Thanks alot everyone! :) I will definately let you know if i struggle with grammar or anything, thank you very much for the offer! And about Assimil: i've heard about it but have never used it. Right now i'm on Rosetta Stone Dutch CD 3, what are the pros and cons of Assimil in your opinion? When it comes to speaking from day one i agree that it is the best way of learning, problem is that for me, being a Swede in Sweden, it's pretty hard to actually do it. Any suggestions on how to actually start speaking?

Once again, thank you everyone, i really appriciate the help!

Språk

Hallå hallå allihopa!
Idag jag pratar jag om språk (/idag ska jag prata om språk). Jag älskar språk. De är grund av liv (i'm not sure what you're trying to say here. If you're trying to say that languages are the foundation of life this would be a better way to say it: "De är grunden för allt liv"). Där är Det finns ungefär 7,000 språk i världen. Men, många ska (in swedish, "ska" is sometimes used as "should" when talking about different people than yourself, or things. Therefore "många kommer att dö" or "många håller på att dö" (which means, many are dying) would be better, even though it's not really gramatically incorrect)  dö. Vi kan stoppa den det. Jag hörde också att engelska kan bli en ett officielt språk av i Sverige. Jag gillar inte detta. spanska brukade vara en ett stort språk av i världen. Den det är stilla det fortfarande men inte så stort. Engelska är det. Jag tror att det kan ändras igen. Kanske ryska, eller kineska? Jag hoppas detta händer därför att många inne i Amerika tänka tycker att de kan passa med Engelska. Någon man kan lära sig ett språk. Du har ett försök en chans. Amerika märker inte att språk är viktigt. Vår ställning i världen minskar varje dag. Människor i Kina kan talar 2,3 eller mer fler ("mer" is used when speaking about amount or volume, like "mer vatten". "Fler" is used when something is measured in numbers, like "fler bilar") språk. Vi kan bidra till den det.
Tack så mycket, vi ses.
-Ian

Not bad! Just try to distinguish between "den" and "det". Both are used as "that" and which one you use depends on the gender of the word you are referring to (en/ett), but when you're referring to something you've previously described ("Månge ska dö") and therefore has no gender, you use "det" too ("Vi kan stoppa det", referring to what you described in your previous sentence). Good luck with your Swedish studies!

Thanks a lot! :) I've used "dutchgrammar.com" sometimes before when finding things in the language that didn't make sense to me, like adjectice conjugation, but as you say it's a bit difficult sometimes. I will definately check out the YouTube-channels and "Sprookjes", since i need to work a lot on my listening comprehension! And i'll give bol.com a look too, since i've been thinking about buying a book in Dutch. Once again, thank you for the great reply and useful links, i will put them to good use!

Hey! I just joined but i'm asking myself the same question. My Dutch is still absolutely terrible so i think that a group of some sort would be perfect to improve my next to non-existent skills. If anyone finds out anything about the matter please inform me, because i'd love to join a group of some sort!