Free Swedish Online Courses for Schools, Colleges, and Universities – Erasmus+ Partnerships Digital partner for your next Erasmus+ KA2 / Horizon project for Schools, Colleges, and Universities What We Offer to Schools, Colleges, and Universities We provide free Swedish online courses for educational institutions across Europe. Our courses follow the CEFR system from A1 to … Read more
Theatre Review “Blåögd” Karin Sandell as Jane Elliott and Sarah Ehrenberg as Judy in a powerful scene depicting the moment they hear about Martin Luther King’s assassination. History is a chain of intertwined events. Yet very few people could imagine that an event that took place in Memphis, USA, in 1968 could somehow be connected … Read more
Adverbs in Swedish: what they are and how they work Before speaking further about adverbs, we must clarify adverb/adjective terminology.The adverb in the Swedish language is called adverb. As the name suggests, ad‑verb, “to the verb” describes how, when, where, or to what degree something happens. In practice, Swedish adverbs can modify verbs, adjectives, other adverbs, … Read more
Adjectives in Swedish: what they are and how they work Before speaking further about adjectives, we must clarify adjective/adverb terminology.The adjective in Swedish is called adjektiv. As the word’s origin suggests—“added”—an adjective is added to a noun to say how that noun is or looks: size, color, shape, quality, emotion, and so on. In short, … Read more
Kanelbullens dag – Sweden’s Cinnamon Bun Day Every 4 October, Sweden celebrates the humble cinnamon bun. Last year, 59% of Swedes ate at least one kanelbulle on this day, evidence that the spiral of dough, butter, sugar, and cinnamon is more than a pastry; it’s a piece of cultural heritage. Great time to buy: Bakeries … Read more
Certificate of authenticity This certifies that the following candidate has successfully achieved the C1 language level in Swedish in accordance with the CEFR framework Certificate serial number SWEC1AP20112000 Completed courses Swedish A1 Swedish A2 Swedish B1 Swedish For Professionals A2+/B1 Swedish B2 Swedish: Writing and Speaking Swedish C1 Swedish for Medical Staff Name and surname … Read more
Certificate of authenticity This certifies that the following candidate has successfully achieved the C1 language level in Swedish in accordance with the CEFR framework Certificate serial number SWEC1PV04061998 Completed courses Swedish A1 Swedish A2 Swedish B1 Swedish For Professionals A2+/B1 Swedish B2 Swedish: Writing and Speaking Swedish C1 Swedish for Medical Staff Name and surname … Read more
“Pakistan” verbs in Swedish What is “PaKiSTan X” verbs? There is a group of verbs in the Swedish language, which sometimes are called “Pakistan” verbs. The official grammar name is verb group 2b. Otherwise, there are 5 Swedish verb groups: 1, 2a, 2b, 3 and 4. But there are two practical reasons why “group 2b” is … Read more
Swedish Verbs A – J K – T U – Ö A – J Edit Infinitiv Grupp Imperativ Presens Preteritum Supinum Translation acceptera 1 acceptera accepterar accepterade accepterat accept agera 1 agera agerar agerade agerat act akta 1 akta aktar aktade aktat be careful with, take care of, guard, protect amma 1 amma ammar ammade … Read more
What is the difference between sämre and värre ? In English, both “sämre” and “värre” mean “worse,” the comparative form of something bad. But in Swedish, there are two kinds of “worse,” so called “sämre” and värre,” that are used in different contexts. When we compare something that can be good but also can be … Read more