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Finally we’ve come to the mean green irregular verbs, the fourth group of verbs. After this lesson you will be able to conjugate all Swedish verbs but if you haven’t listened to the episode yet, you have a scary way ahead of you. Tune in at your own risk. Ye ‘ave been warned.
Hej allihopa! Today we’re going to talk about the verbs in the third conjugation group. This we do with a nice little dialog in which Anders gets to know Markus.
Today’s song is written by one of the biggest songwriters in Swedish history: Alice Tegnér. Her songs are sung by generations of children. This song is about a squirrel and verbs in past tense.
Today we are going to present to you a pretty melancholic old seaman song: Vem kan segla förutan vind? According to Wikipedia it’s from Swedish speaking Finland, probably from the island of Åland.
We chose this song because it shows how to use auxiliary verbs. It also contains questions.
Today we are singing one of the most common children’s lullaby ever: “Trollmors vaggsång”. The text is short and still manages to contain TWO tenses! In addition, it contains one adverb and some adjectives.
So, after a couple of years we finally had some time to make a lesson for you guys. You’ve been waiting for this one, right? I really hope you’ll enjoy it! Today we’re talking about verbs in the second conjugation group.
Hej allihopa! Today we are releasing our very first culture lesson. Aren’t you all excited? This day is the Swedish day of the cinnamon bun which is the master bun in Sweden. It goes with everything and is available all year round despite having a day in October. So tune in for some sweet buns!
Today we’re going to learn the months! I bet you already know the melody. This is a really common children’s song in Sweden.
Our musical and linguistic journey moves along with a song that I guess most of you are familiar with. Today we are going to sing in present tense and learn some verbs!
We are always trying to find new fun and exciting ways to learn a new language. The Swedish “invention” Spotify is now available in a bunch of countries, so we wanted to try this thing out where we teach you Swedish through music. We will present songs to you which we think have some kind of linguistic topic.