Swedish noun

en reklamfilm

advertisement (in the form of a video clip); commercial, video ad

Meaning

advertisement (in the form of a video clip); commercial, video ad

Forms

Forms of reklamfilm
Singular, indefiniteen reklamfilm
Singular, definitereklamfilmen
Plural, indefinitereklamfilmer
Plural, definitereklamfilmerna

reklamfilm is an en-word, so adjectives agree with it: en stor reklamfilm, den stora reklamfilmen. Check another noun

Practise reklamfilm

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Is it en reklamfilm or ett reklamfilm?

reklamfilm in a sentence

  • en reklamfilm för blöjor på TV4 / en blöjreklam på TV4
    a commercial for diapers on TV4

Questions

What does reklamfilm mean in English?

reklamfilm means “advertisement (in the form of a video clip); commercial, video ad”.

Is it en reklamfilm or ett reklamfilm?

It is en reklamfilm, and “the advertisement” is reklamfilmen.

What is the plural of reklamfilm?

The plural of reklamfilm is reklamfilmer, and the definite plural is reklamfilmerna.

Origin

Compound of reklam + film.

Nearby common words

reklamfilm is number 8,150 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

  • 8,146kryssning cruise
  • 8,147salig delighted, happy
  • 8,148klasskamrat classmate (person who attends or has attended the same class in school)
  • 8,149lögnhals someone who tells lies; a liar
  • 8,151fascinera fascinate
  • 8,152obegränsad unlimited
  • 8,153ort neighbourhood, (neighborhood (US)), locality
  • 8,154mobba gang up on, bully
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