Learn Swedish Vocab Flashcards

2,661 Swedish words with FSRS spaced repetition. Flashcards, native audio, and example sentences across all CEFR levels A1-C2. Build vocabulary that sticks.

Learn 2,661 Swedish words — and actually remember them.

SvRemi uses the FSRS spaced repetition algorithm to show you the right word at the right time. No wasted reviews. No forgotten vocabulary. Just steady, measurable progress from beginner to advanced.

◆ HOW IT WORKS

Flip through flashcards in two modes: • Memory Mode — see the word, test your recall • Listen Mode — hear the audio, train your ear

Rate each card Again, Hard, Good, or Easy. SvRemi adapts your schedule automatically so you spend time where it matters.

◆ WHAT'S INSIDE

2,661 Swedish words organized across all six CEFR levels: • A1 — 483 words (greetings, numbers, everyday basics) • A2 — 415 words (travel, shopping, simple conversations) • B1 — 278 words (opinions, work, daily life) • B2 — 361 words (abstract topics, nuanced expression) • C1 — 648 words (professional, academic, idiomatic) • C2 — 476 words (literary, specialized, near-native)

Every word includes:

• Native audio pronunciation
• Example sentence with English translation
• Part-of-speech category (nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and more)

◆ STAY CONSISTENT

• Set daily goals to keep you on track • Build streaks that reward showing up • Use streak freezes for the days life gets in the way • Unlock achievements as you hit milestones

◆ BUILT ON SCIENCE

Most language apps teach you phrases you forget by next week. SvRemi is built on spaced repetition — the same method used by medical students and memory champions worldwide. The FSRS algorithm personalizes your review intervals so you memorize more in less time.

◆ PERFECT FOR

• Beginners starting from zero • Intermediate learners filling vocabulary gaps • Anyone preparing for SFI (Swedish for Immigrants) • Travelers planning a trip to Sweden • Heritage speakers brushing up

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Download SvRemi and learn your first Swedish words today.