\/span> wins<\/span> the game<\/span>!<\/p>\n

The different denominations in Swedish are:<\/span>
\n– a two<\/strong>, twos – en tv\u00e5a<\/strong>, tv\u00e5or
\n– a three<\/strong>, threes – en trea<\/strong>, treor
\n– a four<\/strong>, fours – en fyra<\/strong>, fyror
\n– a five<\/strong>, fives – en femma<\/strong>, femmor
\n– a six<\/strong>, sixes – en sexa<\/strong>, sexor
\n– a seven<\/strong>, sevens – en sjua<\/strong>, sjuor
\n– a eight<\/strong>, eights – en \u00e5tta<\/strong>, \u00e5ttor
\n– a nine<\/strong>, nines – en nia<\/strong>, nior
\n– a ten<\/strong>, tens – en tia<\/strong>, tior
\n– a jack<\/strong>, jacks – en knekt<\/strong>, knektar
\n– a queen<\/strong>, queens – en drottning<\/strong>, drottningar
\n– a king<\/strong>, kings – en kung<\/strong>, kungar<\/p>\n

Now go play Go Fish and practice! \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

One of the most popular card games (at least in the United States) is Go Fish. (For those of you who don’t know what it is or how to play it, read all about it on Wikipedia.) In Swedish, Go Fish is called Finns i sj\u00f6n. Here’s how you play, in Swedish with color-coded English…<\/p>\n

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