Hur lär man sig svenska bäst? Har får du 12 tips. 


Prata Flytande Svenska/Speak Swedish Fluently  

12 Tips för att Lära sig Svenska

一. Dialogue 对话

A：今晚我和丽丽想去K歌，你要不要来？ 
Jīn wǎn wǒ hé lì lì xiǎng qù K gē ，nǐ yào bú yào lái ？ 

B：我不太会唱歌。我怕我唱不好。 
wǒ bú tài huì chàng gē 。wǒ pà wǒ chàng bÙ hǎo 。 

A：没关系的，一起玩开心就好啦！ 
méi guān xì de ，yī qǐ wán kāi xīn jiù hǎo lā ！

二. Words & Expressions: 

 1.【今晚】jīn wǎn: tonight 

 2.【歌】gē: song 

 3. 【唱歌】chàng gē: sing 
 
 4. 【怕】pà：be afraid of, fear 

 5. 【开心】kāi xīn : happy

三. Dialogue Explanation: 
 1. 今晚我和丽丽想去K歌，你要不要来？ 
Jīn wǎn wǒ hé lì lì xiǎng qù K gē ，nǐ yào bú yào lái ？ 
Lily and I want to go to Karaoke tonight, do you want to to join us? 

2. 我不太会唱歌。我怕我唱不好。 
Wǒ bú tài huì chàng gē 。wǒ pà wǒ chàng bÙ hǎo 。 
I’m not good at singing, I’m afraid that I can’t sing well. 
 note: "不太“ literally means "not too", which means "not very" or "not so". 

 3. 没关系的，一起玩开心就好啦！ 
Méi guān xì de ，yī qǐ wán kāi xīn jiù hǎo lā ！ 
Don’t worry, let’s just have fun together! 

 ☞ (不太会唱歌和唱不好是)没关系的= 没关系的 abbr. 
 
 ☞The "是... 的" construction for emphasizing details
the 是⋯⋯的 construction is frequently used when asking or telling details about the past.Although this structure is called the 是⋯⋯的 construction, the 是 is nearly always optional. You will often hear this structure with 是 omitted, so be aware. The only time 是 is required in this construction is when it's being negated. Other than that, 是 is commonly omitted.

e.g. 1
A: 你 骑 自行车 来 的 吗 ？(Emphasizing "by bike")
     nǐ qí zìxíngchē lái de ma?
      Did you come by bike? 

B: 我 走 来 的 。(Emphasizing "by foot")
     Wǒ zǒu lái de.
     I came by foot.

 e.g.2
A: 谁 告诉 你 的 ？(Emphasizing "who")
    shéi gàosu nǐ de?
     Who told you? 

B: 一 个 同事 告诉 我 的 。(Emphasizing "a colleague")
    yī gè tóngshì gàosu wǒ de.
    A colleague told me.




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Spanish Shortcut

EP 28. ALGO, ALGUIEN ALGÚN Y ALGUNOS

🍰 Siete curiosi di accompagnare Tiziana mentre prepara il suo tiramisù? 

👂Buon ascolto!

Ingredienti: 
- 4 uova 
- 100g Zucchero 
- 500g mascarpone
- 300g di savoiardi
- Cacao amaro 
- Caffè freddo q.b 

⬇️ VOCABOLARIO ⬇️

- Siamo in procinto di… = We are about to…
- Mettere in pratica le nostre doti da pasticcere = Put our pastry-making skills into practice
- L’uovo (singolare) - le uova (plurale) = The egg (singular) - the eggs (plural)
- Separare i tuorli dagli albumi = Separate the yolks from the egg whites
- Non fare i grumi con lo zucchero = Don’t make lumps with the sugar
- Frusta elettrica = Electric whisk / hand mixer
- Mischiare tuorli e zucchero = Mix yolks and sugar
- Montare “a neve” gli albumi = Whip the egg whites until stiff peaks form
- Crema omogenea e soffice = Smooth and fluffy cream
- Niente male! = Not bad!
- Bagnare i savoiardi nel caffè = Dip the ladyfingers in coffee
- Teglia = Baking dish / pan
- Spezzare i savoiardi per adattarli al recipiente = Break the ladyfingers to fit the dish
- Spatola per livellare l’ultimo strato di crema = Spatula to level the last layer of cream
- La ciliegina sulla torta! = The cherry on top!
- Cospargere cacao amaro in polvere = Sprinkle unsweetened cocoa powder



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Ready to take your vocabulary to the next level? 
Episode 37 is here with a fresh set of verbs that will make your conversations more dynamic and expressive!
Today’s verbs are all about perception, sensation, and action—perfect for everyday use:

🔹 Guess – 猜测 (Cāicè) 🤔
🔹 Hallucinate – 产生幻觉 (Chǎnshēng huànjué) 🌈
🔹 Hang – 悬挂 (Xuánguà) 🖼️
🔹 Hear – 听见 (Tīngjiàn) 👂
🔹 Heat – 加热 (Jiārè) 🔥

☄️ Do you want to give these verbs more practice? You're invited to check out: 
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Describe an interesting neighbour - IELTS speaking part 2 and part 3






Describe an interesting neighbour


You should say-

Who this neighbour is
How long have you known him/her
What kind of person he/she is

And explain why you think this neighbour is interesting





“I’m extremely lucky to have a number of very good and helpful neighbours, but when it comes to an interesting neighbour, that would have to be Joe, who lives in the apartment right opposite mine.

I first had the pleasure of meeting Joe just over a year ago, very soon after I moved into the building, and thanked  my lucky stars the day I met him. It was during one of the Covid lockdowns, and it was impossible to go outside to buy groceries, which was making things quite difficult for me… being a foreigner.

I remember it was about 3 days into the lockdown when Joe knocked on my door and introduced himself to me. The first thing that caught my interest was his excellent use of English, and how he seemed to have a slight Australian accent. To cut a long story short, he told me how he guessed that being a foreigner I might need some help in buying food and other necessities during the lockdown, and had come to offer me some help, which really made my day.

After thanking him for his generous offer, I invited him into my apartment for a chat over a cup of coffee, and we spent the next few hours chatting and getting to know one another. He told me how he had spent a number of years living and travelling abroad, which explained his excellent level of English.

He had so many interesting stories of his travels, but the one that really stood out was his account of the time he travelled across the entire width of Australia, and lived to tell the tale.  As an avid traveller myself, I found all of this so fascinating and incredibly interesting, and we sat for hours swapping stories on our different adventures.


Thank you.”
