Small talk in Swedish – conjunctions and short words that keep the conversation going
Learn how to make small talk in Swedish using common conjunctions, reaction words and useful phrases. See how to start a conversation, keep it going and bring it to a natural close.
Why do Swedes switch to English – and how can you keep the conversation in Swedish?
Trying to speak Swedish but getting answers in English? Learn why Swedes often switch languages – and how to keep the conversation going in Swedish.
How to speak Swedish with your child’s preschool teacher
Want to feel more confident speaking Swedish at preschool? Learn practical phrases for drop-off, pick-up and unexpected phone calls – with audio exercises for pronunciation and repetition.
How to participate in a Swedish meeting at B1 level
Improve your Swedish for meetings with practical B1-level phrases for taking the floor, agreeing, disagreeing, asking for clarification and summarising.
Jaha, nähä and joho – sound more like a Swede
Learn the difference between jaha, nähä and joho – and how intonation can completely change their meaning in everyday Swedish conversations. In our Swedish lessons online and in Stockholm, we spend a lot of time practising spoken Swedish in real-life situations – at work, during fika and in everyday conversations. One question that often comes up is how to use little words such as jaha, nähä and joho. What do they actually mean, and why can the same word sound
Intermediate Swedish lessons: understand more and speak better
You already know quite a lot of Swedish, but natural conversations can still move too quickly. Discover how intermediate Swedish lessons help A2–B1 learners understand spoken Swedish, speak more confidently and participate more actively at work and in everyday life.