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Use Indefinite Pronouns 'någon' and 'ingen' in Swedish

Master the Swedish indefinite pronouns någon and ingen, learning their gender and number agreements and direct negative sentence patterns.
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Lesson#1
In Swedish, words for 'some', 'any', 'no', and 'none' change depending on the gender and number of the noun. You also use them on their own to mean 'someone', 'something', or 'no one'. This deck will teach you how to use these forms naturally in everyday questions and statements.
Lesson#2
For en-words, the word for 'some' or 'any' is 'någon'. For example, 'fråga' is a question, so 'har du någon fråga?' means 'do you have any question?'. Similarly, 'bil' is a car, so 'någon bil' means 'any car'.
Quiz#3
Speaking to a friend, translate into Swedish: 'Do you have any question?'

Har du någon fråga?

Quiz#4
Speaking to a friend, translate into Swedish: 'Do you have any car?'

Har du någon bil?

Lesson#5
You can also use 'någon' on its own to mean 'someone', 'somebody', or 'anyone'. For example, 'är det någon här?' means 'is anyone here?'. To ask if someone knows anyone here, you say 'känner du någon här?'.
Quiz#6
Translate into Swedish: 'Is anyone here?'

Är det någon här?

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