"Här kommer alla känslorna på en och samma gång."

Translation: Here come all the emotions all at once.

[Arnauti]

PS this is a quote from a song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMk4ujmfOV0

[ens5]

It is also quite common in English to use the expression at one and the same time to emphasize the simultaneity, but it doesn't seem to be accepted as a correct answer in DL.

[dcl520863]

Yes, I put "here come all the emotions at one and the same time" and duo told me to I should say: Here come all the emotions at the same time.
It seems the same to me.

[devalanteriel]

I have added this now, plus about half a dozen other perfectly fine translations. :)

[BretCollin1]

Yes, "one and the same time" is a perfectly acceptable English expression and seems to mirror the Swedish exactly, so I don't see why it shouldn't be accepted.

[Tom98033]

That seems like a closer match to the Swedish statement.

[michaelling83]

I thought when action is involved, hit should be used instead of här. Or is it so that här here is used as an subject, similar to det?

[Arnauti]

Yes, I think the comparison with det is very good. This sentence does not mean that the feelings are 'coming here' as in 'coming to me' in a directional sense. One could just as well have said Nu kommer alla känslorna. ('now' could have fulfilled much the same function).

[HaroldEngs]

Do you think "feelings" could be used in place of "emotions" in the English translation?

[devalanteriel]

Sure, we accept that, too - and "sentiments" as well. :)

[Steph.Ro]

Thanks for accepting feelings. Due to the kän part, which we've seen in känner and känns, it seemed like something including feel should work here.

[rami59]

If I recall correctly, på samma gång means at the same time (thus, all at once). So what role does the en och play here?

[devalanteriel]

It's a bit of an expression, much like English could say "one and the same" in some situations to emphasis the sameness.

[GeorgeFerguson93]

'Eleverna kom på en och samma gång' is this a correct use of the phrase?

[Arnauti]

Yes, but this en och samma puts a strong emphasis on it being simultaneous, so you'd usually just say Eleverna kom på samma gång. Or even better, Eleverna kom samtidigt.

[GlennaJo]

Any reason why "Here come all the feelings all at one time" should be not be accepted?

[devalanteriel]

No, that seems reasonable.

[GlennaJo]

Here come all the feelings at the same time was rejected. :-(

[Linnea464105]

Couldn't I leave out one of the alls? Wouldn't it sound better that way?

[soundspirit]

First, it is "alla" but perhaps that was just a typo. The best I can think is that "känslorna" by itself means "the feelings" or "the emotions". The sentence without "alla" would then translate as "here come the feelings all at once".

This implies a certain subset of feelings (e.g., maybe just anger and happiness), whereas the "alla" makes clear that the whole range of emotions are coming.