Beginner's course 1
An easy way to start making yourself understood: when introducing yourself, in a café or when talking about holidays and your family. You will be guided through expressions, grammar and pronunciation step by step. The course is based on level A1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
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Get StartedHej! Part 1
Hello!
Here you'll learn: how to greet others and to say goodbye - to ask how other people are
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Get StartedHej! Part 2
Hello!
Here you'll learn: how to greet others and to say goodbye colloquially - how simple Swedish verbs are
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Get StartedVad heter du? Part 1
What's your name?
Here you'll learn: how to introduce yourself - the personal pronouns
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Get StartedVad heter du? Part 2
What's your name?
Here you'll learn: to speak about where you come from - how to form the present tense of verbs
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Get StartedVad heter du? Review
What's your name?
Here you'll review: the vocabulary from the previous two lessons - verbs and the formation of the present tense - the personal pronouns
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Get StartedSwedish pronunciation: the vowels
Here you'll learn: how to pronounce the Swedish vowels
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Get StartedKommer du från Sverige? Part 1
Do you come from Sweden?
Here you'll learn: to say which country you come from - and which languages you speak
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Get StartedKommer du från Sverige? Part 2
Do you come from Sweden?
Here you'll learn: to say in which town you live - to give your nationality - the indefinite form of nouns in the singular
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Get StartedKommer du från Sverige? Review
Do you come from Sweden?
Here you'll review: the vocabulary from the previous two lessons - the indefinite form of nouns in the singular
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Get StartedSwedish pronunciation: the letter "g"
Here you'll learn: how to pronounce the letter g in various words - how this is related to hard and soft vowels
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Get StartedVill du fika? Part 1
Do you want to go for coffee?
Here you'll learn: the names of a few drinks - to say what you would like to eat or drink - the auxiliary verbs ska and vill
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Get StartedVill du fika? Part 2
Do you want to go for coffee?
Here you'll learn: to order in a cafe - the definite form of nouns in the singular
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Get StartedVill du fika? Review
Do you want to go for coffee?
Here you'll review: the vocabulary from the previous two lessons - the definite form of nouns - the auxiliary verbs ska and vill
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Get StartedSwedish pronunciation: short and long vowels
Here you'll learn: the pronunciation of long and short vowels, and when they are required
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Get StartedTrevlig semester! Part 1
Have a nice holiday!
Here you'll learn: to ask questions at a tourist information point - more about den and det - the numbers 1 to 10
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Get StartedTrevlig semester! Part 2
Have a nice holiday!
Here you'll learn: to understand directions - the imperative form - some prepositions
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Get StartedTrevlig semester! Review
Have a nice holiday!
Here you'll review: the vocabulary from the previous two lessons - numbers 1 to 10 - the imperative form and prepositions - the use of den and det
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Get StartedSwedish pronunciation: the letter "k"
Here you'll learn: the different pronunciations of the letter k
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Get StartedHar du barn? Part 1
Do you have children?
Here you'll learn: to speak about your family - some possessive pronouns
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Get StartedHar du barn? Part 2
Do you have children?
Here you'll learn: further vocabulary to talk about your family - some demonstrative pronouns
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Get StartedHar du barn? Review
Do you have children?
Here you'll review: the vocabulary from the previous two lessons - possessive and demonstrative pronouns
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Get StartedSwedish pronunciation: the letter "o"
Here you'll learn: the different pronunciations of the letter o