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Nu är det sommartid, så kvällen känns längre.

Daily Swedish Sentence

Nu är det sommartid, så kvällen känns längre.

Now it’s daylight saving time, so the evening feels longer.

A simple, seasonal observation used in daily conversation.

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Sus

Daily Swedish Slang

Sus

Suspicious, sketchy

Example:

“Det där låter sus, jag kollar upp det.”

That sounds sketchy, I’ll check it.

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Autumn dark

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Höstmörker

Autumn dark

Höstmörker is not just night. It is the feeling that the day never fully arrived, and the reason lamps go on at three.

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