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Nice link. Directly to my list of links where I can study.

I've bought a notebook and I'm taking notes of what I've learnt. I'm taking my classes seriously

My little sister loves to play me some jokes. She has print a Sweedish flag and a picture of Eric with the words: Do it for me and she has put them in the first page of my notebook. I know it was a joke but I let them because it actually looks nice and funny.


Today I'll study a new lesson.

niksi483 wrote:

What I recommend is this website, http://www.onlineswedish.com/main.php
It has a very basic, but very useful Swedish course avaible in many languages.

Just finished this course and I now I can't wait to learn some more. I need to go over the grammar rules a few more times to get them sunk in, but it was a very good course indeed! Well written and easy to understand.

Tack så mycket niksi

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I've bought a notebook and I'm taking notes of what I've learnt. I'm taking my classes seriously

+1, I bought a very cool notebook.
Tough, if my teacher saw it at school, I would be banned
There's a drawing of a man smoking cigarette, it's so coooooool

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My little sister loves to play me some jokes. She has print a Sweedish flag and a picture of Eric with the words: Do it for me

LOL!

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Just finished this course and I now I can't wait to learn some more.

You are QUICK! WOW!

Varsågod Adam!



I started with this, http://www.ielanguages.com/swedish.html .

Well, will you guys be my future team of translators?

Admin wrote:

Well, will you guys be my future team of translators?

If thing will continue that way, everybody here will be #TeamTranslators

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Btw, that's a dictionary, and it might help: http://www.freedict.com/onldict/swe.html

Check out this youtube channel : https://www.youtube.com/user/GoSwedish

It has very interesting lessons on it and it's a great help for the pronunciation. Specially the lessons about love can be useful if we would meet Eric in reality

lotcha wrote:

Check out this youtube channel : https://www.youtube.com/user/GoSwedish

It has very interesting lessons on it and it's a great help for the pronunciation. Specially the lessons about love can be useful if we would meet Eric in reality

Thank you so much for posting!
Love is very usefull

Tack så mycket.

I like the voice of the girl from this Channel.

I'll be gald to be a translator of the site. But i have to learn a lot to be a good one. Maybe in a few months we will.

I have learnt some vocabulary. I have also practiced the numbers.
I watched a youtube video with the melodifestivalen voting to practice them and I also practice the subjects.

I'll be studying these subjects this week.

I had a dream in Swedish! Too bad in my dreams I apparently speak fluent, but in reality... Hehe.

I'm now studying all the lessons of the online swedish site. And I've put the GoSwedish lessons on my ipod so I can listen to it when I'm on the train this afternoon! I just finished my university exams last week and all my friends call me crazy for studying Swedish now

Ahhh this Topic is perfect! By now, I only know some words and sentences I tought myself with Google Translate. But they're correct though, a friend of mine who learns Swedish (and dislikes Eric... what a shame haha) told me so. But I'll try some of the things people posted here. TACK!

Fortunately I have my mother's Lärobok i svenska and some copys of other two Swedish Textbooks so I learn by those ^^ I sometimes impress myself how much I actually understand with so little time studying it.
My main problem is the pronunciation so THANKS FOR THE LINKS! Now I can work on that

I am looking for a spanish-sweedish dictionary online. Here it's almost impossible to find one because there must be just a few persons studying sweedish. I think I have to download the audios from GoSweedish to start studying while being on the bus,etc.

I'd like to know how to say you're welcome in Swedish. I just know how to say thank you--- tack

varsågod?

Admin wrote:

varsågod?

I am not sure

-Tack
-varsågod

At least that's in english

google gave me that

http://www.canuckabroad.com/language/swedish-translation.html

Admin wrote:

google gave me that

http://www.canuckabroad.com/language/swedish-translation.html

Thanks Admin

I can take photos (don't have a scanner) of my Swedish Textbook for beginners (it's completely in Swedish with my mum's notes in Estonan tho xD, other two I have have Estonian comments about grammar and stuff) if anyone's interested. It's probably against the law, but I trust you

kizka wrote:

I can take photos (don't have a scanner) of my Swedish Textbook for beginners (it's completely in Swedish with my mum's notes in Estonan tho xD, other two I have have Estonian comments about grammar and stuff) if anyone's interested. It's probably against the law, but I trust you

Thanks kizka. I'll be glad to share info with you.

At the same time now I'm studying with a book. It's in english but I guess we all know how to speak english here.
It's called Speak Swedish with confidence. It has audio files too.

THIS is the link where I put the photos. I hope they're in right order, if not, then check the names as I took the photos in right order Enjoy!

As you all know Sweds tend to, unable to find a better word, "cut" words. In that book if a word has:

• x in front of/above it then it has emphasis in 2 or more syllables. Like en pojke.
  
• ' in front of/above it then it's just one. Like en bok.

I don't know if other textbooks use that kind of marking too, so I mentioned, just in case.

Mind those notes. They're translations, pronunciation etc. Guess those won't help you much I'm sorry I've done all the exercises tho (me and mum actually. My handwriting is the darker and bigger one And I swear my handwriting is not that ugly actually xD)

Hope you won't report me for copyrights!

Oh, and it's not all. I have more, but I'm too lazy today

Edit: Actually the pronunciation I have or my mum has written might help if you're Spanish/know Spanish. Estonians pronunce the vocals that we have in common quite the same way Like if there's written en ost [en úst] then yes, we pronunce the vocal 'u' like in Spanish.

Thank you very much. And as I promised, this is the link for my book of study.
Click Here

I hope you and all my friends on the forum enjoy it and keep learning Swedish.

Thanks so much for all your efforts!!! Now we will definitely become fluent speakers in Swedish

Tack så mycket för delning det med oss också! Nu kan jag höra svenska också! Före kunde jag bara lyssna på radio eller lyssna på svensk musik för att läsa det ^^

Hope you all understand. It's probably full of mistakes, but what the hell We're all learning here

Varsågod.

And I hope to say a full sentence but I am just about to learn how to conjugate the subjects today.

Tack så mycket för posting this Triin!
It really helps