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How is beautifull written in Swedish?
Vacker (actually rhymes with sucker!)
What rhymes with ultra?
Culture rhymes with ultra
What is the culture in sweden?
The culture in Sweden is very different from that of the rest of the world. The majority of Swedish people are Lutherans, Swedish people and their country seems to be very self-reliant, and they are believers in trade unionism.
What is the Swedish word for gods?
God = Gud Gods = Gudar Please bear in mind that the Swedish word "god" (rhymes with mood) means "good" and "gods" (pr. goots) means freight!
Do you capitalize Swedish Pancakes?
You capitalize an ethnicity---American, Swedish, Chinese, Irish---but you do not capitalize the common noun UNLESS it has reached a special status in culture or is used as a Title.Example for NO capitalization:She served Swedish meatballs.
What rhymes with vulture?
Culture, sculpture...I'm sure there is more.
What sport in french rhymes with musique?
gymnastique, aérobique, culture physique
Is busta rhymes Haitian?
no he's JAMAICAN not haitian two different things haitans have french culture not rasta culture
How do you say the word 'you' when translated in to Swedish?
You is Du. The u is pronounced like the German u in über. You to more than one person is "ni" (rhymes with "me").
What has the author Axel Wijk written?
Axel Wijk has written: 'Rules of pronunciation for the English language' 'Regularized English'
What rhymes with culture?
The only perfect rhyme for the word 'culture' is 'vulture'. mulch-er assaulter Vulture (bird) non perfect rhymes (not just changing the first letter) I'm a hip hop artist and I've thought of the following rhymes for culture Hulk shirt (" ripped like a Hulk shirt") one third ulcer insult cha (" i didn't mean to insult ya/cha") unfolds her
Is the surname Joanne Swedish?
The surname Joanne is not typically Swedish; it is more commonly found in English-speaking countries and is often derived from the given name Joanna. In Sweden, surnames often have different origins and structures, frequently reflecting patronymic or geographical roots. If you are looking for a similar Swedish surname, you might consider variations like Johansen or Johansson, which are more common in Swedish culture.
