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Describing Items with Definite Adjectives in Swedish

Master Swedish definite adjectives and double definiteness using the articles den, det, and de with weak adjective endings.
A vibrant photograph of a young Swedish girl in a bright red jacket, carrying a matching red backpack, walking along a sunlit cobblestone street lined with classic red and white wooden houses. A friendly dog watches her from a garden gate, capturing a charming everyday scene in a Swedish town.
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Lesson#1
In Swedish, when you describe a specific item with an adjective, you use a pattern called double definiteness. You already know how to make a noun definite with an ending like bilen or huset. Now you will learn how to add the front article and the adjective ending to describe specific things clearly.
Lesson#2
To describe a specific common gender noun, place the front article 'den' before the adjective. Add the ending A to the adjective stem, and keep the definite suffix on the noun. For example, 'the red jumper' is 'den röda tröjan'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'the red jumper' in Swedish?

den röda tröjan

Quiz#4
Translate into Swedish: 'the new car'.

den nya bilen

Quiz#5
Translate into Swedish: 'the blue jacket'.

den blåa jackan

Quiz#6
Translate into Swedish: 'the young girl'.

den unga flickan

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