Let's play! Language learning is all about cracking the code. Once you've learned a specific structure of Swedish, you can use it as a foundation where you put in new words while you are encountaring them. Today we are playing with some words that the person "you" like. Do you perhaps know other words that you could put in the end of this sentence? The possibilites are infinite!

Whaaat, a seven words sentence, just like that? I suoppose you are a great learner, my friend! Thank you for following our podcast and well done! Jättebra! :)

After a looong break, we are exited to record some new episodes of the Sweasy Lessons. After all, we think this is the best language learning method we have ever encountered. That's why we want to make it available to all of you amazing people fighting to learn Swedish. And teaser: today you'll be learning a super Swedish sound!

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This is gonna be our longest sentence so far in the Sweasy podcast! And what's even better: you will be perfectly able to understand the structure in it and use this patterns in future Swedish conversations. Boom!

One of the best words to make longer sentences: and! Get ready to learn a very short word, but a lot of skills in singing the melody as a Swede :)

What do people do to get to know each other? Very often, we grab a cup of coffee or tea and ask each other about life. Add a new word to your mingle vocabulary by listening to episode 9 of Sweasy!

Learning Swedish should be fun! Today we're using the fact that many Swedish words are very much alike the English ones. Easy vocabulary, focusing on the patterns and the Swedish melody. As always, in the Sweasy Lessons.

Here is the sentence that might have split your heart before - until this point, where you actually say it's true :) Learning new things can be quite cool, right? Let's continue getting to know the Swedish language in episode 7!

In Lesson 6 you will use your ability to remember patterns. What do you often add to a verb i Swedish, to tell that somebody is actually doing it? Let's give it a try in this new episode of Sweasy!