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Learn Days of the Week and Habitual Time in Swedish

Learn the days of the week, parts of the day, and habitual time expressions in Swedish.
A serene, warm photograph of a person enjoying a morning 'fika' (coffee and pastry) by a large window in a light-filled Swedish apartment, with soft, early morning sunlight streaming in and casting long shadows, emphasizing the beginning of a day and daily routines.
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45 Cards
Lesson#1
In this deck, you will learn how to talk about the days of the week, parts of the day, and regular weekly routines in Swedish. This will help you make plans, agree on times to meet, and describe your regular habits naturally.
Lesson#2
In Swedish, days of the week are never capitalised. The Swedish word for Monday is 'måndag'. For example, 'jag jobbar på måndag' means 'I work on Monday'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'Monday' in Swedish?

måndag

Lesson#4
The Swedish word for Tuesday is 'tisdag'. Just like English Tuesday, it takes its name from Tyr, the ancient Norse god of war.
Quiz#5
How do you say 'Tuesday' in Swedish?

tisdag

Lesson#6
The Swedish word for Wednesday is 'onsdag'. This name comes from the chief Norse god Odin, known as Oden in Swedish.

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