"Varför är han i Kina?"

Translation: Why is he in China?

[Fahdmansour1]

All the sound here in this example is not clear

[CJ_Schweiss]

I second this -- the words run together in a weird robotic way.

[JuustoHyl]

Sounds like some was pretty drunk.

[BagelMaste2]

Probably working for Volvo

[havockhermano]

My mind is messed up.

Its the same sound as portuguese, but this "k" always tricks me

[ShirleyKeeldar]

Anyone know why this is 'i kina' instead of 'på kina'?

[Arnauti]

i is the normal preposition with countries just like in rather than on in English.

[thefolkmetaller]

There was an example that used "på Island" when referring to someone living in Iceland, so I don't understand in which contexts "på" and "i" apply when referring to being 'in a country'.

[kiteo]

Because Iceland is an island, it’s considered “on” - how a mod explained it.

[JoshuaKaler]

its weird when sometimes the k isn't pronounced like a 'sh'

[BradleyHar147441]

Hur säger du "japan" i svenska?

[RevShirls]

The J sound is a Y. Engish puts the emphasis on the second syllable: JaPAN. Swedish puts the emphasis on the first syllable: JApan.
The same word is used for Japanese males but this time with the emphasis on the second syllable.

He is Japanese = Han är JaPAN

She is Japanese = Hon är JaPANska

Also JaPANska språket