Master Swedish in 300 Lessons: Learn Swedish & Speak Swedish

Course Overview

This course is designed to help beginners learn Swedish in 300 lessons. With the help of a native speaker, learners will gain essential Swedish conversation phrases for any situation. Topics such as greetings, small talk, and introducing oneself will be covered, as well as conversations in public, such as at a restaurant, hotel, and asking for directions. Learners will learn how to start and carry on a conversation in any context, how to pronounce each Swedish phrase/word like a native speaker, get comfortable with reading Swedish, practice listening to Swedish at a natural speaking pace, speak Swedish confidently via extensive targeted practice, and practice writing in Swedish. This course is perfect for those who are complete beginners and don’t know any Swedish at all, or those who already took a Swedish course but don't yet feel comfortable speaking. It is split up into 49 sections, each one with a specific theme, and most lessons are under 10 minutes. Learners will gain useful vocabulary, example sentences, and real-life conversation phrases delivered in an easy to understand and not too overwhelming way. After every lesson, learners will have several practices to train their pronunciation, reading, listening, speaking, and writing skills. Swedish is a beautiful language which is spoken in Sweden and Finland, and also widely understood across the Scandinavian world. Whether learners are interested in learning Swedish as a hobby, for professional reasons, or for traveling, this course is perfect for them. It covers the basics from level zero (absolute beginner) and then learners will rapidly gain vocabulary and phrases to make conversation. Even the smallest details are thoroughly explained, so learners should have no difficulty following the course and understanding everything. By the end of the course, learners will be able to introduce themselves and meet and greet people, master basic skills (telling time, counting, etc), express their opinions, ask for and give directions, pay for groceries at the supermarket, buy clothes at a shop, order food at a restaurant, book a hotel room, and buy a train.