The Swedish Video Phrasebook
by Memrise
- "do you want a new shirt?"
- "he wants the blue pants"
- "what do you want to buy?"
- "I want to buy some clothes"
- "I have to pee"
- "I have to buy an umbrella"
- "the bank is open"
- "let's go shopping!"
- "let's go to the market!"
- "there is a big pharmacy"
- "there are many people"
- "is there an ATM?"
- "there are no banks"
- "the customer is always right"
- "do you like candy?"
- "I'm vegetarian"
- "is the soup hot?"
- "is it vegetarian?"
- "he's allergic to nuts"
- "we're addicted to sugar"
- "I would like some breakfast, please"
- "would you like more beer?"
- "can I have the check, please?"
- "I don't have any cash"
- "do you take cards?"
- "it's for you"
- "is it for me?"
- "a table for two, please"
- "can we have the menu, please?"
- "are you ready?"
- "yes, please"
- "no, thank you"
- "what would you like?"
- "I would like a cup of tea, please"
- "would you like a bottle or a glass?"
- "I would like some milk, please"
- "I have nothing"
- "I don't have any water"
- "of course I have some water"
- "this is my dog"
- "how old is he?"
- "he's twelve years old"
- "my cat is very old"
- "you're very young"
- "what time is it?"
- "it's two o'clock"
- "it's eight thirty"
- "it's twenty past seven"
- "it's six minutes past five"
- "when is your date?"
- "at what time?"
- "at ten to four"
- "at one o'clock"
- "it's a quarter to one"
- "how long is the movie?"
- "two hours, twenty minutes and five seconds"
- "what's the problem?"
- "no problem"
- "calm down!"
- "that's cool"
- "don't worry"
- "I don't care"
- "oops!"
- "oh, no!"
- "indeed!"
- "congratulations!"
- "yay!"
- "excuse me"
- "where is the hospital?"
- "just a little"
- "that's enough!"
- "what are you doing?"
- "it's possible"
- "is it possible?"
- "it's impossible!"
- "what a shame!"
- "either you love it or you hate it"
- "that's life"
- "tough luck!"
- "don't cry over spilled milk"
- "don’t judge a book by its cover"
- "every cloud has a silver lining"
- "it's always darkest just before the dawn"
- "one can always hope ..."
- "you can count on me"
- "I can't thank you enough"
- "think positive"
- "hang in there!"
- "ladies and gentlemen ..."
- "once upon a time ..."
- "take care of yourself"
- "oh my god!"
- "damn!"
- "I figured that out"
- "seriously?"
- "oh dear"
- "unbelievable!"
- "alas / bummer!"
- "what's the point?"
- "what's the plan?"
- "what's the point / where is the sense in that?"
- "that seems wise"
- "that's crazy!"
- "no / that is not doable"
- "time (to do something)"
- "it's time to call it a night"
- "what's on your mind?"
- "we look forward to seeing you"
- "don't be such a fool!"
- "be quiet!"
- "I'm losing it!"
- "everything is under control"
- "there's no need"
- "it can't be described in words"
- "or else ..."
- "who else?"
- "let's face the facts ..."
- "it occurred to me ..."
- "can you imagine?"
- "blown out of proportion"
- "I guess so"
- "I think so"
- "just forget it"
- "Merry Christmas!"
- "Happy New Year!"
- "let’s give it a try"
- "are you certain?"
- "it's a deal!"
- "what’s the next step?"
- "in what way?"
- "what’s your opinion?"
- "that's none of your concern"
- "what goes around comes around"
- "practice makes perfect"
- "experience is the best teacher"
- "the die is cast"
- "a penny saved is a penny earned"
- "my brother studies at university"
- "my daughter goes to kindergarten"
- "tell me about your family"
- "we usually go abroad in the winter"
- "she had a pretty good career five years ago"
- "my parents will retire in about three years"
- "my grandparents still go skiing"
- "we still play badminton together on Wednesdays"
- "you have to have a ticket and a visa"
- "you have to show your passport in the airport"
- "we have to take a taxi"
- "my luggage is too heavy"
- "(wish you a) pleasant journey"
- "look out for the doors"
- "don't leave your bags unattended"
- "did you have a good holiday?"
- "why did you go to Europe?"
- "what was the most fun?"
- "we really enjoyed parachuting"
- "the Indian restaurant was definitely the best"
- "what do you want to do today?"
- "I want to go for a swim this afternoon"
- "do you want to go for a walk?"
- "we're going to go for a run tomorrow night"
- "do you have any plans later?"
- "my mom and I are going to watch my favorite TV program"
- "do you want to come?"
- "we have to fly to Japan tonight"
- "the flight is delayed"
- "we're going to the mountain"
- "do you want to come or what?"
- "what do you like to do in the morning?"
- "what do you want to do with your life?"
- "does your daughter want an education?"
- "I hope so"
- "I helped my dad in the kitchen yesterday"
- "we waited for two weeks"
- "I studied in Japan for two months"
- "we ordered four appetizers yesterday"
- "they travelled to Germany last week"
- "they lived in China for eight years"
- "I loved him"
- "he spoke English very well"
- "we drank too much beer last night"
- "we took a taxi"
- "I wrote a book two years ago"
- "they didn't have dinner with us"
- "I saw her in the library yesterday"
- "perfect!"
- "I need help"
- "how do you say ... in Swedish?"
- "I know"
- "I don't know"
- "I don't recognize this"
- "I see ..."
- "I don't understand"
- "me too"
- "nice to meet you"
- "that's great!"
- "welcome!"
- "good luck!"
- "I'm okay / it could be worse (answering "how are you")"
- "he's all bark and no bite"
- "all roads lead to Rome"
- "Rome wasn't built in a day"
- "the apple never falls far from the tree"
- "put your past behind you"
- "that was a wise choice"
- "it was the natural choice"
- "that was my first choice as well"
- "that’s value for money"
- "these are tough times"
- "I assume so"
- "are you with me?"
- "I'm with you"
- "to the best of my ability"
- "he's way ahead"
- "she's always two steps ahead of me"
- "as long as you know what you're doing"
- "you hit the nail on the head"
- "it costs an arm and a leg"
- "you have gone too far"
- "she isn't the sharpest tool in the shed"
- "where do you come from?"
- "I come from England"
- "I come from the United States"
- "how about you? (singular)"
- "do you come from Sweden?"
- "I don't come from Sweden"
- "English (language)"
- "a little / some"
- "do you speak Swedish?"
- "I speak English"
- "of course I speak English"
- "I speak a little Swedish"
- "you speak Swedish very well"