Thanks guys I got used to duolingo and memrise on my phone. Although then I can't read grammar tips for Swedish That should motivate me to start using books also

@Miky: Well, with pronunciation and accent it's 9/10 for me But I think it's only because I have no native to teach me. With Japanese and Hindi I had natives. Idk. Grammar is okay, like 5/10 and vocabulary is half English-similar and half Swedish (or German similar) so I'd say another 5/10. So over all like 6-7/10???

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Miky: I learned Japanese through anime as well lol It's kind of scary how much I know... I mean, I don't know how to write or read it, but I could definitely talk haha

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Nan,
yea, you can also do it in your browser :D Which I find more comfortable to use :)

Miky,
hm.. I think it depends on your mother tongue and whether you try it on your own or with a teacher.
German being my language (not my native one, but it's the one I speak best) it's pretty easy I guess as Swedish is also a Germanic language.
It came in contact with other languages as well due to the Norsemen coming to the British Isles and France so there are a few borrowings.

I'd say that pronunciation is probably the most difficult part for most of the people, but then again you don't need to be flawless there, people can understand you nevertheless usually.
Grammar is okay. There are very easy things (like conjugation of Verbs) or hard things (like conjugation of nouns :D).
Vocabulary is all about learning I guess and some words are very similar to German, others are so nonesense-like xD

All in all I'd say Swedish is pretty easy to learn, I'd give it a 4/5 from 10.
I had a teacher though.

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