Feelings can be powerful things. They can rush in, whisper quietly, or settle over the whole day like a blanket. But in Swedish, they often come with something very small: a preposition. Man är kär i någon. (You are in love with someone.) Man är rädd för något. (You are afraid of something.) Man är trött på något. (You are tired of / fed up with something.) Small words, big feelings. Prepositions show where the feeling is directed. Is it warm? Irritated? Worried?