Swedish vocabulary
14 ready-made quizzes with Swedish vocabulary, such as Animals in Swedish, Everyday verbs in Swedish and Colors in Swedish. Read the full lists here and practice them in your browser or in the Learn It app.
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Animals in Swedish -
Everyday verbs in Swedish -
Colors in Swedish -
Family in Swedish -
Food and drink in Swedish -
At school in Swedish -
At home in Swedish -
Travel in Swedish -
Adjectives in Swedish -
More verbs in Swedish -
Days and months in Swedish -
Numbers 1-10 in Swedish
Good to know about Swedish
Swedish and English are both Germanic languages, so many everyday words are close: hus (house), hand (hand), bok (book), dricka (to drink).
Nouns are either en words or ett words: en bok (a book), ett hus (a house). The definite article is added to the end of the word: boken (the book), huset (the house).
Swedish has three extra vowels at the end of the alphabet: å, ä and ö. They are letters of their own, not a and o with accents.
Verbs do not change with the person: jag talar, du talar, vi talar (I speak, you speak, we speak).
The numbers 13 to 19 end in -ton and the tens in -tio: sexton is 16 and sextio is 60.
Guides: how to study vocabulary
- Welcome to the AI country Sweden
- How to study vocabulary
- Vocabulary test tomorrow? Learn the words in one evening
- For teachers: make a quiz and share it with your class
- The best ways and apps to practice vocabulary
- Studying vocabulary with ADHD
- The basics of learning a language
- For parents: how to quiz your child on vocabulary