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The 15 pages that link to Swedish language, each with the reason it gives.

• Old NorseRelated: Its history provides another modern outcome of Old East Norse.

• Swedish AcademyNarrower topic: Promoting Swedish is the Academy’s original cultural mission beyond its Nobel role.

• Germanic languagesBroader topic: Swedish represents the modern Scandinavian continuation of the northern branch.

• Danish languageCompared with: Swedish shares close ancestry with Danish but has markedly different pronunciation.

• Icelandic languageCompared with: Swedish illustrates how a close relative can have simpler noun inflection than Icelandic.

• SwedenRelated: It is the country’s principal language and a key part of its public life.

• North Germanic languagesBroader topic: It is a mainland Scandinavian language with extensive mutual intelligibility with Norwegian.

• Norwegian language conflictCompared with: Unlike Danish, Swedish did not supply Norway’s established written tradition during the union with Denmark.

• Scandinavian literatureRelated: Swedish has supported a continuous national literary tradition from medieval texts to contemporary writing.

• FinlandRelated: Finland’s Swedish-speaking minority reflects centuries of ties with Sweden.

• Norwegian languageCompared with: Norwegian and Swedish are closely related, but differ in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar.

• Scandinavian languagesBroader topic: It is the third member of the group's core trio.

• Finland under Swedish ruleRelated: It was the language of central government and a major language of administration and education.

• Dagens NyheterRelated: The newspaper has reported national affairs in Swedish since its founding.

• History of SwedenRelated: State formation, literacy, and schooling helped establish Swedish as a shared national language.