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Is it me or does it sound like she is saying "man bar..." instead of "man har..."?
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Totally. "Man var...", that's what I hear, and I listened to it many times.
This sentence is broken as "man har alltid ett val" was not accepted as being correct.
- 888
It's not about the specific sentence, it's a bug that can strike any sentence at any time.
Reminds me of the first two lines of this song:
Tänk dig att du tvingades att testa din moral
Att du inte hade något annat val
Link for those on mobile: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IjHk7lpB-M
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Could you please give the various forms of the noun "val" meaning "value." I understand that "en val" can also mean "whale".
val can never mean "value" - it's either "whale", "choice", or "election(s)". You can find declensions for both options here: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/val#Swedish
- 52
Sorry. I was probably too tired when I wrote that "val" could mean "value". I had meant "choice". Thank you very much for clarifying that "whale" is an "en" word" and "choice is an "ett" one. I appreciate having the declensions of both.
