"Nu kommer scenen när de kysser varandra."

Translation: Now comes the scene when they kiss each other.

[StephanieN129]

"Now comes the scene when..." sounds odd in [American] English. I feel like "The scene when... is coming now" should be an acceptable translation.

[Knud702721]

This looks like a word-for-word translation (när-when) but it loses the overall meaning in English.
You could maybe say "Now comes the scene where they kiss each other"

[ClaraHultqvist]

A very odd translation into English

[IanCaliban]

The English translation should be "in which", not "when". Some people might colloquially say "where", but it's not correct diction.

Would a Swedish person really say "när" here and, if so, is that actually correct or just colloquial usage?

[AlexTiefling]

"Where" is fine idiomatic English. "In which" is correct, but it's in a very formal register.

[ClaraHultqvist]

Yes, you can say it that way but then you really have to want to be specific that it is at this particular time that the kiss takes place

[HelenCarlsson]

scenen: http://sv.forvo.com/search-sv/scenen/

[TheLinguist47]

"each other" and "one another" - what is the difference? I think we would be more likely to say "the next scene is the one in which they kiss one another'

[rabdan3]

One another could refer to more than two people, which could be weird (or not) in this context(?)

[marlenemarklund]

I guess they just wanted it to be easier by having the same order as in the swedish sentence

[James.Chase]

At least in US English I feel you might say "Here comes the scene when..." or just "This is the scene when..." but "Now comes the scene when..." sounds very Swinglish in writing

[NicoleMuir4]

Very awkward - this would never be said like this in English

[JavadMousa3]

In previous lessons we learned that in such sentences we can use both ways for present tense...kiss each other...or...are kissing each other....but DUEO did not accept...KISSING form.

[Segwyne]

Princessbruden!

[Lisa939448]

now the scene when they kiss each other is coming (??)

[Avi187110]

That doesn't really express the intent of the sentence, to my ear. A more idiomatic translation (I think) would be "Next up is the scene where they kiss each other." Although your translation is probably an acceptable literal translation.

I could, of course, be entirely wrong.

[Segwyne]

For the pronunciation, is the "sc" pronounced like "s" or like "sh"? I tried listening to the forvo link from Helen, but couldn't tell. There were two options and each one sounded a little different.

[vogliocapire]

it sounded more like an ''S'' to me

[ClaraHultqvist]

It's just a plain s sound if you just say the word scen.
The thing is though that the r at the end of the previous word (kommer) influences the s and rubs off so pronouncing it with an alveolar sounding s makes more sense in fluent speech

[NuckW]

I keep translating this as 'in which they kiss each other' because that sounds more logical in English to me? Since they kiss each other in the scene?

[Kats437366]

Possibly more logical, but not many people would say that

[brevskrivning]

'Varandra' can also mean 'one another', which was not accepted.

[Ingmar.]

SPOILERS :O

[Mario_Mezzofanti]

I thought the same

[Weltkulturerbe2]

Why is "Now the scene is coming

[Weltkulturerbe2]

..." not accepted?

[CLouiseH]

'I put 'The scene is coming now where they kiss each other' and it said I was wrong