Hello, I have tried to direct message you but unfortunately I have had no luck. The main reason for this comment was to to let you know that your channel is phenomenal, this is in regards to all the playlists, not just this particular video. I'm not sure if you have any alternative private tutoring processes but please feel free to reply to this comment and we can take it from there. Look forward to hearing from your reply. Kind regards
Hej! Thank you for liking my contents. I am not teaching private lessons currently, but I do work at a school called SIFA in Stockholm. sifa.stockholm/ If you are in Stockholm you are very welcome to consider our school. The Swedish language education (SFI) is free. Good luck with your study!
@@progressivelyswedish Hej, i will check this out for sure. I actually have an interesting situation. By birth, i have a Swedish passport which i renewed in Stockholm last year but currently live in the U.K and have been thinking of making the move there since last year as the 4 weeks i spent, was an eye opener to the life of Sweden. Prior to that potential move I wanted to study, which i have been doing for the last 4 months however i feel i need a more structured approach. Is there any distance learning evening events that are taking place to join? Thanks again for the fast reply!
@@alexandercharles8096 Hej, in general It would be much easier for a lot of things, including applying for courses, if you have a personal number from skatteverket in Sweden. So it sounds promising since you hold Swedish passport. For language learning i would actually suggest you to start more systematically with a school when you are in Sweden, because majority of the Swedish courses provided are designed for fulltime studies, which can be difficult to follow if you already have a fulltime job and lack the language environment. It could be an idea to learn with the popular book Rivstart A1A2 on your own pace to begin with. You can buy the digital book and exercise book online. A lot of school are using this textbook for beginers courses. It would be perfect if you can find a person to chat in swedish with you, or maybe even use ChatGBT?
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Sad that you stopped making videos. I am looking forward to kurs D.
Can you please write the name of the book?
Hello,
I have tried to direct message you but unfortunately I have had no luck. The main reason for this comment was to to let you know that your channel is phenomenal, this is in regards to all the playlists, not just this particular video.
I'm not sure if you have any alternative private tutoring processes but please feel free to reply to this comment and we can take it from there.
Look forward to hearing from your reply.
Kind regards
Hej! Thank you for liking my contents. I am not teaching private lessons currently, but I do work at a school called SIFA in Stockholm. sifa.stockholm/
If you are in Stockholm you are very welcome to consider our school. The Swedish language education (SFI) is free. Good luck with your study!
@@progressivelyswedish Hej, i will check this out for sure. I actually have an interesting situation.
By birth, i have a Swedish passport which i renewed in Stockholm last year but currently live in the U.K and have been thinking of making the move there since last year as the 4 weeks i spent, was an eye opener to the life of Sweden.
Prior to that potential move I wanted to study, which i have been doing for the last 4 months however i feel i need a more structured approach. Is there any distance learning evening events that are taking place to join?
Thanks again for the fast reply!
@@alexandercharles8096 Hej, in general It would be much easier for a lot of things, including applying for courses, if you have a personal number from skatteverket in Sweden. So it sounds promising since you hold Swedish passport.
For language learning i would actually suggest you to start more systematically with a school when you are in Sweden, because majority of the Swedish courses provided are designed for fulltime studies, which can be difficult to follow if you already have a fulltime job and lack the language environment. It could be an idea to learn with the popular book Rivstart A1A2 on your own pace to begin with. You can buy the digital book and exercise book online. A lot of school are using this textbook for beginers courses. It would be perfect if you can find a person to chat in swedish with you, or maybe even use ChatGBT?
发音好好听啊