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Swedish Election Day, Photo: Mona Loose\/imagebank.sweden.se<\/p><\/div>\n

\u2018Tis the Season…for holiday Cheer? No, not quite. Why it’s the season for the American Election of course. Whether you’re “celebrating” or not, we are inundated with the latest polling numbers, debates, headlines, etc. The American Election, especially with a presidential race on the ballot, is covered in world news quite closely, especially in Sweden, so let\u2019s take this opportunity to cover some political vocabulary that you can integrate into your Swedish conversations. <\/span><\/p>\n

As you know, I love 8sidor.se<\/a>\u2019s articles, for classes, and for the purpose of this blog, they are short, concise, and deliver good B-C-level vocabulary. This week we\u2019ll look at the article <\/span>M\u00e5nga r\u00f6star redan i USA<\/span><\/a><\/em> \/ Many are Already Voting in the U.S,\u201d cover some basic vocabulary that will help you talk about the issues. <\/span>
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8sidor.se<\/em> summarizes the views of each party into several bullet points, let\u2019s look at how they describe \u201c<\/span>de tv\u00e5 motst\u00e5ndarna<\/span><\/i> \/ these two opponents\u201d: <\/span>
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\n<\/span>Donald Trump fr\u00e5n partiet Republikanerna vill bland annat:\u00a0<\/span> <\/em>
\nDonald Trump from the Republican Party wants to:<\/span><\/p>\n