I'm Lauren and I'm Lisa. And you're watching this color for world. One of my favorite things to do at Kid You Not is to go with Lisa to IKEA and ask her to translate all of the items, all the products that they have. A lot of times they have nothing to do with the product. They're almost impossible for like an American super-nose. It's almost like they do it on purpose. It's almost like they do it on purpose. It's this giant Swedish inside joke. So what I wanted to do today is gather a bunch of random products from IKEA's website and make Lisa translate them for us. That's going to be pretty fun. And hard. You're going to do great. And since it is back to school time, I went directly to their back to school section and picked stuff from there. So if you're Swedish, you're going to love this. It's hilarious. If you're American or anything else, you can learn a thing or two. Shall we begin? Okay, let's begin. Be kind. This is hard. I put on the spot here. Okay. I do speak Swedish fluently, but I don't know how well this is going to go. Oh, it's going to be great. First item is a desk organizer, but this is a whole line of products. Shina! Hello! More like what's up? Great! I'll spit on your computer. Fjell is like, oh, this is bizarre. It's like when you're peeling, like you're losing skin. What? I thought it meant mountains. Fjell. And then fjell is oddly, this is weird. That's when you're losing skin. Like you're peeling? Semla. That's a... That name makes sense before a clear pause. Start teed. Start teed. Starting time. Set time. That's a pretty cute name for a backpack. Yeah, a fast, most often. So, these are your everyday plates then? Yeah. I think that's a brilliant name. Wipped. This spot. Or a colander because a colander drains things. Yeah. Flitting heat. Flitting heat. Did I pronounce it? Flitting heat. Flitting heat is like... I wish I had like all of you Swedish viewers just sitting here and like yelling the answers. They probably are yelling at the screen just. Okay. There's not a real time. Like you're hanging in there in dirns. Maybe endurance. Stamina. Not stamina. More like endurance. Jemka is as far as I know. I don't know anything else. But I know it's a tax reduction sort of a... Yeah, that you can get reduced tax. Am I the worst, sweet ever? It's... I don't know this. If this maybe means something else. Tax reduction. Stolpa. Hmm? Hmm? Stolpa is like... It's a pole. Stolpa is a pole. And then if you put... Plan your poles, you like stolpa. And then line up. If this is not going good. Okay. Tilling. Ooh, those are so pretty. Oh my god. Like... Oh no. Hoogh. Hoogh is... Beard herb. Dignity. Oh, dignity. That is a curtain wire. Luck. Polish. It's also angry, actually. Is it? I didn't know that. Yeah, you can be luck. This is an angry little side table that most of us have in our homes. Yok. Yok mok. It's a beautiful place in the north of Sweden that doesn't have a translation. It's just Yok mok. Urskog. Hmm. That's beautiful. Urskog is an old... Indigenous. Could you say like Indigenous forest? No, you can't. No, you can have Indigenous plants or Indigenous. Okay. It's the things that are needed to the land. Okay, yes. Strapats. Strapats. Strapats. My mom says a lot. Strapats. It's like kind of a crazy event or crazy adventure from punctures. So a perfect name for a petal trashcan. Fnis. Fnis. Oh, that's so cute. Fnis means like Giggle. Hmm. Also a great name for a trashcan. Trash bags for slutas. Um... Seal. What? Like not like an animal. You can't even see the ocean but you seal something. Really? Yeah. I thought that was going to mean like... For the end of something. Oh, for slut. Of course. I'm so much. For slut. Oh, yes. Good. Good. But no. Our slutas actually you seal something. Shot. Torkeys. Um, why do I like for HQ? Or I'm like... Please. Torkeys. Dry but they just made it into like a cute thing. So... Dry. Rooter. Diamonds. It's not a stone diamond. It's when you're playing a card game like you have a suit. Right. Of diamonds. Besties. Best friend. Untagin. If you apply for something and you get accepted. Like into a school or into a program or whatever. Accepted is their better word. It has to be a better word. You got two seconds to think of it. Accepted. Swampig. Mushy. Blaska. It's like a not very nice or important magazine. Okay. And then Blaska also means... Something that I can't remember. All right. Oh, thank God. Is it done? It's done. A nice slash terrible job. What? You know what? That was really hard. And um... There's such random stuff. It's... oh gosh. Thank you for being a good sport. Thank you. Welcome. And thank you guys for watching this video. If it's your first time here and you enjoyed this. There's a whole playlist of other Swedish American ridiculous videos. And we'll put that at the very end of the video. So you can hop to that easily. And now I have a question for you. 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