How do you say Welcome to Sweden in Swedish?

Answer 1

'Välkommen' is 'Welcome' in Swedish.

Welcome=Välkommen

you are welcome as when giving a gift = varsågod
"Veil-co-men" (one person) and "Veil-com-nah". Spelled "välkommen" and "välkomna".

Answer 2

"You're welcome" is "Var så god" in Swedish. It's pronounced 'vaar sjo good'. The v is in between a v and a w. The a in var is long and stretched. The r is rolling. Så is longer than the so in soccer, but not quite as long as in the English so. The r from var and the s from så makes the s sound like sj. The o in god is pronounced like the double o in good.

Answer 3

• Everyday language:

1. "Hej" ← Hey
2. "Tjena" ← Hello
3. "Hallå" ← Hello

• More informal:

1. "God dag" ← God day
2. "Välkommen" ← Welcome

• Universal

1. Handshake

Answer 4

Thank you is "tack" in Swedish.

Thank you very much is "tack så mycket!".

Answer 5

Var så god! Roughly: vahr saw good (rhymes with mood)
Thank you: Tack
You are welcome: Varsågod

Answer 6

"Greetings" translates to "Hej" (pronounced "hey") in Swedish and is an all purpose greeting. It can mean "hi"or "greetings" or just "hello."

Answer 7

Welcome to Sweden is "Välkommen till Sverige" in Swedish.

Answer 8

To say "I meant to say you're welcome" in Swedish, you say "Jag menade att säga var så god".