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Swedish Survival Course Example

You will be shown a series of Swedish words to learn using the Linkword method. It will take you little more than a minute to see for yourself how quick and easy it is to learn .

For example, the Swedish for MUSHROOM is SVAMP (pronounced SVAMP).

You must imagine a large mushroom growing in a SWAMP AS VIVIDLY AS YOU CAN in your minds eye for 10 seconds.

Food Words	Pronounced
The Swedish for ONION is LÖK Imagine you look like an onion.	(LOOK)
The Swedish for CAKE is TARTA Imagine your daughter eating cake.	(TORTA)
The Swedish for MUSHROOM is SVAMP Imagine a large mushroom growing in a swamp.	(SVAMP)
The Swedish for MEAT is KÖTT Imagine you shut the door on someone throwing meat at you.	(SHUT)
The Swedish for SUGAR is SOCKER Imagine a game of soccer on a field of sugar.	(SOCCER)
The Swedish for WATER is VATTEN Imagine you get fatter with water.	(VATTA)
The Swedish for SOUP is SOPPA Imagine soup that tastes like soap.	(SOPA)
The Swedish for DUCK is ANKA Imagine a duck pecking at your ankle.	(ANKA)

What is the English for?

ANKA
SOPPA
VATTEN
SOCKER
KÖTT
SVAMP
TARTA
LÖK

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