Asking your questions in English would probably be better until you're better at Swedish. It makes it easier to understand your question. "The" is not used the same way in Swedish as it is in English. Instead "-en, -et, -n, -t" are added to the end of the noun. But "the" is used before adjectives. Here are some examples. Winter = vinter The winter = vintern The winter that... = Den vinter som... The cold winter = Den kalla vintern That winter = Den vintern That cold winter = Den kalla vintern This winter = Den här vintern (alt: Denna vinter) Plural: Winters = Vintrar Cold winters = Kalla vintrar The cold winters = De kalla vintrarna Those winters = De vintrarna These cold winters = De här kalla vintrarna (alt: Dessa kalla vintrar). Vilja means "will" or "want" so I don't know where you got that from. "I like the winter" = "Jag gillar vintern" or "Jag tycker om vintern". ---------- Until you are better at Swedish, always use "att". It's usually no problem to drop it when you're using "kommer att" / "will...". "Jag kommer (att) springa" = "I will run". Here it's fine to drop "att". "Jag gillar att springa" = "I like to run". Here it's not ok to drop it.