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2021年1月21日 · Swedish culture. Here are ten aspects of the Swedish culture I believe you should be aware of in order to better understand life in Sweden and Swedish peoples’ behaviour:

How do Swedes say Hello? There are lots of way to say hi in Swedish. So it dependsHello in Swedish is Hej. Or maybe that is how the Swedish say Hi.But there ...

2024年11月29日 · The most common way to say "hello" in Swedish is hej (hay). [1] Hej (hay) is the best translation of “hi” or “hello” in Swedish. If you’re greeting close friends, you may also use tja (sheh), which is more casual and similar to the English “hey.” Say hej …

2025年1月24日 · A short “Hej” is by far the easiest and most standard way to say hello in Swedish. It will always work, no matter the situation, but it may sound a bit too rigid and cold when used with close friends.

2019年10月7日 · Hej: [hey] – This is the most common and versatile word for hello in Swedish. It can be used in both formal and informal situations. However, when used formally, it’s more appropriate to accompany it with a salutation like “Herr” (Mr.) or “Fru” (Mrs./Ms.).

2020年12月25日 · “Hi” in Swedish – Hej Wherever you are in the country, Hej (pronounced ‘hey’) is by far the most common way to say hi in Swedish. Occasionally, Swedes will double up and say “hej hej”.

2008年6月27日 · “ Hej! ” in Swedish doesn’t have any of the negative English “hey!” connotations. Instead, it’s a multi-purpose greeting used by practically everyone in the country. It sounds awfully familiar, doesn’t it? Like the kind of word you’d only say to …

2016年10月6日 · Hej is the probably the first word you hear when you come to Sweden. The stewardess, the cashier at the gas station or the receptionist will most likely greet you with a very friendly and slightly high pitched hej. Also, if you are in a good mood (or want to pretend you are) you say a double hej: hej, hej.