Swedish prepositions - Is the Swedish "i": "in", "for" or "at"?

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► DESCRIPTION
Learn how to use the Swedish proposition “i” with this week's Swedish lesson. The Swedish word “i” can be translated to “in”, “for” or “at” depending on the situation.

Translating prepositions from any language is tricky, and Swedish is no exception.

So you will learn:
How to say “in” in Swedish.
How to say “for” in Swedish.
How to say “at” in Swedish.

(At least in some situations).