 Sign Up
Forum
Show Words
Show Sentences
Other Links
Contact Us
|
|
Swedish native[Go Back]from lavran 26.08.2009 (23:06)
Hi,
I am a Swedish native, working as a freelance translator (English to Swedish), and I will be happy to help anyone here at the forum with any questions and issues you might meet while learning the language. See you! | |
from davidfarage 30.08.2009 (16:19)
from david farage Hi i'm egyptian i'm working as french speaking guide with the french touristes in egypte i would like to learn swedish to work in swedish with swedish touristes in egypte so i wish you can helpe in that | |
from pena 01.09.2009 (07:43)
i have my borther, he live in sweden he can speak and writh he can helpe you | |
from lavran 02.09.2009 (20:06)
please ask any questions when you find something difficult when you are learning sentences, expressions, words etc here at Swedish Flashcards - I will be happy to explain the language for you. | |
from davidfarage 13.09.2009 (20:06)
Hi Pena please tell me How can i contacte your brother | |
from EmperorPengwin 14.09.2009 (22:10)
I have learned that to make an adverb in swedish, you take an adjective and add "t". Many of the adjectives on this website have "t" at the end already. How do I form adverbs from these? | |
from lavran 16.09.2009 (18:30)
You can take "söt" for example, to make an adverb of this (means "sweet") you add t to the end: sött.
With most words you can add the -t like this. | |
from lavran 16.09.2009 (18:33)
With adjectives like "hård/hard", "bred"/broad you replace the -d with -t, as in "hårt", "brett". | |
from lavran 26.09.2009 (16:53)
Your welcome :o) | |
from titokant 16.05.2010 (20:18)
Saga till mig hur gör jag till prata ellr chat av internet? | |
from Magdia 25.08.2010 (20:46)
That is very nice from you Lavran. Thank you! | |
from vilamor 28.08.2010 (09:37)
That was also my question, which you have already asnwered. Good job lavran and Tacker! | |
[Go Back]
|
|