I'm in Stockholm and I'd like someone to teach me some swedish. Where shall I look?

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03-12-2008, 11:18 PM

langfelder

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I'm in Stockholm and I'd like someone to teach me some swedish. Where shall I look?

I live in a hotel at the centre of Stockholm and I found the language very interesting. The only problem that they all speak English, so I always choose the easy way.

I'm not sure of the pronountiation of some swedish words and I would be very thankfull if somebody help me with the language. I have some basics of a dictionary, and so on.

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