It belongs to the Scandinavian languages and specifically to the branch of Germanic languages. Swedish is spoken by about 10 million people and is an official language in Sweden and also in Finland (which together with Finnish has two official languages). The Swedish alphabet consists of 29 letters and is essentially a variant of the Latin alphabet. The first 26 letters are the same as Latin and the last three are the vowels Å, Ä, Ö.
Swedish is a relatively new language that has taken elements from many other languages, mainly from German and English, but also from Latin, French, etc.
In addition, it is a language that is constantly evolving as it has been influenced in recent years especially by English, including through cinema, music and technology, with the result that many English words have been adopted into Swedish.
Levels A1-A2
In 1 year of study (course 1 time per week / 2 hours)
Level A1-B2
In 2.5 years of study (course 1 time per week / 2 hours)
- Evaluation of language level
- Additional written or audiovisual material to develop all four language skills
- Simulations of written and oral examinations
Upon completion of the respective study cycles, AcadeCultural’s Swedish language students can choose to take the “Swedex” language proficiency certification exams in Thessaloniki.
