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Language in Sweden

Last revised: 2011-08-13

Most Swedes speak English very well, however it can be useful to learn a few simple words and phrases.

HelloHej
GoodbyeHej då
YesJa
NoNej
Thank youTack
You are welcomeVarsågod
Excuse meUrsäkta mig
SorryFörlåt
I don't speak SwedishJag talar inte svenska
Do you speak English?Talar du engelska?
I don't understandJag förstår inte
How much is it?Hur mycket kostar det?
ToiletToalett
Where is...?Var finns...?
Bus stopBusshållplatsen
Train stationTågstationen
PharmacyApotek
EntranceIngång
ExitUtgång
OpenÖppet
ClosedStängt
Men (in e.g. men's room, men's shoes)Herr
Women (e.g. ladies' room, women shoes)Dam
CheersSkål
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