Learn Swedish with daily Swedish sentences, their English translations, and explanations. Perfect for Swedish language learners and those interested in Swedish culture.
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Jag hinner inte i dag, tyvärr.
I can’t make it today, unfortunately.
A polite way to say you do not have time.

Kan vi ses vid sju?
Can we meet at seven?
Short and practical for scheduling.

Jag är sugen på något varmt.
I’m craving something warm.
Useful in winter when choosing food or drinks.

Ska vi ta en fika på rasten?
Shall we have a fika during the break?
A natural invitation at work or school.

Jag tar med mig matlåda i dag.
I’m bringing a lunchbox today.
Very Swedish workplace reality, and good everyday vocabulary.

I dag plundrar vi julgranen.
Today we’re taking down the Christmas tree.
A seasonal line tied to the traditional end of Christmas.

Var ligger närmaste busshållplats?
Where is the nearest bus stop?
A basic travel question that works in any city.

Jag behöver en kvitto, tack.
I need a receipt, please.
Simple shopping Swedish, especially for returns or expenses.

Ska vi boka bord för i kväll?
Should we book a table for tonight?
A useful phrase for restaurants and planning with friends.

Jag är lite sen, förlåt.
I’m a bit late, sorry.
Short, clear, and used all the time.

Kan du skicka länken till mig?
Can you send me the link?
Handy at work, in chats, and when planning things.

Jag tar pendeln till jobbet.
I take the commuter train to work.
Useful for small talk about commuting and routine.