Language exchange in Stockholm.
Practise Swedish face to face over a fika, not in another video call. TaalMeet is opening city by city, and you can join the Stockholm waitlist today.
How it works in Stockholm.
Swedes are famously quick to switch to English. A set exchange keeps the conversation in Swedish for half the time, and gives your partner the other half.
Pick your languages
Choose the language you offer and the one you want. Swedish, English, Finnish or any of 130+ languages.
See who is nearby
When Stockholm opens, the map will show people on Södermalm, in Vasastan, on Kungsholmen or out in Östermalm, so your partner can be a short walk away.
Meet for 30 minutes
Agree on a fika spot, split the time between both languages and keep it relaxed. Thirty minutes is enough to practise without it feeling like homework.
Swedish, one fika at a time.
Stockholm is full of people who study Swedish at SFI or university and then struggle to find anyone who will keep speaking it with them. TaalMeet pairs you with someone who wants your language in return, so both of you get patient practice over a coffee and a kanelbulle.
Nearby cities.
Moving between Stockholm and another European city? See where TaalMeet is live and which cities are next.
Language exchange in Stockholm: questions.
Not yet. TaalMeet started in The Hague and opens city by city, in the order the waitlists fill up. Download the app and we will tell you when Stockholm opens.
Pick somewhere public and easy to find. Good options are the Stadsbiblioteket on Sveavägen, Kulturhuset at Sergels torg, the cafés around Mariatorget and Medborgarplatsen on Södermalm, or a walk through Rålambshovsparken on Kungsholmen.
Yes. The app is free on iPhone and Android, there is no subscription, and joining the Stockholm waitlist costs nothing.
That is exactly why a språkutbyte works. You both agree to split the time, so half the conversation stays in Swedish and your partner gets their half in the language they are learning.