Nouns from the Classroom Flashcards

What is the Swedish word for 'a pencil'?

What is the Swedish word for 'a crayon'?

What is the Swedish word for 'a book'?

What is the Swedish word for 'a computer'?

What is the Swedish word for 'light'?

What is the Swedish word for 'a scissor'?

What is the Swedish word for 'a table'?

What is the Swedish word for 'a paper'?

What is the Swedish word for 'a window'?

What is the Swedish word for 'an eraser'?

What is the Swedish word for 'a towel'?

What is the Swedish word for 'a chair'?

What is the Swedish word for 'a teacher'?

Classroom Nouns Study Notes

a pencil: A writing instrument used for drawing or writing; translated as "en penna" in Swedish.
a crayon: A colored wax used for drawing; known as "en krita" in Swedish.
a book: A collection of written, printed, or blank pages bound together; referred to as "en bok" in Swedish.
a computer: An electronic device for processing data; translated to "en dator" in Swedish.
light: The natural agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible; in Swedish, it is "ljus."
a scissor: A tool for cutting, made of two blades and a handle; translates to "en sax" in Swedish.
a table: A piece of furniture with a flat top supported by legs; in Swedish, it is "ett bord."
a paper: A material used for writing or printing; referred to as "ett papper" in Swedish.
a window: An opening in a wall or structure that allows light and air in; translated as "ett fönster" in Swedish.
an eraser: A tool used to remove pencil marks; known as "ett suddgummi" in Swedish.
a towel: A piece of absorbent fabric used for drying; translated to "en handduk" in Swedish.
a chair: A piece of furniture designed to accommodate a person sitting; referred to as "en stol" in Swedish.
a teacher: A person who educates students; in Swedish, it is "en lärare."

Explore essential nouns commonly found in the classroom with these flashcards. This quiz covers vocabulary related to common classroom objects, helping you enhance your language skills. Perfect for learners wanting to familiarize themselves with classroom terminology.