Swedish · Svenska · AI speaking partner
Everyone in Sweden speaks English, and that is the problem. You try Swedish at the counter, hesitate, and the reply comes in English. SFI gives you the grammar; nothing gives you the hundred conversations you need.
Your AI partner never switches. It talks with you in Swedish at your pace, corrects the word order and the "sj" sound on screen, and keeps going. For SFI, for the job, for the parents-in-law in Göteborg.

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Speak from day one. Real conversations, corrected out loud.
Why Swedish is hard to speak
Swedish has two pitch accents: "anden" (the duck) and "anden" (the spirit) differ only in tune. Natives hear a wrong tune at once. The ear learns it by hearing itself corrected.
Two genders, no reliable rule, and every adjective ending depends on them. Learned word by word, by using them.
"Igår åkte jag till Stockholm": the verb comes second whatever comes first. A habit built by hundreds of corrected sentences.
Ways to practise Swedish
Scenes worth trying in Swedish
Five phrases to say today
Say each one out loud now. Then say it to your AI partner, who will tell you how it sounded.
Can you say that again? Swedes use "du" with everyone.
I don't quite understand.
What do you recommend?
How much does it cost?
I'd like to book a table for two.
Questions
Yes, for the speaking: the everyday scenes are the situations SFI teaches, and daily conversation with corrections builds the fluency the oral test assesses. TalkNative does not run the official tests.
No. It stays in Swedish unless you ask for a translation, and even then it comes back to Swedish. That is the conversation you cannot get in the street.
Yes. You choose the language you already speak at setup (English, Urdu, Hindi, Arabic and 50 more), and explanations in Start from Zero and Word Mode come in it while the practice stays in Swedish.
Every module has a free taste with no card. Full access is a one-time payment for 30 days.
Out loud, corrected, in any of 57 languages. No card to start.