Signification
Agreeing to a plan or suggestion.
Contexte culturel
Swedes value 'fika' (coffee breaks). 'Låter bra' is the standard way to accept a fika invitation. Consensus is key. Using 'Låter bra' shows you are a team player who supports the group's direction. In texts, Swedes often use 'Låter bra!' with an exclamation mark to show friendliness.
Add 'Det'
Saying 'Det låter bra' sounds slightly more complete than just 'Låter bra'.
Use intonation
A rising intonation makes it sound like a question or a polite suggestion.
Signification
Agreeing to a plan or suggestion.
Add 'Det'
Saying 'Det låter bra' sounds slightly more complete than just 'Låter bra'.
Use intonation
A rising intonation makes it sound like a question or a polite suggestion.
Keep it simple
Swedes love simplicity. You don't need to add extra words.
Teste-toi
Which is the most natural way to agree to a plan?
A: Ska vi gå på bio? B: _____
'Låter bra' is the standard expression for agreement.
Complete the phrase.
Det _____ bra.
The verb 'låta' (to sound) is required here.
Match the situation to the response.
Someone suggests a meeting time.
It is the appropriate response to a suggestion.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Vi ses imorgon. B: _____
It confirms the plan.
🎉 Score : /4
Aides visuelles
Banque d exercices
4 exercicesA: Ska vi gå på bio? B: _____
'Låter bra' is the standard expression for agreement.
Det _____ bra.
The verb 'låta' (to sound) is required here.
Someone suggests a meeting time.
It is the appropriate response to a suggestion.
A: Vi ses imorgon. B: _____
It confirms the plan.
🎉 Score : /4
Questions fréquentes
6 questionsYes, it is perfectly acceptable in professional emails.
It is neutral. Not too formal, not too slangy.
Don't use it! Say 'Jag vet inte' (I don't know) instead.
Yes, it is common in Swedish workplaces.
Mostly, but also for general approval of ideas.
Add 'jätte' to make it 'Låter jättebra!'
Expressions liées
Låter kanon
similarSounds awesome
Det stämmer
similarThat's correct
Jag håller med
similarI agree
Vi kör på det
builds onLet's go with that
