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1. www.su.se › english › themesLanguage and Language Learning - Stockholm University

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   Apr 28, 2024 · In this research project, we investigate different assessment practices in Swedish as a second language, as well as how students' written language development looks like. The purpose of the project is to increase knowledge about assessment practices in Swedish as a second language with a focus on written student production.

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3. www.su.se › department-of-swedish-language-andDepartment of Swedish Language and Multilingualism

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   May 3, 2024 · Language and Language Learning Brain Research. 2024-03-08. Department of Swedish Language and Multilingualism. Collaboration, reinvented tools and specialist knowledge. Professional crisis communication. Communication professionals have a paramount role in global crisis. What did they learn during the covid pandemic that could be used in future ...

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4. www.britannica.com › topic › Swedish-languageSwedish language | History, Grammar & Vocabulary | Britannica

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   May 14, 2024 · Swedish is spoken by about 90 percent of the population of Sweden, and Swedish-language literature is rich and distinguished. A characteristic of Swedish grammar, shared with the other Scandinavian languages, is enclitic definite articles—i.e., the placement of the definite article after the noun.

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   What skills do you need to learn Swedish?

   • This means you should at the very least be able to keep a simple conversation in the Swedish language (perfection not necessary; we meet to learn) and be able to follow most of what is being said in a Swedish news broadcast. If you are not at this level, go to the beginner or intermediate groups instead.

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   What is research in Swedish & didactics?

   • Research in the field of Swedish and Didactics follows two main tracks – language and literature. The research touches on linguistics, culture and media, sociology and pedagogy. We also offer third-cycle studies in Swedish and Didactics. English covers the language, literature/culture and language teaching.

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   Is Swedish a second language?

   • Research in Aesthetic Knowledge (art, drama and music) is currently in a phase of orientation dominated by higher education pedagogy and teacher-researcher studies. The field of Swedish as a second language includes a research project dealing with the language perspective on science teaching in classrooms.

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   How did Danish influence the Swedish language?

   • Before the Swedish revolt of Gustav I Vasa in 1525, Danish influence on the Swedish language had been strong; the new government, however, made vigorous efforts to eliminate this effect, and Modern Swedish is usually dated from 1526, when a Swedish translation of the New Testament was first printed.

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   4 days ago · Discussions. More. Join this group. What we’re about. Improve your conversational language level with Language Exchange Stockholm!!! We have regular events for practice of Swedish, Chinese, Arabic, English, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Portuguese, Finnish and Italian.

7. www.reddit.com › any_tips_for_improving_my_swedishAny tips for improving my swedish? : r/Svenska - Reddit

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   Find a way to get more Swedish into your everyday life. Get a language partner, find good things to read, watch and listen to. Get varied exposure so you’re not limited to “kitchen language”. Try shadowing. If an actor in a movie says something in an interesting way, mimic that.

8. mau.se › culture-languages-and-mediaDepartment of Culture, Languages and Media | Malmö University

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   6 days ago · English covers the language, literature/culture and language teaching. The language element covers linguistics, semantics and studies of written language. Research into literature and culture deals partly with children’s literature linked to culture. Aesthetic Knowledge.

9. www.fluentin3months.com › reasons-to-learn-a14 Reasons to Learn a Second Language (or a Third, Fourth or ...

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   May 20, 2024 · 1. Boost Your Brain Power. 2. Advance Your Career. 3. Improve Academic Performance. 4. Stave Off Age-Related Cognitive Decline. 5. Enrich Your Travel Experiences. 6. Access a World of Culture. 7. Access More Information and Entertainment. 8. Improve Your First Language. 9. Gain a New Perspective. 10. Become a Lifelong Learner. 11.