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Discussing Relationships and Civil Status in Swedish

Learn how to discuss civil status, marriage, and Swedish cohabitation models like sambo and särbo.
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37 Cards
Lesson#1
Talking about your relationship status and living situation is a normal part of everyday conversation in Swedish. In this deck, you will learn how to discuss whether you are married, single, or in a partnership, and how to describe who you live with.
Lesson#2
To say that someone is single in Swedish, use the word 'singel'. For example, 'Han är singel' means 'He is single'.
Quiz#3
Translate into Swedish: 'He is single.'

Han är singel

Lesson#4
The Swedish word for married is 'gift'. To say that you are married, use the verb 'är' followed by 'gift'. For example, 'Jag är gift' means 'I am married'.
Quiz#5
Translate into Swedish: 'I am married.'

Jag är gift

Lesson#6
To ask someone if they are married, put the verb 'är' before the pronoun 'du'. For example, 'Är du gift?' means 'Are you married?'.

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