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Learn to Tell Time in Swedish

Master asking and telling the time in Swedish, from exact hours to quarter and half hour conventions.
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40 Cards
Lesson#1
In this deck, you will learn to tell the time in Swedish. You already know your Swedish numbers, and now you will combine them with simple time words to talk about hours, quarters, and half hours. This will help you arrange meetings, catch trains, and talk about your day.
Lesson#2
To ask what time it is, the most common question is 'Vad är klockan?'. This literally translates to 'What is the clock?'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'What time is it?' in Swedish?

vad är klockan

Lesson#4
Another natural way to ask the time is 'Hur mycket är klockan?'. This literally means 'How much is the clock?', and Swedes use it just as often.
Quiz#5
Translate into Swedish: 'How much is the clock?'

hur mycket är klockan

Lesson#6
To state the time on the hour, say 'Klockan är' followed by the number, or simply 'Den är'. For example, 'Klockan är fem' means 'It is five o'clock'.

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