You can use sin only in the object part of a sentence, not in the subject part. In this sentence you can use sin after och in the subject part, as both hund and katt are grammatical objects:
hon går med sin hund och sin katt – she walks with her dog and cat
But here both hon and hund are subjects:
hon och hennes hund går sin vanliga promenad she and her dog go their usual walk
Jag tycker att… – I think that… Jag menar att… – I mean… Jag förstår/fattar – I understand Jag förstår/fattar inte – I don’t understand Min åsikt är den att… – My opinion is that…
Det tycker/anser jag också – I agree Det stämmer – That’s right Det är sant – That’s true Det har du rätt i – That’s where you’re right
Det tycker/anser jag inte – I do not agree Det stämmer inte – That’s not right Det är inte sant – That’s not true Jag tror att du har fel – I believe that you’re wrong Tvärtom – Vice versa, on the contrary
Välkommen – Welcome Lycka till – Good luck Grattis/Gratulerar – Congratulations Grattis på födelsedagen – Happy birthday Ha det så bra – (lit. Have it so good) Take care of yourself, have a good time, farewell etc. Hälsa alla – Say hello to everyone Krya på dig – Get well
Förlåt – Sorry Jag är ledsen – I am sorry Vad synd – What a shame/pity
*ett butiksbiträde- a store clerk
*bokaffär- book store
*ursäkta mig- excuse me
*skulle vilja- would like
*titta på- take a look at
*vilken vill du ha?- which would you like
*den om- the one about
*ett ögonblick- one moment
*den här?- this one?
*den är det- that is the one
*den där- that
*den här- this
*varsågod- here you go
(ett) personligt brev – personal letter (usually attatched to the resume when applying for jobs, basically a letter where you write things you’ve done and congratulate yourself on being perfect)
(ett) gott intryck – a good impression
(ett) dåligt intryck – a bad impression
att ansöka – to apply
att få ett jobb – to get a job
att lämna in – to submit
(en) ansökan – an application
(ett) företag – business
(en) chef – boss
jag lämnade in mitt CV till ett företag igår – i submitted my resume to a business yesterday
jag fick inte jobbet – i didn’t get the job
jag fick mitt drömjobb – i got my dreamjob
hur går det att söka job? – how are the jobapplications going?
det går bra, jag har varit på intervju – it’s going well, i’ve been to an interview
hur gick intervjun? – how did the interview go?
den gick bra, jag gjorde nog ett gott intryck – it went well, i probably made a good impression
Here are some of the very best apps for students; either in highschool or in college. I have used many of the following apps, but not all of them. Some, I have just asked friends about and they suggested those ones.
Please enjoy the apps below, tell me how you like them, and feel free to add onto this list 🙂
Language Learning: Duolingo, Memrise, Busuu, Babbel, Livemocha, Living Language, Tandem, MindSnacks
Games: Lumosity, Sudoku, TanZen, GeoMaster Plus HD, Speed Anatomy, Star Walk, LeafSnap, Splice: Tree of Life, Vismory, Pigments, Viridi, Sunshine, Nota
Test Prep: Khan Academy, Magoosh ACT Flashcards, The Grading Game, Math Brain Booster, ACCUPLACER Study App, CK-12, NRICH, StudySync, Quizlet, StudyAce, That Quiz, Brilliant, Synap
Planner:Timeful, Remember the Milk, Listastic, Finish, 2Do, iStudiez Pro, MyHomework Student Planner, My Study Life, ClassManager, MyLifeOrganized, Daily Agenda, Schedule Planner, Todoist
Inspiration:TED, Lift, Believe It: You Will Achieve, BrainCourage, Get Inspired, iFundamentals, Reinventing Yourself, iWish, Pozify, Positive Thinking – The Key to Happiness, The Gratitude Journal
So, here’s my method for studying a language with music you like.
1. Find a song you like in your target language.
2. Check if it’s on lyrics translate (both transcribed and translated)
3. Set up your page! Write in the title and author, maybe the language, update your table of contents, etc.
4. Copy the lyrics onto the page!
I use lines to indicate stanzas because it saves space. I also color-coded nouns by gender (feminine=black, neuter=purple, masculine=blue) the rest was in gray.
5. Underline words you know. That doesn’t mean words you think you might know. It means words you can recognize almost immediately.
6. Play the song and follow along with a pencil or your finger, whatever works. Make sure you’re connecting the sounds you hear to the words on the page. Repeat as needed (I only do this once since I’m pretty familiar with german, if you’re new to the language I recommend 2-3 times)
7. Play the song again but without the pencil, only follow along with your eyes. Do this until you feel comfortable.
8. Cover the lyrics and play the song again. I have a special ‘covering-up-stuff-in-my-notebooks’ page but that’s just me, you can just flip the notebook over. Play the song 2-3 times and try to hear the words you know and visualize the words as you hear them.
9. This part involves talking to yourself (70% of my study habits make me look crazy its fine). Now go through word by word and literally just say everything the word brings to mind. i.e.
“euch is such a nice word I enjoy saying it”
“Tür looks like it has a smiley face in the middle. I say that every time I see a ü jeez.”
“I have no idea what they’re saying here”
This is when you look up the words you don’t know and look at the translation. You try to figure out what they’re saying when and what all the words mean. and yes, ALL of this you do out loud. Read the definition out loud, react to it. i.e.
“OHHH that’s what they’re saying there”
“Hey, now I know what schweigt means! wow!”
You’d be surprised how much this helps you. It helps you remember stuff, figure out what you don’t know, keep your thought process linear, its great 10/10 recommend.
10. Repeat steps 6, 7, and 8 again (only play the song once per step). This time pay extra attention to the new words you’ve learned and the meaning of the song.
11. Hey, you’re done now! Revisit every couple of days and maybe just do steps 7 and 9 (that’s what I do but it’s up to you) Of course you can edit this to make it work for you, I invite you to do so. I personally don’t like making vocab lists for everything but if it helps you then go for it! Have fun with it, music is fun! languages are fun! Good luck
Notes:
Here is a link to the song I used in the pics. (Yes I know the song is about how people can be mindless groupthinkers it’s just the song I was using today haha.)
I love using music to learn languages so I really hope this helps someone 🙂
(Sorry if I left anything out or if there’s a typo feel free to message me if that’s the case and I’ll fix it right away! I’m always open to suggestions!)
Absolut – absolutely Alldeles – quite, perfectly, very Allra – the very, to the highest degree, most of all (used before a superlative) Allt – ever more, more and more Alltför – too (more than enough, as too much) Alltså – accordingly, therefore, ergo, consequently, thus, in other words, that is to say Antagligen – probably, presumably Bara – just, only Blott – merely, just Dessutom – besides, moreover, furthermore, in addition Egentligen – really, actually, in fact Endast – only Enormt – immensely Eventuellt – possibly, maybe Exakt – exact Faktiskt – actually, really, for real Fantastiskt – incredibly, fantastically Fullständigt – completely För – too; to an excessive degree Förfärligt – terribly Förmodligen – probably (in all likelihood) Förstås – of course, naturally Ganska – pretty, quite, rather Givetvis – of course, naturally Gärna – willingly, gladly, readily, easily Helt – entirely, absolutely, wholly, completely Hemskt – terribly I själva verket – actually, in fact, as a matter of fact Kanske – maybe, possibly, perhaps Knappt – hardly, scarcely Lagom – (just) right, fitting, neither too much or too little Mycket – much, a lot, very Möjligen, möjligtvis – possibly Naturligtvis – of course Nog – enough, sufficient, probably Nästan – almost Också – too, as well, also Ogärna – unwillingly Otroligt – incredibly Otvivelaktigt – undoubtetly Ovillkorligen – necessarily Precis – precisely, exactly Rätt (så) – rather, fairly, pretty Sannolikt – probably Säkerligen – surely Säkert – surely, safely Således – thus Till och med – even Totalt – totally Troligen – probably (which makes sense to believe) Troligtvis – probably (in all likelihood) Tydligen – apparently, seemingly Tyvärr – unfortunately Tämligen – rather, quite Utan tvekan – unhesitatingly Verkligen – really, in reality, actually, in fact, truly Väl – used to give the statement a lower degree of certainty; a begging for agreement… Väldigt – very, enormously Ännu – yet, thus far, still, even, yet another, in addition, up to a time Även – even, also
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