Har du sett min skälleko
"This has been sung to me countless of times when I was little. It's called 'Har du sett min skälleko?' which means 'Have you seen my bell cow?' The letter combination 'sk' is sometimes also pronounced like a 'sch' :) ." -Sara
Har du sett min skälleko
Have You Seen my Bell Cow?
Children's Song
Children's Song
(Swedish)
(English)
Har du sett min skälleko, skälleko?
Har du sett och vill du si 'na?
Har du sett min skälleko, skälleko?
Har du sett dess kalv?
Kom min kossa skälleko, skälleko
Kom min kossa, kom min kalv
Kom min kossa skälleko, skälleko
Kom min kossa, kom min kalv.
Have you seen my bell cow, bell cow?
Have you seen, and do you want to see her?
Have you seen my bell cow, bell cow?
Have you seen her calf?
Come my cow, bell cow, bell cow
Come my cow, come my calf
Come my cow, bell cow, bell cow
Come my cow, come my calf.
Thanks!
Thanks and Acknowledgements
Thanks to Sara for contributing and translating this song!
Tack så mycket!