![](_themes/pnmnt2/blbull1.gif) | The Swedish alphabet and pronunciation of vowels
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![](_themes/pnmnt2/blbull1.gif) | Blends of consonants and vowels, including
combinations that are not part of English -- for example, the bj in bjuda ("to
invite") and the kj in kjol ("skirt [clothing]")
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![](_themes/pnmnt2/blbull1.gif) | Examples of how you use different pronunciations
to change the meaning of a word, such as dom (changing the pronunciation changes the
meaning from "cathedral" to "judgement" |
![](_themes/pnmnt2/blbull1.gif) | Single-tone melody and double-tone melody in
Swedish pronunciation |
![](_themes/pnmnt2/blbull1.gif) | Exceptions to standard Swedish pronunciation
rules, such as foreign loan words |
![](_themes/pnmnt2/blbull1.gif) | Colloquial pronunciation and informal speech (for
example, shortening "med" (with) to "me" |
![](_themes/pnmnt2/blbull1.gif) | Differentiating between single and double
consonants |
![](_themes/pnmnt2/blbull1.gif) | How common definite and indefinite endings are
pronounced |
![](_themes/pnmnt2/blbull1.gif) | Examples of homonyms |
![](_themes/pnmnt2/blbull1.gif) | Speed and pronunciation |