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German Personal Pronouns (Personalpromen)

ich: i 

du: you (informal) 

er: he 

sie: she 

es: it 

ihr: you guys

sie: they 

*Sie: you (formal) 

*the "S" in the formal "you" for german MUST be capitalized. despite the 3 sie's, the context of the text is what will tell the 3 apart.:) in writing, however, the formal version of "you" in german sets apart from the other 2 given that it's the one that is capitalized in writing. Also, they are all pronounced the same!:)

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Difference between du, er, & ni

I’ve always been pretty confused when deciding if whether I should use du or er. However, I just got explained the difference between the three. Hopefully this helps you if you’re having the same troubles! :)

WHEN USING DU:

Du is used when talking to one person and they’re the subject of the sentence. For example:

Du ser mig - You (singular) see me

WHEN USING DIG:

Dig is used when it is, again, one person. However, this time they are the object sentence. For example:

Jag ser dig - I see you (singular)

WHEN USING NI:

Ni is used when there’s more than one person and they are the subject of the sentence. For example:

Ni ser oss - You (plural) see us

WHEN USING ER:

Er is used when it’s more than one person and they’re the object of the sentence. For example:

Vi ser er - We see you (plural)

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Months & Seasons in Swedish

MONTHS: januari: January februari: February mars: March april: April maj: May juni: June juli: July augusti: August september: September oktober: October november: November december: December

SEASONS: vår: spring sommar: summer höst: autumn vinter: winter

REMEMBER: months of the year, and seasons, are NOT capitalized in the Swedish language! While this doesn’t alter your Swedish speaking ability, it does help in your understanding of Swedish grammar! Happy learning! :)

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Months & Season in French

MONTHS: janvier: January février: February mars: March avril: April mai: May juin: June juillet: July août: August septembre: September octobre: October novembre: November décembre: December

SEASONS: le printemps: spring l'été (masc.): summer l'automne (masc.): autumn l'hiver (masc.): winter

REMEMBER: months of the year, as well as seasons, are NOT capitalized in the French language! Although this doesn't alter your French speaking ability, it does help you in your French grammar! Happy learning! :)

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Svenska Pronomen (Swedish Pronouns)

Definitely one of the most important things to know and understand when learning a new language is knowing the pronouns! Here’s a list of the Swedish Pronouns and their meaning! :)

I: jag

you: du

he: han

she: hon

we: vi

they: de/dom

me: mig

you: dig

him: honom

her: hennes

us: oss

them: dem/dom

my: min

your: din

his: hans

hers: hennes

our: vår

their: deras

mine: min

yours: din

his: hans

hers: hennes

ours: vår

theirs: deras

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week 1 of starting a bullet journal! i decided to make this weeks theme my favorite color, blue:)! despite it having the utmost messiness, it was really great in helping me plan out my week! i’m going to be continuing with this journal each week, as it should be helpful in my productivity!

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I’ve gotten 4 anon requests to make a Swedish Resources Masterpost, so here it is! It was difficult to find resources, so this language masterpost is much shorter than the others I’ve made. I definitely recommend taking a class for this language due to the lack of resources on the Internet!

Learning Websites

Duolingo

GoSwedish (awesome Youtube channel!)

Babbel

Memrise

MyLanguages

MondlyLanguages

LearningSwedish

ieLanguages

LiveMocha

101Languages

SwedishPod101

Dictionaries & Checkers

Languagetool (Checker)

Linguee (Dictionary)

Wordreference (Dictionary)

Lexicool (Dictionary)

Lexilogos (Dictionary)

folkets-lexikon (Dictionary)

en.bab.la (Dictionary)

ord.se (Dictionary)

Pronunciation

The Alphabet

Consonants

Vowels

Grammar

Pronouns

Verbs

Verb Conjugator

Tenses

Past Tense

Future Tense

Nouns and Articles

Prepositions

PDF - really helpful!

Vocabulary

6000+ Words

1000 Most Common Swedish Words (With Pronunciation)

450+ Nouns in Definite Form

Numbers 1-100

Word of the Day

PDF

Common Words

Important Words to Know

Swedish Tea Vocabulary

Phrases

Extra

Type Swedish + Its Accents

Swedish Media Masterpost

How to Greet

Tips

Keep a notebook

Take a class if possible!!!

If you’re taking a class, write down any extra Swedish vocabulary you may get

Practice pronouncing. All. The. Time.

Take notes

Have readable notes

Practice writing & grammar

Once you start learning, do not stop or else you’re going to forget things!!

Take quizzes & tests online for practice

Make some online Swedish friends

don’t look at the tumblr swedish tag because you will find more pornography than actual swedish

Thank you for reading my masterpost!

MY MASTERPOSTS:

How to Color Code & Highlight Efficiently

How to Make Flashcards

How to Get & Be Motivated

How to Get Enough Sleep

The Mega Stationery Masterpost

What are in my Pencil Cases?

French Resources Masterpost

Italian Resources Masterpost

How to Study with a Mental Illness

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