Ty Swedish Conversation

TY SWEDISH CONVERSATION 2006
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teach
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regina harkin
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Contents
track listing
conversation 1
2
part 1: an interview
part 2: the interview continues
conversation 2
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part 1: booking a room in a hotel

part 2: checking in to a hotel
conversation 3
part 2: having a meal
conversation 4
part 2: travelling on the metro
conversation 5
part 2: buying clothes
conversation 6
part 2: taking a boat trip to the archipelago
conversation 7
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part 2: a chat in the sauna
conversation 8
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part 1: having a coffee
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part 1: asking for directions to the pharmacy
part 2: getting directions to a restaurant
conversation 9
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part 1: going to a nightclub
part 2: making plans to meet
conversation 10
part 1: being invited to a friends house
part 2: a dinner conversation
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listening skills: survival phrases
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SwedishEnglish glossary
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EnglishSwedish glossary
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subject index
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Track listing
CD 1
track 1: introduction
tracks 212: conversation 1
CD 2
CD 3
track 1: introduction
track 52: conclusion
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Conversation 1
Part 1: An interview
Hej!
Anders
Hello!
Maria
Hej!
Maria
Hello!
Anders
Jag heter Anders. Vad heter du?
Anders
My name is Anders. Whats your name?
Maria
Jag heter Maria.
Maria
My name is Maria.
Anders
Efternamn?
Anders
Your surname?
Maria
Moberg.
Maria
Moberg.
Anders
Vad jobbar du med?
Anders
What do you do for a living?
Maria
Jag r fotograf.
Maria
Im a photographer.
Anders
Vad studerar du?
Anders
What do you study?
Maria
Jag studerar engelska.
Maria
Im studying English.
Anders
Var bor du?
Anders
Where do you live?
Maria
I Stockholm.
Maria
In Stockholm.
Vad heter du?
Anders
Whats your name?
Anna
Jag heter Anna Pettersson.
Anna
My name is Anna Pettersson.
Anders
Var kommer du ifrn?
Anders
Where do you come from?
Anna
Jag kommer frn Uppsala men jag bor i Stockholm.
Anna
I come from Uppsala but I live in Stockholm.
Anders
Vad jobbar du med?
Anders
What do you do for a living?
Anna
Jag r busschauffr.
Anna
Im a bus driver.
Anders
Vad studerar du?
Anders
What do you study?
Anna
Jag studerar svenska och engelska. Oj, vi r sena!
Anna
I study Swedish and English. Oh dear, we are late!
Anders
Tack och hej d!
Anders
Thanks and goodbye!
Anna
Hej d!
Anna
Goodbye!
Anders
Part 2: The interview continues

Anders
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Conversation 2
Part 1: Booking a room in a hotel

Hotel receptionist
Hotell Bellman, god morgon!
Hotel receptionist
Hotell Bellman, good morning!
Lars
God morgon! Har ni ett ledigt rum?
Lars
Good morning! Do you have a vacant room?
Hotel receptionist
Fr en person?
Hotel receptionist
For one person?
Lars
Ja, fr en person.
Lars
Yes, for one person.
Hotel receptionist
Till idag?
Hotel receptionist
For today?
Lars
Nej, till imorgon.
Lars
No, for tomorrow.
Hotel receptionist
Fr en natt?
Hotel receptionist
For one night?
Lars
Nej, fr sex ntter.
Lars
No, for six nights.
Hotel receptionist
Ja, vi har ett rum ledigt.
Hotel receptionist
Yes, we have a vacant room.
Lars
h, vad bra! Vad kostar det?
Lars
Oh, thats great! How much is it?
Hotel receptionist
Tusen kronor per natt.
Hotel receptionist
1000 kronor per night.
Part 2: Checking in to a hotel

Hotel receptionist
God middag.
Hotel receptionist
Good afternoon.
Lars
Hej! Jag har bokat ett rum.
Lars
Hello! I have booked a room.
Hotel receptionist
Vad heter du?
Hotel receptionist
Whats your name?
Lars
Lars Ekstrm.
Lars
Lars Ekstrm.
Hotel receptionist
Frlt?
Hotel receptionist
Pardon?
Lars
Lars Ekstrm.
Lars
Lars Ekstrm.
Hotel receptionist
Ett rum fr en person fr sex ntter?
Hotel receptionist
One room for one person for six nights?
Lars
Ja, just det.
Lars
Yes, thats right.
Hotel receptionist
Rum nummer nio. Varsgod, hr r nyckeln.
Hotel receptionist
Lars
Tack s mycket.
Room number nine. Here you are, heres the

key.
Lars
Thanks a lot.
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Conversation 3
Part 1: Having a coffee

Waitress
Hej!
Waitress
Hello!
Maria
Hej! En kaffe och en te, tack.
Maria
Hello! A coffee and a tea, please.
Waitress
Ngot annat?
Waitress
Anything else?
Maria
Ja, en ostsmrgs och en kanelbulle.
Maria
Yes, a cheese sandwich and a cinnamon bun.
Waitress
Var det bra s?
Waitress
Is that all?
Maria
Ja, tack. Vad blir det?
Maria
Yes, thanks. How much is that?
Waitress
Sjuttiofem kronor, tack.
Waitress
Seventy-five kronor, please.
Maria
Varsgod! Finns det mjlk och socker?
Maria
Here you are! Is there milk and sugar?
Waitress
Ja, det str p borden.
Waitress
Yes, its on the tables.
Maria
Ingr ptr?
Maria
Is a refill included?
Waitress
Javisst!
Waitress
Yes, certainly!
Hej och vlkomna!
Waiter
Hi and welcome!
Lars
Hej!
Lars
Hi!
Waiter
Vad vill ni ta?
Waiter
What would you like to eat?
Lars
Tv dagens rtt tack!
Lars
Two chefs specials, please!
Waiter
Och att dricka?
Waiter
And to drink?
Lars
En stor stark och vatten, tack.
Lars
A large lager and water, please.
Part 2: Having a meal

Waiter
(After the meal.)
(After the meal.)
Lars
Fr jag betala?
Lars
Can I pay?
Waiter
Javisst! Det blir hundrattio kronor.
Waiter
Certainly! That will be 180 kronor.
Lars
Varsgod!
Lars
Here you are!
Waiter
Tack! Hej d!
Waiter
Thanks! Bye!
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Conversation 4
Part 1: Taking a taxi

Taxi driver
Hej! Vart vill du ka?
Taxi driver
Hello! Where do you want to go to?
Lars
Hej! Kan du kra mig till Rsunda?
Lars
Hello! Can you drive me to Rsunda?
Taxi driver
Javisst!
Taxi driver
Yes, of course!
Lars
r det mycket trafik?
Lars
Is there a lot of traffic?
Taxi driver
Nej, inte s mycket.
Taxi driver
No, not so much.
Lars
Vad bra! Matchen brjar om en halvtimme.
Lars
Thats good! The match starts in half an hour.
Taxi driver
Det hinner vi. Vilka spelar?
Taxi driver
We have enough time. Who are playing?
Lars
AIK mot Djurgrden.
Lars
AIK against Djurgrden.
Taxi driver
Oj, d blir det mycket folk.
Taxi driver
Gosh, then there will be a lot of people.
(Twenty-five minutes later.)
(Twenty-five minutes later.)
Taxi driver
Det blir trhundratrettio kronor, tack.
Taxi driver
That will be 230 kronor, please.
Lars
Hr, det r jmnt. Hej d!
Lars
Here, keep the change. Bye!
Part 2: Travelling on the metro

Anders
Hej! Solna centrum, tack.
Anders
Hello! Solna centrum, please.
Girl in ticket booth
Tjugoen kronor.
Twenty-one kronor.
Anders
Varsgod.
Anders
Here you are.
Tack.Tunnelbanan r tyvrr frsenad.
Thanks. The train is delayed, unfortunately.
Anders
Jas?
Anders
Really?
Ja, det r fotbollsmatch p Rsunda.
Yes, theres a football match at Rsunda.
Anders
Ja, jag ska dit ocks. Nr kommer

tunnelbanan?
Anders
Yes, Im going there too. When will the train

come?
Om en halvtimme. Nr brjar matchen?
In half an hour. When does the match start?
Anders
Klockan tta.
Anders
At eight oclock.
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Part 1: Going to the supermarket

Anna
Urskta, var finns tandkrm?
Anna
Excuse me, wheres the toothpaste?
Shop assistant
Hr borta till hger.
Shop assistant
Over here on the right.
Anna
Och glass?
Anna
And ice cream?
Shop assistant
Glass finns dr borta till vnster.
Shop assistant
Ice cream is over there on the left.
Anna
Sljer ni saffran?
Anna
Do you sell saffron?
Shop assistant
Ja, det kan du kpa hr i kassan.
Shop assistant
Yes, you can buy it here at the cash register.
Anna
Tack fr hjlpen!
Anna
Thanks for your help!
(Ten minutes later.)
(Ten minutes later.)
Shop assistant
Hittade du glassen?
Shop assistant
Did you find the ice cream?
Anna
Ja.
Anna
Yes.
Shop assistant
Var det allt?
Shop assistant
Is that all?
Anna
Kan jag f tv paket saffran?
Anna
Can I have two packets of saffron?
Shop assistant
Javisst. Det blir hundratrettio kronor, tack.
Shop assistant
Of course. Thats 130 kronor, please.
Part 2: Buying clothes

Lars
Var finns barnklder?
Lars
Where are the childrens clothes?
Shop assistant
Hr borta. Vad letar du efter?
Shop assistant
Over here. What are you looking for?
Lars
Jag letar efter klder till en liten flicka.
Lars
Im looking for clothes for a little girl.
Shop assistant
En rd kjol?
Shop assistant
A red skirt?
Lars
Ja.
Lars
Yes.
Shop assistant
Och en rd trja?
Shop assistant
And a red top?
Lars
Nej, inte den!
Lars
No, not that one!
Shop assistant
En vit trja?
Shop assistant
A white top?
Lars
Ja, den var fin. Var kan jag betala?
Lars
Yes, thats nice. Where can I pay?
Shop assistant
Kassan r dr borta.
Shop assistant
The cash register is over there.
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Part 1: Going to the funfair

Kan du betala intrdet?
Maria
Can you pay the entrance fee?
Anna
Javisst!
Anna
Sure!
Maria
Var kper man kkuponger?
Maria
Where do you buy tickets for the rides?
Anna
Dr inne.
Anna
In there.
Maria
Vi tar en glass frst! Jag bjuder.
Maria
Well have an ice cream first! My treat.
Anna
OK. Sedan ker vi berg- och dalbana.
Anna
OK. Then well go on the rollercoaster.
Maria
Nej, det vgar jag inte.
Maria
No, I dont dare.
Anna
Gr du inte? D ker vi radiobilar istllet.
Anna
Dont you? In that case, well go on the bumper cars instead.
Maria
Ja, det gr vi. Det r roligare.
Maria
Yes, we will. Its more fun.
Anna
Kom, s gr vi in!
Anna
Come on, lets go in!
Maria
Nu ska vi ha roligt!
Maria
Now were going to have some fun!
Maria
Part 2: Taking a boat trip to the archipelago

Lars
Vart ska vi ka?
Lars
Where shall we go?
Anders
Jag vet inte. Vill du ka till Mja?
Anders
I dont know. Do you want to go to Mja?
Lars
Nej, det vill jag inte. Det r fr lngt.
Lars
No, I dont. Its too far.
Anders
Har du varit i Vaxholm?
Anders
Have you been to Vaxholm?
Lars
Nej, det har jag inte.
Lars
No, I havent.
Anders
Det r fint dr. Det finns en bra restaurang dr ocks.
Anders
Its nice there. Theres a good restaurant there too.
Lars
OK, d ker vi dit. Var kper man biljetter?
Lars
OK, then lets go there. Where do you buy tickets?
Anders
P bten.
Anders
On the boat.
Lars
Jaha. Nr gr bten?
Lars
I see. When does the boat leave?
Anders
Jag vet inte. Vi gr in hr och frgar.
Anders
I dont know. Well go in here and ask.
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Part 1: Going to the swimming pool

Lars
Lars!
Lars
Lars!
Anders
Hej! Det r Anders. Ska vi g och simma?
Anders
Hi! Its Anders. Shall we go for a swim?
Lars
Ja, nr d?
Lars
Yes, when?
Anders
Vi kan trffas i simhallen klockan tre?
Anders
We can meet at the swimming pool at three oclock?
Lars
OK. Vi ses d!
Lars
OK. Well see each other then!
(An hour later.)
(An hour later.)
Anders
Hej!
Anders
Hello!
Lars
Hej! Du, Anders
Lars
Hi! Eh, Anders
Anders
Ja, vad r det?
Anders
Yeah, whats up?
Lars
Jag har inga pengar, inga badbyxor och ingen handduk.
Lars
I have no money, no swimming togs and no towel.
Anders
Det gr inget. Jag ordnar det.
Anders
It doesnt matter. Ill take care of it.
Lars
Schysst!
Lars
Thats good of you!
Anders
Hr r nyckeln till skpet. Nu gr vi in!
Anders
Heres the key to the locker. Lets go in!
Lars
Det ska bli sknt att simma!
Lars
Itll be great to swim!
Part 2: A chat in the sauna

Anders
h, vad varmt och sknt!
Anders
How nice and warm!
Lars
Hur varmt r det?
Lars
How warm is it?
Anders
Nittio grader.
Anders
Ninety degrees.
Lars
Det var lnge sedan jag badade bastu.
Lars
I havent had a sauna for a long time.
Anders
Badar du inte bastu i London?
Anders
Dont you have a sauna in London?
Lars
Nej, det gr jag inte.
Lars
No, I dont.
Anders
Ska vi gra nt ikvll?
Anders
Shall we do something tonight?
Lars
Tja, vi kan g p bio eller ta en l?
Lars
Well, we can go to the pictures or have a beer?
Anders
Vi gr och tar en l.
Anders
Well go and have a beer.
Lars
Ska vi ringa Anna och Maria?
Lars
Shall we ring Anna and Maria?
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Conversation 8
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Part 1: Asking for directions to the pharmacy

Anna
Jag har s ont i huvudet!
Anna
I have such a headache!
Anders
Har du?
Anders
Do you? (Have you?)
Anna
Ja, jag behver en huvudvrkstablett. Var ligger apoteket?
Anna
Yes, I need a paracetamol. Wheres the pharmacy?
Anders
Det ligger ett apotek dr borta, men det r stngt.
Anders
Theres a pharmacy over there, but its closed.
Anna
r det? Varfr det?
Anna
Is it? Why is that?
Anders
Det r sndag.
Anders
Its Sunday.
Anna
Javisst, ja! Finns det ngot apotek som r ppet?
Anna
Oh, yes! Is there any pharmacy that is open?
Anders
Ja, g rakt fram till korsningen.
Anders
Yes, go straight ahead to the junction.
Anna
Jaha. Och sen?
Anna
I see. And then?
Anders
Svng hger vid korsningen och g cirka trhundra meter.
Anders
Turn right at the junction and walk about 200 metres.
Anna
h, vad bra! Tack s mycket!
Anna
Oh, thats great. Thanks a lot!
Anders
Det var s lite s.
Anders
Youre welcome.
Part 2: Getting directions to a restaurant

Anna!
Anna
Anna!
Maria
Hej! Det r Maria. Hur r det?
Maria
Hello! Its Maria. How are you?
Anna
Hej Maria! Jo, det r bra.
Anna
Hello Maria! Oh, Im alright.
Maria
Vi ska g p pizzeria ikvll. Vill du flja med?
Maria
Were going to a pizzeria tonight. Do you want to come along?
Anna
Ja, grna. Vart ska ni g?
Anna
Yes, Id love to. Where are you going?
Maria
Pizzeria Sicilien.
Maria
The Sicily.
Anna
Var ligger den?
Anna
Where is it?
Maria
Ta tunnelbanan till Gamla Stan.
Maria
Take the metro to Gamla Stan.
Anna
Ja, och sen?
Anna
Yes, and then?
Maria
G till vnster. Flj gatan rakt fram i cirka fyrahundra meter.
Maria
Go to the left. Follow the street straight ahead for about 400 metres.
Anna
OK.
Anna
OK.
Maria
Svng hger vid korsningen. Vi trffas klockan tta!
Maria
Turn right at the junction. Well meet at eight oclock!
Anna
Bra! Vi ses d! Hej d!
Anna
Good! See you then! Bye!
Maria
Hej d!
Maria
Bye!
Anna
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Conversation 9
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Part 1: Going to a nightclub

Anna
Vilken lng k!
Anna
What a long queue!
Maria
Ja, det r lning idag. Alla vill g ut.
Maria
Yes, its payday today. Everybody wants to go out.
Anna
Har du varit hr frut?
Anna
Have you been here before?
Maria
Ja, mnga gnger. Musiken r bra!
Maria
Yes, many times. The music is good!
Anna
Det ska bli kul att dansa. Vad kostar intrdet?
Anna
Its going to be fun to dance. How much is the entrance fee?
Maria
ver hundra kronor, tror jag.
Maria
Over a hundred kronor, I think.
Anna
Vad r det fr ldersgrns?
Anna
Whats the age limit?
Maria
Tjugofem fr killar och tjugotre fr tjejer.
Maria
Twenty-five for guys and twenty-three for girls.
Anna
Nr stnger de?
Anna
When do they close?
Maria
Klockan tre.
Maria
At three oclock.
Part 2: Making plans to meet

Anders
r du ledig imorgon?
Anders
Are you free tomorrow?
Anna
Ja, det r jag.
Anna
Yes, I am.
Anders
Ska vi trffas?
Anders
Shall we meet?
Anna
Varfr inte?
Anna
Why not?
Anders
Vi kan ta en promenad?
Anders
We can go for a walk?
Anna
Ja, var d?
Anna
Yes, whereabouts?
Anders
Har du varit p Djurgrden?
Anders
Have you been on Djurgrden?
Anna
Nej, det har jag inte.
Anna
No, I havent.
Anders
Vi kan trffas vid T-Centralen klockan tv och ta bussen dit

tillsammans.
Anders
We can meet at T-Centralen at two oclock and take the

bus there together.
Anna
Ja, och sen kan vi g och fika.
Anna
Yes, and then we can go for a cup of coffee.
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Part 1: Being invited to a friends house

Maria
Vill du komma p middag hemma hos mina frldrar

imorgon?
Maria
Would you like to come for dinner at my parents house

tomorrow?
Lars
Ja, grna. r det ngot speciellt?
Lars
Yes, Id love to. Is it something special?
Maria
Jag fyller r. Anders och Anna kommer ocks!
Maria
Its my birthday. Anders and Anna will come too!
Lars
Vad trevligt!
Lars
How nice!
Maria
Vi kanske grillar om det r fint vder.
Maria
We might have a barbecue if the weather is nice.
Lars
Jag tror det blir soligt imorgon.
Lars
I think it will be sunny tomorrow.
Maria
Jag hoppas det.
Maria
I hope so.
Lars
Vilken tid ska jag komma?
Lars
At what time shall I come?
Maria
Vid fyra-tiden.
Maria
Around four oclock.
Lars
Var bor dina frldrar?
Lars
Where do your parents live?
Maria
De bor i Vllingby. Anders har adressen.
Maria
They live in Vllingby. Anders has the address.
Vad bra! D ker jag med honom.
Lars
Great! Then Ill come with him.
Hej! Grattis p fdelsedagen!
Lars
Hi! Happy birthday!
Maria
h, tack. Vilka fina blommor!
Maria
Oh, thanks. What beautiful flowers!
Lars
Vilket varmt och soligt vder!
Lars
What warm and sunny weather!
Maria
Jaa. Vad vill du ha att dricka?
Maria
Oh, yes. What would you like to drink?
Lars
En kall l, tack.
Lars
A cold beer, please.
Maria
Varsgod. Skl!
Maria
Here you are. Cheers!
Lars
Skl och grattis!
Lars
Cheers! And congratulations!
Lars
Part 2: A dinner conversation

Lars
(A few hours later.)
(A few hours later.)
Maria
Vill du ha ngot mer att ta?
Maria
Do you want anything more to eat?
Lars
Nej tack, det r bra. Det var vldigt gott!
Lars
No, thanks, Im fine. It was very good!
Maria
Nu r det kaffe och trta.
Maria
Now its coffee and cake.
Lars
Oj! Jag r s mtt!
Lars
Oh dear! Im so full!
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Listening skills: survival phrases

(Note: j, dj, gj, hj and lj are all pronounced as y in yellow.)
are you Swedish?
r du svensk?
can you explain ?
kan du frklara ?
can you write it down?
kan du skriva ner det?
could you open the door, please? kan du ppna drren, r du snll?
do you have a map?
har du en karta?
do you speak English?
talar du engelska?
do you understand?
frstr du?
do you want help?
vill du ha hjlp?
excuse me
urskta (mig)
gentlemen
herrar
Happy Easter
Glad Psk
Happy New Year
Gott Nytt r
have a nice weekend
trevlig helg
help
hjlp
how much is it?
vad kostar det?
hurry up!
skynda dig! [dejj]
I dont know
jag vet inte
I dont speak Swedish
jag talar inte svenska
I dont understand
jag frstr inte
I have a problem
jag har ett problem
Im not sure
jag r inte sker
Im sorry, pardon
frlt
is it far?
r det lngt?
is it free (not paying)?
r det gratis?
is it free (unoccupied)?
r det ledigt?
is it right/wrong?
r det rtt/fel?
is it true?
r det sant?
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its occupied
det r upptaget
ladies
damer
listen!
lyssna!
look!
titta!
Merry Christmas
God Jul
one moment
ett gonblick
one more time
en gng till
please
r du snll
quickly
fort
sale
rea(lisation)
see you later
vi ses
sorry
tyvrr
thank you very much
tack s mycket
toilet
toalett
too late
fr sent
what a shame
det var synd
what can I do for you?
vad kan jag hjlpa till med?
SwedishEnglish glossary
Vocabulary: en-words indicated with -en or -n after the word, for example
adress, -en, means that an address is en adress and the address is adressen.
ett-words indicated with -et or -t after the word, for example namn, -et
means that a name is ett namn and the name is namnet.
All verbs in the wordlist are in the present tense, for example I talk or she
talks. Most Swedish verbs end with an r in the present tense.
Pronunciation: use of bold indicates that the letter should be pronounced with
a long sound. For example: adress should be pronounced with a very long s
sound: adresssssssss. The vowel before this long s and the long s itself
make up the stressed syllable, in this case the second syllable, ess. Example
of long vowel sound: badar should be pronounced with a very long a sound
[baaaaaaaaaadar]. This a and the following consonant (d) make up the
stressed syllable, in this case the first syllable, bad-. Unusual pronunciations
are indicated by square brackets.
adj [ajj] goodbye
adress, -en address
allt all, everything
badar: ~ bastu bathe; have a sauna
badbyxor swimming togs
bakom behind
barn, -et child
behver need
berg- och dalbana, -n rollercoaster
betalar: fr jag betala? pay; can
I pay?
biljett, -en ticket
bio: g p ~ cinema; go to the
cinema
bjuder: jag ~ my treat
blir: det ~ hundrattio kronor
is/becomes; thats 180 kronor
blomma, -n flower
bl, -tt blue
blser: det ~ wind; its windy
bokar: jag har bokat ett rum book;
Ive booked a room
bord, -et table
borta: hr ~; dr ~ away; over here;
over there
bowlar go bowling
bra good, well

bredvid beside, next to
bror (brodern) brother (the brother)
bulle, -n bun
buss, -en bus
busschauffr, -en bus driver
bt, -en boat
centrum, -et centre
cigarrett, -en cigarette
dagens todays
dagens rtt chefs special
dansar dance
dit there
dotter, -n daughter
dricker: att dricka drink; to drink
d in that case, then
dr there
eftermiddag, -en afternoon
efternamn, -et surname
engelska English
familj, -en family
fika, -t: g och ~ have tea or coffee;
go for a coffee
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fikarast, -en coffee break

26 fin, -t nice
finns det ? is/are there ?
flicka, -n girl
fotograf, -en photographer
framfr in front of
frukost, -en breakfast
fljer: ~ med follow; come along
fr: ~ lngt to, for, too; too far
frlt pardon, Im sorry
frmiddag, -en before noon
frsenad delayed
frst first, at first
frut before
frlder, -n: mina frldrar parent;
my parents
Gamla Stan Old Town
gata, -n street
glas, -et glass
glass, -en ice cream
god dag good morning, good
afternoon, hello
god kvll good evening
god middag good afternoon
god morgon good morning
god natt good night
god, gott tasty
grad, -en: nittio ~ degree; ninety
degrees
grattis congratulations
grattis p fdelsedagen [flsedan]
happy birthday
grillar have a barbecue
grn, -t green
gul, -t yellow
gr go (on foot), walk
grna: jag skulle ~ gladly; Id love to
gr: det ~ inget do/does; it doesnt
matter
hall hello (on the phone)
handduk, -en towel
har have, has
hej d goodbye, bye
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hej hello
hem till Anna to Annas house
hemma: ~ hos Anna at home; in
Annas house
heter: jag ~ my name is
hinner have time to
hit here
hittar find
hoppas: jag ~ det hope; I hope so
hotell, -et hotel
hur r det? how are you?
huvudvrkstablett, -en paracetamol
hr here
hger: till ~ right; to/on the right
i in
idag today
igr yesterday
ikvll tonight
imorgon tomorrow
in, inne in
ingen, inget, inga no, any
ingr is included
inte not
intrde, -t entrance fee
istllet instead
ja yes
jaha I see
jas really?, is that true?
javisst certainly
jo well, yes
jobbar: vad ~ du med? work; what
do you do for a living?
just det thats right
jmnt: det r ~ even; keep the
change
kaffe, -t coffee
kall, -t cold
kanelbulle, -n cinnamon bun
kassa, -n: i kassan cash register; at
the cash register
kille, -en guy
kjol, -en skirt
klocka, -n clock, time

klder: barn~ clothes; childrens
clothes
kommer come
konditori, -et tea shop
korsning, -en crossing
kostar: vad ~ det? cost; how much
is it?
krona, -n crown, krona
kul fun
kvinna, -n woman
k, -n queue
kper buy
kr: kan du kra mig till ? drive;
can you drive me to ?
ledig, -t, -a free, unoccupied
letar: ~ efter search; look for
lite: det var s ~ s little; youre
welcome
liten, litet little, small
lunch, -en lunch
ln, -en (lning) wages (payday)
mamma, -n mum, mother
man, -nen man
match, -en match
med with
men but
middag, -en dinner
mjlk, -en milk
mobil, -en mobile phone
mot: AIK ~ Djurgrden against; AIK
against Djurgrden
musik, -en music
mycket: ~ folk; ~ trafik much; a lot
of people; much traffic
mnga: ~ gnger many; many times
mtt: jag r ~ full; Im full
natt, -en night
nej no
nu now
nummer number
nyckel, -n key
ngon, ngot, ngra some
ngot annat? anything else?

nr when, at what time
och [, ck] and
ocks also, too
oj! oh, oh dear
om if
ont: har ~ i huvudet/magen/foten
pain; have a headache/
stomachache/sore foot
ordnar take care of
ostsmrgs, -en cheese sandwich
paket, -et packet
pappa, -n dad, father
pengar money
per natt per night
person, -en person
pizzeria, -n pizzeria
pojke, -n boy
polis, -en policeman
pratar talk, chat
promenad, -en: ta en ~ walk; go for
a walk
p on
ptr, -en refill
radiobil, -en bumper car
rakt fram straight ahead
regnar: det ~ rain; its raining
restaurang, -en restaurant
ringer ring, phone
rolig, -t fun
rum, -met room
rtt, -en course
rd, rtt red
saffran, -et saffron
schysst good, kind
sedan after that, then
sen: vi r ~a late; were late
ses: vi ~ see (each other); see you
Sicilien Sicily
simhall, -en swimming pool (building)
simmar: g och simma swim; go for
a swim
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ska will, shall

28 skinksmrgs, -en ham sandwich
skl cheers
skp, -et locker
skn, -t nice, comfortable
snar: det ~ snow; its snowing
socker sugar
solig, -t sunny
son, -en son
spelar: ~ fotboll play football
stannar stop
Stockholm Stockholm
stor: en ~ stark big/large; a big glass
of strong beer
studerar study
str: det ~ p borden stand; its on
the tables
stngd, stngt closed
stnger close
svart black
svenska Swedish
svnger turn
syster, -n sister
sljer sell
tack s mycket thanks a lot
tack thank you
talar talk
tandkrm, -en toothpaste
tar take
te, -t tea
till to
tillsammans together
timme, -n hour
tja well, yes
tjej, -en girl
tror think, believe
trffas meet (each other)
trja, -n top, sweater
tunnelbana, -n metro
tusen thousand
tycker think (opinion)
tyvrr unfortunately
trta, -n cake
tnker think, contemplate
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under under, beneath

urskta excuse me
vad: ~ heter du?; ~ blir det? ~ r
det? what; whats your name?;
how much is that? whats the
matter?
var: ~ bor du? where; where do you
live?
varfr why
varifrn, var ifrn: var kommer du
ifrn? from where; where do you
come from?
varit: har du ~ been; have you been
varm, -t warm
varsgod, -a here you are
vart where to
vatten water
vem who
vet: jag ~ inte know; I dont know
vid fyra-tiden around four oclock
vilken, vilket, vilka which, what
vit, -t white
vgar dare
vder: vad r det fr ~? weather;
whats the weather?
vlkomna welcome
vnster: till ~ left; to/on the left
ker go, travel
kkupong, -en ticket for a ride
ldersgrns, -en age limit
r am, are, is
ter: vad vill ni ta? eat; what would
you like to eat?
l: ta en ~ beer; have a beer
ppen, ppet open
re, -t re (Swedish currency)
ver over, above
EnglishSwedish glossary
address adress, -en
after that sedan (sen)
afternoon eftermiddag, -en
against: AIK ~ Djurgrden mot; AIK
mot Djurgrden
age limit ldersgrns, -en
all allt
and och [, ck]
any ingen, inget, inga
anything else? ngot annat?
barbecue grillar
be vara, bli
beer: a big/small strong ~
l; en stor stark/en liten stark
beer: have a ~ l; ta en l
before frut
behind bakom
beside bredvid
birthday: happy ~ fdelsedag, -en;
grattis p fdelsedagen
black svart
blue bl, -tt
boat bt, -en
book: Ive booked a room bokar; jag
har bokat ett rum
bowling: go ~ bowlar
boy pojke, -n
breakfast frukost, -en
brother (the brother) bror (brodern)
bumper car radiobil, -en
bun bulle, -n
bus buss, -en
bus driver busschauffr, -en
but men
buy kper
cake trta, -n
cash register kassa, -n
centre centrum, -et
certainly javisst
change: keep the ~ byter; det r
jmnt
cheers skl
cheese sandwich ostsmrgs, -en
chefs special dagens rtt
child barn, -et
cigarette cigarrett, -en
cinema: go to the ~ bio, -n; g p
bio
cinnamon bun kanelbulle, -n
clock: eight oclock klocka, -n;
klockan tta
close stnger
closed stngd, stngt
clothes: childrens ~ klder;
barnklder
coffee kaffe, -t
coffee break fikarast, -en
cold kall, -t
come: ~ along kommer; fljer med
congratulations grattis
cost kostar
course rtt, -en
crossing korsning, -en
crown krona, -n
dance dansar
dare vgar
daughter dotter, -n
degrees: ninety ~ nittio grader
delayed frsenad
dinner middag, -en
do gr
drink dricker
drive: can you ~ me to ? kr; kan
du kra mig till ?
eat: what would you like to ~?
ter; vad vill ni ta?
English engelska
entrance fee intrde, -t
excuse me urskta
family familj, -en
father pappa, -n
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find hittar
30 first frst
flower blomma, -n
for fr
free ledig, -t, -a
full: Im ~ mtt; jag r mtt
fun kul, rolig
girl flicka, -n; tjej, -en
glass glas, -et
go ker
good bra
good afternoon god middag, god dag
good evening god kvll
good morning god morgon, god dag
good night god natt
goodbye adj [ajj]
goodbye hej d
great: thats ~ bra; vad bra
green grn, -t
guy kille, -en
ham sandwich skinksmrgs, -en
have har
hello hall, hej, god dag
here: ~ you are hr, hit; varsgod
hope: I ~ so hoppas; jag hoppas det
hotel hotell, -et
hour timme, -n
house: in Annas ~ hus, -et; hemma
hos Anna
how are you? hur r det?
ice cream glass, -en
if om
in i, in, inne
in front of framfr
in that case d
included: is ~ ingr
instead istllet
key nyckel, -n
kind schysst
know: I dont ~ vet; jag vet inte
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late: were ~ sen; vi r sena

left: to/on the ~ vnster; till vnster
live: where do you ~? bor; var bor
du?
locker skp, -et
look tittar
look for letar efter
love: Id ~ to lskar; jag skulle grna
lunch lunch, -en
man man, -nen
many: ~ times mnga; mnga gnger
match match, -en
matter: whats the ~?; it doesnt ~
vad r det? det gr inget
meet (each other) trffar, trffas
metro tunnelbana, -n
milk mjlk, -en
mobile phone mobil, -en
money pengar
mother mamma, -n
much mycket
music musik, -en
name: my ~ is ... namn; jag heter
need behver
nice fin, -t; skn, -t
night natt
no nej
not inte
now nu
number nummer
oclock: around four ~ vid fyra-tiden
oh, oh dear oj!
Old Town Gamla Stan
on p
open ppen, ppet
over ver
packet paket, -et
pain: have a headache/ stomachache/ sore foot vrk, -en, ont; har
ont i huvudet/magen/foten
paracetamol huvudvrkstablett, -en
pardon, Im sorry frlt

parent: my parents
frlder, -n; mina frldrar
pay: can I ~? betalar; fr jag betala?
per night per natt
person person, -en
pharmacy apotek, -et
photographer fotograf, -en
pizzeria pizzeria, -n
play: ~ football: ~ with the children
spelar, leker; spela fotboll; leka
med barnen
policeman polis, -en
queue k, -n
rain: its ~ing regnar; det regnar
red rd, rtt
refill ptr, -en
restaurant restaurang, -en
right: to/on the ~ hger; till hger
ring ringer
rollercoaster berg- och dalbana, -n
room rum, -met
saffron saffran, -et
sauna: have a ~ badar bastu
see: ~ you! ser; vi ses!
sell sljer
shall ska
sister syster, -n
skirt kjol, -en
small liten, litet
snow: its ~ing snar; det snar
some ngon, ngot, ngra
son son, -en
stand str
Stockholm Stockholm
stop stannar
straight ahead rakt fram
street gata, -n
study studerar
sugar socker
sunny solig, -t
surname efternamn, -et
Swedish svenska
swim: go for a ~ simmar; g och
simma
swimming pool (building) simhall, -en
swimming togs badbyxor
table bord, -et
take tar
take care of ordnar
talk talar, pratar
tasty god, gott
tea te, -t
tea shop konditori, -et
thank you tack
thanks tack
thats right just det
there dr, dit
there is/are det finns
think tnker, tycker, tror
thousand tusen
ticket: ~ for a ride biljett, -en;
kkupong, -en
time: whats the ~; at what ~; have ~
to; long ~ ago tid, -en; vad r
klockan; vilken tid; hinner; lnge
sen
to till
today idag
together tillsammans
tomorrow imorgon
tonight ikvll
too: ~ far fr, till, ocks; fr lngt
toothpaste tandkrm, -en
top trja, -n
towel handduk, -en
treat: my ~ bjuder; jag bjuder
turn svnger
under under
unfortunately tyvrr
wages ln, -en
walk: go for a ~ gr, promenerar,
promenad, -en; ta en promenad
warm varm, -t
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water vatten
32 weather: whats the ~ like? vder;
vad r det fr vder?
welcome: youre ~ vlkomna; det
var s lite s
what: ~s your name? vad, vilken;
vad heter du?
when nr
where: ~ do you live?; ~ do you
come from? var; var bor du?;
var kommer du ifrn?
where to vart
which vilken, vilket, vilka
white vit, -t
who vem
why varfr
will ska
windy: its ~ blsig, -t; det blser
with med
woman kvinna, -n
work: what do you do for a living?
jobbar; vad jobbar du med?
yellow gul, -t
yes ja
yesterday igr
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Numbers
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
1.000
33
ett
tv
tre
fyra
fem
sex
sju
tta
nio
tio
elva
tolv
tretton
fjorton
femton
sexton
sjutton
arton
nitton
tjugo
tjugoett [tjuett]
trettio
fyrtio
femtio
sextio
sjuttio
ttio
nittio
hundra
tusen
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Months
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
januari
februari
mars
april
maj
juni
juli
augusti
september
oktober
november
december
vr, -en
sommar, -en
hst, -en
vinter, -n
Days of the week

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
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The time
Seasons
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
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mndag [mnnnnnda]
tisdag [tiiiiista]
onsdag [onnnnnsta]
torsdag [tooooorsta]
fredag [freeeeeda]
lrdag [lrda]
sndag [snnnnnda]
3.00
3.05
3.10
3.15
3.20
3.25
3.30
3.35
3.40
3.45
3.50
3.55
4.00
Subject index
tre
fem ver tre
tio ver tre
kvart ver tre
tjugo ver tre
fem i halv fyra
halv fyra
fem ver halv fyra
tjugo i fyra
kvart i fyra
tio i fyra
fem i fyra
fyra
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Numbers in bold refer to the conversations on CDs 1 and 2 that include

the material.
a1
, , 1
adjectives (fun, more fun, most fun) 6
agreeing/disagreeing 6
any 7
apologizing 2
colours 6
currency 2
days of the week 8; page 34
family 10
gender 1
greetings 1, 2
how 4
jo 8
man 6
months page 34
numbers (1-10) 2
numbers (11-20) 3
numbers (21-1000) 5
please 3
plural 2
prepositions 9
pronunciation, voiceless s 9
pronouns (I, you, he ) 1
pronouns (me, you, him ) 4
pronouns (my, your, his ) 10

pronunciation of long sounds 1, 2
pronunciation of long words 8
questions 2
seasons page 34
some 7
telephone calls 7, 8
telling the time 4
the 2
then 6
there is/are 3
think 9
time page 34
verbs, past tense 5, 9
weather 10
what 1
when 2, 4
where 1
where to 4
which 9
who 4
why 8
word order 6
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