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Swedish Interrogative Main Clauses: Yes/No Questions
Learn how to form Swedish polar yes-or-no questions using verb-initial inversion and respond with natural spoken affirmative and negative formulas.
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Tutorial
Swedish Interrogative Main Clauses: Yes/No Questions
Learn how to form Swedish polar yes-or-no questions using verb-initial inversion and respond with natural spoken affirmative and negative formulas.
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50 CardsLesson#1
In Swedish, you turn a statement into a yes-or-no question simply by putting the verb first. You do not need an auxiliary word like 'do' or 'does' in English. This deck teaches you how to form yes-or-no questions naturally, and how to give common spoken answers.
Lesson#2
To ask a question with 'är', meaning 'are' or 'is', put 'är' in the first position. The subject pronoun follows right after the verb. For example, 'Är du student?' means 'Are you a student?'. The word 'svensk' means 'Swedish'.
Quiz#3
Speaking to a friend, translate into Swedish: 'Are you a student?'
Är du student?
Quiz#4
Translate into Swedish: 'Is he Swedish?'
Är han svensk?
Lesson#5
The verb 'är' never changes form, even with plural pronouns like 'ni' for plural you, or 'de' for they. 'Här' means 'here'. 'Är ni här?' means 'Are you here?'.
Quiz#6
Speaking to more than one person, translate into Swedish: 'Are you here?'
Är ni här?
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