0 to 10
- noll
- ett
- två
- tre
- fyra
- fem
- sex
- sju
- åtta
- nio
- tio
Learn the Swedish numbers 1-100 in useful groups, then practice them in the situations where numbers actually appear.
Svensk översättning: Lär dig svenska siffror och träna dem i priser, tider, datum och vardagliga situationer.
Listen for numbers at shops, cafes, pharmacies, and ticket machines.
Numbers help with birthdays, appointments, opening hours, and schedules.
Practice digits clearly so you can give contact details and understand forms.
Numbers appear in exercises, classroom instructions, forms, and everyday errands.
These numbers are irregular enough that they deserve focused repetition.
Once you know trettio, fyrtio, femtio, and the other tens, 21 to 99 become easier.
Say prices, addresses, dates, and times instead of only reading a list.
Numbers are harder when you hear them quickly, so include audio-style recall and repetition.
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Add numbers to a broader practical word bank.
Place numbers inside a complete A1 plan.
Use short free lessons to review numbers.
Work on tricky number sounds like sju and tjugo.
Use numbers in shops, housing, healthcare, and transport.
One to ten in Swedish is ett, två, tre, fyra, fem, sex, sju, åtta, nio, tio.
Learn 0 to 20 first, then the tens. Most numbers after 20 combine the ten and one, for example tjugofem for 25 and fyrtiotva for 42.
Short words, fast speech, and sounds like sj and tj can make numbers difficult. Practice listening and saying numbers in real contexts like prices and times.
The number one changes between en and ett depending on noun gender, but most numbers keep the same form.
Practice numbers in context: prices, dates, addresses, phone numbers, and appointment times. Say them out loud and review them often.
Use short practice sessions for numbers, prices, time, dates, and everyday phrases.
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