Free Swedish printables
Worksheets, verb lists and flashcards for Swedish classes, SFI groups and self-study. Every sheet is A4, prints cleanly from your browser or saves as a PDF, and has its answer key on a separate page.
Free to print and share in class. Licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.
- A1–B1 · 5 pagesThe 100 most common Swedish verbsA printable verb list: present, past, supine and imperative of the 100 verbs Swedes use most, plus a table of strong and irregular verbs.Open and print
- A1 · 18 pages (9 sheets, double-sided)Top 100 Swedish words: flashcardsCut-out flashcards for the 100 most common Swedish words. Swedish with en or ett on the front, English on the back, laid out for double-sided printing.Open and print
- A1–A2 · 2 pages + answer keyEn or ett? WorksheetPractise Swedish noun gender: choose en or ett for 20 everyday nouns, then write the definite form. Answer key on its own page.Open and print
- A1 · 2 pages + answer keySwedish numbers 0–100 worksheetA reference page for the numbers 0–100 and four exercises: numbers in words, words to digits, sequences and simple sums. Answer key included.Open and print
- A1 · 2 pages + answer keyDays and months in Swedish: worksheetThe days of the week and the months with English, the i/på rule, and five exercises. Answer key on a separate page.Open and print
- A1–A2 · 2 pages + answer keySwedish verb conjugation practiceFill in present, past and supine for 16 common verbs from all four groups, then put verbs into sentences. Answer key on a separate page.Open and print
For teachers
Everything here is generated from an open Swedish–English dictionary and a frequency list of everyday spoken Swedish, so the words are the ones learners actually meet first. Use the sheets in class, send them home, or put them on your learning platform. If you adapt one, keep the credit line and share it under the same licence.
For spreadsheets and spaced repetition, the most common Swedish words page has CSV files and Anki decks of the top 100 to 5,000 words. Interactive practice for the same topics: the en or ett checker, the verb conjugator, the numbers converter and the telling-the-time trainer. You can also put the Swedish word of the day on your class page.
Word data from Folkets lexikon (CC BY-SA 2.5) and Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0); word frequencies from FrequencyWords by Hermit Dave (CC BY-SA 4.0).