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Learn Swedish with Katrin

Learn Swedish with Katrin

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Join Katrin and dive into the absolute basics of the Swedish language! If you're into stiff teaching, heavy on the grammar, and outdated language and examples, this podcast is not for you. Katrin offers a fun, relaxed way of learning modern Swedish, the way Swedes actually speak.

To access study materials, such as transcripts, vocabulary lists, and exercises, join Katrin on Patreon for only $10 per month: https://www.patreon.com/slowswedish

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  • 85. Vocabulary Booster: Learn 20 New Words!
    Oct 17 2026

    Time for a vocabulary boost! In this episode, we’re learning 20 useful Swedish words that you can use all the time in everyday conversations.

    We’ll learn five verbs like hämta and glömma, five nouns like sak and mål, five adjectives like upptagen and lättad, and five more useful words like kanske, redan and ibland.

    For each word, we’ll look at what it means and how to actually use it in a Swedish sentence. You don’t have to memorize all 20 at once. Pick a few new ones and start using them!

    Study materials and exercises:
    Learn Swedish Library

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    19 mins
  • 84. 5 Most Common Grammar Mistakes
    Oct 10 2026

    Some Swedish grammar mistakes just seem to stick around, even after you’ve been learning the language for years. So in this episode, we’re looking at five mistakes I hear Swedish learners make all the time.

    We’ll talk about adjective agreement, the V2 rule and word order in indirect questions. We’ll also look at why it’s den här boken but min bok.

    These mistakes usually won’t stop people from understanding you, but fixing them can make a big difference if you want to improve your Swedish grammar.

    Study materials and exercises:
    Learn Swedish Library

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    15 mins
  • 83. Till, för, åt
    Oct 3 2026

    Till dig, för dig or åt dig? In English, all three can sometimes be translated as “for you”, but in Swedish they mean different things.

    In this episode, we’ll look at the difference between these three phrases using lots of everyday examples.

    We’ll also compare sentences like Jag köpte en present till dig and Jag köpte en present åt dig to see how one little word can completely change the meaning.

    Study materials and exercises:
    Learn Swedish Library

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    14 mins
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