"Presentationen är på svenska."

Translation: The presentation is in Swedish.

[DuoTaffer]

How would I say it is ON swedish?

[Lundgren8]

You’d use ”om” (about), preferrably with the verb ”handla (om)” (to deal (with); to be (about)”: Presentationen handlar om svenska. or you could also say Presentationen är om svenska.

[DuoTaffer]

Tack

[CapdeBurro]

But i svenska == på svenska ?

[Lundgren8]

I svenska doesn’t make sense. The English ’in Swedish’ is på svenska.

[CapdeBurro]

Yes, that's exaclty why it was and why it confused me. Thanks

[invisibleisabel]

It was "exercises in German" i believe. It was also discussed in the comments that "i tyska" implied that they were exercises in a German language class and "på tyska" meant the excercises were in the German language.

[CapdeBurro]

Wait, weren't there "I tyska" in another question ?

[Lundgren8]

Perhaps lärare i tyska? (Teacher in German). In that case the language name is a subject and then you use it, but in Swedish you speak on languages, rather than in.

[L-Ghost]

Nu får det svår.

[PaoloLim]

Is it correct to say "The presentation about France is in German." as "Presentationen om Frankrike är på tysk."?

[kalltorp]

Korrekt svenska är [correct swedish is]: "Presentationen om Frankrike är på tyska."

[RyanHaywar10]

So here på means in but when I used it to say 'in the pool' that was wrong (på poolen) and I was told i means in and not på