Did you know that Scandis and Finns sometimes speak when inhaling? So called ingressive speech...

Did you know that Scandis and Finns sometimes speak when inhaling? So called ingressive speech. Even whole sentences can be spoken in this manner.

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cool

I do this a lot if I speak to older people or on the countryside. We don't inhale as agressively as the Norrlandic people do though.

And the most unusual sound in the Swedish language would be the "SJ" sound because it literally doesn't exist in ANY other language.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sj-sound

Is that sound difficult for immigrants to learn? Here immigrants find the difference between the kj sound and skj sound, and the pronunciation of the letter Ø to be difficult

>Is that sound difficult for immigrants to learn?
Yes, very. They usually either pronounce it as a "sh" sound or they make some kind of course "ch" sound like in Arabic.

Did you know people in Björneborg sometimes suck cock while inhaling?

>course
*coarse

Rude

How did you know? I'm from Björneborg but I'm not very fond of sucking cocks.

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