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Swedish
English
Vocabulary
Sample Sentences
Vocabulary Phrase Usage
Grammar
Cultural Insight
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SWEDISH
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Emma:
Har du veckohandlat?
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David:
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Emma:
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David:
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Emma:
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David:
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Emma:
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David:
ENGLISH
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Emma:
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David:
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Emma:
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David:
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Emma:
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David:
CONT'D OVER
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Emma:
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David:
VOCABULARY
S w e dish
att veckohandla
English
to do weekly grocery
C lass
shopping
verb
efter
after
preposition
to unpack
verb
frys
freezer
noun
to help
verb
att stlla
to put
verb
kyl
fridge
noun
allt
everything
pronoun
brd
bread
noun
att lgga
to put
verb
SAMPLE SENTENCES
Eva har kt fr att veckohandla.
shopping.
Har du packat upp din vska?
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My fridge is broken.
r allt okej?
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efter ("after")
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In this lesson's dialogue, we used the preposition efter in a way corresponding to "after," and
we use this preposition in Swedish to talk about something that happened after something
else in time. Let's look at the sentence from the dialogue.
For Example:
1.
The preposition efter also corresponds to "after," and we use it in the same way as "after"
when we want to talk about something that's after something else in a sequence. Let's look at
some examples that illustrate that.
For Example:
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2.
GRAMMAR
The Focus of This Lesson Is to Learn How to Use the Swedish Verbs Att Stlla and Att
Lgga Correctly.
Stlla in mjlken in kylen, r du snll.
"Put the milk in the fridge, please."
In this lesson, we'll learn how to use the Swedish verbs att stlla and att lgga correctly. Both
these verbs, as you might already have understood, correspond to the English "to put," but we
use them differently in Swedish depending on the object they're referring to. Understanding
the meaning and how to use the verbs att stlla and att lgga can be quite difficult, and it is a
common mistake that nonnative speakers make. Before we go into the details of each verb,
let's look at the sentences from this lesson's dialogue that use these verbs.
For Example:
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Let's now move on to the verb att lgga, which also corresponds to the English "to put" but
literally translates to "lies." Instead, we use this verb when we're talking about putting an
object in a horizontal position. For example, in this lesson's dialogue, David used the verb att
lgga when he asked Emma, "Will you put the bread in the freezer?" because a package of
bread is most commonly put in a horizontal position. Here are some more examples of
sentences that use the verb att lgga since they're referring to an object that's put in a
horizontal position.
For Example:
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CULTURAL INSIGHT
Doing the Weekly Shopping in Sweden
In this lesson's dialogue, David has just returned after doing some weekly grocery shopping.
Swedes typically shop once a week, and doing weekly grocery shopping is also
recommended by many Swedish Internet sites that store recipes and shopping lists covering
lunches and dinners for one week. When Swedes do their weekly grocery shopping, they
usually visit popular stores such as Willys and ICA Maxi, which usually sell groceries at
affordable prices. Of course, what people actually buy varies from family to family, but Swedes
tend to make sure to get typical Swedish staple foods such potatoes, bread, milk, and cheese.
Even though the potato historically has been and still is a natural part of the Swedish diet, the
consumption of other products such as pasta, bulgur, and quinoa is on the rise. For those who
don't have time to or don't like to go to the store, there are also some Swedish companies that
operate online. These companies build on the concept of weekly grocery shopping and
deliver bags of food together with cooking instructions once a week to their customers.
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