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Using Common Irregular Adjectives for Comparison in Swedish

Learn and practise the five essential irregular adjective comparisons in Swedish for everyday evaluations, shopping, and expressing preferences.
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Lesson#1
In Swedish, some of the most common adjectives do not take the regular endings when comparing things. Instead, they use completely irregular forms. In this deck, you'll learn the five essential irregular adjectives for making comparisons, evaluating options, and expressing everyday preferences.
Lesson#2
The adjective for 'good' is 'bra'. To say 'better', Swedish uses the irregular form 'bättre'. For example, 'Den här boken är bättre' means 'This book is better'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'better' in Swedish?

bättre

Quiz#4
Referring to a common gender item, translate into Swedish: 'This one is better.'

Den här är bättre

Quiz#5
Translate into Swedish: 'This book is better than that one.'

Den här boken är bättre än den där

Lesson#6
To say 'best', use the form 'bäst'. In simple statements and questions without a noun following, it stays as 'bäst'. For example, 'Vilket kafé är bäst?' means 'Which café is best?'.

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