đžđȘ Learn Swedish the way people actually speak! Slow Swedish bridges the gap between SFI and DuoLingo, and native, relaxed language that Swedes actually use.âŠ
15:54840 views · 6d ago · 15:54
This week, we are going to talk about Döden. Death. A little dark, maybe, but also a surprisingly useful vocabulary topic. Swedish, just like many other languages, has several words connected to death that look and sound quite similar, but mean very different things. Dö, död, döda, mörda, mord, mördare... It is very easy to mix them up.
9:291.2K views · 1w ago · 9:29
How do you say âIâm workingâ or âIâm eatingâ in Swedish? Unlike English, Swedish doesnât have a special -ing form. But we do have some useful ways to talk about actions that are happening right now! In this episode, weâll look at two common Swedish constructions: hĂ„lla pĂ„ att and sitta och. Whatâs the difference between Jag jobbar, Jag hĂ„ller pĂ„ att jobba and Jag sitter och jobbar?
18:321.3K views · 2w ago · 18:32
Time for a vocabulary boost! In this episode, weâre learning 20 useful Swedish words that you can use all the time in everyday conversations. Weâll learn five verbs like hĂ€mta and glömma, five nouns like sak and mĂ„l, five adjectives like upptagen and lĂ€ttad, and five more useful words like kanske, redan and ibland.
15:051.3K views · 3w ago · 15:05
Some Swedish grammar mistakes just seem to stick around, even after youâve been learning the language for years. So in this episode, weâre looking at five mistakes I hear Swedish learners make all the time. Weâll talk about adjective agreement, the V2 rule and word order in indirect questions. Weâll also look at why itâs den hĂ€r boken but min bok.
14:271.6K views · 1mo ago · 14:27
Till dig, för dig or Ă„t dig? In English, all three can sometimes be translated as âfor youâ, but in Swedish they mean different things. In this episode, weâll look at the difference between these three phrases using lots of everyday examples.
13:091.2K views · 1mo ago · 13:09
Adverbs are everywhere in Swedish. They tell us how, when, where or how often something happens: snabbt, ofta, imorgon, hemma, gĂ€rna... In this episode, weâll learn some of the most common Swedish adverbs and look at how many adverbs are formed from adjectives. Why does snabb become snabbt, while words like ofta, aldrig and gĂ€rna have completely different forms?
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