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Practice phone calls in Swedish before your trip

Heading somewhere people answer the phone in Swedish? The calls you make on a trip, like confirming your hotel, booking a taxi or reserving a table, are often harder than talking face to face: no gestures, no menu to point at, and people speak fast. A little practice in Swedish before you go makes those calls much less stressful.

Useful Swedish phrases for phone calls

Phone phrases in Swedish
EnglishSwedish
Hello (opening the call)Hej.
I'm calling about my reservation.Jag ringer angående min bokning.
Could you speak more slowly, please?Kan du prata lite långsammare?
Could you repeat that, please?Kan du upprepa det?
A table for two at 8 pm, please.Ett bord för två klockan åtta, tack.
Thank you, goodbye.Tack, hej då.

Tip: say your name and the date of your booking slowly and early in the call, and keep a pen ready for times, prices and confirmation codes.

Destinations where your practice calls are in Swedish

4 destinations in Travel's Calling use Swedish for practice calls:

Practice these calls before you go

Travel's Calling turns your own trip into practice phone calls. Pick your destination, upload your itinerary or type a few plans, choose your level, and take a voice call in your browser with an AI character who answers in Swedish. After each call you get a short trip report.

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Quick answers

Which destinations use Swedish practice calls?
In Travel's Calling, Swedish is the call language for 4 destinations in 1 country, including Sweden. Pick your destination and the call is in Swedish.
What kinds of calls can I practice?
The calls come from your own trip plans: your hotel or lodging (always the first call), plus calls like a taxi, a restaurant booking or tickets for a sight you plan to visit.
Do I need to speak Swedish well already?
No. You choose your level before the calls, and after each call you get a short trip report on how it went.

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