How to Say “Sweden” in Swedish

Sverige
/ˈsvɛrjɛ/neuter
Sweden in Swedish is Sverige.
Sverige is the name used for the Scandinavian country of Sweden.
Meaning: Scandinavian country (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

Sverige is a neuter noun.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈsvɛrjɛ/

Did you know?

  • The word Svea in Sverige survives today as a personification of the nation, similar to how 'Uncle Sam' represents the United States.
  • The word Sverige is a cognate with the Old English word 'Swēorīċe'. This means the names for the country in both languages share a common ancestral root from early Germanic dialects.
  • Sweden is often poetically referred to as Sveariket in historical contexts. This form emphasizes the 'kingdom' aspect more strongly than the modern Sverige.

Examples in context

  • Det regnar i Sverige.
    It rains in Sweden.
    This sentence shows how to use Sverige when talking about weather.
    Tatoeba #6201450 by Algentem, translation #6201383 by RobinvanderVliet
  • Jag åkte till Sverige.
    I went to Sweden.
    This sentence illustrates movement toward Sverige.
    Tatoeba #2886151 by Davellan, translation #2886141 by CN
  • Jag bor i norra Sverige.
    I live in northern Sweden.
    This sentence shows how to describe a location within Sverige.
    Tatoeba #3833530 by herrsilen, translation #2995977 by jeedrek
  • Jag ska besöka Sverige nästa månad.
    I'm going to visit Sweden next month.
  • Min farmor kommer från Svedala i södra Sverige.
    My grandmother is from Svedala in southern Sweden.
  • 48 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing travel plans at a cafe.

  1. Emma

    Vill du resa till Sverige i sommar?
    Do you want to travel to Sweden this summer?
  2. Erik

    Ja, jag älskar Sverige.
    Yes, I love Sweden.
  3. Emma

    Erik, är du säker på det?
    Erik, are you sure about that?
  4. Erik

    Absolut, det är ett fantastiskt land.
    Absolutely, it is a fantastic country.

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