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förslag

suggestion / proposal

än



hellre än

than, yet



rather than


denna, den här


detta, det här


dessa, de här

this, this, these



en / ett / plural



att göra

to do / make




göra


gör


gjorde


gjort

att få

to get, recieve





få


får


fick


fått

därför





for that reason



that's why



therefore



Start or middle of sentence (after subject and verb)



därför att

because




the reason is that



people will just say för att

dj


gj


hj


lj

Pronouciation : j ( jer )



djup


gjorde


hjälpa


ljus



SJ


stj


skj

Pronounciation: Whu



sjuk


stjärna


skjorta



tj


kj

pronounciation (sch)



tjock


kjol


sedan

Pronounced: Sen




Then


Later


Thereafter


After that


Afterwards

i

1. use “i” when someone or something is inside a volume of some kind




2. Think of it like this: If it is something soft and cosy, you are sitting IN it.




3.Volume regarding parts of the body




4. in a country, in a language

att ha

To have





ha


har


hade


haft

att lära

to learn




lära


lär


lärde


lärt

On, at, to, for, In



Waiting FOR a bus



Looking AT something



I went TO the cinema



Talking IN Swedish



Used when sitting on something which is not comfy, e.g a stool



På is used to express a position on something that is seen as a line or surface with contact;


islands, addresses, and particular places, such as bank, post office, cinema, hospital, library, etc.

av

of, off, by




It is made OF steel




I was attacked BY a squirel




Turn OFF the tv

att kunna

to be able to (can)




kunna


kan


kunde


kunnat

att skola

will, shall



skola


ska


skulle


skolat


att bli

to become




bli


blir


blev


blivit

att tycka

to think




Use this verb when you want to express your personal opinion about something.




Example: Jag tycker choklad smakar gott. I think chocolate tastes good. (Your opinion is that chocolate tastes good.)




tycka


tycker


tyckte


tyckt

att tänka

Use this verb when you want to express that you are thinking, or a specific action you intend to take.




Example: Tänk om vi vinner på lotto. Imagine if we win the lottery.




tänka


tänker


tänkte


tänkt

att tro

Tro is related to the English believe, suppose, presume, and guess, depending on context.




A hint of opinion is involved, but it’s mainly a belief or a guess in regards to something you are not sure about (or have never experienced).




Example: Jag tror det blir vackert väder i morgon. I think (believe) the weather will be beautiful tomorrow.




tro


tror


trodde


trott

dess

it's

varför

why

annan


En annan

other


Another

alla, allt

all things countable, things that are not countable




we are all here (5 people)


we have all the air we need here



ingen, inget, inga

”Inget” is a thing in singular (nothing)


“Ingen” is when you talk about a person (none)


“Inga” is a thing in plural (like: I have no shoes)

han, honom, hans

he, him, his

hon, henne, hennes

she, her, hers

de, dem, deras

they, them, theirs


att börja

to begin, start




börja


börj


började


börjat




börja om (start over)



att finna

to find (i found a table)




finna


finner


fann


funnit

att komma

to come (I am comnig to the event)




komma


kommer


kom


kommit

att vilja

to want (i want to go to the shop)




vilja


vill


ville


velat

att ta

to take




ta


tar


togt


tagit

någon

often pronounced nån



Någon generally means someone, and can be used interchangeably with anyone, just as in English.



"Can someone/anyone call a doctor".



It can also mean 'any' for 'en' words. "Do you have any jam?"-"Har du någon sylt?"

något

often prnounced Nått



Något generally means something or somewhat.



A weird sentence like "I saw something that was somewhat hungry" would be "Jag såg något som var något hungrigt".



It can also mean 'any' for 'ett' words. "Do you have any sugar?"-"Har du något socker?"



also "Do you have any hair?"-"Har du något hår?"

några

often pronounced: nåra



Några means 'some', 'any (the plurals)', 'a few'.



"I saw some/a few dogs"



"jag såg några hundar",



"do you have any socks?"



"har du några strumpor?".








att se

to see




säga


säger


sa eller sade


sagt



att gå

to go




att gå


går


gick


gått

att säga

to say




att sa

att betyda

to mean, to imply




betyda


betyder


betydde


betytt

att böra

should, ought to




böra


bör


borde


bört



seden (prnounced sänn)

då Då (when used as a time adverb), means ”at that time” or ”by the time”. speicifc time or month etc




Jag var i Sverige i juli. Då regnade det mycket.(I was in Sweden in July. It was raining a lot then.)




Sedan, often pronounced, and sometimes spelled, sen (it should be pronounced “sänn”) means “therafter”, “after that” or “afterward”.




(First I’m going to vacuum. After that (then) I will have a cup of coffee.)När Göran kommer hem från jobbet brukar han laga middag. Sedan tittar han på TV.

de, dem, deras

they, them, theirs

att ge

to give




ge


ger


gav


gett

vår, vårt, våra

our, our, ours


en, et, plural

hela

whole, full, entirely

del

part, part of

mot


emot

mot , towards, when you go towards something like a journey therorhetical, we drive towards stockholm




emot against an idea or something else





verkligheten


the reality

att söka

to search




söka


söker


sökte


sökt