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Swedish Syntax variations in main clauses Posted by Tibor on Mar 19, 2012
Fundament is the most important part of a sentence, i.e. the word that comes on the first place in a Swedish sentence. On the first place there can be 5 different types of clause elements. 1, Subjekt=Subject 2,Tidsadverbial, platsadverbial, sättsadverbial= Different kind of adverbs 3, Bisats=Subordinate clause 4, Objekt=Object 5, Fågeord=Interrogative words 6, Ingenthing=Nothing Two…
Marita Lobler´s short film contribution to Glennville Awards with English subs Posted by Tibor on Jan 2, 2012
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Glennville-Film-Studios/227520503967196
Have a Merry Christmas Posted by Tibor on Dec 24, 2011
Dear everyone! We would like to wish you a very merry Christmas both in Sweden and all around the world. Hope you guys will have a peacful and nice celebration among family and/or friends. Jennie, Katja, Steve, Marcus and Tibor Stilla Natt – Silent Night Stilla natt, heliga natt Allt är frid stjärnan blid Skiner…
Swedish Christmas Songs Posted by Tibor on Dec 22, 2011
Julsång – nu är det jul igen |:: Nu är det jul igen, och nu är det jul igen Och julen varar väl till påska ::| |:: Nu är det jul igen, och nu är det jul igen Och julen varar väl till påska ::| |:: Men det var inte sant och det var inte…
Time Adverbs with certain tenses Posted by Tibor on Nov 16, 2011
Yesterday då (then) i morse (this morning) igår (yesterday) i förrgår (the day before yesterday) häromdagen (the other day) förra veckan (last week) förra månaden (last month) i fjol/fjor (last year) för….x år sedan ( x years ago) *Use Swedish verb forms in Simple Past (preteritum aka. imperfekt) I ate breakfast with her yesterday. Jag åt frukost…
Ban the big Asian ones – Swedish Anti-Scampi Ad. Posted by Tibor on Nov 11, 2011
Swedish version English version
Hatkärlek for your hometown Posted by Tibor on Nov 3, 2011
Hatkärlek=Love-hate (when you both love and hate something at the same time). Do you ever feel like leaving your hometown because you are sick of it? Think again! The Swedish singer and songwriter Maia Hirasawa means that one will always return at some point. Do you agree with the song? She is originally from Stockholm…