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What are you saying? Why would they go to Denmark tomorrow, when Sweden is the place to learn Swedish? Oh, well. People make their choices.

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Some new words, but patterns you recognize. You're able to speak Swedish, you know! Yay!

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Focusing a lot on Swedish sounds today! And a new word? Of course!

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Two new words in today's lesson. And really useful ones! Let's go!

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We keep on playing with the words and changing them in the ways we like to! And of course, adding new stuff. Enjoy!

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Statements, questions, food. What does not fit in to the Sweasy universe? Hope you'll enjoy today's lesson! 

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Adding bites of new words and, most of all, playing with the forms that you know. Languages are always going to be both about picking up information and then giving it a ride. That is: using it! Hope you're ready to speak Swedish today!

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Today's lesson is all about logics. About taking your time to think. About being in control of the sentences that you are creating. And hey! Once you've finished the lesson - give yourself some cheering. You are beginning to master quite advanced grammar in Swedish!

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The Sweasy podcast is often picking up things that we have been mentioning previously. Today we're bringing back the vocabulary of time!

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New year, new future, new episode containing grammar of the future. Let's go!

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In this new episode we're testing your ability to change between different pronouns in Swedish (without even mentioning the word "pronoun"). Oh, and learning som new words. Yay! 

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Jumping forward to a future tense - that is, a new way of expressing the future in Swedish!

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Let's be honest, some of the Sweasy phrases are completely worthless in terms of expressing meaningful things in a conversations. But you do learn a lot of grammar! Today, on the other hand, you could actually learn something useful. Just change the final word to suit your own life story.

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The longest sentence in a while - and you all still seem to find it quite easy? I just love this method for that!
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By soon, you'll be a totalt expert on pronouncing in a Swedish way. Today we're digging deep in the details of Swedish vocal sounds. Hope you're ready!

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Yeah, so we are going to use a really Swedish word today! By the way, does my voice sound like it's having a cold? If yes, than that's probably the case. Sorry 'bout that. Hope you will enjoy the lesson! And please share the podcast freely with anyone who'd appreciate it. Thank you!

We're back! After a few intense weeks, it's time to record Sweasy Lessons again. We are so happy for all of your comments and questions, so please keep writing to us about how to improve the podcast. You can find us at facebook.com/sweasylessons or e-mail: sweasylessons@outlook.com

Moving forward and introducing a new tense! Will this help you express more things while trying to communicate with people in Swedish? Please let us know about your journey and learning! You find us at Facebook and e-mail: sweasylessons@outlook.com

Back to basics and the present form. But hey, isn't the whole Sweasy podcast about basics? And yet so much fun!

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It's time to play! What happens when you're supposed to switch between different sentences? Are you ready to give it a try?

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We are continuing to talk about future, time and making plans. Today's episode introduces a new word again and explains how to talk about time in Swedish. Let's go!

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A new word from a new category of words: question words. Can you learn the word "when" and add it into sentences to make them even longer? Let's find out!

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Something old, something new... I hope you're not interested in letting your brain have some rest when you play a new episode of Sweasy. These lessons are all about making you work, using the words and structures you know and put them into new sentences. Are you ready?

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Why not get to know a new person among the Swedish words? Today we're both introducing a new word and testing the structure of asking questions. Hope you'll enjoy the lesson!

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