"Mannen har vita kläder."

Translation: The man has white clothes.

[mattheworb]

So vita is to describe pleurals? Is vit for both en and ett words?

[Lundgren8]

It’s ”vit” for en-words, ”vitt” for ett- words and ”vita” in the plural.

• En vit stol. (A white chair.)
• Stolen är vit. (The chair is white.)
• Ett vitt bord. (A white table.)
• Bordet är vitt. (The table is white.)
• Mina vita bord. (My white tables.)
• Dina vita stolar. (Your white chairs.)

This is the general pattern for adjectives, compare:

• En normal stol.
• Ett normalt bord.
• Mina normala stolar.

[sandeepa2]

Tack så mycket

[CaptainIkag]

Are vit and vitt pronounced any differently?

[Lundgren8]

Yes, the first one has a long vowel and a short consonant, and the second one has a short vowel and a long consonant.

• http://www.forvo.com/word/vit/#sv (vit)
• http://www.forvo.com/word/vitt/#sv (vitt)

[tyler-trickey]

Tack så mycket!

[mxpelu]

So each colour follows also that pattern?

[Lundgren8]

Some are indeclinable, like rosa and lila. And svart does not get an additional -t in the neuter.

[RoscoBosco1]

Hej! I'm a bit confused. If 'vit' is used for en-words, and 'vita' for plurals, why is Kent's (brilliant) song called 'Mannen i den vita hatten' (and not '...vit hatten')?

[devalanteriel]

vita is also the definite form.

[RoscoBosco1]

Tack så mycket :-)

[dinosauresuper]

Har in this recording is really really quick and low

[Sarah21189]

Elvis?

[Redwars22]

Jag älskar inte vita kläder!!! Is my sentence correct?

[JonEnMiljon]

Yes it is. "I don't love white clothes" (If you want to say "I don't like white clothes" you can use "Jag gillar inte vita kläder" or "Jag tycker inte om vita kläder")

[Redwars22]

Tack så mycket! Här är en Lingot för dig!

[anupsinghc]

what is singular for kläder?

[devalanteriel]

It actually doesn't have a singular form. You can use klädesplagg ("article of clothing") for the singular, or specify the item.

[cepicvictor.]

Män och kvinnor har vita kläder på sig i midsommar

[ezupo1]

mannen kommer från Ibiza

[deactivated user]

By learning Norwegian first, it actually makes Swedish seem easier to learn now.