Questions & Answers about Lunchen är billig här.
Why does the word lunch have -en at the end?
Even though lunch is borrowed from English, it acts like a regular Swedish en-word. Adding -en to the end makes it definite, meaning "the lunch".
Why is the word for cheap written as billig instead of billigt?
Adjectives in Swedish change to match the noun they describe. Because lunch is a singular en-word, the adjective takes its basic form billig. If we were talking about an ett-word, like ett äpple (an apple), it would become billigt.
I learned that hit also means "here". Why is it här in this sentence?
You use här when someone or something is already in a location, like the lunch existing at a restaurant. You only use hit when there is motion toward a place, like saying "come here" (kom hit).