You're a Swedish beginner
You are either a total beginner, somewhere on level A1, or very early A2.
So what’s next? What should you do to improve your Swedish?
Here are FIVE EASY STEPS you can take to improve.
1. Get my Free Swedish Learner Toolkit to get organised
This Swedish Learner Toolkit (PDF’s) includes:
- a Goal Setter
- a Habit Tracker
- a Vision Setter
- a Failure Pre-Mortem
- a Weekly Planner
- a Monthly Planner
- a suggested Weekly Study Plan
- a Monthly Review
- a Revision Planner
- a Resource Checklist
+ more tips and recommendations
Download the PDF’s, print out and start using it straight away. You get both English and Swedish versions of all PDF’s.
2. Sign up to NOW DRIVE WE to get a Guiding Resource
NOW DRIVE WE
Learn Swedish. Literally.
Learn through literal English translations in a brain-friendly way.
Decode Swedish along with Anneli, learn Swedish pronunciation and reductions, and practice Active & Passive Listening.
- Training Programme with varied exercises.
- Guided decoding
- Active and Passive Listening
- Smart (literal) flashcards
- Live Q&A's
- Exclusive online community
- Continued access to lives and all materials
- Learn while you giggle
3. Sign up to ÅÄÖ + SJ
How DO you pronounce ÅÄÖ?!
The last three letters of the Swedish alphabet.
Are they just A’s and an O with some accents above?
And that hissing SJ-sound, you can just say it like a ‘H’, surely?
NO!
Let us show you what’s really going on in this introductory course ÅÄÖ.
- Videos showing exact tongue and lip positions
- Learn anatomy and how to use your Orbicularis Oris muscle
- Example words with long and short vowel sounds
- Example words with different spellings of SJ
- Instructions in English, examples in Swedish
Learn to say ÅÄÖ + SJ now
4. If you grammar confuses you,
sign up to Swedish Grammar Made Easy
Swedish Grammar Made Easy
The Grammarphobe’s Guide to Swedish Grammar
Have you started learning Swedish, but soon realised that you don’t even know the grammar rules in your own language?
Are you not quite sure what adverbs, conjunctions or prepositions are?
*Self-paced reference course*
- 10 modules explaining the 9 word categories + Swedish word order
- Access to instructional videos that you can watch while logged in to your course that explains each category, how it's different from English and how it works in Swedish
- Downloadable cheat sheets with the main rules for each category
- All main grammar rules as mobile/desktop wallpapers
- Free access to Quizlet set with 200 terms
- Study in your own time from home
- In English with Swedish examples
5. Sign up to my email list, if you want
