"Flickan äter pojkens smörgås."

Translation: The girl is eating the boy's sandwich.

[Asoflej]

That's not very nice :(

[dyujgfedc]

It might be consensual.

[67e62]

:D

[lostdrewid]

It means she likes him?

[person222222]

Flickan tycker om pojken. Pojken tycker inte om flickan. :(

[ronniesseb]

This actually made me laugh. Am on the toilet atm

[Shaun_Hasting88.]

Och efter nio månader kärlek ser vi några trevliga barn (kanske)

[67e62]

:D :D

[BloatedManatee]

Only if they finish each others' sandwiches.

[Shaun_Hasting88.]

Yep

[HoroTanuki]

reminds me of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2xi7B3mkr0

[zhouhuanyue]

The video was taken down :(

[Bisky10]

How would you say "a boy's sandwich"? En pojkes smörgås?

[Adrian53542]

Yes.

[Shaun_Hasting88.]

Ja

[GarethCubb]

They were all sharing one?

[The_Swedish_Chef]

What's the difference between pojkens and pojkarnas?

[UrverkLethe]

First is "the boy's", second is " the boys' "(plural)

[ColeDaBest05]

ooooooohhh, u be stealin!!!

[bdb276]

Isn't "boy's" an abbreviation of "boy his"?

[deactivated user]

No. English possessive 's comes from the old Saxon language, which is why it's often called Saxon genitive. It does not abbreviate anything in the current language. I know your comment is very old, but I guess someone might have the same doubt as you, so I'm posting anyway. :)

[EMMAPATINIOS1229]

I need to find my glasses, I read the word 'tea' as 'the'

[dtzu5]

And why this is wrong: "The girl eats sandwich of the boy"?

[Philip732614]

What an interesting centanse

[YanivSims-]

Get your own food!!

[LarryMorga7]

Is "Pojkarnas" the boys singular possessive, and Pojkens the boys plural?

[dtzu5]

Pojkarnas is 'the boys' plural possessive and Pojkens is 'the boy's' singular possessive. As long as I know :)