Autumn Vocab List – Swedish Posted by Marcus Cederström on Oct 2, 2012 in Vocabulary
Fall is here. Officially it’s been here for a while, but as the leaves fall from the trees, the days get shorter, and the temperatures get just a bit cooler, it’s time to take a look at some of the common words used to describe the fall. So, without further ado, here is list with twenty-five vocabulary words/phrases to work on in the coming days.
Good luck!
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Svenska |
Engelska |
| en höst | autumn |
| ett träd | a tree |
| ett löv | a leaf |
| att falla | to fall |
| kall | cold |
| att regna | to rain |
| en temperatur | a temperature |
| färgrik | colorful |
| färgglad | colorful |
| röd | red |
| gul | yellow |
| orange | orange |
| grön | green |
| ställ klockan tillbaka en timme | turn the clock back one hour |
| en jacka | a jacket |
| en gummistövel | a rubber boot |
| en dag | a day |
| kortare | shorter |
| en natt | a night |
| längre | longer |
| ett äpple | an apple |
| en kantarell | a chanterelle |
| en paj | a pie |
| en gryta | a stew |
| en soppa | a soup |
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About the Author: Marcus Cederström
Marcus Cederström has been writing for the Transparent Swedish Blog since 2009. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Scandinavian Studies from the University of Oregon, a Master's Degree in Scandinavian Studies from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, and a PhD in Scandinavian Studies and Folklore from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He has taught Swedish for several years and still spells things wrong. So, if you see something, say something.