No. 1,503 in Swedish
lärt
"Lärt" means "learned" or "taught" in English.
In a sentence
Han har lärt sig spela gitarr.
He has learned to play the guitar.
Here, 'lärt' is the past participle of the verb 'lära', used as part of the present perfect tense 'har lärt'. It is associated with the reflexive pronoun 'sig' (himself) to indicate learning a skill.
Jag önskar att jag hade lärt mig det tidigare.
I wish I had learned it earlier.
In this sentence, 'lärt' is again the past participle, now part of a pluperfect tense 'hade lärt'. It expresses a completed action in the past that relates to a wish or hypothetical situation.
De har lärt oss så mycket om trädgårdsarbete.
They have taught us so much about gardening.
Here, 'lärt' is used in a causative sense, meaning 'taught', and is the past participle in the present perfect tense 'har lärt'. It shows the action of teaching others.
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