For example, the auxiliary verb "att vara" (to be) is conjugated as "r" in the present tense and "var" in the past tense. It's used to form the passive voice and continuous aspects, such as "r skriven" (is written) or "var lskad" (was loved).
For example, the auxiliary verb "att vara" (to be) is conjugated as "r" in the present tense and "var" in the past tense. It's used to form the passive voice and continuous aspects, such as "r skriven" (is written) or "var lskad" (was loved).