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Star wars, done in silent film format (the editing and visual effect on this is fantastic!) : Hit play or go to Link [YouTube] – via smidigt.se
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Star wars, done in silent film format (the editing and visual effect on this is fantastic!) : Hit play or go to Link [YouTube] – via smidigt.se
MrPumpernickel
smidigt.se, not smidgit.se. Smidigt means literally flexible or limber in Swedish, but also is a popular slang for cool things or people, suave and groovy sort of.
Alex
I knew that, linked from smidigt a few times actually. Sorry for the typo – it’s fixed now. How do you pronounce smidigt anyhow?
BobbyDassler
Insanely great! If your looking for a more expossure be sure to create a free profile on verbdate.com and share this video with all the other fans as we allow youtube vids as well! Not looking for a date, no problem lots of cool peeps to skype with as well! Congrats really original! cheers from Vancity!
MrPumpernickel
It’s pronounced something like “smiddigt” or “smid-iggt” depending on where in the country you’re from and how fast you speak. Surprisingly much how you think it’d be pronounced if read in English. 
Alex
Thanks Whatsinaname, every now and then Neatorama manages to be neat!
Alex
It’s the “gt” part that I don’t get – so, it’s like “smeed-igged” or “smee-digged”?
MrPumpernickel
Yeah, I can imagine that’s a hard thing to get if you’re not used to that sound. Think of it as the word “git” just with a very short “i”. So more like “smeedi-git” I guess, just with a short or silent last “i”. Swedish is a painful language if you’re not born into it 
Robert
Yes, I too can understand that it must be close to impossible to pronounce if you’re not from Sweden.
If you say it as it’s meant to be pronounced it would be something like “smee-diggt”, but the easier everyday talk version is more like “smeedit” (with the ‘g’ silent) – a bit easier in other words.
Thanks for the link back to Smidigt! Happy holidays!
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