people have Swedish as their mother tongue
main dialect groups make up the Swedish language
are used in Swedish
Swedish is the official language of both Sweden (since 2009) and Finland. Swedish, which has its origins in Old Norse, is still intelligible in Finnish and Danish, two other Scandinavian languages. Swedish has undergone a number of changes and simplifications over the course of history to become the contemporary Swedish that is used today. It became Sweden’s common and standardized national language in the 20th century, although regional variations remain.
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Swedish consists of the Latin alphabet’s 26 letters, plus 3 additional letters. There are two genders (common and neuter) and two numbers (singular and plural) but no grammatical case endings, except the possessive “s,” like in English. The Swedish language borrows from German, French and more recently, from English, and favors composition when forming words, which creates relatively long terms. Sweden is a large exporting country with a strong industrial focus, especially in the automotive and capital goods sector, which is why it is important to use an agency that specializes in Swedish translation.
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