Part 1 - Your experience as a tourist Do you like visiting places as a tourist and how often do you travel as a tourist? What places have you visited so far? What kind of accommodation do you usually use - Airbnb vs. hotels? What means of transportation do you prefer? Do you like pre-planned tours or do you like to explore places spontaneously ? What types of activities do you like - spending time in nature, visiting museums, walking around the city, trying good restauran

I recently started working as a care assistant in a nursing home. It completely changed my perspective on being old. I think getting old is a great topic that we should all think more carefully about. And our språkcafé is a great chance to do that. Would you like to grow old ? When is one old? What do you think about placing old people in a nursing home ? Is it customary in your country to take care of older family members on your own or to place them in a nursing home? What

🔗 related mini language workshop What kind of movies do you like and why? For example romantic, action, historical etc. Tell us about your favorite movie and why you like it. Do you prefer old or new movies and why? Which are your favorite actors or directors and what impresses you about their work? Do you like going to the movies and how often do you go to the movies? Do you like movies from other countries ? Have you seen any Swedish movies ? Tell us a little about you

Click here to check out the related mini language workshop Historia est magistra vitae! History is the teacher of life, said the ancient Romans. Yet we are often told that educational content such as history, literature and art is not practically useful knowledge and that it should be reduced or even removed from the school curriculum. What is your opinion on that? Part 1: If you had to explain it to a child, what would you say about why we should learn history and how it ca

a quick chat språk café What is a quick chat språkcafé? 🙂 A quick chat språk café is a special edition of Online Språk café's språk café where you talk in pairs for 15 minutes . ⏱ The main rule is: if you asked a question, you are the next to answer . After 15 minutes, you get another conversation partner. The point is to get to know other people, practice your communication skills and all that in Swedish. You can come up with your own questions, it's up to you, or use some

språkcafé An original idea, isn't it...? 😉 I think språkcafés are a very interesting phenomenon . They helped me a lot with the language but even more to learn to appreciate what socializing with others means in my life. And I think it will be interesting to share our experiences and opinions about this. Welcome to today's discussion! 💬 🌟 Questions for discussion Part 1: Which språkcafés did you visit? Online, at libraries, in churches...? How were they organized ? Were

means of transport What are your favorite means of transport and why? Is it cars that give us the opportunity to decide when to travel and how fast, affordable and efficient buses , fast planes ... or maybe comfortable trains where you can take a walk and sleep and eat good food and enjoy nature...? What means of transport are there in the city where you live now and which ones are there in the city where you come from ? Are you satisfied with the traffic where you live and