Swedish - 18 April

When you google shoulder-stand, it is always images of women come up. Why is that? Not that I'm complaining.

Every time I do some Swedish, I do a shoulder-stand. Linking brain work to body work.

I started Swedish at the end of January. It's pretty easy, and satisfying too. As easy now as German used to be. I'm up to almost my 800th line. And I've used the same resource throughout: Lögner or A Wanted Man, by Lee Child.

As of today, though, I'm refining my approach. In English, I read through a short section of about 20 sentences. Then I switch to Swedish and go over that same section. I do that in landscape mode, and in a moderately small text size. Then, I copy every sentence that fits within one line.

I do that so as not to have to think about and decide which sentences are i-plus-1.