Numbers are essential for everyday life — shopping, telling time, and making appointments.
In this lesson, you'll learn to count in Swedish and name the days of the week.
Swedish has two genders (en/ett) which affect numbers and articles — we'll touch on this too!
Sweden uses the 24-hour clock in most written contexts (e.g., train schedules say 14:30, not 2:30 PM), but spoken Swedish often uses the 12-hour clock informally.