"Han lyssnar."

Translation: He is listening.

[chryssakis]

can someone please give me an example of how to use lyssnar and hör ?because in greek(my native language) there is only one word for "hear". is it the same difference as in english?

[DarkMoonFire]

I believe it is the same difference as with English listen and hear.

Jag hör en radio. - I hear a radio (there's a radio in the background, I can hear it, but I'm not necessarily paying attention to it)

Jag lyssnar på radion. - I am listening to the radio (I am more focused on it, paying attention to what they're saying).

Hope that helps!

[Bellaby]

Why is lyssnar spelt with two 's'? I'm just trying to get a handle on the spelling conventions

[Zmrzlina]

Were it just one S, the Y-sound would be long.

[Anthony274848]

Understood. But why don’t they spell it as ‘lissnar’ in stead of ‘lyssnar’ ?

[g.uh]

There is a rule for me know the infitive form of a verb ?
Lyssnar means listen in the present, right ? The infinitive would be without the "r" for all verbs ?

[Zmrzlina]

That's the basic rule, yes. It applies to almost all verbs.

[Adia512032]

quick, burn the evidence and run

[howard599864]

I agree, i do listen!

[kotsotu]

He cares

[Richard363464]

Of course it could be "he listens" too! Why is that wrong?

[Dragonbrag]

He's a good doggo, good boi!

[Xirvek]

It seems like there are a lot of new words to learn in this lesson