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A2 verb 9 min de leitura

undra

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Explicação undra in your Level:
At the A1 level, you should learn 'undra' as a simple way to say 'I wonder.' You will mostly use it in the present tense: 'Jag undrar...' (I wonder...). It is very useful for asking simple questions about the world around you. Focus on the phrase 'Jag undrar om...' (I wonder if...). At this stage, don't worry too much about complex grammar; just use it to express curiosity. For example, 'Jag undrar vad det här är' (I wonder what this is). It's a great word to use when you are exploring Sweden and don't know the names of things or where places are. Just remember that it is a verb that describes what is happening in your head.
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At the A2 level, you begin to use 'undra' to be more polite. Instead of asking a direct question like 'Vad kostar kaffet?' (What does the coffee cost?), you can say 'Jag undrar vad kaffet kostar.' This makes you sound more like a native speaker. You should also learn the past tense 'undrade' and the supine 'undrat.' You will notice that 'undra' is often followed by question words like 'var' (where), 'när' (when), and 'hur' (how). Pay attention to the word order: the subject comes before the verb after 'undra.' This level is about moving from simple curiosity to social politeness using the verb.
At the B1 level, you must master the distinction between 'undra' and 'fundera.' 'Undra' is for when you want an answer to a question (I wonder if it's raining), while 'fundera' is for when you are thinking deeply about something (I am thinking about my future). You should also be comfortable using 'undra' in different tenses and understanding the 'BIFF' rule for subordinate clauses. For instance, 'Jag undrar varför han inte ringde' (I wonder why he didn't call). You will also start encountering common idioms like 'undra på det' (no wonder) and using the verb to express mild doubt or speculation in conversations.
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At the B2 level, you should use 'undra' to express nuance and subtle social cues. You understand that 'Jag undrade bara...' is a way to soften a request or a confrontation. You are also expected to handle the 'som' requirement in subordinate clauses perfectly: 'Jag undrar vem som vann matchen' (I wonder who won the match). You can use the verb in more abstract contexts, such as 'Man kan undra över meningen med allt' (One can wonder about the meaning of everything). At this stage, your vocabulary should include related words like 'undran' (wonder/curiosity as a noun) and you should recognize 'undra' in literary texts where it might carry a more poetic tone.
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At the C1 level, you use 'undra' with professional precision. You recognize its role in academic or journalistic writing to introduce a problem or a research question: 'Det finns anledning att undra om denna policy verkligen fungerar' (There is reason to wonder if this policy really works). You are familiar with the historical evolution of the word and how it relates to 'under' (miracle). You can use it rhetorically to guide an audience through an argument. Your word order is flawless, even with complex nested clauses. You also understand the stylistic difference between 'undra' and 'fråga sig' and choose the one that fits the register of your speech or writing.
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At the C2 level, 'undra' is a tool for philosophical exploration and master-level linguistic play. You can use it to mimic different registers, from the simple curiosity of a child in a story to the heavy, existential 'undran' of a philosopher. You understand the most subtle connotations, such as when 'undra' is used sarcastically or with deep irony. You are comfortable with archaic uses found in 19th-century Swedish literature where 'undra' might mean 'to be filled with awe.' Your usage is indistinguishable from a highly educated native speaker, and you can explain the pragmatic functions of the word in Swedish social 'codes' (like Jantelagen or consensus culture).
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  • Undra is the Swedish verb for 'to wonder,' used to express curiosity or ask indirect questions.
  • It is a regular Group 1 verb: undra, undrar, undrade, undrat.
  • Crucial for Swedish politeness, it helps soften direct questions and requests.
  • Always remember to use statement word order (subject-verb) in the clause following 'undra'.

The Swedish verb undra is a cornerstone of the Swedish language, primarily translating to the English 'to wonder.' However, its usage is deeply woven into the social fabric of Swedish communication, often serving as a polite gateway for inquiries or a way to express internal curiosity without being confrontational. At its core, undra describes the mental state of having questions or being curious about something unknown. It is a weak verb (Group 1), following the regular conjugation pattern: undra, undrar, undrade, undrat.

Core Meaning
The primary function is to express curiosity or a lack of knowledge about a specific fact or situation. It is almost always followed by a subclause starting with 'om' (if/whether), 'var' (where), 'hur' (how), or other interrogative pronouns.

Jag undrar om det kommer att regna i eftermiddag.

Translation: I wonder if it is going to rain this afternoon.

Beyond simple curiosity, undra is frequently used as a 'softener' in Swedish social interactions. Swedes often value indirectness and politeness to avoid being perceived as too demanding or intrusive. Instead of asking 'Var är toaletten?' (Where is the toilet?), one might say 'Jag undrade bara var toaletten ligger' (I was just wondering where the toilet is). This use of the past tense undrade even when referring to a present need is a classic example of Swedish 'distancing' for politeness.

Syntactic Nuance
In Swedish, 'undra' is strictly intransitive or takes a clause. You cannot 'undra' a person; you can only 'undra över' (wonder about) something or 'undra ifall' (wonder if) something is true.

Hon satt vid fönstret och undrade över livets stora frågor.

Translation: She sat by the window and wondered about life's big questions.

Historically, the word shares roots with 'under' (wonder/miracle), suggesting a sense of amazement. While in modern Swedish it mostly means 'to ask oneself,' the sense of being 'struck by wonder' remains in the related noun 'under' and the adjective 'underbar' (wonderful). In high-level literary contexts, undra can still occasionally carry this sense of being amazed, though it is rare in daily speech. Understanding the difference between undra (wondering about a fact) and fundera (thinking deeply/pondering) is essential for reaching B1 proficiency. While 'undra' is a question, 'fundera' is a process of deliberation.

Using undra correctly requires an understanding of Swedish subordinate clauses. Because undra introduces an indirect question, the word order following it must follow the 'BIFF' rule (i en Bisats kommer Inte Före det Finita verbet) regarding sentence adverbs, and the subject must always come before the verb.

The 'Om' Construction
The most common pattern is [Subject] + undrar + om + [Subclause]. This is used for yes/no questions. 'Jag undrar om du är hungrig' (I wonder if you are hungry).

De undrar om tåget är försenat igen.

Translation: They wonder if the train is delayed again.

When using question words like vem, vad, när, var, hur, varför, the structure remains stable. Note that if 'vem' or 'vad' is the subject of the subclause, you must add 'som' after it. This is a common pitfall for English speakers. Example: 'Jag undrar vem som ringde' (I wonder who [that] called).

With Prepositions
When you wonder 'about' something, use the preposition 'över'. 'Vi undrar över resultatet' (We are wondering about the result). This implies a level of concern or contemplation regarding a specific topic.

Man kan inte låta bli att undra hur de lyckades.

Translation: One cannot help but wonder how they succeeded.

In spoken Swedish, the 'r' at the end of 'undrar' is often very soft or almost silent depending on the dialect, but in writing, it is essential. The verb is also used in the reflexive-like expression 'undra för sig själv' (to wonder to oneself), though usually 'undra' alone suffices. It's also worth noting the use of 'undra' in the imperative 'Undra på det!' which ironically means 'No wonder!' or 'Small wonder!', used when something is completely expected given the circumstances.

You will hear undra in almost every conversation in Sweden, from casual coffee breaks (fika) to formal business meetings. Because Swedes prioritize a non-confrontational communication style, undra acts as a vital tool for social lubrication. It allows a speaker to voice a concern or ask a question without sounding like they are cross-examining the listener.

Daily Socializing
At a dinner party, a guest might say, 'Jag undrar var du har köpt den här fantastiska vasen?' (I wonder where you bought this fantastic vase?). This is more natural than a direct 'Var köpte du den?'.

— Undrar om bussen kommer snart. — Ja, den borde vara här nu.

Translation: — Wonder if the bus is coming soon. — Yeah, it should be here now.

In professional settings, undra is used to introduce feedback or suggestions gently. A manager might say, 'Jag undrar om vi inte borde se över budgeten en gång till?' (I wonder if we shouldn't look over the budget one more time?). This phrasing makes the suggestion feel collaborative rather than like a direct command. It invites discussion rather than defensiveness.

In Media and Literature
Swedish news anchors often use 'undra' when posing rhetorical questions to the audience or when interviewing experts: 'Många undrar nu hur regeringen ska reagera.' (Many are now wondering how the government will react).

Det är inte mycket att undra på att han blev arg.

Translation: It is not much to wonder at that he got angry (No wonder he got angry).

Finally, you will encounter undra in philosophical or existential discussions. Swedish literature, known for its introspective and melancholic themes (think Ingmar Bergman or Astrid Lindgren), often uses undra to describe a character's internal monologue about the world, death, or love. It captures that specifically Swedish 'vemod' (tender sadness) mixed with curiosity about the mysteries of life.

For English speakers, the most frequent mistake when using undra is not the verb itself, but the word order that follows it. Because undra creates a subordinate clause, you must avoid the 'inversion' (verb before subject) that characterizes direct questions. This is a persistent error even for intermediate learners.

Mistake #1: Direct Question Word Order
Incorrect: 'Jag undrar var är han?' (I wonder where is he?). Correct: 'Jag undrar var han är.' (I wonder where he is).

FEL: Jag undrar hur mycket kostar det?

Correction: Jag undrar hur mycket det kostar.

Another common mistake is confusing undra with its 'false friend' beundra (to admire). While they share a root, their meanings are entirely different. If you tell someone 'Jag undrar dig,' you are saying something nonsensical (literally 'I wonder you'), whereas you likely meant 'Jag beundrar dig' (I admire you).

Mistake #2: Forgetting 'Som'
When the question word (like 'vem') is the subject of the following clause, you must include 'som'. Incorrect: 'Jag undrar vem ringde.' Correct: 'Jag undrar vem som ringde.'

RÄTT: Vi undrar vad som hände igår.

Translation: We wonder what happened yesterday.

Lastly, learners often struggle with the preposition 'på'. In English, you 'wonder at' something. In Swedish, 'undrar på' is rarely used to mean curiosity; instead, it's used in the fixed expression 'inte undra på att...' (no wonder that...). If you want to say 'I am wondering about the future,' use 'över' (Jag undrar över framtiden) or simply 'Jag undrar hur framtiden blir.'

To speak Swedish naturally, you must distinguish undra from several other verbs related to thinking and questioning. The most important distinction is between undra and fundera.

Undra vs. Fundera
Undra is passive: you have a question and you want an answer. Fundera is active: you are pondering, meditating, or deliberating on something. 'Jag undrar vad klockan är' vs. 'Jag funderar på att köpa en ny klocka.'

Han funderade länge innan han svarade.

Comparison: He pondered (thought deeply) for a long time before answering.

Another alternative is fråga sig (to ask oneself). This is almost identical to undra but sounds slightly more formal or dramatic. 'Man kan fråga sig varför...' (One might ask oneself why...). If you are actually asking another person, use fråga (to ask). Remember: you frågar a person, but you undrar about a fact.

Tveka and Misstänka
Tveka means 'to hesitate' or 'to doubt,' which involves a different kind of 'wondering' (uncertainty). Misstänka means 'to suspect,' which is 'wondering' with a negative or specific assumption.

Jag misstänker att han ljuger.

Context: I suspect that he is lying (a specific type of wondering).

In very formal or old-fashioned Swedish, you might see förvånas (to be surprised/amazed). While 'undra' used to mean this, 'förvånas' has taken over that specific emotional space. Finally, in slang, you might hear 'lura på' (pondering/brooding), which is a very informal way to say you are 'thinking about' or 'wondering' about something over a long period.

How Formal Is It?

Curiosidade

The word originally focused on the feeling of 'awe' or 'miracle' (like 'underbar'), but shifted over centuries to mean 'to ask oneself' or 'to be curious.'

Guia de pronúncia

UK /ˈɵ̂ndra/
US /ˈɵndra/
Stress is on the first syllable 'un-'.
Rima com
dundra (thunder) flundra (flounder) plundra (plunder) hundra (hundred) beundra (admire) begrunda (ponder) runda (round) stunda (approach/be at hand)
Erros comuns
  • Pronouncing 'u' like the English 'u' in 'under' (which sounds like 'a' in Swedish).
  • Over-emphasizing the final 'a'.
  • Making the 'r' too gutteral like in French.
  • Confusing the pitch accent (undra has Accent 1/Acute accent in most dialects).
  • Dropping the 'n' sound.

Nível de dificuldade

Leitura 2/5

Easy to recognize as it looks like 'wonder' and 'under'.

Escrita 4/5

Difficult because of the subordinate clause word order (BIFF rule).

Expressão oral 3/5

Easy to use, but the 'u' sound requires practice for English speakers.

Audição 2/5

Commonly used and usually clear in context.

O que aprender depois

Pré-requisitos

om var vad hur när

Aprenda a seguir

fundera tänka tycka tro

Avançado

förunderlig beundransvärd huruvida
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Exemplos por nível

1

Jag undrar vad han heter.

I wonder what his name is.

Present tense 'undrar'.

2

Vi undrar om det är öppet.

We wonder if it is open.

Using 'om' for if/whether.

3

Hon undrar var bussen är.

She wonders where the bus is.

Indirect question with 'var'.

4

Jag undrar om du kan hjälpa mig.

I wonder if you can help me.

Polite request using 'undra'.

5

Barnen undrar när pappa kommer.

The children wonder when dad is coming.

Plural subject with 'undrar'.

6

Jag undrar vad klockan är.

I wonder what time it is.

Common everyday question.

7

De undrar varför solen inte skiner.

They wonder why the sun isn't shining.

Using 'varför' (why).

8

Mamma undrar om jag är hungrig.

Mom wonders if I am hungry.

Third person singular.

1

Jag undrade bara om du ville fika.

I was just wondering if you wanted to have coffee.

Past tense 'undrade' for politeness.

2

Vi undrar hur man gör det här.

We wonder how one does this.

Using 'hur' (how).

3

Han undrar vem som bor där.

He wonders who lives there.

Note the use of 'som' after 'vem'.

4

Jag undrar om det finns mjölk i kylen.

I wonder if there is milk in the fridge.

Everyday domestic usage.

5

De undrade varför de inte fick komma.

They wondered why they weren't allowed to come.

Past tense with negation in subclause.

6

Jag undrar hur mycket biljetten kostar.

I wonder how much the ticket costs.

Word order: 'det kostar' not 'kostar det'.

7

Hon undrar om hon ska ta med ett paraply.

She wonders if she should bring an umbrella.

Future intent with 'ska'.

8

Vi undrade om filmen var bra.

We wondered if the movie was good.

Past tense 'undrade'.

1

Det är inte mycket att undra på att han är trött.

It's not much to wonder at that he is tired (No wonder he's tired).

Fixed expression 'inte mycket att undra på'.

2

Jag undrar verkligen vad som hände med dem.

I really wonder what happened to them.

Using 'verkligen' for emphasis.

3

Man undrar hur de har råd med ett så stort hus.

One wonders how they can afford such a big house.

Generic 'man' as subject.

4

Jag har ofta undrat över detta problem.

I have often wondered about this problem.

Present perfect tense 'har undrat'.

5

De undrade om de någonsin skulle ses igen.

They wondered if they would ever see each other again.

Conditional 'skulle' in subclause.

6

Jag undrar ifall vi hinner till tåget.

I wonder if (in case) we'll make it to the train.

Using 'ifall' as a synonym for 'om'.

7

Hon undrade för sig själv var hon hade lagt nycklarna.

She wondered to herself where she had put the keys.

Reflexive-style phrase 'för sig själv'.

8

Vi undrar om det inte vore bättre att vänta.

We wonder if it wouldn't be better to wait.

Subjunctive/Polite 'vore' (would be).

1

Många undrar hur det ska gå för den svenska ekonomin.

Many wonder how it will go for the Swedish economy.

Formal/Journalistic context.

2

Jag undrar om du inte har missförstått situationen.

I wonder if you haven't misunderstood the situation.

Polite way to suggest an error.

3

Det tål att undras över varför ingen reagerade.

It's worth wondering (reflecting) why no one reacted.

Passive form 'undras' in a fixed phrase.

4

Jag undrar vem som egentligen bär ansvaret.

I wonder who actually bears the responsibility.

Nuance with 'egentligen' (actually).

5

De satt tysta och undrade vad framtiden bar i sitt sköte.

They sat silent and wondered what the future held in its lap.

Literary/Metaphorical usage.

6

Jag undrar om det är klokt att investera nu.

I wonder if it's wise to invest now.

Abstract concept 'klokt' (wise).

7

Man kan ju undra hur han tänkte där.

One can certainly wonder what he was thinking there.

Use of 'ju' for emphasis/shared knowledge.

8

Hon undrade om hennes ansträngningar skulle bära frukt.

She wondered if her efforts would bear fruit.

Idiomatic 'bära frukt' with 'undra'.

1

Forskare undrar huruvida klimatförändringarna kan bromsas.

Researchers wonder whether climate change can be slowed down.

Formal 'huruvida' instead of 'om'.

2

Man kan undra vari skillnaden egentligen ligger.

One can wonder wherein the difference actually lies.

Formal 'vari' (wherein).

3

Jag undrar i vilken utsträckning detta påverkar oss.

I wonder to what extent this affects us.

Advanced phrase 'i vilken utsträckning'.

4

Det finns skäl att undra över motivet bakom handlingen.

There is reason to wonder about the motive behind the action.

Formal 'skäl att undra'.

5

Historiker har länge undrat hur riket kunde falla så snabbt.

Historians have long wondered how the empire could fall so quickly.

Perfect tense in historical context.

6

Jag undrar om inte hela debatten vilar på ett missförstånd.

I wonder if the whole debate doesn't rest on a misunderstanding.

Complex analytical thought.

7

Man undrar osökt hur det hela ska sluta.

One naturally (without seeking) wonders how it will all end.

Advanced adverb 'osökt'.

8

Jag undrar om det överhuvudtaget är möjligt.

I wonder if it's possible at all.

Use of 'överhuvudtaget' (at all).

1

I tider av kris undrar man över mänsklighetens sanna natur.

In times of crisis, one wonders about the true nature of humanity.

Existential/Philosophical register.

2

Det är en berättigad undran som kräver ett djuplodat svar.

It is a justified wonder (question) that requires an in-depth answer.

Using 'undran' as a noun.

3

Man kan undra om inte tekniken har sprungit ifrån vår moral.

One can wonder if technology hasn't outpaced our morality.

Metaphorical/Societal critique.

4

Jag undrar om vi inte ser början på slutet för denna era.

I wonder if we aren't seeing the beginning of the end for this era.

Grand, sweeping statement.

5

Det får en att undra vad som döljer sig bakom ytan.

It makes one wonder what is hidden beneath the surface.

Idiomatic 'bakom ytan'.

6

Man undrar i sitt stilla sinne hur det ska gå.

One wonders in one's quiet mind (to oneself) how it will go.

Idiom 'i sitt stilla sinne'.

7

Jag undrar om inte tystnaden talar högre än orden.

I wonder if the silence doesn't speak louder than the words.

Poetic/Paradoxical usage.

8

Det är föga att undra på att de känner sig svikna.

It is little to wonder at (little wonder) that they feel betrayed.

Formal/Archaic 'föga' (little).

Colocações comuns

Jag undrar om...
undrar över
inte undra på
undrar sa flundra
få en att undra
man kan undra
undrar bara
undrat länge
stilla undran
undrar ifall

Frases Comuns

Jag undrar bara.

— Used to show that a question isn't meant to be aggressive.

Varför gjorde du så? Jag undrar bara.

Det kan man undra.

— A response meaning 'That's a good question, no one knows.'

Varför är bussen sen? — Det kan man undra.

Inte mycket att undra på.

— It is quite obvious or expected.

Han är trött. — Inte mycket att undra på efter det arbetet.

Jag undrar vem som...

— I wonder who [does something].

Jag undrar vem som vann.

Man undrar ju.

— One certainly wonders (implies shared skepticism).

Hur kunde han glömma? Man undrar ju.

Jag undrar vad du tycker.

— A polite way to ask for an opinion.

Jag undrar vad du tycker om det här förslaget.

Har du någonsin undrat?

— Have you ever wondered?

Har du någonsin undrat hur det är på månen?

Jag undrar om jag får...

— I wonder if I may (very polite request).

Jag undrar om jag får låna en penna?

Det får mig att undra.

— That makes me wonder.

Hans svar får mig att undra om han talar sanning.

Ingen idé att undra.

— No point in wondering.

Det är ingen idé att undra över vad som kunde ha hänt.

Expressões idiomáticas

"Undrar sa flundra"

— A rhyming way to express curiosity or doubt about an outcome.

Blir det sol imorgon? Undrar sa flundra.

informal/humorous
"Inte undra på"

— It's no surprise; small wonder.

Det är inte undra på att han är glad.

neutral
"I sitt stilla sinne undra"

— To wonder quietly to oneself without saying it out loud.

Hon undrade i sitt stilla sinne om de hade glömt henne.

literary
"Göra under"

— Not 'undra' directly, but from the same root: to work wonders.

Den här medicinen gör under.

neutral
"Vara ett under att..."

— To be a miracle/wonder that...

Det är ett under att han överlevde.

neutral
"Himmelens under"

— Wonders of the heavens (very poetic).

De såg på himmelens under.

literary
"Sju underverk"

— Seven wonders (of the world).

Pyramiderna är ett av världens sju underverk.

neutral
"Undrens tid är inte förbi"

— The time of miracles is not over.

Han vann! Undrens tid är inte förbi.

idiomatic
"Undra på det!"

— No wonder! (Ironical emphasis).

Han misslyckades. — Ja, undra på det när han inte pluggade!

spoken
"Det tål att undras över"

— It is worth reflecting upon.

Varför det blev så tål att undras över.

formal

Família de palavras

Substantivos

undran (wonder/curiosity)
under (wonder/miracle)
underverk (work of wonder)

Verbos

beundra (admire)
förundra (amaze)
förvåna (surprise)

Adjetivos

underbar (wonderful)
förunderlig (wondrous)
underlig (strange/odd)

Relacionado

fundera
fråga
tveka
ana
misstänka
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Memorize

Mnemônico

Think of the word 'UNDER'. When you 'UNDRA', you are looking 'UNDER' the surface to find an answer.

Associação visual

Imagine a person standing under a giant question mark shaped like a fish (a flounder/flundra).

Word Web

Curiosity Question Om Var Hur Politeness Thinking Wonder

Desafio

Try to start three sentences today with 'Jag undrar om...' when talking to yourself or a friend.

Origem da palavra

From Old Swedish 'undra', derived from Old Norse 'undra'. It is related to the noun 'under' (miracle/wonder).

Significado original: To be amazed, to regard as a miracle, or to feel awe.

North Germanic / Indo-European.

Contexto cultural

None. 'Undra' is a completely safe and neutral word.

English speakers use 'I wonder' similarly, but Swedes use it more frequently as a functional tool for politeness in daily chores and requests.

Astrid Lindgren's characters often 'undrar' about the world. The song 'Jag undrar var solen är' (I wonder where the sun is). Swedish philosophy often centers on 'den stora undran' (the great wonder).

Pratique na vida real

Contextos reais

At the train station

  • Jag undrar när tåget kommer.
  • Jag undrar var spår 4 är.
  • Jag undrar om det är försenat.
  • Jag undrar var jag kan köpa biljett.

At a restaurant

  • Jag undrar vad som rekommenderas.
  • Jag undrar om bordet är ledigt.
  • Jag undrar om maten är stark.
  • Jag undrar om vi kan få notan.

Socializing

  • Jag undrar vad du gör på fritiden.
  • Jag undrar om du vill följa med.
  • Jag undrar hur du mår.
  • Jag undrar vad du tycker om filmen.

At work

  • Jag undrar om vi kan boka ett möte.
  • Jag undrar hur projektet går.
  • Jag undrar vem som ansvarar för detta.
  • Jag undrar om du har tid en minut.

Philosophical

  • Jag undrar över meningen med livet.
  • Jag undrar om vi är ensamma i rymden.
  • Jag undrar vad som händer efter döden.
  • Jag undrar hur allt började.

Iniciadores de conversa

"Jag undrar, vad är din favoritplats i Sverige?"

"Jag har alltid undrat, hur lärde du dig svenska så snabbt?"

"Jag undrar om du har sett den nya serien på TV?"

"Jag undrar vad du tycker om det här vädret?"

"Jag undrar om du vet någon bra restaurang i närheten?"

Temas para diário

Skriv om något du ofta undrar över när du tittar på stjärnorna.

Jag undrar hur mitt liv ser ut om fem år...

Beskriv en gång när din undran ledde till något spännande.

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