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| Mr_London | Friday 02nd of December 2005 11:29:14 AM |
| HELP NEEDED! :D - hej alla! How do you say ___ in Swedish?: and are they en or ett... watermelon / water / soda / theatre / cinema / church / castle / building / school / flat / garden / street / avenue / motorway / pavement / computer / pen / pencil / eraser / paper / television / door / refrigerator / washer / dog / cat / chicken / cow / horse / spider / mouse / duck / bear / dolhpin / shark / fish / plant / flower / grass / park / factory / supermarket / lake / sea / island / river / stereo / bus stop / crayon / table / chair / window / ceiling / living room / dining room / stairs / bird / restaurant / pyjamas / trousers / t-shirt / trainers / shoes / socks / skirt / coat / tie / scarf / hat / jacket / shirt / underwear / gloves / bathing suit / suit / shopping centre / bank / medicine / hopsital / sick (person) / lift / lamp / sofa / desert / forest / mountain / beach / sheep / underground / ice-cream / sweet/ ... Thanks loads to whoever helps me out! :) ;) Ian -x- | |
| mrbicrevise | Friday 02nd of December 2005 04:07:16 PM |
| - [quote][i]Originally posted by Mr_London[/i] Hej alla! I just started taking swedish lessons the last week and I need to improve my vocabulary so I was wondering if any of you nice people could tell me which of these are ett words föraldrar / mor / far / son / dotter / bror / syster / farfar / morfar / mormor /farfar / sonson /dotterson / sondotter /dotterdotter / brorsdotter / systerdotter / brorson / systerson / kusin / farbror / morbror / faster / moster / barn / vuxna / vän / väninna / (are the days of the weeck en or ett?) / (are the months of the year en or ett?) / år / dag / morgon / aftermiddag / afton / kväll / natt / vecka / helg / månad / (are the seasons en or ett?) How do you say ___ in Swedish?: and are they en or ett... watermelon / water / soda / theatre / cinema / church / castle / building / school / flat / garden / street / avenue / motorway / pavement / computer / pen / pencil / eraser / paper / television / door / refrigerator / washer / dog / cat / chicken / cow / horse / spider / mouse / duck / bear / dolhpin / shark / fish / plant / flower / grass / park / factory / supermarket / lake / sea / island / river / stereo / bus stop / crayon / table / chair / window / ceiling / living room / dining room / stairs / bird / restaurant / pyjamas / trousers / t-shirt / trainers / shoes / socks / skirt / coat / tie / scarf / hat / jacket / shirt / underwear / gloves / bathing suit / suit / shopping centre / bank / medicine / hopsital / sick (person) / lift / lamp / sofa / desert / forest / mountain / beach / sheep / underground / ice-cream / sweet/ ... Thanks loads to whoever helps me out! :) ;) Ian -x- [/quote] Hmm, I can give you the address of a decent Swedish dictionary: http://lexikon.nada.kth.se/cgi-bin/swe-eng | |
| Mr_London | Friday 02nd of December 2005 07:54:17 PM |
| - yeah thanks ive tried it but it doesn't says if its an ett or an en word lol | |
| Zaphod | Friday 02nd of December 2005 08:10:43 PM |
| - [quote][i]Originally posted by Mr_London[/i] Hej alla! I just started taking swedish lessons the last week and I need to improve my vocabulary so I was wondering if any of you nice people could tell me which of these are ett words föraldrar / mor / far / son / dotter / bror / syster / farfar / morfar / mormor /farfar / sonson /dotterson / sondotter /dotterdotter / brorsdotter / systerdotter / brorson / systerson / kusin / farbror / morbror / faster / moster / barn / vuxna / vän / väninna / (are the days of the weeck en or ett?) / (are the months of the year en or ett?) / år / dag / morgon / aftermiddag / afton / kväll / natt / vecka / helg / månad / (are the seasons en or ett?) [/quote] Only two of these words are "ett"-words, barn and år. The rest of them are "en"-words, including the weekdays, months and seasons, although months are used like this: "En februarimånad", or "en septembermånad". That is, with the word for month being put after the months name when preceded by "en". You can look up the other words in the dictionary mrbicrevise linked to=) And yes, for the other words, the dictionary doesn't say if it's en or ett... That's too bad. I will try to find another dictionary. | |
| Mr_London | Friday 02nd of December 2005 08:18:56 PM |
| - thanks loadssssssss! | |
