Sentence examples for a swedish from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a swedish" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a Swedish" with a capital "S" as it refers to the nationality or language.
Example: "I met a Swedish artist at the gallery last night."
Alternatives: "a person from Sweden" or "a Swedish individual".

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"I have a Swedish wife.

The New York Times

Maybe it's a Swedish thing.

The New York Times - Books

Arctic Monkeys, a Swedish group Mando Diao.

The New York Times

IKEA is not really a Swedish company.

The New Yorker

You are a Swedish citizen.

The Washington Post

She's a Swedish accessories designer.

The New York Times

The shipper was a Swedish manufacturer, Studsvik.

The New York Times

It is based on a Swedish show.

The Guardian

I may be a Swedish anyway.

The Guardian - Sport

A Swedish newspaper, however, reported the wedding.

The New York Times - Sports

Maybe better than a Swedish comedian.

The New Yorker

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