"Han tog ett tidigt tåg."

Translation: He took an early train.

[RainJae]

This is a bit of a tongue twister.

[Thorfinn1960]

I thought that too! But it is a useful one, which I shall try to remember in order to keep myself right on "tog" and "taget".

[Arnauti]

Ta tåget, Tage! Tage tog tåget. 'Take the train, Tage. Tage took the train'. :D

[LupusX]

He caught an early train

[Arnauti]

Please report missing translations using the "Report an error -> My answer should be accepted" button. Thank you for your help! (I've added this one now).

[LupusX]

Ok, I didn't know that existed. Will do.

[Arnauti]

I know not everybody knows about them, that's why I like to point it out every now and then. :)

[Patti309623]

still doesn't show all three choices. will report

[nunes89]

Please, if not asking too much, could anyone explain me the fonetical difference between å and o? Tack! :)

[Iikka]

If you check the audiosamples here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_phonology#Vowels
Å = o:
O = u:

[olofsundin]

Note that while Å almost always has the same pronounciation, O can both be pronounced as "u:" as in bok (book), tom (empty), or Rom (Rome) and as a short Å ("o") as in boll (ball), post (mail), or rom (rum).

[Jeanbean425734]

This sentence is fun to say!

[Stephen874691]

The system should display the answer when you get it correct, if you progressively guess (successive approximation) then you need to know what the true answer is or was.