How to present yourself and other people. Work, profession

Grammar: En- and ett-words. Negation with “inte”. Word order in the sentences

Student study time: up to 3+ hours

Numbers from 1 to 100. Talking about time, address, age and a phone number

Grammar: Definite form of nouns

Student study time: up to 3+ hours

Family and relatives. Relationship status

Grammar: Plural nouns (indefinite form). Pronoun “som”

Student study time: up to 3+ hours

Talking to and meeting other people. Questions about how someone is doing. Holidays with friends and family. Congratulations

Grammar: Plural nouns (definite form). Object pronouns

Student study time: up to 3+ hours

Daily routine. Plans. Dates. Days of the week

Grammar: Ordinal numerals. Future tense (futurum). Infinitive

Student study time: up to 3+ hours

Food. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. How to ask and to thank in Swedish

Grammar: Adverbs of frequency. Adjectives and nouns (part 1). Imperative

Student study time: up to 3+ hours

Clothes. Description of clothes. Color and size. Packing a suitcase

Grammar: Adjectives and nouns (part 2). Possessive pronouns

Student study time: up to 3+ hours

Buying food and clothes. Prices, special offers, discounts. Öppet köp. Bytesrätt. Numbers from 100

Grammar: Verbs skulle, vill, ska, behöver, kan, måste. Short answers. Någon and ingen. Demonstrative pronouns (den här/den där)

Student study time: up to 3+ hours

In a café and a restaurant. Menu

Grammar: Auxiliary verbs (kan, vill, får). Adjectives and nouns (part 3)

Student study time: up to 3+ hours

Traveling: booking, hotel, places in the city

Grammar: Preteritum. Comparative adjectives. Går – åker

Student study time: up to 3+ hours

Traveling: a walk in the city. How to get somewhere

Grammar: Det finns. Imperative. Perfekt. Superlative adjectives. Prepositions på and i (place)

Student study time: up to 3+ hours

Weather. Weather forecast

Grammar: Indirect speech. Prepositions på and i (time)

Student study time: up to 3+ hours

Talking about a trip and memories

Grammar: Preteritum and Perfekt (comparison). Auxiliary verbs (bör, får, måste, hinner, orkar). Adverbs of place and movement (hem-hemma)

Student study time: up to 3+ hours

Health. Catching a cold. Meeting a doctor. Body parts

Grammar: Swedish Reflexive pronouns (att känna sig). Verb tense. Indirect speech

Student study time: up to 3+ hours

– the dialogues and texts are written exactly for this course

– the dialogues and texts are close to real life and real-life situations

– the dialogues are as close as possible to how people speak in everyday life 

– a wide variety of situations in dialogues and texts

“Anyone who wants to learn Swedish will find this course to be immensely helpful. It covers a lot of topics that will be useful in everyday conversation and life, includes a variety of exercises for practice, and introduces the basics of grammar that will explain how to phrase sentences properly. The content is engaging and the teacher is clear and concise in their explanations and translations. There is also lots of vocabulary to work with! I finished this course feeling like I’m one step closer to understanding how the language works and I feel more confident in my ability to speak Swedish.”

Kaitlyn, A1 Swedish Course

“This course is very thorough and it offers so much information in a very systematic and approachable way that builds upon itself and teaches concepts using entertaining and interesting dialogues that put everything being learned into a real-world context. I would say that by taking this course and doing all the modules and homework someone will learn A LOT!
I think these classes are totally fantastic. They are fun, but they are also so thorough and practical, as well as very detailed and provide everything someone needs to really get a strong base for their Swedish language learning! I highly recommend SwedishAnyDay!”

Kelly, A1 Swedish Course

“I like that the videos are always accessible, so I can rewatch them again later this week. It will help consolidate what I have learned and it will also help me with pronunciation. I’m really happy I can now introduce myself in Swedish 🙂 ”

Martina, A1 Swedish Course

“One thing that I really loved about your videos is that you also highlighted different pronunciations and that’s something quite important to become aware of when you’re learning a new language. So thank you so much! ”

Irina Helena, A1 Swedish Course

“Like most people I thought the A1 course was just about introducing yourself and saying hello but this course changed my mind, it taught me how to converse in a new language and also something about Swedish culture. I highly recommend this course because of the good way of teaching, checking homeworks and I was very satisfied with it.”

Lillian, A1 Swedish Course

“I chose this course because it seemed to be the best in order to start learning Swedish from the very beginning. I also liked that it let me practice whenever I had time for it. After the first module, I realized that I like the structure and order and the way how the language and knowledge are presented. I would most definitely recommend this course to all of my friends who have come or are planning to come to Sweden and have no knowledge of the language. It is the very basic knowledge one needs when staying or even living in Sweden. I would love also to have a chance and learn the B1 level here. Good luck!”

Ilze, A1 Swedish Course

How much will it be in euro/dollar?

The payment will be done in SEK (Swedish crowns) because it is the currency that our company uses. You may check with your bank the exchange rate between the euro and SEK. It can vary from bank to bank. Here in Sweden in everyday life, we usually count that 10 SEK is 1 euro and 9 SEK is 1 US dollar. BUT check your bank for the exact exchange rate.

May I pay for a course if I am outside Sweden?

It usually doesn’t matter where you are. Payments in our solution can be accepted from virtually any country if your bank card belongs to either MasterCard, Visa, or American Express payment systems.

Can I start if I am a total beginner?

Yes, the A1 Swedish Course is for absolute beginners as well, because it starts with basic phrases and vocabulary. 

There is an introduction lesson, which will be available directly after you register for the course. We highly recommend watching these videos before you start studying. It will help you with the course start and first modules.

How much time do I need to study per week?

Our students study at least 3 hours per week. The course pace is one module per week and one module usually takes at least 3 hours to watch the lesson videos, work with texts and dialogues, do the exercises and the homework.

I cannot create an account on your platform.

The account is created automatically as soon as a course is purchased. Later, when you would like to purchase the next course, you may just log in to your account and do the purchase, so that the course is connected to your existing account.

How about the pronunciation part? Will we work on it?

Our students usually don’t experience big problems with their pronunciation. This course is not an accent reduction course or training in Swedish. As long as the students didn’t mix words and letters in the words and it goes well to understand what they are saying, that is fine. 

We check it by doing a couple of homework assignments during the course when students should make an audio/video recording reading a text or a dialogue. One of them is at the beginning of the course and another one is closer to the end of the course. Usually, even if the students don’t read very well in the beginning, it becomes much better by the end of the course. After these homeworks they get feedback about what sounds and words they should pay attention to.