5. Sorry, I don't understand!

In 'Förlåt, jag förstår inte!' (Sorry, I don't understand!)

you get to listen to many conversations. You practice so that you more easily understand what someone is saying on the telephone. Then you will be able to take part in conversations yourself about personal topics.
you will learn some phrases which are good to know when you do not understand something in Swedish.
you get to express yourself in longer sentences using subordinate clauses which start with att, om and som
you will learn some basic pronunciation.

An elk

Photo: Staffan Widstrand/imagebank.sweden.se

The moose is common all over Sweden, except for on Gotland. The moose is the largest deer animal in the world; around 2 metres in height and weighing up to 400–500 kilograms. There are good chances of getting to see moose in the wild, and there are both guided tours and special moose parks for visitors interested in meeting the King of the Forest. The fact that the moose is very common and also a very large animal is also a great security problem on the Swedish roads. Warning signs are put up along extra frequent crossovers and, fences protect the main highways.