Easy Standard Phrases in Swedish

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Today we go through some of the most common, easy, standard phrases in Swedish. These are probably some of the first you learn, when learning a new language. Enjoy!

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Thank you for your amazing support!
Without you guys this wouldn't be as much fun for me.
Lots of hugs!
♥ Katrin

[IsabellaQuinns]

I remember the old video where you said "All you need to know in Swedish is "My name is Katrin" and "Katrin is the best"" and for a long time when I met a Swedish person I was saying these phrases :) And now I know a lot more, thank you!

[ValyrianSteeI]

I can't help loving Swedish! It's a beautiful language. I'm learning it for 1 year now and not even sure that I will need it someday since it's mostly spoken in Sweden only but I'm learning it anyway! ♡

[TengRandall]

You are a perfect language teacher . awesone .

[bensisko]

Can I just say that the sound of Swedish in my ears makes my heart melt like Swiss cheese on a hot plate...

[nalalou]

I think it's so funny that the swedish word for old is gammal, because in german we have the word gammlig that translates to something like rotten or moldy. I never have any problems remembering this word😂

[haileytink]

I love the addition of going through everything again a little faster a second time! I know this isn’t practical with all of the videos, but on ones like this where it’s essentially just vocab rather than full conversations, this is super nice to help us get used to things speeding up a little bit at a time!

[mariuszbuawa]

It is a fantastic video for total beginners like me. I have been a bit familiar with languages (Englisg, French, German) since my youth/early adulthood but not at all with Swedish. And at the age of 50+ I found a motivation to learn Swedish: my son, daughter-in-law and two young grandsons are starting their new lives there. I am determined to learn Swedish as much as I can and am exited about it. It sounds so beautiful and gentle. Thank you for this vid, it's extremely helpful to start off!

[soooonya]

Hi. I love learning languages! I am married to a Swede and in 4 years he hasn’t been able to teach me as much as you do in your videos! I love this! 😂 Can’t wait to be able to have a conversation with my girls and my Swedish family in Swedish! Tack så mycket!

[SafetyLast-_-]

I absolutely love Swedish! The pronounciation is so melodic. When I'll finish learning German for my work projects - I'll definitely switch to Swedish.
Also, "Fika, Lagom, & Mys" are not only interesting concepts but also a great way to make life a lot cozier 😊
Greetings from Ukraine 🇺🇦

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The slowed down speaking really helps pick up on the words, because regular speakers speak normally and it’s hard to tell words apart ☺️

[LS-oqqh]

I am constantly amazed by the diversity of Germanic languages. We've got English language that everyone can speak. Then we got Dutch that sounds like the closest cousin language to English. And we got Swedish language that sounds like joyful singing.

[pabloriascos]

With you everything is easier ...you are the best teacher 👍 tack

[enjoythedivisionnn]

Hi Katrin! I'm so glad you started this channel -- I was already in the process of learning Swedish online by myself, and now watching tutorials from a vlogger I already like makes it 100 times more interesting. xx

[benyatrock]

Thank you for your precise enunciation. It makes it easier to understand your Swedish.
I've been to Sweden a couple times many years ago, and have always had a little trouble understanding when native speakers use normal, fast speech.
I'm trying to hone and improve since I do see my Swedish friends every couple years or so.
Well done.

[FabDrek]

This is so cool!! I want to start learning swedish. I've always found it a very ineteresting language. Tack sa mycket!

[daniaskelid]

These videos are so helpful! Thanks for this awesome content. My husband is Swedish and I’m working on learning the language; reading and writing comes super easily but hearing it has always been a little challenging for me. His whole family speaks perfect English but it’s really important to me that we eventually teach it to our kids in the future and that I can converse with his family that still lives over in Sweden. Thanks again!

[mattjameskendall]

I'm applying for a job in Sweden and have been trying to teach myself Swedish for awhile now, but these videos have been very helpful.

[Straitjacket]

Absolutely fantastic. Just what I need. Love Sweden. Definitely my happy place.

[ELeviathan]

A little fast for me, but thankfully Youtube has a slowmo button. :p

[zoechingyiho]

You teach really well! I get the learning so much easier with you, tack!