意味
Weather without clouds.
文化的背景
A 'klar himmel' in February is often called 'vårvinter' (spring-winter) weather—beautiful but freezing. A clear sky is essential for the tourism industry here, as it's the only way to see the Aurora Borealis. In cities like Stockholm, a clear sky leads to 'uteserveringar' (outdoor seating) filling up instantly, even if it's only 10 degrees Celsius. The clear sky is often used as a symbol of 'frihet' (freedom) in classic Swedish poetry.
The 'Väder' Rule
If you use 'väder' (weather), use 'klart'. If you use 'himmel' (sky), use 'klar'.
Winter Warning
A clear sky in winter means it will be much colder than a cloudy one. Dress in layers!
意味
Weather without clouds.
The 'Väder' Rule
If you use 'väder' (weather), use 'klart'. If you use 'himmel' (sky), use 'klar'.
Winter Warning
A clear sky in winter means it will be much colder than a cloudy one. Dress in layers!
Poetic Touch
Use 'kristallklar himmel' to sound more advanced and descriptive.
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct form of 'klar' or 'himmel'.
Solen skiner från en ____ himmel.
Since 'himmel' is an en-word and the sentence is indefinite, we use 'klar'.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Select the correct definite form:
The definite form requires 'Den' + adjective ending in '-a' + noun ending in '-n'.
Match the Swedish phrase with its English meaning.
Match the pairs:
These are all common variations of sky descriptions.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Ska vi grilla ikväll? B: Ja, prognosen säger att det blir ____.
You usually want a clear sky for grilling.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
Klar vs. Klart
練習問題バンク
4 問題Solen skiner från en ____ himmel.
Since 'himmel' is an en-word and the sentence is indefinite, we use 'klar'.
Select the correct definite form:
The definite form requires 'Den' + adjective ending in '-a' + noun ending in '-n'.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are all common variations of sky descriptions.
A: Ska vi grilla ikväll? B: Ja, prognosen säger att det blir ____.
You usually want a clear sky for grilling.
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よくある質問
10 問Yes, 'blå himmel' is very common and slightly more informal. 'Klar himmel' is more precise about the lack of clouds.
No, it also means 'heaven'. Context tells you which is which. In weather, it's always 'sky'.
Use the verb 'klarna'. 'Det klarnar upp.'
In Swedish, adjectives get an '-a' ending in the definite form.
Yes, but 'stjärnklar' (star-clear) is more common at night.
Only to mean they are 'finished' (Jag är klar) or 'thinking clearly' (Jag tänker klart).
The most common opposite is 'mulet' (overcast) or 'molnigt' (cloudy).
It is neutral. It works in both a scientific report and a text to a friend.
It can, but usually it means 'clear' or 'transparent'. For 'bright', use 'ljus'.
Not really. You would say 'en stark sol' (a strong sun) or 'solen skiner klart' (the sun shines brightly).
関連フレーズ
Molnfritt
synonymCloud-free
Stjärnklar
specialized formStar-clear
Solsken
similarSunshine
Det klarnar upp
builds onIt's clearing up
