Questions & Answers about Hon har två katter.
Does har change depending on who is talking, like 'have' and 'has' in English?
No, Swedish verbs are very straightforward! They don't change based on the subject. Whether it is jag har (I have), hon har (she has), or vi har (we have), the verb is always exactly the same.
How is the word hon pronounced?
The o in hon can be tricky for English speakers. It sounds similar to the vowel sound in the English word 'hood' or 'book'. It does not sound like the 'o' in 'hot'.
The singular is en katt. How do you know to add -er to make katter plural?
Swedish has a few different patterns for making words plural. For many en-words (nouns that use 'en' for 'a' or 'an') that end in a consonant, like katt, the rule is to add -er to the end.
How do I pronounce the å in the number två?
The letter å makes an 'oh' sound, similar to the vowel sound in the English word 'more' or 'sore'. So två sounds roughly like 'tvoh'.
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