Daily Swedish Sentence
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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Daily Swedish Sentence
Ska vi boka bord för i kväll?
Should we book a table for tonight?
A useful phrase for restaurants and planning with friends.
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Jag är lite sen, förlåt.
I’m a bit late, sorry.
Short, clear, and used all the time.
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Kan du skicka länken till mig?
Can you send me the link?
Handy at work, in chats, and when planning things.
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Jag tar pendeln till jobbet.
I take the commuter train to work.
Useful for small talk about commuting and routine.
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I morgon börjar vardagen igen.
Tomorrow, everyday life starts again.
A typical post-holiday line when routines return.
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Har du tid en snabb stund?
Do you have a moment?
A polite way to start a short conversation or question.
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Det är halt, gå försiktigt.
It’s slippery, walk carefully.
A common winter warning when sidewalks are icy.
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Jag har tappat bort mina vantar.
I’ve lost my gloves.
Practical winter Swedish, because this happens to everyone.
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Ska vi ta en promenad senare?
Shall we go for a walk later?
A classic Swedish way to suggest a low-key plan.
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Jag tar det lugnt i dag.
I’m taking it easy today.
A simple phrase that fits perfectly on New Year’s Day.
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Gott nytt år, vi hörs i januari!
Happy New Year, talk to you in January!
A natural sign-off on New Year’s Eve for friends or colleagues.
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Jag ska bara handla det sista.
I just need to buy the last few things.
Common in late December when errands are not quite done yet.
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