"Thank you very much and goodbye!"

Translation: Tack så mycket och hej då!

[bogtejeba]

That is so hard to remember

[CharlesYou1]

I tried using the "da" for "goodbye" here, but it corrected me with "adjo" which hasn't appeared yet. Assistance?

[Lundgren8]

You cannot say simply då, you need to say hej då. Adjö is a synonym.

[GodAnubis]

What would adjo be used for as opposed to hej da?

[Lundgren8]

It’s just more formal or more old-fashioned. A borrowing from French ’adieu’.

[jacksonwho]

Då = then.

[DominikLeh2]

So... Hej is hi/hello,då is then,but hej då,which would logically be hello then,is goodbye?

[thisismypotato]

There are two translations given for "goodbye" - hej då as two words and hejdå as one. Is there a difference?

[Zmrzlina]

Nope.

[Earthwiz]

But I was marked wrong for using hejdå!
Then later adjö was excepted
and later still it was marked wrong.
What gives? Very frustrating.

[devalanteriel]

Do you remember the full phrases you put? It's hard to tell what went wrong when we only have a word to go by, and no error report or screenshot.

[marissa-flower]

Hey da - hi there in Afrikaans so it's so weird to remember hi as bye hehe

[SKrilowicz]

this is very difficult.

[JillianPos1]

I can't remember this! anyone have any ideas/tactics to remembering this?

[Arnauti]

Try splitting it up in parts and remember them separately – which part is the hardest, tack så mycket or hej då?

[IDFeDsDd]

I did something stupid and mashed the phrases together as "Tank så muchet och hej then"

[Arri989246]

Wait isnt "adjö" also "goodbye"?-

[devalanteriel]

It is, though it's very oldfashioned today.

[zahra112555]

Please someone explain to me how i can pronounce å
I pronouned it ten times to finally accepted. Hey da or hej do or hey dä. I confused please help me guys

[Emzee64584]

The short and dirty version is: something along the lines of "horse" or "course" (probably more British than American English). With this you would make yourself understood, but you could do better. Therefore, I would rather recommend this video, which is on the longish side, but very thorough.

https://youtu.be/ijiaeuKnYRQ

[jaisaikris1]

When is hej and nej

[devalanteriel]

• hej = hi
• nej = no

[spoceniecwasilos]

omg Im polish and I love the sound of Swedish, greetings to all Swedes and all Scandinavian people haha!