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Duolingo Swedish Lessons > Section 1 - Units 5 and 6 > Flashcards

Section 1 - Units 5 and 6 Flashcards

Describe your job. Talk about your possessions.

1
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a farmer
the farmer

A

en bonde
bonden

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No, my brother is a farmer.

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Nej, min bror är bonde.

The article is omitted for work titles.

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a doctor
the doctor

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en läkare
läkaren

you can use doktor as well, this way is more like “physician”

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4
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I am a doctor.

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Jag är läkare.

The article is omitted for work titles.

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5
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he

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han

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he’s
he is

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han är

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He’s a doctor

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Han är läkare.

The article is omitted for work titles.

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a student

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en student

specifically - 9th grade and higher, which is prep school or university.

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Lisa is a student.

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Lisa är student.

(The article is omitted for work titles. Remember that “student” is for older learners and people earning a degree.)

because learning as a “student” is optional, the article is omitted.

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I work in Sweden.

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Jag arbetar i Sverige.

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a waiter
the waiter

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en servitör
servitören

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a teacher
the teacher

A

en lärare
läraren

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your, yours

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din - when one person has one non-neuter object (en)

ditt - when one person has one neuter object (ett)

dina - when one person has multiple objects of any gender

er - when more than one person has one non-neuter object (en)

ert - when more than one person has one neuter object (ett)

era - when more than one person has multiple objects of any gender

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a lawyer
the lawyer

A

en advokat
advokaten

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My wife is a lawyer.

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Min fru är advokat.

The article is omitted for work titles.

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16
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My teacher works in Oslo.

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Min lärare arbetar i Oslo.

*arbetar is synonymous with jobb, but more formal. You can use them interchangeably

this is formal, you can use jobbar as a casual option.

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17
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she

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hon

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18
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She’s a farmer and he’s a waiter.

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Hon är bonde och han är servitör.

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19
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a boss
the boss

A

en chef
chefen

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Erik is my boss.

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Erik är min chef.

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21
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a job
the job

A

ett jobb
jobbet

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22
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but

A

men

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23
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Young but smart.

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Ung men smart.

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24
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easy

A

lätt (with -en nouns)
lätt (with -ett nouns)
lätta (with plural nouns, or if the is present)

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25
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Oh, very easy!

A

Åh, väldigt lätt!

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26
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No, my job is easy.

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Nej, mitt jobb är lätt.

arbeta can be used but it is more formal.

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27
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interesting

A

intressant (with -en nouns)
intressant (with -ett nouns)
intressanta (with plural nouns, or if the is present)

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28
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Very interesting!

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Väldigt intressant!

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29
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together

A

tillsammans

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30
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an engineer
the engineer

A

en ingenjör
ingenjören

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31
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an actor

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en skådespelare
skådespelaren

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He is an actor.

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Han är skådespelare.

The article is omitted for work titles.

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33
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I like your boss.

A

Jag gillar din chef.

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34
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like

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tycker om (more general)
gillar (more specific)

*for instance Jag tycker om musik. vs Jag gillar Taylor Swift

i.e.:
Jag tycker om music. (general)
Jag gillar Abba. (specific.)

35
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I like my boss.

A

Jag gillar min chef.

36
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I like my job!

A

Jag gillar mitt jobb!

you can use arbeta, but it is more formal

37
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Sven is an engineer.

A

Sven är ingenjör.

38
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Erik and Lisa work together.

A

Erick och lisa arbetar tillsammans.

you can use jobba, but it is more casual

39
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a TV
the TV

A

en TV
teven (tv:n)

40
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a house
the house

A

ett hus
huset

41
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a car
the car

A

en bil
bilen

42
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a cell phone
the cell phone

A

en mobil
mobilen

43
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big, large, great

A

stor (with -en nouns)
stort (with -ett nouns)
stora (with plural nouns or if “the” is present)

44
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a bike
the bike

A

en cykel
cykeln

45
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I have a car and Lisa has a bike.

A

Jag har en bil och Lisa har en cykel.

46
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a room
the room

A

ett rum
rummet

47
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Sara has a TV and I have a bike.

A

Sara har en tv och jag har en cykel.

48
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new

A

ny (with -en nouns)
nytt (with -ett nouns)
nya (with plurals or if “the” is present)

49
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A new car?

A

En ny bil?

50
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an apartment
the apartment

A

en lägenhet
lägenheten

51
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need, needs

A

behöver

52
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Lisa needs a cell phone.

A

Lisa behöver en mobil.

53
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Sven needs a house in London.

A

Sven behöver ett hus i London.

54
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a bed
the bed

A

en säng
sängen

55
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a desk
the desk

A

ett skrivbord
skrivbordet

56
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small, little

A

liten (with -en nouns)
litet (with -ett nouns)
små (with plural nouns)
lilla (when “the” is present)

57
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a small cell phone

A

en liten mobil

58
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here

A

här

59
Q

a computer

A

en dator

60
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a refrigerator
the refrigerator

A

ett kylskåp
kylskåpet

61
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There?

A

Där?

62
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We

A

Vi

63
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We have a house in Oslo.

A

Vi har ett hus i Oslo.

64
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right (colloquial)

A

eller hur

65
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a city
the city

A

en stad
staden

66
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Downtown?

A

I centrum?

67
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We live downtown.

A

Vi bor i centrum.

68
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I’m downtown.

A

Jag är i centrum.

69
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home, at home

A

hemma

70
Q

We are at home.

A

Vi är hemma.

71
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I am at home with my dog.

A

Jag är hemma med min hund.

72
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Malmö

A

Malmö

73
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Gothenberg

A

Göteborg

74
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My husband has an apartment in Gothenburg.

A

Min man har en lägenhet i Göteborg.

75
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Gothenburg is a city in Sweden.

A

Göteborg är en stad i Sverige.

76
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Yes, I live here!

A

Ja, jag bor här!

77
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Sven lives in an apartment there.

A

Sven bor i en lägenhet där.

78
Q

Sven lives here in Sweden.

A

Sven bor här i Sverige.

79
Q

My room or your room?

A

Mitt rum eller ditt rum?

80
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my

A

min (en words)
mitt (ett words)
mina (plural words)

81
Q

I like my doctor

A

Jag gillar min läkare.

82
Q

My cell phone is too big!

A

Min mobil är för stor!

83
Q

Here or there?

A

Här eller där?

Duolingo Swedish Lessons (20 decks)

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