Something old, something new... I hope you're not interested in letting your brain have some rest when you play a new episode of Sweasy. These lessons are all about making you work, using the words and structures you know and put them into new sentences. Are you ready?

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Why not get to know a new person among the Swedish words? Today we're both introducing a new word and testing the structure of asking questions. Hope you'll enjoy the lesson!

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The time has come, my friends. Today we are opening the gate to Asking Questions In Swedish. I know, it's a small step for mankind, but a large step for you and me. Let's go!

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OK, so the sentence you're about to produce in today's episode does not even fit in the description of the episode. Let's just say the sentences keep getting longer and you keep getting awesomer in Swedish. Yes, I said awesomer. Hey, please send us some fun comment about when/where/why you listen to the podcast! You find us at: facebook.com/sweasylessons

The Sweasy Lessons are adding more words and requiring more of you, as your knowledge increases. Pretty cool that we can throw any new words on you and you're still able to add them into your universe of Swedish. You rock! As always, feel free to send us any feedback at: [email protected]. Tack!