English-Swedish phrasebook for tourists

Phrases that will surely come in handy when traveling to Sweden.

It's a good idea to carry a Swedish phrasebook when you go sightseeing. Sometimes, in the excitement of exploring, you might get separated from your group and need to ask locals for directions. While Swedes generally understand English and German well, making an effort to learn a few useful phrases in Swedish can earn you respect and goodwill as a visitor.

English

Swedish

Pronunciation

Good morning

God morgon

[Goo morgon]

Good day

God dag

[Goo da]

Good evening

God kväll

[Goo kvel]

Goodbye

På återseende/Vi ses/Agjö

[Poo atersendeh/vee sehs/aiyo]

Good luck

Lycka till

[Looka till]

Nice to meet you

Trevligt att träffas

[Trevelyt at træffas]

Thank you

Tack

[Tak]

Please

Var så god

[Var soh good]

Excuse me (get attention)

Ursäkta mig

[Ursheckta mei]

Sorry (apologize)

Förlåt

[Ferloat]

I don't understand

Jag förstår dig inte

[Yah foershtor dey inte]

I'm lost

Jag har gått vilse

[Yah har gott veelsa]

How much does this cost?

Var kostar det?

[Var kostar deht?]

How to get to...?

Hur ska man gå för att komma till...?

[Hur ska man go for at komma til...?]

Where is the hotel?

Var ligger hotellet?

[Var liggar hotellet?]

Where is the nearest bus/metro stop?

Var finns närmaste busshållplats/tunnelstation?

[Var finns nærmaste booss-hall-putz/tunnel-station?]

Can you show it on the map?

Visa mig på kartan...

[Visa mei pa kartan...]

How much is the room?

Hur mycket kostar rummet?

[Hur merk-eh kostar roommet?]

I have a room reservation

Jag har ett rum beställt

[Yah har ett room bestellt]

I need a single/double room

Jag behöver ett enkelrum/dubbelrum

[Yah behver ett enkel-room/dubbel-room]

The bill, please!

Kan jag få notan, tack

[Kan yah fo notan, tak]


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