what is the currency of sweden called?
Swedish krona
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 On the same day , the Sveriges Riksbank , Sweden 's central bank , made a credit facility of 5 billion Swedish krona ( € 520 million ) available to Kaupthing Bank Sverige AB , the Swedish subsidiary of Kaupthing . The loan was to pay " depositors and other creditors " . 

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 Swedish is the official national language of both Sweden and Finland ( in Finland besides Finnish language who is the biggest official language of Finland ) . As of 2006 , it was the first or sole native language of 7 @.@ 5 to 8 million Swedish residents . In 2007 around 5 @.@ 5 % ( c . 290 @,@ 000 ) of the population of Finland were native speakers of Swedish , though the percentage has been declining steadily since Finland became part of Russia after the Finnish War 1808 – 1809 . The Finland Swedish minority is concentrated in the coastal areas and archipelagos of southern and western Finland . In some of these areas , Swedish is the predominant language ; in 19 municipalities , 16 of which are located in Åland , Swedish is the sole official language . Åland county is an autonomous region of Finland . 

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 Over time , the painting has become emblematic of the history of Stockholm , and as such appears frequently in various contexts . The 1000 kronor banknote published in 1989 shows a portrait of King Gustav Vasa , based on a painting from the 1620s , in front of details from Vädersolstavlan . In the arcs of the parhelion is the microtext SCRIPTURAM IN PROPRIA HABEANT LINGUA , which roughly translates to " Let them have the Holy Scripture in their own language " . This is a quote from a letter written by the king in which he ordered a translation of the Bible into the Swedish language . 

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 Standard Swedish , spoken by most Swedes , is the national language that evolved from the Central Swedish dialects in the 19th century and was well established by the beginning of the 20th century . While distinct regional varieties descended from the older rural dialects still exist , the spoken and written language is uniform and standardized . 

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 Sweden receives Booth 's strongest criticism , where consumerist influences are blamed for the apparent downfall of the Nordic model of social democracy and recurrent failures of the Swedish justice system . He argues that Sweden , with its strict rules of social etiquette , has a strong culture of conformity . 
