"Yes, thank you very much!"

Translation: Ja, tack så mycket!

[Jhr15]

What is the difference between "mychet" and "snälla"?

[exqeriment]

Mycket is much... Snalla is please(begging)...

[pontus544848]

Snälla can also discribe someone as kind

[Kim119814]

If used in singular it is "snäll"
Ex: Han är snäll = He is kind
However if used in plural it is "snälla"
Ex: Dom är snälla = They are kind

[KlraPavelk1]

When Jo and when Ja?

[devalanteriel]

jo is (most often) in response to a negative question of some sort.

[Rapanzel97]

I dont know..

[VeikkaP]

Why wasn't "tusen tack" accepted? Seems reasonable to me.

[RayanAmrani]

Mycket is a hard word xd

[Lundgren8]

Make sure to have very round lips when pronouncing the y vowel, and the -t in the end is silent.

[ponku]

Is it actually silent? Because I can very clearly hear a hard "t" sound at the end.

[Lundgren8]

It is usually silent, yes. No one pronounces the -t in normal discourse.

[Blaubeersa1]

I never get the "så"...

[devalanteriel]

It's exactly like the English "thanks so much". :)

[ClaudiaFerrari89]

Since I started with Swedish course I found three different ways of pronouncing "Ja" (Yes). I'd really appreciate if anyone can explain me that! Cheers!

[malpkaili]

How would "thank YOU very much" sound? I can see we skip the word "you" in the translation. Why is it that?

[Linguistic_Bot]

Wouldn't "ja, tack så jättemycket!" be acceptable too for expressing thankfulness?

[ElijahHoga]

So så in is a combination of you and very?

[devalanteriel]

No, it means "so". The idiomatic Swedish phrase translates literally into "Yes, thanks so much".

[neetika82]

I don't get the speaking exercise way?????

[GordonWint]

The corr
ect translationis "tack så jätte mycket", "tack så mycket" means "thanks so much". So, my question is, "why is it marked as incorrect?"

[iansargent2]

Is there a reason why "jättemycket" would be rejected in this instance?