In Swedish, pointing words like 'this' and 'that' work together with the ending of the noun in a unique pattern called double definiteness. In this deck, you'll learn how to point out specific people, objects, and situations near you or further away. You'll master both common and neuter gender forms in everyday conversation.

To say 'this' with a common gender noun, use 'den här'. In Swedish, the noun after 'den här' must also be in its definite form, keeping its definite ending. For example, 'den här boken' means 'this book'.

You use this exact same pattern with all common gender nouns. For example, 'den här koppen' means 'this cup', and 'den här stolen' means 'this chair'.