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Definition of Swedish in English: Swedishadjective ˈswiːdɪʃˈswidɪʃ Relating to Sweden, its people, or their language. Example sentencesExamples - So there we were in the middle of the yellow and blue Swedish furnishings Mecca sitting, lying and touching all the sofas.
- Add to this the stunning choreography and authentic Swedish accents and your back in the good old days.
- The new house, which is of Swedish origin, is designed to house agricultural labourers.
- While she was at Stuttgart, she met her future husband, the Swedish tenor Thomas Sunnegardh.
- It is a Russian marinated herring, so we were told by the chef, who used to work in a Swedish restaurant.
- A Swedish aid group has promoted sporting activity in depressed townships in Zambia and elsewhere.
- Dinner on Friday night started with a very classic Swedish appetizer, toast Skagen.
- The new study was carried out at the Karolinska Institute, a respected Swedish research centre.
- Before that I had spent six years in the Premiership in Norway and that's like Swedish football too.
- The Swedish trial was to assess the effect of hormone replacement therapy on women with a previous history of the disease.
- The spadework was done by Petrov and Sutton, and their Swedish teammate duly converted from close in.
- He moved back to Sweden in 1990 and continues to work with Benny on a series of Swedish language projects.
- Bulgaria has registered the highest growth rate of Swedish tourists for the three last years.
- Those were Swedish fables of love, family and friendship which bathed us in a warm and fuzzy comforting glow.
- Memorably, Nanne performed this song at the Swedish national finals wearing pointy green ears.
- Prosperity, high taxes and good social provision are inextricably linked in Swedish thought.
- Critics of the Swedish government are not denounced as foreign agents and traitors.
- The Swedish winger spent the last two seasons on the sidelines, as he was struck down by a series of injuries.
- Bergman Close was named in honour of the Swedish actress Ingrid whose most famous part was in Casablanca.
- A Swedish speaking Finn is entitled to study in their own language to university level.
noun ˈswiːdɪʃˈswidɪʃ mass nounThe Scandinavian language of Sweden, also spoken in parts of Finland. It has over 8 million speakers. Example sentencesExamples - From this day on, the official language of San Marcos will be Swedish.
- Most citizens speak Swedish as their first language and English as their second.
- We've always talked a kind of mixed Swenglish in the family with my mum but talked Swedish to our dad.
- Simply not true, he says, having made the effort to master Swedish fluently during his two stints there.
- Being fluent in Swedish may not always help on a CV here in the Lakes, but for Jo it's proved invaluable.
- An announcement came over the speakers in Swedish and everyone turned and ran out of the hall.
- The Ganda worm spread via email in either English or Swedish using a variety of email subject lines and message bodies.
- You can contact the owner Lars Therkildsen in English, Danish, Swedish and German.
- I should point out that from the info on the CD cover the language spoken is Swedish.
- It is no coincidence that Levet also speaks English, German, Italian, Swedish and Spanish.
- They were even speaking Swedish in my dream even though I can't speak Swedish.
- As there are three extra letters in Swedish, Ö is the official last word of the alphabet.
- Along the way, Swedish, Spanish, and French forces had been drawn into a general bloody m lee.
- For instance hee hee hee in English is ji ji ji in Spanish; the Swedish for a car's toot is tut.
- In Finland the land-owning and commercial classes were Swedish in language and origin.
- They don't load very quickly, and they probably aren't much use if you don't speak Swedish.
- The child may have already had some teaching in Swedish as a second language.
- The only reason they're doing it is because the original was in subtitled in Swedish.
- The announcer came on and said something in Swedish, then translated it into English.
- I might have an easier time finding reading it in Finnish or Swedish, but we'll see.
Definition of Swedish in US English: SwedishadjectiveˈswēdiSHˈswidɪʃ Relating to Sweden, its people, or their language. Example sentencesExamples - The spadework was done by Petrov and Sutton, and their Swedish teammate duly converted from close in.
- So there we were in the middle of the yellow and blue Swedish furnishings Mecca sitting, lying and touching all the sofas.
- Before that I had spent six years in the Premiership in Norway and that's like Swedish football too.
- The new study was carried out at the Karolinska Institute, a respected Swedish research centre.
- Prosperity, high taxes and good social provision are inextricably linked in Swedish thought.
- He moved back to Sweden in 1990 and continues to work with Benny on a series of Swedish language projects.
- The Swedish winger spent the last two seasons on the sidelines, as he was struck down by a series of injuries.
- A Swedish speaking Finn is entitled to study in their own language to university level.
- Dinner on Friday night started with a very classic Swedish appetizer, toast Skagen.
- Memorably, Nanne performed this song at the Swedish national finals wearing pointy green ears.
- A Swedish aid group has promoted sporting activity in depressed townships in Zambia and elsewhere.
- Those were Swedish fables of love, family and friendship which bathed us in a warm and fuzzy comforting glow.
- It is a Russian marinated herring, so we were told by the chef, who used to work in a Swedish restaurant.
- The new house, which is of Swedish origin, is designed to house agricultural labourers.
- Add to this the stunning choreography and authentic Swedish accents and your back in the good old days.
- Bergman Close was named in honour of the Swedish actress Ingrid whose most famous part was in Casablanca.
- Critics of the Swedish government are not denounced as foreign agents and traitors.
- While she was at Stuttgart, she met her future husband, the Swedish tenor Thomas Sunnegardh.
- The Swedish trial was to assess the effect of hormone replacement therapy on women with a previous history of the disease.
- Bulgaria has registered the highest growth rate of Swedish tourists for the three last years.
nounˈswēdiSHˈswidɪʃ The North Germanic language of Sweden, also spoken in parts of Finland. Example sentencesExamples - I should point out that from the info on the CD cover the language spoken is Swedish.
- Most citizens speak Swedish as their first language and English as their second.
- We've always talked a kind of mixed Swenglish in the family with my mum but talked Swedish to our dad.
- From this day on, the official language of San Marcos will be Swedish.
- It is no coincidence that Levet also speaks English, German, Italian, Swedish and Spanish.
- You can contact the owner Lars Therkildsen in English, Danish, Swedish and German.
- They don't load very quickly, and they probably aren't much use if you don't speak Swedish.
- For instance hee hee hee in English is ji ji ji in Spanish; the Swedish for a car's toot is tut.
- The Ganda worm spread via email in either English or Swedish using a variety of email subject lines and message bodies.
- The announcer came on and said something in Swedish, then translated it into English.
- Simply not true, he says, having made the effort to master Swedish fluently during his two stints there.
- The child may have already had some teaching in Swedish as a second language.
- They were even speaking Swedish in my dream even though I can't speak Swedish.
- As there are three extra letters in Swedish, Ö is the official last word of the alphabet.
- The only reason they're doing it is because the original was in subtitled in Swedish.
- Being fluent in Swedish may not always help on a CV here in the Lakes, but for Jo it's proved invaluable.
- Along the way, Swedish, Spanish, and French forces had been drawn into a general bloody m lee.
- An announcement came over the speakers in Swedish and everyone turned and ran out of the hall.
- In Finland the land-owning and commercial classes were Swedish in language and origin.
- I might have an easier time finding reading it in Finnish or Swedish, but we'll see.
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