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English Spelled Like Swedish SomewhatEnglish Spelled Like Swedish Somewhat are words similar to Swedish, but spelled somewhat differently than Swedish -- although easily recognizable as clearly related to Swedish. After English Spelled Like Swedish, the next easiest for Swedish speakers are English Words Spelled Somewhat Like Swedish. The English version is placed first to encourage you to look for and recognize English words similar to ones in your own language and deduce what the English words mean by yourself without being given the translation first. [In the following pronunciation guide, only English words pronounced like Swedish are included now, enclosed in single quotation marks. The rest of the English pronunciations will be added later.] ----- English Spelled Partly Like Swedish ENGLISH -- SWEDISH -- [SAY SWEDISH] acupuncture -- akupunktur -- [‘akupunktur’] address -- adress -- [‘adress’] allergic -- allergisk all -- alla ambulance -- ambulans an -- en -- [‘en’] anemic -- anemisk antibiotics -- antibiotika antique -- antik -- [‘antik’] are -- är -- [‘är’] aromatherapy -- aroma-terapi -- [‘aroma-terapi’] arthritis -- artrit asthma -- astma -- [‘astma’] automatic -- automatisk avocado -- avokado -- [‘avokado’] baby -- babyn basketball -- basketboll -- [‘basketboll’] bite -- bett bus -- buss -- [‘buss’] bicycle -- cykel boutique -- butik -- [‘butik’] bread -- bröd discotheque -- diskotek doctor -- doktor -- [‘doktor’] cafe -- kafé -- [‘kafé’] caffeine -- koffein -- [‘koffein’] camera -- kamera -- [‘kamera’] can (v) -- kan -- [‘kan’] carafe -- karaff -- [‘karaff’] card -- kort casino -- kasino -- [‘kasino’] celery -- selleri -- [‘selleri’] check-in -- inchecking class -- klass -- [‘klass’] club -- klubb -- [‘klubb’] come -- komma conference -- konferens concert -- konsert corkscrew -- korkscruv crystal (quartz) -- krystall -- [‘krystall’] cost (v) -- kosta cup -- kopp -- [‘kopp’] cutlet -- kotelett -- [‘kotelett’] day -- dag diabetic -- diabetiker discotheque -- diskotek -- [‘discothek’] doctor -- doktor -- [‘doktor’] egg -- ägg -- [‘ägg’] English -- engelska family -- familj fever -- feber filet (mignon) -- filé -- [‘filé’] fill (v) -- fylla flight -- flyg fountain -- fontän glass -- glas -- [‘glas’] grapefruit -- grapefrukt -- [‘grapefrukt’] grilled -- grillad -- [‘grillad’] group -- grupp -- [‘grupp’] help -- hjälp heterosexual -- heteroseksuell -- [‘heteroseksuell’] Hey! -- Hei! -- [‘hei’] homosexual -- homoseksuell -- [‘homoseksuell’] infection -- infektion insect -- insekt -- [‘insekt’] intressant -- interesting lamb -- lamm -- [‘lamm’] liqueur -- likør -- [‘likør’] local -- lokal -- [‘lokal’] long (adj) -- lång -- [‘lång’] mackerel -- makrill -- [‘makrill’] manicure -- manikyr -- [‘manikyr’] May (month) -- maj -- [‘maj’] marmalade -- marmelad -- [‘marmelad’] medicine -- medicin -- [‘medicin’] menu -- meny -- [‘meny’] midnight -- midnatt -- [‘midnatt’] mop -- mopp -- [‘mopp’] morning -- morgon motorboat -- motorbåt -- [‘motorbåt’] motorcycle -- motorcykel -- [‘motorcykel’] muesli -- müsli -- [‘müsli’] music -- musik must -- måste my -- min nectarine -- nektarin -- [‘nektarin’] noodle -- nudel -- [‘nudel’] number -- nummer -- [NUHM-bur] October -- oktober -- [‘oktober’] olive -- oliv -- [‘oliv’] omelet -- omelett -- [‘omelett’] paper -- papper -- [‘papper’] parking -- parkering pepper -- peppar -- [‘peppar’] platform -- plattform -- [‘plattform’] police -- polis -- [‘polis’] recommend -- rekommendera repair (v) -- reparera restaurant -- restaurang right (correct) -- rätt romantic -- romantiskt room -- rum sardine -- sardin -- [‘sardin’] seminar -- seminarium separated (couple) -- separerad shampoo -- schampo -- [‘schampo’] snow -- snö soufflé -- sufflé -- [‘sufflé’] steakhouse -- stekhus stolen -- stulen stop (v) -- stopp -- [‘stopp’] synagogue -- synagoga tea -- thé -- [‘thé’] telephone -- telefon -- [‘telefon’] three -- tre toalett -- toilet tour -- tur -- [‘tur’] tourist -- turist twelve -- tolv vanilla -- vanilj vinegar -- vinäger -- [‘vinäger’] where -- var we -- vi wine -- vin you -- du ----- FOR A GREATER CHALLENGE
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