Sweden
How To Talk About Your Feelings In Swedish
If you’re lycklig and you know it, clap your hands.
How To Talk About Animals In Swedish
Explore the great Swedish outdoors, and make sure you’ve got your animal vocab at the ready.
5 Podcasts To Listen To If You’re Learning Swedish
Whether you’re reinforcing your language essentials or catching up on Swedish murder mysteries, listening to these podcasts totally counts as studying.
Cursing Abroad: Swedish Insults To Round Out Your Studies
Swedish insults may not be the most vulgar, but they can still make you feel dumb.
Learning With Music: Babbel’s Swedish Playlist
Whistle while you work on learning a new language with our beginner Swedish playlist!
How To Talk About Transportation In Swedish
Don’t get lost! Brush up on your Swedish transportation vocab before you travel.
How To Talk About The Weather In Swedish
Regn, snö or hagel, you’ll want to know these weather terms to prepare for the day ahead of you in Sweden!
5 TV Shows You Can Stream To Help You Learn Swedish
There’s a lot of good Swedish TV out there, and not all of it is crime shows!
Quiz: Do You Know The Days Of The Week In Swedish?
Count down to the helgen (weekend) by learning the Swedish weekdays! Take this quiz to see how much you already know.
Introducing Daria Bogdanska’s ‘Wage Slaves’
This month’s book is about the struggle to find both work and friends in a new country.
The Complete Guide To Traveling In Sweden This Summer
From Stockholm to Gothenburg, Malmö, the mountains, the countryside and the many islands — we’ll show you Sweden’s true gems and give you some tips for your trip.
Swedish ‘Hen’ Is Here To Stay: The Success Of A Made-Up Gender-Neutral Pronoun
For a long time in Swedish, you had to choose between the masculine ‘han’ and feminine ‘hon’ pronouns. The Swedish ‘hen’ is changing that.
How To Write The Date In Swedish
Forget everything you know about writing the date. We’re going to re-learn it, Sweden-style.
How To Name And Pronounce Colors In Swedish
Roses are röda, violets are blå (pronounced BLU-uh). We know our colors in Swedish, and soon you will too-uh!
