| Okay, now it's your turn. |
| Do you remember how to say "When [event]?" |
| När [event]? |
| Imagine your anniversary is coming up. Do you remember how to say “is your anniversary?” |
| är din bröllopsdag, är din bröllopsdag |
| Say “When is your anniversary?” |
| När är din bröllopsdag? |
| Now ask and answer the question saying your anniversary is on March 4th. |
| När är din bröllopsdag? |
| Den fjärde mars. |
| Now imagine your exam is coming up. Do you remember how to say “is your exam?” |
| är ditt test, är ditt test |
| Say “When is your exam?” |
| När är ditt test? |
| Now ask and answer the question saying your exam is on March 4th. |
| När är ditt test? |
| Den fjärde mars. |
| Now imagine your trip is coming up. Do you remember how to say “is your trip?” |
| reser du, reser du |
| Say “When is your trip?” |
| När reser du? |
| Now ask and answer the question saying your trip is on March 4th. |
| När reser du? |
| Den fjärde mars. |
| In this lesson, you learned new vocabulary and phrases you can use in your everyday life to ask about life event dates. |
| You are now able to ask for the date of an event like a native speaker! |
| See you in the next lesson! |
| Bye! |
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