Your journey in Sweden
Real situations you'll actually face. No abstract vocabulary — just what helps you integrate.
Level 1 · A1 · First 30 days
L1-2
Shopping at ICA
You're buying groceries for the first time. The checkout, the bag, the card — you've got this!
L1-3
Taking the bus
You don't know which bus goes to the city centre. Ask, listen, get off at the right stop. You've got this!
L1-4
Booking a doctor's appointment
You're sick and need to see a doctor. Call, describe your symptoms, book an appointment. You've got this!
L1-5
Registering at the Tax Agency
Apply for a personnummer — your most important document in Sweden. You've got this!
L1-6
Ordering at a café
Fika is a Swedish daily ritual. Order coffee and a cinnamon bun — you've got this!
L1-7
Greeting and introducing yourself
Say your name, say where you're from. It's the conversation you'll have over and over — you've got this!
L1-8
The laundry room
Book the slot, learn the rules, clean up after yourself — welcome to a very Swedish place.
Level 2 · A2 · First 3 months
L2-1
Renting an apartment
You're at a viewing. Ask about rent, what's included, and when you can move in.
L2-2
Opening a bank account
You visit the bank for the first time. Open an account, understand BankID, and order a card.
L2-3
The Employment Office
You meet your caseworker. Register, describe your background, and find out what support you can get.
L2-4
Preschool and school
You enrol your child. Ask about age, cost, meals, and when they can start.
L2-5
The Doctor Visit
You're sitting with the doctor. Describe your symptoms, understand the diagnosis, and ask about the prescription.
L2-6
The Pharmacy
You pick up your prescription. Give your personnummer, receive instructions, and ask about side effects.
L2-7
Maintenance Report
Something broke. Describe the problem, ask when it'll be fixed, and know your rights.
L2-8
Registering for SFI
You register for the Swedish course. Choose the right level, understand the schedule, and know it's free.
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