How to Say “Salad” in Swedish

sallad
/ˈsalːad/common gender
The English phrase "salad" is sallad in Swedish.
sallad is a common-gender noun used to refer to the food item salad.
Meaning: food (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The definite form (the salad) is salladen. The plural form (salads) is sallader, and the definite plural form (the salads) is salladerna.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈsalːad/

Did you know?

  • The Swedish word for 'lettuce' is often just sallad, whereas English distinguishes strictly between the vegetable and the prepared dish.
  • The Swedish word sallad is a direct descendant of the French salade, reflecting a historical trend where French culinary terms were imported into Swedish to signify sophistication.
  • Swedes often use the term salladsbar to describe the self-service buffet stations found in many supermarkets and cafeterias.

Examples in context

  • Tom åt en grekisk sallad.
    Tom ate a Greek salad.
    This sentence shows how to use sallad in the context of a Greek salad.
    Tatoeba #4398369 by richke, translation #3222397 by Hybrid
  • Var snäll och ta med en sallad.
    Please bring a salad.
    This sentence is useful for a request to bring sallad.
    Tatoeba #5265542 by YlvaEmelia, translation #3343215 by CK
  • Jag tycker om gräslök i soppan, men inte i salladen.
    I like chives in my soup, but not in my salad.
    This sentence shows the definite form salladen used to express a preference regarding chives.
    Tatoeba #4378414 by richke, translation #4336038 by AlanF_US
  • Jag skulle vilja ha en sallad, tack.
    I would like to have a salad, please.
  • Kan du ge mig lite sallat, snälla?
    Could you give me some salad, please?
  • 1 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Emma and Lucas are at a restaurant.

  1. Emma

    Vill du ha en sallad?
    Do you want a salad?
  2. Lucas

    Nej, jag vill ha pasta.
    No, I want pasta.
  3. Emma

    Okej, jag beställer en sallad.
    Okay, I will order a salad.
  4. Lucas

    Det låter gott, Emma.
    That sounds good, Emma.

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