Lesson 1.6: Types of Days in Swedish

 

Lesson 1.6: Descriptions of different types of days, like weather-related or mood-based expressions.

🌤️  Types of Days in Swedish

These are useful to describe the weather, the mood, or the nature of the day.

☀️ Weather-Related Day Descriptions

English	Swedish	Pronunciation
Sunny day	Solig dag	"soo-lig dahg"
Rainy day	Regnig dag	"reng-nig dahg"
Cloudy day	Molnig dag	"mool-nig dahg"
Windy day	Blåsig dag	"bloh-sig dahg"
Cold day	Kall dag	"kahl dahg"
Warm day	Varm dag	"varm dahg"
Snowy day	Snöig dag	"snur-ee dahg"
Foggy day	Dimma dag	"dim-mah dahg"

💬 Mood or Activity-Based Day Descriptions

English	Swedish	Pronunciation
Busy day	En hektisk dag	"en heck-tisk dahg"
Lazy day	En lat dag	"en laht dahg"
Fun day	En rolig dag	"en roo-lig dahg"
Long day	En lång dag	"en long dahg"
Relaxing day	En avslappnad dag	"en ov-slapp-nahd dahg"
Productive day	En produktiv dag	"en pro-duhk-teev dahg"
Stressful day	En stressig dag	"en stress-ig dahg"

🧠  Practice Sentences

• Det är en solig dag idag. = It’s a sunny day today.
• Vi stannade inne på en regnig dag. = We stayed in on a rainy day.
• Det var en riktigt rolig dag! = That was a really fun day!
• Igår var en stressig dag. = Yesterday was a stressful day.
• Jag gillar snöiga dagar. = I like snowy days.

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