@Charlie Elgholm Thanks for the detailed explanation! I'd try using and memorizing the Swedish accented characters next time, 但是太难记了！I like the idea of combining words (don't know that before).

OMG, I've never seen a phone number being written like that! Funny and extremely annoying at the same time! :) A quick tip is to try and go the extra mile; and actually use our Swedish accented characters, åäö, since they are an important part of the language. Could be a hassle though, since I guess you have another keyboard-setting. If you want to write out numbers you should not separate them ("särskrivning"). 21 = tjugoett 133 = etthundratrettiotre etc Please also note that small swedish numbers should be written out in characters (<50 I learned in school, but nowadays it's more like <20), so you're actually on to something! ;) We do not write: "Det var 3 månader sedan", we write "Det var TRE månader sedan". Please note, however, that prices or otherwise number-centric texts should have the numbers as the actual number. "Priset är 19 kr", "Den är 20 meter lång", "Det kom bara 1 person på festen!" Otherwise Carlstroems correction below is perfect!