In this deck, you will learn the Swedish phrases you need for everyday shopping in supermarkets, kiosks, and neighbourhood shops. You will practise asking for prices, talking about common groceries and packaging, paying by card, and finishing politely at the till.

To ask how much something costs in Swedish, use 'vad kostar'. For example, 'Vad kostar kaffet?' means 'How much does the coffee cost?'. To state the price in Swedish kronor, say 'Det kostar' followed by the amount, as in 'Det kostar tjugo kronor', which means 'It costs twenty kronor'.

Here are four essential grocery items in Swedish. Milk is 'mjölk', bread is 'bröd', cheese is 'ost', and butter is 'smör'.