Learn Swedish: Skulle du vilja flytta härifrån? - Would you like to move from here?

In Swedish, you rarely use the preposition från directly before spatial adverbs like här (here) or där (there). Instead, you attach the suffix -ifrån to create a single compound word. Saying från här sounds like a direct English translation and is unnatural to native speakers.

Why are both vilja and flytta in their infinitive forms?

The sentence starts with the auxiliary verb skulle (would). In Swedish, when you stack multiple verbs together, every verb that follows the first conjugated one must take the infinitive form. So skulle forces vilja into the infinitive, and vilja in turn forces flytta into the infinitive.

Does flytta also mean moving your body, like when exercising or dancing?

No, and this is a common mix-up! The verb flytta is only used for relocating to a new residence or moving a physical object to a new place. If you want to talk about moving your body, you must use the reflexive verb röra på sig.

If I wanted to make this a statement and emphasize the word härifrån, how would the word order change?