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Sweasy Lessons
Your shortcut to the Swedish language. The best tools to start creating sentences and find the native pronunciation right away. Fun and easy, this is Sweasy!
Speaking Swedish can be fun and easy - that's Sweasy! If you have questions or comments about the lessons, you're very welcome to write to us on Facebook, Instagram or our e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com. We also love to hear your stories about using the method. Your comments bring so much joy to making Sweasy, so thank you. Tack!
Speaking Swedish can be fun and easy - that's Sweasy! If you have questions or comments about the lessons, you're very welcome to write to us on Facebook, Instagram or our e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com. We also love to hear your stories about why you're following the podcast and what you think about the method. Your comments bring so much joy to making Sweasy, so thank you. Tack!
Speaking Swedish can be fun and easy - that's Sweasy! If you have questions or comments about the lessons, you're very welcome to write to us on Facebook, Instagram or our e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com. We also love to hear your stories about why you're following the podcast and what you think about the method. Your comments bring so much joy to making Sweasy, so thank you. Tack!
Speaking Swedish can be fun and easy - that's Sweasy! If you have questions or comments about the lessons, you're very welcome to write to us on Facebook, Instagram or our e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com. We also love to hear your stories about why you're following the podcast and what you think about the method. Your comments bring so much joy to making Sweasy, so thank you. Tack!
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us on Facebook, Instagram or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy Lessons! Would you like to ask a question about the lesson? Or share your story about using this method? You'll find us at our Facebook page or the e-mail address: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Thank you for listening to Sweasy! You are welcome to share your stories, questions or comments on: facebook.com/sweasylessons or our e-mail: sweasylessons@outlook.com
We're ending this season of the Sweasy Lessons with a game. Let's get your mind producing sentences! (Please note a mistake from your teacher in the 10th minute: "today" is not supposed to be translated into "imorgon", but "idag".)The Sweasy project is now being paused for a little while. We'll see when we find the time to get back to it. Meanwhile, you're welcome to ask about the teaching by e-mailing: sweasylessons@outlook.com. Please also follow the Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/sweasylessons and of course, feel free to share this free resource with people whom might be interested.If you want to know more about the method that first inspired us to do Sweasy, please check out the Language Transfer project: https://www.languagetransfer.org/Ha det bra!
Curious for more details? Sweasy has the key for you: learn more question words!
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Ha det bra!
What are you saying? Why would they go to Denmark tomorrow, when Sweden is the place to learn Swedish? Oh, well. People make their choices.
Hope you'll enjoy this new Sweasy Lessons. If you did - please share your story about learning Swedish! You find us at: facebook.com/sweasylessons
Some new words, but patterns you recognize. You're able to speak Swedish, you know! Yay!
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Focusing a lot on Swedish sounds today! And a new word? Of course!
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Two new words in today's lesson. And really useful ones! Let's go!
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We keep on playing with the words and changing them in the ways we like to! And of course, adding new stuff. Enjoy!
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Statements, questions, food. What does not fit in to the Sweasy universe? Hope you'll enjoy today's lesson!
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Adding bites of new words and, most of all, playing with the forms that you know. Languages are always going to be both about picking up information and then giving it a ride. That is: using it! Hope you're ready to speak Swedish today!
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Today's lesson is all about logics. About taking your time to think. About being in control of the sentences that you are creating. And hey! Once you've finished the lesson - give yourself some cheering. You are beginning to master quite advanced grammar in Swedish!
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The Sweasy podcast is often picking up things that we have been mentioning previously. Today we're bringing back the vocabulary of time!
And thank you for all your questions and stories. We love to hear from our listeners, so keep on writing!
New year, new future, new episode containing grammar of the future. Let's go!
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In this new episode we're testing your ability to change between different pronouns in Swedish (without even mentioning the word "pronoun"). Oh, and learning som new words. Yay!
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Building on our previous lesson and adding new words. A classic Sweasy Lesson, right? This time with some more empathy included. Are you using your Swedish skills trying to speak to people? We're excited to hear about your experiences! You can write to us at: facebook.com/sweasylessons. Thanks for listening!
Jumping forward to a future tense - that is, a new way of expressing the future in Swedish!
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Let's be honest, some of the Sweasy phrases are completely worthless in terms of expressing meaningful things in a conversations. But you do learn a lot of grammar! Today, on the other hand, you could actually learn something useful. Just change the final word to suit your own life story.
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The longest sentence in a while - and you all still seem to find it quite easy? I just love this method for that!
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By soon, you'll be a totalt expert on pronouncing in a Swedish way. Today we're digging deep in the details of Swedish vocal sounds. Hope you're ready!
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Yeah, so we are going to use a really Swedish word today! By the way, does my voice sound like it's having a cold? If yes, than that's probably the case. Sorry 'bout that. Hope you will enjoy the lesson! And please share the podcast freely with anyone who'd appreciate it. Thank you!
We're back! After a few intense weeks, it's time to record Sweasy Lessons again. We are so happy for all of your comments and questions, so please keep writing to us about how to improve the podcast. You can find us at facebook.com/sweasylessons or e-mail: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Moving forward and introducing a new tense! Will this help you express more things while trying to communicate with people in Swedish? Please let us know about your journey and learning! You find us at Facebook and e-mail: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Back to basics and the present form. But hey, isn't the whole Sweasy podcast about basics? And yet so much fun!
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It's time to play! What happens when you're supposed to switch between different sentences? Are you ready to give it a try?
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We are continuing to talk about future, time and making plans. Today's episode introduces a new word again and explains how to talk about time in Swedish. Let's go!
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A new word from a new category of words: question words. Can you learn the word "when" and add it into sentences to make them even longer? Let's find out!
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Yay, it's time again for some acting! Today's lesson contains more words than we will fit in the title of this episode. I guess you'll inly have to dive into the lesson and saying them yourself. Let's play in Swedish! And by the way, we really enjoy to hear about where you found this podcast and how you experience the teaching method. Welcome to share your story by sending us a message at FB or our e-mail: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Today's lesson is introducing a new word (again) and actually a new tense! And yet, I believe you will find the lessons rather easy, your confidence rather high and your fun rather flowing. Isn't that a nice way of learning? Welcome to a new episode of Sweasy!
Yep, time for a new verb! You know, the stories we tell are all about the verbs. They make things happen. They move us forward. And especially, the verb of today's lesson moves us forward. Let's go - yes, I said go. And if you have a friend who'd love a fun way of learning Swedish, spread the podcast around you. Love from the Sweasy Production!
So many different sentences in the Sweasy podcast. All of a sudden, we are welcoming people to the capital of Sweden, as if we were some kind of railway company?! Oh well, as long as the grammar and the pronunciation is correct, right? And your feedback is always welcome, you find us at Facebook or: sweasylessons@outlook.com
Something old, something new... I hope you're not interested in letting your brain have some rest when you play a new episode of Sweasy. These lessons are all about making you work, using the words and structures you know and put them into new sentences. Are you ready?
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Why not get to know a new person among the Swedish words? Today we're both introducing a new word and testing the structure of asking questions. Hope you'll enjoy the lesson!
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The time has come, my friends. Today we are opening the gate to Asking Questions In Swedish. I know, it's a small step for mankind, but a large step for you and me. Let's go!
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FINALLY an episode where we're challenging your spontaneous speaking skills. Today you don't need to absorb any new grammar, but we're gonna ask you to speak. More than normally. So find a nice place to act out your inner Swede and let's GO! Best wishes, your partner in Swedish crime.
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OK, so the sentence you're about to produce in today's episode does not even fit in the description of the episode. Let's just say the sentences keep getting longer and you keep getting awesomer in Swedish. Yes, I said awesomer. Hey, please send us some fun comment about when/where/why you listen to the podcast! You find us at: facebook.com/sweasylessons
The Sweasy Lessons are adding more words and requiring more of you, as your knowledge increases. Pretty cool that we can throw any new words on you and you're still able to add them into your universe of Swedish. You rock! As always, feel free to send us any feedback at: sweasylessons@outlook.com. Tack!
We're introducing a new word and you might recognize it a bit... Get ready for a new episode of Sweasy!
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You are a great learner and your sentences keep getting longer. Time to show off your skills with some mingling in Swedish, perhaps? Let us know about your journey - we'd be happy to hear about it! You can write to us at facebook.com/sweasylessons or sweasylessons@outlook.com. Thanks for listening!
Happy Friday and happy learning! Hope you will enjoy this new lesson, where we'll make a fusion of old and new words. Together, they will make a whole SENTENCE and it will be pronounced by YOU! Hey, be proud about yourself! Any feedback our "yay, this is awesome!" is very warm welcome! You can write to us at facebook.com/sweasylessons our sweasylessons@outlook.com. If we know that the Sweasy Lessons help people enjoy learning Swedish, we are happy to continue creating them. Tack så mycket!
The Sweasy method is all about sharing tools. By learning the patterns, you can easily put in new words whenever you encounter them. Today we are using the new words to construct phrases. Hopefully, these phrases will equip you to create many new sentences in your future of being a Swedish Speaking Person. Yes, I said it!
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Yes! We are continuing to use the fast track to speaking Swedish. Let's look at the patterns and the words that are easy to start with - and then keep on building your skills from there. I think you will enjoy today's episode! Do you have any feedback to make this podcast even better? Or comments about what you like the most? Let us know! Our Facebook page or our e-mail address sweasylessons@outlook.com are great ways to contact us. Take care!
Don't you just love it when a Swedish word is the same as in English? Who said Swedish would be a difficult language?!
We are so happy that you enjoy the Sweasy podcast. If you want us to keep on publishing new episodes, please let us know! Your comments encourage us a lot to keep on doing this. You can find us at facebook.com/sweasylessons our e-mail us at: sweasylessons@outlook.com. Tack!
What if the Sweasy Lessons would turn into radio theatre? Let's play around with some words today and find out. I told you this method is not for benchwarmers.
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Yes, we are diving into sentences where you tell what you do NOT like. Important as anything else, right? We hope this small little new word "not" will encourage you to construct new sentences yourself. If you want to ask us anything related to the lesson - feel fre to contact us! You find us at https://www.facebook.com/sweasylessons or sweasylessons@outlook.com. Take care!
Finally! Moving to the next level of sentences you can construct. Today we are introducing the word "not" and letting out your inner 3-year-old-kid. Let's go!
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Words that we have already learned can be combined into several new sentences. Today we are playing a scene of two persons talking to each other in Swedish. And yes, you'll get both roles! :)
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Let's play! Language learning is all about cracking the code. Once you've learned a specific structure of Swedish, you can use it as a foundation where you put in new words while you are encountaring them. Today we are playing with some words that the person "you" like. Do you perhaps know other words that you could put in the end of this sentence? The possibilites are infinite!
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Whaaat, a seven words sentence, just like that? I suoppose you are a great learner, my friend! Thank you for following our podcast and well done! Jättebra! :)
Woho, we're continuing to use the new word "you". Can you feel already how new worlds of possible sentences are being opened? If you have comments, questions or just have a nice experience of using this podcast - we would love to hear from you! You may contact us at https://www.facebook.com/sweasylessons or our e-mail sweasylessons@outlook.com. Take care!
After a looong break, we are exited to record some new episodes of the Sweasy Lessons. After all, we think this is the best language learning method we have ever encountered. That's why we want to make it available to all of you amazing people fighting to learn Swedish. And teaser: today you'll be learning a super Swedish sound!
Your comments really encourange us to keep producing this podcast. If you have new comments or questions, you're welcome to contact us at https://www.facebook.com/sweasylessons or sweasylessons@outlook.com. Thank you!
This is gonna be our longest sentence so far in the Sweasy podcast! And what's even better: you will be perfectly able to understand the structure in it and use this patterns in future Swedish conversations. Boom!
One of the best words to make longer sentences: and! Get ready to learn a very short word, but a lot of skills in singing the melody as a Swede :)
What do people do to get to know each other? Very often, we grab a cup of coffee or tea and ask each other about life. Add a new word to your mingle vocabulary by listening to episode 9 of Sweasy!
Learning Swedish should be fun! Today we're using the fact that many Swedish words are very much alike the English ones. Easy vocabulary, focusing on the patterns and the Swedish melody. As always, in the Sweasy Lessons.
Here is the sentence that might have split your heart before - until this point, where you actually say it's true :) Learning new things can be quite cool, right? Let's continue getting to know the Swedish language in episode 7!
In Lesson 6 you will use your ability to remember patterns. What do you often add to a verb i Swedish, to tell that somebody is actually doing it? Let's give it a try in this new episode of Sweasy!
Now that you know the basics of creating a sentence, we will use the same pattern but with a new verb. Who said you have to start learning a new language by studying all the exceptions? Let's do it the Sweasy way!
After this episode you will be able to handle the three basic parts of a sentence: a person, an action and the object of the action. And of course, the phrase that unlocks all future conversations in Swedish :)
Whenever our teacher asks you to think and say something out loud, you may pause the podcast until you're ready to continue. Enjoy!
To produce your first sentence in Swedish while actually understanding the logics - could this be the day? Let's find out in our third episode!
Whenever our teacher asks you to think and say something out loud, you may pause the podcast until you're ready to continue. Enjoy!
A very important brick when you want to build a sentence is the verb - the thing you do. Today we introduce a basic form of a verb, by learning two new words in Swedish.
Whenever our teacher asks you to think and say something out loud, you may pause the podcast until you're ready to continue. Enjoy the lesson!
Make sure you listen to the Sweasy Introduction before you start the first lesson. Here in Lesson 1, you will learn your first word in Swedish. And maybe even more important: how to say it and sound Swedish.
Whenever our teacher asks you to think and say something out loud, you may pause the podcast until you're ready to continue. Enjoy the lesson!
Curious about learning Swedish in a different way? In 4 minutes, your teacher explanes the Sweasy method and how to get the most out of this podcast. We believe this first episode will help you enjoy the rest of your learning experience. Let's share our tools and then we'll dive into the lessons. Are you ready?