Hi, long time no see. When I encounter a language problem, I always try to solve it as quickly as possible. If I don't have time at that moment, I always write it down on a piece of paper and place the note near the PC, so I can look it up. Sometimes I just have to look in a dictionary. If it's a more complicated problem than that, I usually ask a person who is a native speaker of the language. Since I studied a lot of languages already, I always try to look on my solved problems with critical eyes, since some sentences never get the exact same meaning as in my mother's tongue. A tip for everybody who reads this, is to solve the problem as quickly as possible; when you have it fresh in your mind. Then if you look it up, and then take a look on it after a week or two again, it will be so much easier to understand. That was all, and I hope that I answered your question properly! Best wishes, Saïd.

Olá, amigo. "What's up?" em inglês é como "Como vai?", mas mais informal. Como você já escreveu, é uma gíria! Até mais, Saïd.

I'm from a city called Lund. In Lund live around 105 000 persons, so it's not so big as Gothenburg (Göteborg). 60% of the inhabitants are either studying or working at Lund's University. I'm a student. It's quite a nice town, because there are many roads filled with cobblestones instead of asphalt. There are also bars and discos everywhere, so it's possible to go out and party every day in the week! If you have any particular questions about Lund, just ask me! See you around, Saïd.

Hi! Maybe this would help you. Ja må han leva, ja må han leva, ja må han leva ut i hundrade år. Javisst ska han leva, javisst ska han leva, javisst ska han leva ut i hundrade år! This song wouldn't make much sense in English I think, but it's still a happy birthday song. :P Best wishes, Saïd.

I want to make an inquiry here about the pronunciation. As stated in the question, you are asking if it's pronounced like in Spanish or French. As the others say, "rr" can be pronounced like H. This is common in Brazil. But remember! If you would go to Portugal, they would pronounce the "rr" like a French R. Well then, that was all! Best wishes, Saïd.

Hello. Well, I recognize your problem. In most of the cases, people have problems in teaching other people their language, because they don't know their own grammar. Native people don't think of it. Some languages doesn't even have a regular system to lean back to. Sometimes when I think of Swedish, it's kind of frustrating that it barely has a regular grammar. Nevertheless, I try to help people with translating and so on, but when it comes to grammar in Swedish, it's tough! Message me whenever you need help, Saïd.

Olá. Eu não estou seguro que eu entenda, mas eu acho que nós possamos falar. Se você quiser aprender outros idiomas, você possa adicionar-me. Até mais. Saïd.

Hola. Puedo ayudarte. 1. Hej 2. Hej då 3. Tack 4. Ingen orsak 5. Välkommen 6. God morgon 7. God natt ¡Hasta luego! Saïd.