"You are a boy."

Translation: Du är en pojke.

[milovicka]

When it is used 'ni' and when 'du' for you?

[antigua-2014]

Du is for singular you and ni is for plural.

[Missfit88]

Thank you that cleared it up for me

[Missfit88]

I wondered the same lol

[ChunkiestCastle]

When is it proper to use ett and en? Im getting so confused on this

[calhob8]

Kille is used almost as much as pojke in modern Swedish. Kille is considered a bit more casual.

[iamOwenG]

In what ways does kille differ from pojke in terms of usage, context etc?

[cc08_]

Du har en kille. = You have a boyfriend.

Du är en kille / pojke. = you are a boy. (pojke is more common here)

[votears]

A cool name for Leon the killer

[Jordan4747]

This is so weird. I was in the middle of doing a practice Swedish lesson, and all of the sudden, about half way through, the words turned to Danish! It made me translate "You are a boy" to "Du er en deng". But in the comments it turned back to swedish. I'm so confused!

[RevonQilin]

??? Maybe deng is boy in Swedish too?

[gaia3li]

would "dig" be used if "you" was the object? (e.g. i love you)

[RevonQilin]

Nej, jag är en flicka...

[kashviop1329]

No option pojke

[MSSahin]

Is there a easy way to remember difference between pojke and pojkar?