Learn Swedish language by listening


 The Swedish language is a North Germanic language spoken by about 9 million people in Sweden and Finland. Swedish is closely related to Norwegian and Danish, and to a lesser extent English. The for these Swedish language lessons were recorded by native speaker Krystallia. Don't forget to try the Foreign Service Institute Swedish Course. If you are learning more than one Scandinavian language, go to Scandinavian Vocabulary.


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