Swedish language

Hello Ákos ///M.

Welcome to Expat.com!

Can you please introduce yourself?

Thank you,
Aurélie

I'm from Hungary but I have swedish ancestors also.  I'm not an expatriate but I seriously considering to be that and move to my family in Sweden.  So, basically this is the reason why I have registered here.
I hope I can get the help from the community /You  :-) / to reach my goals.  Of course I'm open for any new friendship. 
Well, that's it.  :-)

So as to make it more visible, I moved your post to the Hungry forum.

If you have questions do not hesitate to ask.

Thank you,
Aurélie

OK. Thanks AurélieZ!  Probably it is better there.  :-)


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I'm trying here too because it is so difficult to find a good swedish teacher, it is quite a rear language and there are just a few people who speak swedish and I want to be one of them!  :-)

Hello Ákos ///M.

You can try to post an advert in the Classes section (Language classes) in the Hungry classifieds. It can help.

For your questions about Sweden, my advice is to start a new thread on the Sweden forum and to ask them there.

Thank you,
Aurélie

Hello!

I am a swedish student currently living in Sweden, during september me and my boyfriend are going to move to Budapest. He is going to work and I will have distance studies during the days. I can learn you some swedish, I know the swedish grammar very well.

/Frida

Hej Frida!  :-)

Thank you! It sounds good! If your offer is still alive when you arrive to Budapest please do not hesitate to write me!  :-)
What do you learn in Sweden?
Thanks in advance!


Ákos

Yeah of course! I can learn you the bases and then you probably need to see a real teacher to get the proper way to learn advance swedish

Ákos ///M wrote:

Hej Frida!  :-)

Thank you! It sounds good! If your offer is still alive when you arrive to Budapest please do not hesitate to write me!  :-)
What do you learn in Sweden?
Thanks in advance!


Ákos

If you know any German you will probably find Swedish not so difficult with a bit of lateral thinking (try and pronounce it, but don't worry about how it's written and you can guess quite often).  I do not speak Swedish but I was surprised when I was in Helsinki Airport  to find I could read quite few words of Swedish. Swedish is an official language in Finland.

Yeah they are simular languages! Swedish people often understand a lot of german and the other way around!