English to Swedish

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seize the week

tack så mycket means thank you very much, or thanks a lot.

J in swedish is pronounced like Y in english. Jag is pronounced like Jog (as in jogging) but with a Y instead of a J and a longer o, so linger on the o and you'll be reasonably close. Älskar = Ell-scar or "L"-scar, dig = dey. Happy hunting :).

It is actually the same in Swedish: storm. If you want the verb (to) storm, it's storma. You can also call a storm an "oväder" in Swedish.

Stores would be translated into "affärer" or "butiker", which both are viable words to use in the context of describing a place where you would find things to purchase.

If the question is to be interpreted so that the word is instead stores as in the way you store something in the basement, then the translation would be "lagra" instead.

No. People being refered to as Swiss means they are from Switzerland. Swedish is the language spoken in Sweden.

Beaux (Masculine) or Belle (Feminine)

It's always difficult to translate expressions and idioms.

Here's a better, and more accurate answer:

'Good riddance' is an expression of pleasure on being rid of some annoyance - usually an individual.

So, in the context of "Good-bye and good riddance" you could say (in Swedish) "Adjö. Skönt att bli av med dig" - if you are referring to a person

Or "Skönt att bli av med skräpet" - if you are trying to say 'good riddance to bad rubbish.'

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Adjö

The word 'ren' may be used in mean 'pure' in Swedish. 'Pur' may also be used, but may be a bit dated.

Sarah Algotsson Ostholt is a Swedish Olympian who garnered a silver medal at the 2012 Summer Olympics in equestrian events. Elita Lofblad is Swedish model and reality show contestant who picked up a decent following after her appearances on a show titled "Big Brother". Petra Silander is also a Swedish model, and is regarded among the most attractive models currently in all of Europe. Lotta Schelin is the lead scorer on the Swedish Women's National Soccer Team; in Europe, this is a huge deal.

"älska mig när jag minst förtjänar det, för det är då jag verkligen behöver det" älska= love mig= me när= when jag= I minst = least förtjänar= deserve det= it för= because är= is/are då = when/then verkligen=really Behöver= need

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ses senare

A cool way to say it is also just "syns". It's the same as to say See ya.

It means "Thank you, Ulle-Bulle", where 'ulle-bulle' would be the alias for somebody, or something (it is not a registered name in Sweden). What comes to mind, and what one should be aware of, is the fact that this name is something that seems to have been brought up in the context of adressing matters regarding younger children. Fact is, there is even a Swedish site called UlleBulle, in which you can book a show (about a little girl called Ullebulle) that is pointed towards the younger audience.

It means Mr in Swedish.

'Miss us yet?' would be 'saknar oss ännu?' in Swedish.

Rainforests are found only in small areas and there are five major tropical rain forest regions in the world. Central America, the Amazon Basin, Africa, Southern Asia and Australia are where they are found.

The letter "Ä, ä" is spoken just like the a in the word "Mac".

"Hej!"

"Fika" is said to be an untranslatable word; however, it's the Swedish custom of having coffee (not tea) and sweets.

Two is två in Swedish.

I'm pretty sure it's spelled big red.