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It’s raining! Picture it: You’re on vacation in Stockholm during the autumn, and suddenly, rain starts to fall. You’re getting soaked! What do you do?<\/p>\n
Maybe you want to buy ett paraply<\/em><\/strong>, an umbrella. Or maybe you just want to talk about the weather. Swedes love small-talk, so you’ll fit right in! And have we got the guide for you. Learn how to talk about the weather with us in Swedish below!<\/p>\n Lycka till!<\/em> Good luck! \ud83d\ude09<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It’s raining! Picture it: You’re on vacation in Stockholm during the autumn, and suddenly, rain starts to fall. You’re getting soaked! What do you do? Maybe you want to buy ett paraply, an umbrella. Or maybe you just want to talk about the weather. Swedes love small-talk, so you’ll fit right in! And have we…<\/p>\n\n\n
\n NOUN<\/strong><\/td>\n Example with noun<\/strong><\/td>\n VERB<\/strong><\/td>\n Example with verb<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n blixt (blixten)<\/strong>
\nlightning<\/em><\/td>\nBlixten<\/strong> lyste upp hela himlen.
\nThe lightning<\/em> lit up the whole sky.<\/em><\/td>\natt blixtr<\/span>a<\/strong>
\nthere is lightning<\/em><\/td>\nDet blixtrar<\/strong> (ute).
\nThere is lightning (out).<\/em><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n dimma (dimman)<\/strong>
\nfog\/mist<\/em><\/td>\nDimman<\/strong> gjorde det sv\u00e5rt att se v\u00e4gen.
\nThe fog made it hard to see the sky.<\/em><\/td>\natt vara dimmigt<\/strong>
\nto be foggy\/misty<\/em><\/td>\nDet \u00e4r dimmigt<\/strong> (ute).
\nIt is foggy\/misty (out).<\/em><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n hagel (haglet)<\/strong>
\nhail<\/em><\/td>\nHaglet<\/strong> skadade mig i huvudet.
\nThe hail injured my head.<\/em><\/td>\natt hagla<\/strong>
\nto hail<\/em><\/td>\nDet haglar<\/strong> (ute).
\nIt is hailing (out).<\/em><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n himmel (<\/strong>himlen*)<\/strong>
\nsky<\/em><\/td>\nHimlen<\/strong> \u00e4r vacker idag.
\nThe sky is beautiful today.<\/em><\/td>\n–<\/td>\n –<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n is (<\/strong>isen)<\/strong>
\nice<\/em><\/td>\nIsen<\/strong> var hal.
\nThe ice was slippery.<\/em><\/td>\natt vara isigt\/halt<\/strong>
\nto be icy\/slippery<\/em><\/td>\nDet \u00e4r isigt<\/strong> ute.
\nIt is icy out.<\/em>
\nDet \u00e4r halt<\/strong> ute.
\nIt is slippery out.<\/em><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n kyla (kylan)<\/strong>
\n[the] cold<\/em><\/td>\nM\u00e5nga v\u00e4xter dog i kylan<\/strong>.
\nMany plants died in the cold.<\/em><\/td>\natt vara kallt\/kyligt<\/strong>
\nto be cold\/chilly<\/em><\/td>\nDet \u00e4r kallt\/kyligt <\/strong>(ute).
\nIt is cold\/chilly (out).<\/em><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n moln (<\/strong>ett moln)<\/strong>
\ncloud<\/em><\/td>\nHon ser \u00f6ver oss fr\u00e5n ett moln<\/strong>.
\nShe is watching over us from a cloud.<\/em><\/td>\natt vara moln\/molnigt<\/strong>
\nto be cloudy<\/em><\/td>\nDet \u00e4r moln\/molnigt<\/strong> (ute).
\nIt is cloudy (out).<\/em><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n en orkan (<\/strong>orkanen)<\/strong>
\na hurricane<\/em><\/td>\n\u00d6n drabbades av en orkan<\/strong>.
\nThe island was hit by a hurricane.<\/em><\/td>\n–<\/td>\n –<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n regn (<\/strong>regnet)<\/strong>
\nrain<\/em><\/td>\nHan kysste mig i regnet<\/strong>.
\nHe kissed me in the rain.<\/em><\/td>\natt regna<\/strong>
\nto rain<\/em><\/td>\nDet regnar<\/strong> (ute).
\nIt is raining (out).<\/em><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n en regnb\u00e5ge (<\/strong>regnb\u00e5gen)<\/strong>
\na rainbow<\/em><\/td>\nNi blev glada n\u00e4r ni s\u00e5g regnb\u00e5gen<\/strong>.
\nYou were happy when you saw the rainbow.<\/em><\/td>\n–<\/td>\n –<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n sol (<\/strong>solen)<\/strong>
\nsun<\/em><\/td>\nSolen<\/strong> skiner.
\nThe sun is shining.<\/em><\/td>\natt vara sol\/soligt<\/strong>
\nto be sunny<\/em><\/td>\nDet \u00e4r sol\/soligt<\/strong> (ute).
\nIt is sunny (out).<\/em><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n sn\u00f6 (<\/strong>sn\u00f6n)
\n<\/strong>snow<\/em><\/td>\nDe s\u00e5g en r\u00e4v i sn\u00f6n<\/strong>.
\nThey saw a fox in the snow.<\/em><\/td>\natt sn\u00f6a<\/strong>
\nto snow<\/em><\/td>\nDet sn\u00f6ar<\/strong> (ute).
\nIt is snowing (out).<\/em><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n en storm (<\/strong>stormen)<\/strong>
\na storm<\/em><\/td>\nVi stannade inne under stormen<\/strong>.
\nWe stayed in during the storm.<\/em><\/td>\natt storma<\/strong>
\nto storm<\/em><\/td>\nDet stormar<\/strong> ute.
\nIt is storming outside.<\/em><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n vind (<\/strong>vinden)<\/strong>
\nwind<\/em><\/td>\nDet \u00e4r mycket vind<\/strong> vid kusten.
\nThere is a lot of wind by the coast.<\/em><\/td>\natt bl\u00e5sa<\/strong>
\nto be windy
\n(= to blow)<\/em><\/td>\nDet bl\u00e5ser<\/strong> (ute).
\nIt is windy (out).<\/em><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n v\u00e4rme (<\/strong>v\u00e4rmen)<\/strong>
\nheat<\/em><\/td>\nJag ville inte g\u00e5 ut i v\u00e4rmen<\/strong>.
\nI didn’t want to go out in the heat.<\/em><\/td>\natt vara varmt<\/strong>
\nto be warm\/hot<\/em><\/td>\nDet \u00e4r varmt<\/strong> (ute).
\nIt is warm\/hot (out).<\/em>
\n(In Swedish, varmt<\/em> means both warm and hot with regards to weather.)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n \u00e5ska (<\/strong>\u00e5skan)<\/strong>
\nthunder<\/em><\/td>\nJag skr\u00e4mdes av \u00e5skan<\/strong>.
\nI was frightened by the thunder.<\/em><\/td>\natt \u00e5ska<\/strong>
\nto thunder<\/em><\/td>\nDet \u00e5skar<\/strong> (ute).
\nIt is thundering (out).<\/em><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n en \u00f6versv\u00e4mning (\u00f6versv\u00e4mningen)<\/strong>
\na flood<\/em><\/td>\nM\u00e5nga hus drabbas av \u00f6versv\u00e4mningar<\/strong>.
\nMany houses are being hit by floods.<\/em><\/td>\n–<\/td>\n –<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/swedish\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/9\/2017\/06\/lightning-399853_640-350x233.jpg\")