{"id":7646,"date":"2017-02-24T20:58:53","date_gmt":"2017-02-24T20:58:53","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/swedish\/?p=7646"},"modified":"2017-02-22T08:46:08","modified_gmt":"2017-02-22T08:46:08","slug":"talking-about-movies-in-swedish","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/swedish\/talking-about-movies-in-swedish\/","title":{"rendered":"Talking about movies in Swedish"},"content":{"rendered":"

While Sweden does have a fantastic film industry, most of the popular films are blockbusters from Hollywood or equivalent. Since most Swedes speak more-or-less perfect English, it is relatively easy for them to understand films in English. As a result, almost no films are dubbed in Swedish. Instead, Swedes prefer subtitles and often mock the few dubs that have been produced, such as the Swedish dub of Harry Potter och de vises sten<\/em> – Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s (Philosopher’s) Stone<\/em>. (Hermione is known for having a very snobby Stockholm accent. Not that all Stockholm accents are snobby – just hers!) Also, being unaccustomed to dubs, most Swedes think dubbing makes films feel unnatural.<\/p>\n

When you go on your first date with a Swede (or otherwise go to the cinema, an afterwork, a fika<\/em>, a party, etc.) at a fancy restaurant in central Stockholm, you might want to be able to talk about your favorite films. Lucky for you, here are some useful phrases for a movie conversation compiled in a list for you to learn! Your Swedish date will surely be impressed.<\/p>\n

Har du sett Inception<\/em>?<\/strong> – Have you seen Inception<\/em>? (as an example)<\/em>
\nJag har inte sett den (\u00e4n)!<\/strong> – I haven’t seen it yet!
\nVad handlar den om?<\/strong> – What is it about?
\nVilket \u00e5r kom den?<\/strong> – What year did it come out?
\nN\u00e4r s\u00e5g du den?<\/strong> – When did you see it?<\/p>\n

Vad tyckte du (om filmen)?<\/strong> – What did you think (of the film)?
\nSkulle du titta p\u00e5 den igen?<\/strong> – Would you watch it again?
\nJag tyckte den var kul\/tr\u00e5kig\/konstig.<\/strong> – I thought it was fun\/boring\/weird.
\nHar du n\u00e5gon favoritfilm?<\/strong> – Do you have any favorite film?
\nVilka genrer f\u00f6redrar du?<\/strong> – Which genres do you prefer?<\/p>\n

Jag gillar skr\u00e4ck.<\/strong> – I like horror.
\nAction \u00e4r ocks\u00e5 kul!<\/strong> – Action is also fun!
\nDramafilmer \u00e4r inget f\u00f6r mig.<\/strong> – Drama films are not (lit.<\/em> nothing) for me.
\nJag har filmen p\u00e5 dvd\/bluray.<\/strong> – I have the film on DVD\/bluray.
\nSkulle du vilja g\u00e5 p\u00e5 bio med mig n\u00e5gon g\u00e5ng?<\/strong> – Would you like to go to the movies\/cinema with me sometime?<\/p>\n

Lycka till p\u00e5 dejten<\/em> – good luck on your date!<\/p>\n

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While Sweden does have a fantastic film industry, most of the popular films are blockbusters from Hollywood or equivalent. Since most Swedes speak more-or-less perfect English, it is relatively easy for them to understand films in English. As a result, almost no films are dubbed in Swedish. Instead, Swedes prefer subtitles and often mock the…<\/p>\n

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