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Use Public Transit Route Numbers as Nouns in Swedish

Learn to use Swedish suffixed route numerals from one to ten as nouns in everyday public transport conversations.
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Lesson#1
In Swedish public transport, people rarely use full descriptive phrases like 'buss nummer ett'. Instead, they turn the line number into a noun with a definite ending, such as 'ettan'. In this deck, you will learn how to use route numbers from one to ten as nouns and how to use them naturally in travel conversations.
Lesson#2
To form route nouns for lines one, two, and three, add the definite ending 'an' to the cardinal number: 'ettan' for number one, 'tvåan' for number two, and 'trean' for number three. These nouns can be used directly as objects of verbs like 'ta', meaning to take. For example, 'ta trean' means 'take the number three'.
Quiz#3
Using a suffixed route noun, how do you say 'number one' in Swedish?

ettan

Quiz#4
Using a suffixed route noun, how do you say 'number two' in Swedish?

tvåan

Quiz#5
Using a suffixed route noun, how do you say 'number three' in Swedish?

trean

Quiz#6
Translate into Swedish: 'Take the number three.'

Ta trean

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