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Facts

"Swedish is a musical language, at least to the ears of non-Swedish speakers. The language is often described as melodious, with stresses that move up and down, propelled by numerous vowels." (Josefin Olevik, Sweden.se)

Around 9 million people are native Swedish speakers, of which 8.5 million live in Sweden.

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Learning Swedish

Are you interested in learning Swedish? There are different ways of studying the language, including internet courses, university studies or with private tutors and tutor companies.

Tuition
One-to-one or group tuition and advice on how to find Swedish language courses.
> Tutors/Companies

Distance Learning
For information on distance learning facilities or studies in Sweden, please see www.studyinsweden.se. The Swedish Institute also offers a tutored web course for English, French and German speaking beginners. The course - Lingua 2: Svenska - gives basic spoken and written knowledge of the Swedish language, as well as an insight into Swedish culture and society. For further information, please visit the link below:
> Lingua 2: Svenska 

British Universities offering Swedish language education/ degree courses
> Swedish Institute

Swedish Saturday (or Sunday) schools for children
> Swedish Church in London
> Swedish School in Brighton
> Swedish School in Milton Keynes (e-mail)
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