Swedish courses

Overview of our Swedish courses

Strengthen your Swedish skills, whatever your motivation to learn. Select a guided learning path based on your skill level, or choose a work-, travel- or culture-focused course. Check our Swedish course overview now!

Newcomer (A1)

6 courses

Newcomer (A1) - Course 1

Newcomer (A1) - Course 2

Newcomer (A1) - Course 3

Newcomer (A1) - Course 4

Newcomer (A1) - Course 5

Newcomer (A1) - Course 6

14 lessons

the vocabulary from the previous lessons

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 1, Lesson 4

More ways to express how you are

Here you'll learn:

more ways to tell someone how you are feeling
how to use the verbs "mår" and "är"

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 1, Lesson 5

Swedish Pronunciation: The Vowels

Here you'll learn:

how to pronounce the nine Swedish vowels
the special vowels Å, Ä and Ö

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 1, Lesson 6

Vad heter du? Part 1

What are you called?

Here you'll learn:

to ask what someone's name is
the personal pronouns (I, you, she, we…)

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 1, Lesson 7

Vad heter du? Part 2

What are you called?

Here you'll learn:

to talk about where you're from and where you live
how to form the present tense

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 1, Lesson 8

Vad heter du? Review

What are you called?

Here you'll review:

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
verbs in the present tense
personal pronouns

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 1, Lesson 9

Swedish Pronunciation: The Letter "g"

Here you'll learn:

why "g" sounds different in different words
how to pronounce "gj", "hj", "lj", and "dj"
the effect of hard and soft vowels

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 1, Lesson 10

Kommer du från Sverige? Part 1

Do you come from Sweden?

Here you'll learn:

to say which languages you speak
the names of some languages in Swedish

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 1, Lesson 11

Kommer du från Sverige? Part 2

Do you come from Sweden?

Here you'll learn:

to ask where someone lives
to say where something is situated
the nouns in the indefinite singular
what "en"-nouns and "ett"-nouns are

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 1, Lesson 12

Kommer du från Sverige? Part 3

Do you come from Sweden?

Here you'll learn:

more about "en" and "ett"

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 1, Lesson 13

Kommer du från Sverige? Review

Do you come from Sweden?

Here you'll review:

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
nouns in the indefinite singular

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 1, Lesson 14

Newcomer Course 1 Quiz

Test your knowledge and skills!

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13 lessons

Newcomer (A1) - Course 2, Lesson 1

More Useful Verbs!

Here you'll learn:

some strategies for when you don't understand
four very useful verbs
… and you'll recap the present tense

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 2, Lesson 2

Vill du fika? Part 1

Do you want to have a coffee break?

Here you'll learn:

useful expressions for having coffee with someone
to say what you'd like to eat and drink
the modal verbs "ska" (shall) and "vill" (want to)
something about the polite little word "gärna"

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 2, Lesson 3

Vill du fika? Part 2

Do you want to have a coffee break?

Here you'll learn:

to order in a Swedish café
the definite form of nouns in the singular

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 2, Lesson 4

Vill du fika? Review

Do you want to have a coffee break?

Here you'll review:

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
nouns in the definite singular
modal verbs "ska" and "vill"

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 2, Lesson 5

Swedish Pronunciation: Short & Long Vowels

Here you'll learn:

when vowels are pronounced as short sounds, and when long

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 2, Lesson 6

Trevlig semester! Part 1

Have a nice holiday!

Here you'll learn:

to ask questions at a tourist information office
some useful words for getting around in Sweden

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 2, Lesson 7

Trevlig semester! Part 2

Have a nice holiday!

Here you'll learn:

more about the pronouns "den" and "det"

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 2, Lesson 8

Trevlig semester! Review

Have a nice vacation!

Here you'll review:

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
the pronouns "den" and "det"

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 2, Lesson 9

Swedish Pronunciation: The Sound "sj"

Here you'll learn:

how to pronounce the letter combination "sj"

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 2, Lesson 10

Var ligger museet? Part 1

Where is the museum?

Here you'll learn:

to count to 10

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 2, Lesson 11

Var ligger museet? Part 2

Where is the museum?

Here you'll learn:

to ask where something is situated
to understand directions
the imperative form of verbs

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 2, Lesson 12

Var ligger museet? Review

Where is the museum?

Here you'll review:

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
the imperative form of verbs
the numbers from 1 to 10

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 2, Lesson 13

Newcomer Course 2 Quiz

Test your knowledge and skills!

how to say that you're learning a language
more about countries and languages
more about "att tala" and "att prata"

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 3, Lesson 4

Jag lär mig svenska. Review

I'm learning Swedish.

Here you'll review:

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
personal pronouns
talking about countries and languages

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 3, Lesson 5

Swedish Pronunciation: -tion, -sion, -rs

Here you'll learn:

the pronunciation of -"tion", -"sion", and -"rs"

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 3, Lesson 6

Det här är min dotter. Part 1

This is my daughter.

Here you'll learn:

the singular possessive pronouns

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 3, Lesson 7

Det här är min dotter. Part 2

This is my daughter.

Here you'll learn:

to talk about your family

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 3, Lesson 8

Det här är min dotter. Part 3

This is my daughter.

Here you'll learn:

more vocabulary for talking about your family
some demonstrative pronouns

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 3, Lesson 9

Det här är min dotter. Review

This is my daughter.

Here you'll review:

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
possessive and demonstrative pronouns

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 3, Lesson 10

Swedish Pronunciation: "o"

Here you'll learn:

the pronunciation of "o"

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 3, Lesson 11

Har du tid? Part 1

Are you free?

Here you'll learn:

to make plans

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 3, Lesson 12

Har du tid? Part 2

Are you free?

Here you'll learn:

the numbers from 11 to 20

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 3, Lesson 13

Har du tid? Part 3

Are you free?

Here you'll learn:

discussing the time
more about meeting up

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 3, Lesson 14

Har du tid? Review

Are you free?

Here you'll review:

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
numbers 11 to 20
how to discuss the time

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 3, Lesson 15

Swedish Pronunciation: "tj"

Here you'll learn:

how to pronounce "tj"

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
numbers from 21 to 99

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
the indefinite form of adjectives

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 4, Lesson 7

Swedish Pronunciation: The Letter "k"

Here you'll learn:

how to pronounce the letter "k" in different words

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 4, Lesson 8

Hur många stationer? Part 1

How many stops?

Here you'll learn:

prepositions of place: "vid", "på", "i", "från", and "till"

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 4, Lesson 9

Hur många stationer? Part 2

How many stops?

Here you'll learn:

some phrases for giving directions
the prepositions of place: "under", "över", "mellan", and "mittemot"
to give directions using "från", "till", and "mot"

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 4, Lesson 10

Hur många stationer? Part 3

How many stops?

Here you'll learn:

more phrases for finding your way around town
sentences with "någon/något"
sentences with "ingen/inget"

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 4, Lesson 11

Hur många stationer? Review

How many stops?

Here you'll review:

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
prepositions of place and direction
sentences with "någon/något" and "ingen/inget"

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 4, Lesson 12

Swedish Pronunciation: The Letter Combination "sk"

Here you'll learn:

how to pronounce "sk" in different words

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
the indefinite form of plural "en"-words

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 5, Lesson 4

Swedish Pronunciation: "y"

Here you'll learn:

how to pronounce "y" in different words

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 5, Lesson 5

Har vi ägg? Part 1

Do we have eggs?

Here you'll learn:

how to form the plural of "ett"-words

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 5, Lesson 6

Har vi ägg? Part 2

Do we have eggs?

Here you'll learn:

about some Swedish baked goods
how to apply the rules for plurals to other nouns

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 5, Lesson 7

Har vi ägg? Review

Do we have eggs?

Here you'll review:

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
the indefinite form of plural nouns

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 5, Lesson 8

Swedish Pronunciation: The Letter "e"

Here you'll learn:

how to pronounce the letter "e" in different words

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 5, Lesson 9

Kopparna är fina! Part 1

The cups are nice!

Here you'll learn:

words for furniture and interiors
the definite form of plural nouns

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 5, Lesson 10

Kopparna är fina! Part 2

The cups are nice!

Here you'll learn:

more terms for furniture and interiors
how to buy a housewarming gift
more about the definite form of plural nouns

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 5, Lesson 11

Kopparna är fina! Review

The cups are nice!

Here you'll review:

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
plural nouns

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 5, Lesson 12

Swedish Pronunciation: Swallowed Letters!

Here you'll learn:

that the Swedish tend not to articulate their consonants
which consonants this affects, and how

useful words for checking into a hotel
questions and statements with "några" and "inga"
what "någon"/"något" and "ingen/inget" mean when used without a noun

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
word order in statements
word order in questions

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 6, Lesson 9

Swedish Pronunciation: Letter Combinations "gn" and "ng"

Here you'll learn:

how to pronounce "gn" and "ng" in different words

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 6, Lesson 10

Jag brukar spela tennis. Part 1

I usually play tennis.

Here you'll learn:

the days of the week
how to use "på" when talking about time and habits

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 6, Lesson 11

Jag brukar spela tennis. Part 2

I usually play tennis.

Here you'll learn:

to say what you do in your free time
some words for activities
the modal verb "brukar"
word order with two verbs

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Newcomer (A1) - Course 6, Lesson 12

Jag brukar spela tennis. Review

I usually play tennis.

Here you'll review:

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
how to use "på" when talking about weekdays
the modal verb "brukar"
word order with more than one verb

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Beginner (A2)

4 courses

Beginner (A2) - Course 1

Beginner (A2) - Course 2

Beginner (A2) - Course 3

Beginner (A2) - Course 4

14 lessons

Beginner (A2) - Course 1, Lesson 1

Vi ska till sommarstugan! Part 1

We're going to the summer cottage!

Here you'll learn:

to talk about forthcoming holidays
some statements of time in the future
to talk about the future using the present tense

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Beginner (A2) - Course 1, Lesson 2

Vi ska till sommarstugan! Part 2

We're going to the summer cottage!

Here you'll learn:

about the Swedish Midsummer holiday
more words related to holidays and summer
to talk about the future using "ska"

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Beginner (A2) - Course 1, Lesson 3

Vi ska till sommarstugan! Review

We're going to the summer cottage!

Here you'll review:

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
the future tense

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
"att tycka om" and "att gilla"
the object form of the personal pronouns

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
modal verbs "kan", "får", and "måste"

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
possessive pronouns "vår", "er", and "deras"
emphasis with "som"

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
"många" and "mycket"
how to use adjectives in the definite form

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
how to use the verbs "att tycka", "att tänka", and "att tro"
subordinate clauses with "att"

to plan a dinner
the preterite of group 3 verbs

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
questions with "vad", "vem", "vilken", "vilket", "vilka"
exclamations with "vilken", "vilket", "vilka"

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Intermediate (B1)

3 courses

Intermediate (B1) - Course 1

Intermediate (B1) - Course 2

the definite form of the superlative
conjugation with the superlative

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
the use of "i" and "på" in relation to place
distinguishing between words for direction and position

the vocabulary from the previous lessons
expressions with prepositions
Swedish exclamations

the verb tenses

the vocabulary from the previous two lessons
the use of the conjunctions you learned

the vocabulary from the previous two lessons
discussing plans for the future
the use of conditional phrases

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Refresher

2 courses

Refresher Course 1

to talk about eating habits and recipes

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Refresher Course 1, Lesson 4

The regular preterite (simple past)

Here you'll learn:

how to use the preterite, like “lagade”, “köpte”…

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Refresher Course 1, Lesson 5

Last week

Here you'll learn:

to talk about your free time and previous events

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Refresher Course 1, Lesson 6

The preterite of strong and irregular verbs

Here you'll learn:

strong and irregular verb forms in the preterite, like “gjorde”, “drack”…

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Refresher Course 1, Lesson 7

Going to a concert

Here you'll learn:

to talk about going to a concert

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Refresher Course 1, Lesson 8

Questions and question words

Here you'll learn:

the question words “vad”, “vem”, “vilken”, “vilka”…

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Refresher Course 1, Lesson 9

Preferences

Here you'll learn:

to talk about what you like

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Refresher Course 1, Lesson 10

Comparing with adjectives

Here you'll learn:

how to compare things using the comparative and superlative adjective forms

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10 lessons

Refresher Course 2, Lesson 1

Theatre

Here you'll learn:

to obtain information about an event at the theatre

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Refresher Course 2, Lesson 2

Prepositions for time

i veckan
om året
på tisdag

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Refresher Course 2, Lesson 3

In town

Here you'll learn:

to talk about everyday activities

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Refresher Course 2, Lesson 4

Prepositions for places

i affären
på restaurangen
till vänster
mot Stockholm

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Refresher Course 2, Lesson 5

Shopping

Here you'll learn:

to talk about shopping for clothes

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Refresher Course 2, Lesson 6

The definite form of adjectives

det svarta skärpet
den gröna slipsen
de varma sockorna

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Refresher Course 2, Lesson 7

Home

Here you'll learn:

to talk about your home

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Refresher Course 2, Lesson 8

The "perfekt"

har tappat
har ringt
har nått

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Refresher Course 2, Lesson 9

Working

Here you'll learn:

to talk about professions and working

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Refresher Course 2, Lesson 10

Phrasal verbs

att hälsa på
att skriva på
att se ut
att tycka om

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Grammar

4 courses

Nouns and Accompanying Words

Verbs and Tenses

Adjectives and Adverbs

Building Sentences

14 lessons

Nouns and Accompanying Words, Lesson 1

en- and ett-words in the singular

en stad, ett land

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Nouns and Accompanying Words, Lesson 2

"den" and "det"

Var ligger staden? Den ligger i Skåne.

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Nouns and Accompanying Words, Lesson 3

The genitive

Sveriges huvudstad

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Nouns and Accompanying Words, Lesson 4

Demonstrative pronouns

det här huset, den där staden

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Nouns and Accompanying Words, Lesson 5

Nouns in the indefinite plural

en blomma, många blommor

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Nouns and Accompanying Words, Lesson 6

Nouns in the definite plural

löken, lökarna

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Nouns and Accompanying Words, Lesson 7

Repetition: nouns in the plural

drycker, dryckerna

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Nouns and Accompanying Words, Lesson 8

någon/t & ingen/t

Har du något hus? Nej, jag har inget hus.

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Nouns and Accompanying Words, Lesson 9

några, inga, någon & ingen

Jag har inga barn.

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Nouns and Accompanying Words, Lesson 10

The object form of personal pronouns

Here you'll learn:

Jag hjälper dig.

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Nouns and Accompanying Words, Lesson 11

Possessive pronouns

min man, mitt hus

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Nouns and Accompanying Words, Lesson 12

Reflexive possessive pronouns

Peter bor i sitt hus. Hans hus är rött.

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Nouns and Accompanying Words, Lesson 13

The use of nouns

Jag har ingen bil.

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Nouns and Accompanying Words, Lesson 14

Forming nouns and verbs

dansa - dansare
lära - lärare

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13 lessons

Verbs and Tenses, Lesson 1

Personal pronouns and the verb "att vara"

jag är, du är, han är ...

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Verbs and Tenses, Lesson 2

Verbs in the present tense

jag tror, jag jobbar, jag gör ...

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Verbs and Tenses, Lesson 3

The auxiliary verbs "ska", "vill" and "kan"

Nu ska vi beställa.

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Verbs and Tenses, Lesson 4

The auxiliary verbs "brukar", "får" and "måste"

Jag brukar gå på bio.

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Verbs and Tenses, Lesson 5

The imperative form

Ta till vänster!

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Verbs and Tenses, Lesson 6

Reflexive verbs

Jag tvättar mig.

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Verbs and Tenses, Lesson 7

The future

Jag ska åka till Sverige. Det kommer att snöa imorgon.

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Verbs and Tenses, Lesson 8

The regular past simple

Igår mådde jag bra.

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Verbs and Tenses, Lesson 9

The irregular past simple

Igår gav jag dig också en kyss.

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Verbs and Tenses, Lesson 10

The regular perfect tense

Det har regnat mycket i år.

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Verbs and Tenses, Lesson 11

The irregular perfect tense

Har du sett Sonja?

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Verbs and Tenses, Lesson 12

Perfect Tense versus Past Simple

Har du varit i Norrland? I julas var jag där.

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Verbs and Tenses, Lesson 13

Phrasal verbs

att hälsa på
att skriva på
att se ut
att tycka om

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8 lessons

Adjectives and Adverbs, Lesson 1

Adjectives in the indefinite singular

en varm dryck, ett varmt land

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Adjectives and Adverbs, Lesson 2

Adjectives in the indefinite plural

ett högt berg, många höga berg

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Adjectives and Adverbs, Lesson 3

Adjectives in the definite form

neu - Lesson substitution August 14

den stora bilen
det stora huset

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Adjectives and Adverbs, Lesson 4

Unchangeable adjectives

lila
rosa
extra

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Adjectives and Adverbs, Lesson 5

Irregular adjectives with ett-words

ett blått tyg
ett grått moln
ett nytt hus

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Adjectives and Adverbs, Lesson 6

Adjectives: degrees of comparison

vacker, vackrare, vackrast

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Adjectives and Adverbs, Lesson 7

The use of adjectives

Är banan nyttigare än citron?

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Adjectives and Adverbs, Lesson 8

Adverbs

Han springer snabbt.

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9 lessons

Building Sentences, Lesson 1

Time words

idag, ikväll, denna vecka

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Building Sentences, Lesson 2

Short answers

Kommer du inte på lördag? Jo, det gör jag.

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Building Sentences, Lesson 3

Prepositions

på, från, till, i

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Building Sentences, Lesson 4

More prepositions

Kom före klockan 12!

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Building Sentences, Lesson 5

Places

i affären
på restaurangen
till vänster
mot Stockholm

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Building Sentences, Lesson 6

Time expressions

i veckan
om året
på tisdag

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Building Sentences, Lesson 7

"Många" and "mycket"

många lökar, mycket salt

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Building Sentences, Lesson 8

Questions with "vad", "vem" and "vilka"

Vad vill du äta? Med vem var du där? Vilka är dina barn?

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Building Sentences, Lesson 9

Relative clauses with "som", "där" and "att"

Jag har en bil som är snabb. Platsen där jag sitter är obekväm. Tycker du att jag ska flytta till Stockholm?

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Countries and Traditions

6 courses

A Journey through Sweden

Swedish for Holidays

Swedish Surnames

Swedish for Everyday Life

Conversations at Work

a bit about Gothenburg, and what to do there
phrases for finding your way in the city and using public transport
some typical expressions from the Gothenburg dialect

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A Journey through Sweden, Lesson 4

Naturen i Småland

The nature in Småland

Here you'll learn:

to talk about nature
a bit about the province Småland

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A Journey through Sweden, Lesson 5

Midsommar i Dalarna

Midsummer in Dalarna

Here you'll learn:

how to celebrate Midsummer
to say that you like someone or something
more about Dalarna

important words and phrases for the hotel reception - interesting information about hotels in Sweden

how to say that you don't feel well, and what hurts
some facts about the Swedish health care system

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7 lessons

Swedish Surnames, Lesson 1

Andersson, Johansson, Karlsson

Here you'll learn:

about the most common surnames
different ways to introduce yourself
what patronymics are

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Swedish Surnames, Lesson 2

Scholars and Nobility

Here you'll learn:

how the surnames of scholars and the nobility developed
the names of some flowers and animals
how noble families used to form their names

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Swedish Surnames, Lesson 3

Nature Names – Trees

Here you'll learn:

what nature names are
why Swedes have names like "fir twig" and "oak branch"
the names of different trees and parts of a tree

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Swedish Surnames, Lesson 4

Nature Names – Mountains and Valleys

Here you'll learn:

some words for landscapes, water and nature

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Swedish Surnames, Lesson 5

Nature Names – Compounds

Here you'll learn:

how to combine nature-related words to form surnames
what the most common nature names are
what some famous Swedes are "really" called
a few facts about changing your name in Sweden

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Swedish Surnames, Lesson 6

Military Names

Here you'll learn:

surnames which come originally from the military
names for some military-related objects
some useful adjectives to describe yourself and others

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Swedish Surnames, Lesson 7

From Nilsson to Lejonros

Here you'll learn:

to identify and decipher different types of names
whether Anna finished her report or not

to go shopping in Swedish
a bit about payment in Sweden
the names of some clothing items

to plan a trip in Sweden
useful expressions regarding booking, cancelling and paying for tickets
to understand a web page in Swedish
what some means of transport are called

to read and write an email in Swedish
how to start and end an email

to talk about projects and ideas
a bit about Anglicisms in Swedish

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6 lessons

Winter Holidays and Celebrations, Lesson 1

The dark season

Here you'll learn:

what "fredagsmys" is
how Swedes get cosy

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Winter Holidays and Celebrations, Lesson 2

Lucia

Here you'll learn:

about the Swedish holiday Lucia
what "lussekatter" are

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Winter Holidays and Celebrations, Lesson 3

Christmas

Here you'll learn:

about Swedish Christmas traditions
to write a Christmas card
to talk about Christmas preparations

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Winter Holidays and Celebrations, Lesson 4

New Year's

Here you'll learn:

about Swedish New Year's traditions
to talk about New Year's resolutions

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Winter Holidays and Celebrations, Lesson 5

Fettisdagen

Here you'll learn:

how to make "semlas"
to talk about traditions

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Winter Holidays and Celebrations, Lesson 6

The Vasa race

Here you'll learn:

what "Vasaloppet" is
about winter sports in Sweden

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Listening and Speaking

4 courses

Pronunciation Course

Dictation Course

Tongue Twisters

when vowels are pronounced as short sounds, and when long

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Pronunciation Course, Lesson 4

Swedish Pronunciation: The Sound "sj"

Here you'll learn:

how to pronounce the letter combination "sj"

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Pronunciation Course, Lesson 5

Swedish Pronunciation: Pronouncing "-tion", "-sion", and "-rs"

Here you'll learn:

the pronunciation of -"tion", -"sion", and -"rs"

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Pronunciation Course, Lesson 6

Swedish Pronunciation: The Letter Combination "tj"

Here you'll learn:

how to pronounce "tj"

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Pronunciation Course, Lesson 7

Swedish Pronunciation: The Letter "o"

Here you'll learn:

the pronunciation of "o"

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Pronunciation Course, Lesson 8

Swedish Pronunciation: The Letter "k"

Here you'll learn:

how to pronounce the letter "k" in different words

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Pronunciation Course, Lesson 9

Swedish Pronunciation: The Letter Combination "sk"

Here you'll learn:

how to pronounce "sk" in different words

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Pronunciation Course, Lesson 10

Swedish Pronunciation: The Letter "y"

Here you'll learn:

how to pronounce "y" in different words

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Pronunciation Course, Lesson 11

Swedish Pronunciation: The Letter "e"

Here you'll learn:

how to pronounce the letter "e" in different words

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Pronunciation Course, Lesson 12

Swedish Pronunciation: Letter Combinations "gn" and "ng"

Here you'll learn:

how to pronounce "gn" and "ng" in different words

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Pronunciation Course, Lesson 13

Swedish Pronunciation: Swallowed Letters!

Here you'll learn:

that the Swedish tend not to articulate their consonants
which consonants this affects, and how

Min katt skulle få ungar och jag ville så gärna vara med när de föddes. Varje morgon när jag vaknade frågade jag mamma om jag hade missat födseln...

Min yngre syster, Malin, skulle bjuda mig och våra föräldrar på middag. Malin lagar sällan mat och vi undrade om det skulle smaka gott eller inte...

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8 lessons

Tongue Twisters, Lesson 1

Tongue twisters with "f"

Flyg, fula fluga flyg …

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Tongue Twisters, Lesson 2

Tongue twisters with "p"

Pappa packar Pekkas kappsäck.

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Tongue Twisters, Lesson 3

Tongue twisters with "r"

Rör i röda rårörda rönnbär.

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Tongue Twisters, Lesson 4

Tongue twisters with "s"

Sälar säljs sällan som sällskap.

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Tongue Twisters, Lesson 5

Tongue twisters with "sj" and "sk"

Sju sköna sjungande sjuksköterskor …

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Tongue Twisters, Lesson 6

Tongue twisters with "st"

Ställ stället i stallet i stället!

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Tongue Twisters, Lesson 7

Tongue twisters with "x", "ks" and "sk"

Sex laxar i en laxask.

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Tongue Twisters, Lesson 8

Tongue twisters with "å"

Åttioåtta åttondeklassare åt åtta åttkantiga kotletter.

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6 lessons

Sound Twins, Lesson 1

Does "jästen" or "gästen" go in the fridge?

Here you'll learn:

jästen, gästen, hjul, jul, män, men ...

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Sound Twins, Lesson 2

Would you like a salad with "kål" or "kol"?

Here you'll learn:

kål, kol, hjärna, gärna, verk, värk ...

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Sound Twins, Lesson 3

Is the atmosphere at the family celebration "tryggt" or "tryckt"?

Here you'll learn:

tryckt, tryggt, släkt, släckt, själva, skälva ...

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Sound Twins, Lesson 4

Does the king have "en håv" or "ett hov"?

Here you'll learn:

håv, hov, ägg, egg, tjeck, check ...

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Sound Twins, Lesson 5

Do you say thank you to "värden" or "världen" for the party?

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värd, värld, vecka, väcka, upplåst, uppblåst ...

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Sound Twins, Lesson 6

Did he have a good "skäl" or "själ" to do it?

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skäl, själ, häller, heller, han, hann ...

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4 courses

True Friends

False Friends

Swedish Idioms

"true friends" related to the world of work
the Swedish equivalent for words ending in "-ician" and "-ian"

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True Friends, Lesson 4

Actions and actors

Here you'll learn:

"true friends" that are verbs and can also refer to what a person does
how to change the infinitive verb form in Swedish to talk about what someone does

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True Friends, Lesson 5