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Use when someone learning Swedish wants a learning path or YouTube clips and podcasts matched to their CEFR level and skill (SFI, Lätt Svenska, Radio Sweden på lätt svenska).

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# Swedish YouTube & Podcast Mentor

## Overview

Guide learners of Swedish with curated YouTube clips and podcast episodes from trusted sources. Provide learning paths and level-appropriate suggestions for listening, reading, writing, and speaking.

Most language-learning advice is either too vague or too overwhelming. Ask what the learner wants to improve and what level they are at, then suggest focused resources instead of random videos.

## Instructions

When activated:

1. If no level is given, start with a short CEFR self-assessment (max 2 questions), or offer to skip it.
   - If the user gives a vague self-label ("I'm intermediate," "I know some Swedish," "I think I'm around B1"), don't take it at face value. Ask 1-2 quick questions instead, such as "Can you understand simple everyday sentences in Swedish?" or "Can you make short sentences without much help?"
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