When you forget you're Swedish

Swedish Teo on the phone!

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[whoops]

He even confused himself lmao, the head shake and everything

[princefluff]

I don’t know who this guy is nor the context but this is the funniest thing I’ve seen all day

[Kylex]

You wouldn't get a hello that suggestive on a phone sex line

[timmyboy]

This has potential to spawn a prank series where teo just calls Swedish people in an American accent.

[quinnpierstorff]

Thee funniest thing ever, the immediate regret

[JP]

As someone who is Swedish and speaks mostly English this is too fucking relatable

[thorsal]

that "Hello" is an S tier customer service level of Hello

[WalterPavlikII]

It blows my mind how good Teo's English is.

[westhamadam]

Funniest thing is, as a British person, many of us answer the phone in this manner 😂

[sarahrahaman]

This is actually relatable as a bilingual person haha

[slipper]

You always need a second to switch between languages, had quite a few conversations like that when I forgot to switch from English to my native language or vice versus.

[astronomi]

I forget I live in America sometimes and just respond to friends in Norwegian, it’s hilarious to see their faces, though.

[Bergen]

As person who can speak three languages - Russian, English and Dutch - I felt that. Sometimes you just forget which language to use

[bluetiger]

Had this happen to me. I answered the phone and it was one of my relatives. They talked to me in French and I replied in English. There was pause, then I shook my head and repeat what I just said in French. I'm way too used to talking in English.

[Kaasbaas]

I've watched this about 15 times already and it still cracks me up

[Filippa..]

As a swede i can tell you this is common for alot of us

[WailandVic]

This is so me. As a Swede myself, speaking/writing English all day long and having to switch language all of the sudden can be such a huge brain fart moment 🤣

[Elllinn]

I'm multilingual, sometimes I accidentally talk in Italian/English to my Croatian parents and they get so confused. I think in 4 languages so it's no doubt I mess up often

[casey]

Relatable; after I worked in a federal election (here in Canada, voting officers have to offer services in both English and French) it took me weeks to stop saying “Hello Bonjour!” as my default greeting LMAO

[randomdamian]

The girls laugh makes it soo much funnier HAHAHA