When using "samma" in Swedish, it's important to know that it's an adjective meaning "same" or "identical." Unlike many other Swedish adjectives, "samma" does not change its form based on the gender or number of the noun it modifies. It always stays as "samma."
For example, you would say "samma bok" (the same book) whether it's one book or "samma böcker" (the same books) for multiple books. It's a very straightforward word in that sense, making it easier to remember. You'll often hear it in phrases like "på samma sätt" (in the same way) or "samma dag" (the same day).
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The word 'samma' means 'same' or 'identical'. Listen for how it sounds in the sentence.
The word 'samma' means 'same' or 'identical'. Listen for the pronunciation.
The word 'samma' means 'same' or 'identical'. Pay attention to the stress.
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Vi har samma bil.
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Det är samma problem igen.
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Är det samma pris?
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De har ___ åsikter om politik. (They have the same opinions about politics.)
Here, 'samma' means 'the same' or 'identical', indicating that their opinions are not different.
Vi bor i ___ hus som förra året. (We live in the same house as last year.)
'Samma' is used to show that the house is identical to the one from last year.
Hon har alltid på sig ___ tröja. (She always wears the same sweater.)
Here, 'samma' emphasizes that the sweater is identical and not different from what she usually wears.
Är det ___ bok som jag läste igår? (Is that the same book that I read yesterday?)
'Samma' is used to inquire if the book is identical to the one read previously.
Vi hade ___ lärare i svenska. (We had the same Swedish teacher.)
In this context, 'samma' means that both individuals had the identical Swedish teacher.
De åt ___ mat till middag varje dag. (They ate the same food for dinner every day.)
'Samma' indicates that the food they ate was identical each day.
This sentence means 'We have the same taste in clothes.' 'Samma' comes before the noun it describes, 'smak' (taste).
This sentence means 'She lives in the same house as me.' 'Samma' modifies 'hus' (house).
This sentence means 'They got the same result on the test.' 'Samma' precedes 'resultat' (result).
This sentence means 'We want to order the same food.' The word order is important for clarity in Swedish.
This translates to 'It's not the same time again.' The word 'inte' (not) typically comes before the verb or adverb it negates.
This means 'They were at the same party.' 'Samma' comes before the noun it modifies, and the definite form of the noun is used.
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