About learning Swedish.

I am studying in Sweden now. Although Swedish grammar is more rigorous than English, most of them are regular, and many words are very close to English. If you have a basic knowledge of English, it is absolutely not difficult, but the pronunciation of Swedish is a bit difficult. For example, Keener's pronunciation is not enough, but when he is wet, his tongue will stick up when he is wet, and so on. These pronunciations are difficult if there is no language. As for the use prospect, if you don't live in Sweden, it shouldn't be big.