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Can this sentence be used for both these situations: - parents ask their child if he has thought about them during his holiday (or forgot their 25 year marriage)? - a man ask his girlfriend if she has been thinking about stopping or continuing the relationship?
Is 'thought about' and 'thought of' the same in Swedish? Because I understand them to be slightly different in English.
I agree with you, there's a slight distinction in English. But we use the same phrase for both in Swedish.
No. It is always "tänka på". But you can ask "Vad tycker du om oss?" which means "What do you think about/of us?"
Think can be tycka, tänka or tro in Swedish and you can read about it here.
How about "Dit you think of us?" that should be right too i feel ? (even though the tense is a little bit off...
You mean "did", I assume. No, that's in the simple past, and har du is in the perfect tense.
