"Har du tänkt på oss?"

Translation: Have you thought about us?

[Marisja7]

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?

[devalanteriel]

Yes, it could be used for either. :)

[mirabelxing]

Is 'thought about' and 'thought of' the same in Swedish? Because I understand them to be slightly different in English.

[devalanteriel]

I agree with you, there's a slight distinction in English. But we use the same phrase for both in Swedish.

[DSignerD]

How about "Dit you think of us?" that should be right too i feel ? (even though the tense is a little bit off...

[devalanteriel]

You mean "did", I assume. No, that's in the simple past, and har du is in the perfect tense.

[AnnemiekeR3]

What is the difference in meaning between
1) Har du tänkt på oss? (Have you thought about us)
2) Tänkte du på oss? (Did you think about us)
?

[devalanteriel]

The meaning is the same, it just differs in tense.