Learn Swedish basic phrases - 16 Swedish words and phrases you need to communicate in Swedish!

Learn to communicate in Swedish with this simple Swedish phrases.
16 simple basic things you need to know to have a basic communication in Sweden.

Because some simple Swedish words and phrases can go a long way. You just need to know how to say hi and goodbye for basic politeness.
You need to know how to say excuse me and I am sorry to avoid trouble.

And knowing how to say you are welcome in Swedish will come in handy as well as saying thank you.

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[wika]

1.Hej (Hi) 0:50
2.Hej då(Good Bye) 1:18
3.Tack (Thank you) 1:39
4.Varsågod(Your’re welcome/Here you are) 2:28
5.Ursäkta(Excuse me) 3:37
6.Förlåt (I’m sorry) 4:35
7.Ja(A) (Yes) 5:04
8.Nej(No) 5:35
- Är du hungrig?(Are you hungry?) 5:18
- Vill du ha kvittot?(Do you want the recept?) 5:50
Bonus!
- Nja (When you are not sure) 6:00
- Vill du gå ut? (Do you want to go out?) 6:06
9. Jag vet inte (I don’t know) 6:35
10. Jag förstår inte(I don’t understand) 6:57
- Jag förstår svenska (I understand swedish) 7:28
11. Godmorgon (Good morning) 7:32
12. Jag heter…(My name is….) 8:22
13. Trevligt att träffas (Nice to meet you) 8:56
14. Välkommen (Welcome) 9:09
- Välkommen till mig kl.5 på lördag (Welcome/please come/looking forward to have you at my place at 5 on saturday) 9:30
15. Precis(Exactly) 9:49
16. Skål(Cheers) 10:40

[kabirbaidhya]

Great video. I just realized your lessons are practically more useful in real life than completing 10 chapters in duolingo, haha.
All I had been learning was man, kvinna, hund, barn and etc but now I feel like I do know basic Swedish ways to communicate at least. :D

[matildawolfram]

My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!

[kristofferkarlsson]

Både glädjande och underhållande! Även infödda svenskar borde ta del av dessa fraser. Med artighet och hövlighet gentemot varandra kan man komma långt. "Keep up the good work!"

[IlIllllIlIIIIllI]

0:50 Hi
1:18 Bye
1:39 Thank you
2:28 You are welcome/here you are
3:37 Excuse me
4:35 I am sorry
5:04 Yes
5:35 No
6:00 (when you are not sure)
6:57 I do not understand
10:41 Cheers

[raxy]

Bra att lär ut svenska till folk, lycka till med mer videos!

[kirstenvzumba]

I'm going to visit relatives in Sweden (my cousin, her husband, adult children and grandchildren) next week! This is EXACTLY what I was looking for!! ("Precis")😂😂
Eventhough they all speak English, I feel that it's courteous to learn a few polite phrases such as these to use whenever you can. 😊❤❤ Tack so mycket!!!

[yunhuiyang]

1. 0:47, Hej, Hey/Hi, 你好 / 您好
2. 1:16, Hej då, Goodbye, 再見 /3 bai bai
3. 1:37, Tack, Thank you, 謝謝 / 多謝
4. 2:26, Varsågod, 1) You are welcome, 不客氣 2) Take it, 拿著吧 / 用吧 / 攞住用喇
5. 3:36, Ursäkta, Excuse me!, 不好意思 / 打擾一下 / 唔該 / 唔好意思
6. 4:33, Förlåt, I'm sorry, 對不起 / 對唔住
7. 5:02, Ja, Yes, 是的 / 係呀
8. 5:32, Nej, No, 不 / 唔係呀
9. 6:33, Jag vet inte, I don't know, 我不知道 / 我唔知
10. 6:55, Jag förstår inte, I don't understand, 我不懂 / 我不明白 / 我唔明
11. 7:32, Godmorgon, Good morning, 早上好 / 早晨
12. 8:22, Jag Heter, My name is, 我的名字是 / 我是 / 我係
13. 8:56, Trevligt att träffas, Nice to meet you, 很高興見到你 / 好開心識到你
14. 9:09, Välkommen, Welcome, 歡迎
15. 9:49, Precis, Precisely/Exactly, 就是就是 / 係呀係呀
16. 10:37, Skål, Cheers, 乾杯 / 飲杯

Thanks for your amazing videos!

[panjoshua]

Just discovered your channel about a week ago; love your energy and enthusiasm for teaching us Swedish! I think your videos would be even better with a better camera and microphone, though :D You're a great teacher!

[fentonburyfilms]

You are BRILLIANT!!! I have been searching for the perfect person to teach. This is it! Thank you. You teach superbly.

[LaraOlson-cukr]

I'm Canadian of Swedish descent. Finally learning the language....and this is really easy and fun. Tack :)

[LillaVarga]

Tack så mycket 😊 Swedish has such a lovely rythm and intonation. I love it 💟

[sivvorn]

It’s interesting to learn the Swedish word “tack.” We use the nautical term “tack” when sailing. I will be sailing the West Coast of Sweden and flying into GOT airport on Friday. I look forward to using these words along with Google Translate. Thanks for the lessons.

[xCurzehh]

tack so mycket for your nice video, i learned so mycket! tack tack

[TomWatsonB]

Tack. I'm coming to Sweden this summer on vacation. Looking forward to visiting and seeing where some of my ancestors came from (Stockholm and Malmo). My wife is German and I can see some commonalities.

[fernandobautista]

This video was a bit too basic but the little details made it worth watching. Tack Daniella.

[JumpRopeQueen]

You're such a good teacher. Thank you!

[JBorda]

Awesome just arrived to Stockholm and realized i don’t understand a word. This is helpful

[tietosalaisuusmysteeri]

Tack så mycket för det video här. Jag älskar att tala svenska. Jag har lärt mig mycket svenska i skolan i år. Jag vet att jag ännu gör misstagen men jag lärt mig mer dagligen.

[ovaokeane]

Your videos are the best ones and teach thoroughly the boring material... but you always seem to make it interesting, tack