No. 3,278 in Swedish
times
The Swedish word "times" does not exist; you might be referring to "tider," which means "times" or "periods" in English.
In a sentence
Jag har varit där tre gånger.
I have been there three times.
In this sentence, 'gånger' refers to instances or occurrences during which the activity (being there) took place.
Tiderna förändras snabbt.
Times are changing quickly.
Here, 'tiderna' is the plural form of 'tid', referring to periods or eras.
Han arbetar heltid, medan hon arbetar deltid.
He works full-time, while she works part-time.
In this context, 'heltid' and 'deltid' imply durations or extents of working hours throughout a typical schedule.
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