The English term "get angry with" matches the Swedish term "bli ond på"

other english words that include "get" : swedish :
altogether tillsammans, alltsammans, inalles
apologetic ursäktande
beget avla
bring together sammanföra
budget estimate anslagsäskande
crowd together tränga ihop sig
drowned (get) drunkna
energetic energisk
fidget oroligt flytta sig
forget förgäta, glömma
forgetful glömskt
forgetfulness glömska
forgets glömmer
gadget hjälpmedel, tillbehör
get skaffa, bliva, få, lätta
get-away flykt, start
get-up utstyrsel, utstyrsel
get about fara omkring
get along klara sig
get angry vredgas
get annoyed harmas
get away ge sig av, komma bort
get back återfå
get behind komma efter
get by passera
get cold kallna
get dark mörkna
get even with bli kvitt med
get excited skärra upp sig
get hard hårdna
get hold of få tag i
get hurt slå sig
get ill bli sjuk
get into stiga in i
get loose lossna
get lost förkomma, vilse, försvinn!
get married geifta sig
get moving röra på sig
get off to bed gå och lägga sig
get on trivas
get on well komma bra överens
get one's hair cut klippa sig
get out of smita från, undvika
get rid of bli fri från, bli kvitt, slippa
get round kringgå
get through klara sig i
get time få tid
get tired tröttna
get tired of ledsna
get to know få veta, lära känna
get to speak to komma till tals med
get up resa sig, stiga upp
get up to ställa till med
getting
midget miniatyr-, liten sportbil, dvärg
nugget guldklimp
target mål
time together samvaro
to get att få, ränta
together tillsammans, ihop
together with jämte
vegetable vegetabilisk
vegetable-dish karott
vegetables grönsaker
vegetation växtlighet
vegetative växande
other english words that include "angry" : swedish :
angry arg, argsint, vred
get angry vredgas
other english words that include "with" : swedish :
associate with sällskapa med, umgås med
be content with nöja sig
be on visiting terms with umgås
bring with one medföra
careful with rädd om
coffee with milk café-au-lait
comply with uppfylla
condole with kondolera
consult with rådgöra med
crane to lift with kran att lyfta med
disagree with vara oense med
do without umbära
fall ill with insjukna i
familiarize with vänja
from within inifrån
get even with bli kvitt med
go without undvara
haggle with schackra med
herewith härmed
illuminate with light belysa med ljus
in love with förälska i
infected with anstrucken av
make an appointment with beställa tid hos
make away with a person röja någon ur vägen
make do with få klara sig med
mark with numbers numrera
meet with påträffa, anträffa
meet with kindness röna vänlighet
notwithstanding oaktat
overgrown with bevuxen
pond with water damm
reason with resonera med
remark with anmärka på
rest with åvila
robbery with violence rån
shiver with huttra av
shiver with cold rysa
shout with joy jubla
skid with a car sladd med bil
struggle with bekämpa
together with jämte
with hos, med
with the wind med vinden, borta
withal därjämte
withdraw dra tillbaka, annullera, undandra, utträda
withdrawal avlägsnande
withdrawing tillbakadragande
withdrawn tillbakadragen
wither vissna, förtorka
withering vissnande
withhold hålla inne, undanhålla
within inuti, innanför, inom
without utan
without hindrance obehindrad
without means obemedlad, medellös
withstand motstå
An Understandable Neighbor
Anyone who speaks Swedish or travels there quickly finds out that Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian languages are mutually understood between speakers. So learning Swedish is beneficial for anyone who has a goal of being multi-lingual.
Say Thank You
There is no real word for please in Swedish. The closest word is “Tack” which means “Thank you” but the word please doesn’t translate into Swedish. Saying “tack” in a respectful tone is the best way to solve this dilemma. Swedish also has a smaller vocabulary compared to other languages in part because of its concentrated population of speakers.
Articles After Nouns
One of the most difficult things to learn in a new language is figuring out which article goes with the noun. In Swedish the article comes after the noun. So “the dog” becomes “hund” and “en” or “hunden” making the process a little easier to remember.