Swedish Made Easy, Day 3 - Comfortable in 6 days

Explore a dialogue between two people as they chase clarity and energy, keep up with clara, and reflect on being wrong yet passionate and well thought out.

Explains how to use this, these, that, and those in Swedish, with plural forms and examples like that is two people and those are two people.

Learn how to ask for and navigate to the pendeltåg in Swedish, using go till and correct phrases for here, there, and towards, with practical examples.

Understand how to use var and vart to distinguish location from destination in Swedish, starting with var bor du, and avoid common mistakes about where to go.

Learn practical Swedish greetings and how to say hi to someone on behalf of another person, including phrases like 'say hi to him' and 'hello from me'.

Master the say versus tell distinction in Swedish, with examples for saying where you are and telling someone where you are, and learn going home phrases.

Clarifies static versus moving locations in Swedish, teaching var for static places and the usage of here, hither, and go there to express movement toward a place.

Learn how to say go here and go there in Swedish, using precise location phrases and endings, and discover how Swedish differs from English in movement.

Learn to ask and answer where someone is going using movement verbs and location phrases in Swedish, with practical dialogues and guidance on prepositions and direction.

Master Swedish imperatives by practicing säg, kom, and related phrases, comparing with English usage, and applying commands like 'say to me', 'tell me', and 'come in' in everyday dialogue.

This lecture introduces Swedish expressions around thinking of and realizing, including come on and come again, with practical examples and usage tips to build fluency.

Learn essential Swedish phrases for daily use, including 'I don’t want to forget you,' plus forget, hide, and back-based imperatives with till and bak.

Realize you must practice my Swedish, focusing on verb usage and pronunciation, and remember key phrases and words discussed, while actively practicing with the lesson content.

Master Swedish imperatives to express remember and call, with examples like 'call me' and 'kom tillbaka', and preview another way to say remember in the next video.

Learn how to say I remember you in Swedish and explore remember versus recall. Practice verb forms, question structure, and everyday usage with kom ihåg and related phrases.

Practice recalling what we said yesterday in Swedish and learn how to express 'I don't remember' while using the past tense in practical dialogue.

Learn to ask and answer origin in Swedish, focusing on where are you from and I come from Canada with common from-phrase patterns.

Learn practical Swedish phrases for origin and movement with jag kom, including how to say from here, from there, and the past and present perfect forms of come.

Learn practical Swedish phrases to express wanting to leave a place, such as 'jag vill härifrån,' and practice saying you want to go out of a situation.

Learn Swedish imperatives for going out and dancing with friends, using phrases like come out, come on, and dance tonight, and practice outside versus inside contexts.

Explore how to describe appearance in Swedish, using phrases like you look like, you look happy, and he looks good, and learn how adverbs attach to verbs.

Cover how to form Swedish adjectives by adding the y ending, explore hungry and not hungry, and practice pronunciation of endings in Swedish versus English.

Learn Swedish time and sleep vocabulary, distinguish to sleep from to fall asleep, and express insomnia with Felix as a playful memory cue to support language practice.

Explore Swedish verb forms, including infinitives and common endings, and learn 'lovar' meaning to promise, plus practice phrases like 'I promise to call you' and room terms with contractions.

Explore Swedish holidays and vacation terms, including sommar lov, sportlov, and vinterlov. Clarify how semester differs from vacation and holiday in Swedish usage.

Learn practical swedish basics for rooms and routines, including how to say bathroom, bathe, take a bath, go out with friends on the beach, and wake up using directional verbs.

Practice forming Swedish adjectives and using hungry and thirsty expressions, with emphasis on adjective endings. Engage in quick prompts to describe states, aligning with day 3 of Swedish Made Easy.

Explore how to express age in Swedish using different age adjectives, from 'I'm 23' to 'a 23-year-old man', with practical examples to impress others in everyday conversation.

Master Swedish adjectives and adverbs with practical examples of correctness, color words, and common phrases like det är rätt, focusing on form, usage, and basic accuracy.

Learn to express att ha fel in Swedish, distinguishing when something is incorrect from what is right, with examples of speaking wrongly, saying something incorrect, and writing incorrect.

Learn to apologize in Swedish for mistakes by using phrases like jag sa fel and I was wrong, and practice saying sorry I was wrong or misspoke to communicate clearly.

Master how Swedish adjectives combine with forms to express you are special, and use especially to emphasize actions, while reviewing relatives and common phrases.

Practice Swedish adjectives and basic sentence-building to say 'hungry' and describe moods, with tips on breaking long sentences into parts for easier recall.

Practice essential Swedish movement phrases: come here, come out, come home, go there, and go eat, plus using heat to describe temperature, for everyday conversations.

Explore the Swedish future tense with jag kommer att, expressing 'I am going to' as 'I will', including examples like I will miss you.

Learn how to express future intentions in Swedish with ska and going to, using examples like are you going to drink beer and I will eat now.

Learn to express future plans in Swedish with ska, compare it to going to, and use ska as a standalone verb to say I'm going there or I will go.

Explore the English 'going to' future, using 'going to' on its own or with verbs to express future plans, such as 'I'm going to Canada' or 'Where are you going?'

Master Swedish phrase-building by combining words to form natural sentences, such as jag ska äta idag. Note two-word constructions, weak g pronunciation, and how morning signals today or tomorrow.

Learn how to express future plans in Swedish with phrases such as kommer du snart, soon, and tomorrow, and practice asking 'will you come' to schedule upcoming visits.

Learn practical Swedish phrases from Jag vill ha dig, including call me, text me, and come back, with everyday timing for confident conversation in six days.

Explore Swedish pronunciation and essential phrases through lively wordplay and translation exercises, preparing learners to say 'kommer du komma snart' and other basics with confidence.

Explore how school relates to teaching and education, and how phrases like 'to school' and 'schooled in hip-hop' illustrate learning inside and outside the classroom.

Learn Swedish words for morning and tomorrow, and how future tense and contractions shape phrases like i morgon bitti. See practical sentences about going to school and school lunch.

Discover how to say and form phrases for skipping school or work in Swedish, using verbs like skippa and hoppa, and understand quick, everyday expressions about jobs and schooling.

Explore Swedish verb forms for to study and to work, then practice saying I go to school to study, and use go to school in different contexts.

Learn how to ask 'what do you study' in Swedish, using verbs studera and plugga, endings for verbs, and how to say 'where do you study' at Stockholm University.

Practice Swedish fundamentals through daily study and review, and learn how verbs and nouns interact with common endings. Use practical examples to reinforce speaking and sentence structure.

Learn to say 'this is my homework' in Swedish and practice the days' homework through repeated examples to reinforce the meaning of homework and related phrases.

Learn practical Swedish for university life, including how to say 'I study at university' and 'I attend university,' and ask 'what is your job'.

Explore Swedish basics for talking about work: learn 'job', form 'to work' as a verb, and ask 'what is your job?' with examples like 'my mom works at SEB'.

Learn how to describe things as annoying or tiresome in Swedish by turning nouns into adjectives, with practical examples like my job is annoying and pronunciation tips.

Learn how to form Swedish expressions using va to mean 'how,' compare to English, and practice phrases like how nice and how annoying with pronunciation tips and examples.

Learn how to say klasskamrat in Swedish and explore related terms like colleague, comrade, and class friend, with notes on formality and usage in everyday conversation.

explains how Swedish verb conjugation works in the past tense, highlights irregular forms and the ska to be going to construction, with examples like I am going to and yesterday.

Master essential Swedish phrases for conditional and imperative usage, including tell me, call me if you can, and let me know if he comes.

Learn to express polite requests in Swedish using 'jag skulle vilja' and phrases, with examples like 'I would like to eat this' and 'I would like you to come here'.

Learn to say what would you like to eat in Swedish, expand the sentence for everyday waiter interactions, and use 'I would like' to express preferences.