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Swedish Prepositions of Time: I & På + Days of the Week (+ Quiz)

If you’ve been learning Swedish for a little while, you’ve probably already run into phrases like i måndags, på måndag, and på måndagar – and wondered what on earth the difference is. I and på are some of the most common Swedish prepositions of time, and yes, using them in expressions of time can feel […]

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Swedish Pronunciation – The Basics (Finally Explained Clearly)

Let’s be real: Swedish pronunciation can feel a little weird in the beginning. You might look at a word and think, “How on earth am I supposed to say that?” (I’ve been there too!) But trust me, once you understand a few key rules, it starts to make a lot more sense. And today, I’ll

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