Learn Swedish (big – small) phrases easily

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In Swedish, the adjectives “big” and “small” can be translated as “stor” and “liten,” respectively. These adjectives agree in gender and number with the noun they modify.

Here’s an overview of how to use these adjectives:

1. Stor (Big):
   • Singular:
     • En stor bok. (A big book.)
     • Ett stort hus. (A big house.)
   • Plural:
     • Stora träd. (Big trees.)
     • Stora städer. (Big cities.)
2. Liten (Small):
   • Singular:
     • En liten katt. (A small cat.)
     • Ett litet bord. (A small table.)
   • Plural:
     • Små blommor. (Small flowers.)
     • Små äpplen. (Small apples.)

It’s important to remember that Swedish adjectives change according to the noun’s gender (en or ett) and number (singular or plural). The adjective takes the same form as the noun it modifies.

Here are a few more examples:

• En stor bil. (A big car.)
• Ett litet fönster. (A small window.)
• Stora husdjur. (Big pets.)
• Små bilar. (Small cars.)

Remember to also match the adjectives to the definite form of the noun if it is used:

• Den stora boken. (The big book.)
• Det lilla huset. (The small house.)
• De stora träden. (The big trees.)
• De små katterna. (The small cats.)

Practice forming sentences using “big” and “small” in Swedish, and feel free to ask if you have any further questions!

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