Norwegian to Swedish.Made to feel at home.
Norwegian and Swedish can feel instantly familiar, but familiar isn’t the same as natural. Small differences in wording, expression and tone can change how a message comes across to a Swedish reader.
Easy to understand. Easier to underestimate.
The closeness between Norwegian and Swedish can make translation seem almost effortless. But what makes perfect sense in Norwegian isn’t necessarily how a Swedish writer would phrase it, or how a Swedish reader would respond.
I focus on those small but important differences, shaping the content around Swedish language and context while preserving the original meaning, purpose and personality.
Does “rar” mean the same in both? One is strange, the other sweet.
Would a Swedish writer put it this way, or does it only look familiar?
Does the original’s warmth or directness read the same way in Swedish, or does it shift?
Different needs. The right approach.
Wherever your brand speaks.
- WebsitesLanding pages, service pages and core website content.
- E-commerceProduct and category pages written for Swedish shoppers.
- CampaignsHeadlines, ad copy and launch messaging.
- Email & newslettersWelcome flows, promotions and customer emails.
- Social mediaCopy written for each platform and its tone.
- Brand copyTaglines, key messages and brand-led copy.
- UX & microcopyInterface text, buttons, onboarding and error messages.
- Business documentsReports, presentations and internal communication.