Greetings and essentials
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Ready-made decks for learning Swedish, written by a person and checked card by card.
4 decks450 cards
Greetings and essentials
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Useful Swedish for a trip around Sweden, from greetings and fika to trains, hotels, and getting help.
90 cards9 sections
Open the deckEveryday actions
prata
to talk / to speak
First Swedish words for beginners, with en or ett on every noun and the definite form and plural in the notes. Chosen for the everyday situations in Skolverket's SFI (Swedish for immigrants) syllabus.
63 cards6 sections
Open the deckAsk and answer
Vad jobbar du med?
What do you do for work?
Whole Swedish sentences for a beginner's first conversations, from saying who you are to making plans with a friend. Built around the everyday situations in Skolverket's SFI (Swedish for immigrants) syllabus.
48 cards6 sections
Open the deckPeople and family
en förälder
parent
Learn 249 Swedish A1 vocabulary words across 13 everyday topics, with en or ett on every noun and the definite form in the notes. There is no official Swedish A1 word list, so the words are chosen by A1 topic, following the everyday situations in Skolverket's SFI syllabus for courses A and B. A1-oriented, not an official or complete list.
249 cards13 sections
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