Learn Swedish: Vi är redo för nöjesparken. - We are ready for the amusement park.

Redo is an indeclinable adjective. This means it never changes its form to match the noun. Most adjectives add an -a for a plural subject like vi, but redo stays exactly the same whether it describes an en-word, an ett-word, or a plural word.

What is the -s- doing in the middle of nöjesparken?

Nöjesparken is a compound noun made from nöje (amusement) and parken (the park). The -s- is a linking letter used to glue the two words together, which is very common when building long words in Swedish.

Is för always the right word to use after redo?

Yes, when you are ready for a noun, you use för, just like in English. If you want to say you are ready to do an action, you use att before the verb instead, for example redo att gå (ready to go).

As a refresher, why does the sentence use nöjesparken instead of nöjespark?

The English sentence says 'the amusement park', so we need the definite form. In Swedish, you say 'the' by adding an ending to the noun. Because park is an en-word, it gets the ending -en, making the whole word nöjesparken.