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Now in SPANISH as well! José Alejandro Pérez Sánchez now has made a translation of this site in Spanish. So if you feel more comfortable with Spanish. Go to this link!
There is also a GERMAN version! Uwe Zimmerman has made a German translation of the site. So for those who want the German version, click on the flag above!
There is also a DUTCH version! Edith Raats has translated the course into Dutch! So click on the flag to enter the Dutch area!
There is also a FRENCH
version! Jean-Pierre Tanguay has done the wonderful job of translation the Swedish Course into French. Click on the flag to enter the French version.
There is also a POLISH
version! Adam Stalinski has done the greate job of translating the website into Polish!
There is also a GREEK
version! Panagiotis Zigouris has done the greate job of translating the website into Greek!
Hi, my name is Björn Engdahl and I live in Stockholm, Sweden. I've seen a couple of homepages teaching a language, so I descided to make one on Swedish.
Swedish is spoken by approximately 9 million people in Sweden and some 300 000 in Finland. Written Swedish is quite similar to German and Dutch; Norwegians and Swedes understand each other perfectly.
What is difficult (at first) and characteristic with the Swedish language is the pronunciation. I therefore suggest you take a brief look at the Swedish pronunciation guide before starting with the lessons.
If you have any opinions, comments or whatever on this page,
don't hesitate to email me at 
This page is provided by me personally. I've spent my spare time writing this down, and hence, no copying whatsoever may be made of this page.
(A
description of the pronunciation of the Swedish language)
(Nouns - indefinite article, Numbers 1-10, Basic words, Verbs - Infinitive
and Present tense)
(Nouns - definite form, Posing questions)
(Plural, Adjectives, Numbers 10-100)
(Negations, Possessive and Objective pronouns, Genitive, Telling the
Time)
(Compare, Imperfect and Perfect tense.)
(Participles, Passive form, The future, Numbers 100- ...)
(Auxiliary verbs, Adverbs, Word order, Reflexives, the Imperative)
(List of common Swedish irregular verbs)
(Test your skills in Swedish with this new enhanced test! Requires JavaScript.)
The words
Any opinions, comments, corrections are welcome to this address:
Copyright Björn Engdahl 2008