"The cook has the book."

Translation: Kocken har boken.

[hcarleton]

This one's just fun to say

[akaisha0]

I was thinking that too, I just had to click the comments. Sure enough this was the first one!

[Kylewuzhere]

Hahaha

[Ungewitig_Wiht]

I don't even know why but it makes me so happy that it rhymes in both languages

[Jasmyne33]

Right?! Ugh it's just so satisfying lol

[SamuraiOwl]

Wow this is just awesome...I didnt even notice thx for lointing it out

[DrMicroChem]

As good as katten i hatten.

[exqeriment]

I love that!

[soojison]

Or satan i gatan

[jarrettph]

I know this is a song (one of my favorite actually), but what does that even mean?

[Arnauti]

Literally 'satan in the street' but basically we just add 'gatan' because it rhymes so it sounds fun and adds more emphasis.

[jarrettph]

So there's not really any meaning to it? :D

[Arnauti]

I mean, if Satan is in the street, he's a little more present than if you just say 'Satan' on its own (which means something like 'damn' in English). A little bit like 'hell on wheels' where 'hell' seems to get worse from being 'on wheels' :D

[Zara351996]

No

[Zara351996]

Are you crazy?

[HiMeCriss]

This rhymes in both English and Swedish lol

[FionaBrown8]

What makes the o sounds pronunciation different?

[Arnauti]

The main rule is that o is pronounced as a long oo-like sound when it's followed by only one consonant, and as a short o-sound when it's followed by two consonants (ck is just a spelling convention, we write that instead of two k:s).

There are some exceptions but this isn't one of them :)

[DarenSirbough]

I wonder if my Swedish family will get a laugh out of me saying this

[JegerenGamer]

I love this. IT RHYMESSS

[JUNoichi]

It ryhmes really well

[SarafinaRo2]

for some reason i always mess up when i do wether a word has -ar -an or -en, like i put kockar not kocken and my brain always does that

[Alexander392836]

Bars

[TurquoiseNelly]

Those ryhmes