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Language Swedish is part of the Nordic branch of the Germanic language family, closely related to Danish and Norse, and speakers of the three languages can often understand each other. English is widely spoken in Sweden, and there should be little difficulty in communication for English-speaking visitors. Sweden’s most distinctive minority community, the Sami or Lapps, speak Sami, their own language, which is unrelated to Swedish. Phrases Yes - Ja No - Nej Hello - Hej Goodbye - Hej d Please - Tack Thank you - Tack My name is & - Mitt namn r & How are you? - Hur mr ni? I’m very well - Bra, tack I feel ill - Jag mr dligt How much does - Vad kostar det? it cost? Do you speak - Talar ni English? - engelska? I don’t understand - Jag frstr inte Where is &? - Var ligger &? Entrance - Ingng Exit - Utgng Danger - Farligt Open - ppet Closed - Stngt Toilets - Toalett Doctor - Lkare Hotel - Hotell Restaurant - Restaurang Beer - l Wine - Vin Menu - Meny Today - Idag Tomorrow - Imorgon Monday - Mndag Tuesday - Tisdag Wednesday - Onsdag Thursday - Torsdag Friday - Fredag Saturday - Lrdag Sunday - Sndag One - En / Ett Two - Tv Three - Tre Four - Fyra Five - Fem Six - Sex Seven - Sju Eight - tta Nine - Nio Ten - Tio Twenty - Tjugo Thirty - Trettio Forty - Frtio Fifty - Femtio Sixty - Sextio Seventy - Sjutio Eighty - ttio Ninety - Nittio One Hundred - Hundra One Thousand - Tusen |