How to Say “Here” in Swedish

här
/hɛːr/
The English word 'here' is translated into Swedish as här.
här is an adverb used to indicate that something is occurring in, on or at this specific place.
Meaning: in, on, or at this place (adv)

How do you pronounce it?

/hɛːr/

Did you know?

  • The Swedish word här is a homonym. While it usually means 'here', it can also mean 'army' or 'host' when used as a noun.
  • In some Swedish dialects, people use här and där differently to indicate distance, sometimes adding a third word där borta to specify something further away.
  • In Swedish, här is used as the basis for the word härkomst, which means 'origin' or 'provenance'.

Examples in context

  • Är du ny här?
    Are you new here?
    This sentence is useful for asking if someone is new to a location using här.
    Tatoeba #3842318 by herrsilen, translation #502232 by marauder016
  • Vi är här nu.
    We're here now.
    This sentence is useful for stating that a group is currently at a location using här.
    Tatoeba #11626374 by Pineapple, translation #2240588 by CK
  • Kan vi bo här?
    Can we live here?
    This sentence is useful for asking about the possibility of residing at a location using här.
    Tatoeba #4320723 by richke, translation #3327496 by CK
  • När kommer gruppen hit?
    When will the group arrive?
  • Här är gruppen.
    Here is the group.
  • Här i Stockholm.
    Here in Stockholm.
  • Här på biblioteket.
    Here at the library.
  • Kom hit!
    Come here!
  • Här är jag!
    Here I am!
  • Här på stranden.
    Here on the beach.
  • Här i Sverige.
    Here in Sweden.
  • Lycka till!
    Good luck!
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Example conversation

Lucas and Maja are meeting at a cafe.

  1. Lucas

    Jag väntar här.
    I am waiting here.
  2. Maja

    Jag är också här nu.
    I am here now too.
  3. Lucas

    Sätt dig här vid bordet.
    Sit here at the table.
  4. Maja

    Tack, det är fint här.
    Thanks, it is nice here.

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