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well the question is what are you interested of? do you wanna get to know the culture and history? or maybe you are more about seeing the new active life of Europe? Also would you wanna go to cold or warm weathered countries? and you should thinks about that there's cultural differences through out Europe, we may share history but each country is a whole new place. ^^
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Jag vill åka till olika länder. Det är viktigt för mig att lära mig olika kulturer.
Sista gången, sade("sa" is a more common word these days, "sade" is correct but when writing to younger people 'sa' is more appriciated. and remember when speaking do not pronounce the last 'de') jag att jag hinner inte. Men det är nödvändigt att jag hitta tid att studera svenska. Jag måste försöka att tala svenska mer. Det är ett vackert språk.
Min rumskompis är italiensk. Han talar italienska, engelska och franska. I går tittade han på fransk TV och han förstod det. Jag studerade franska många år sen, men jag har glömde det.
Också, det finns ett svenskt kafe i New York som heter Konditori!
Note: I would appreciate any tips on learning the different conjugations of Swedish verbs. It seems that for most verbs you can just add –de or –te to their infinitive forms to get the past tense, but there are exceptions like förstod (initially I wrote förståde!). Does one simply have to remember all the irregular verbs, and are there a lot of them or are they relatively uncommon? duoLingo hasn’t covered anything besides present tense yet (not even the imperative or infinitive forms), so I’m haphazardly reading ahead on my own and probably not learning as effectively as I could be.
there's a lot of irregular words but still it's a bit uncommon. and -te is not common, barely no swedish verbs in past tens ends with -te it's -t.0 votedApril 25, 20150
