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The Council also monitors the Swedish language, tracking its development from Old Norse until now.
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I.e. anyone can call them, e-mail them or tweet them with questions about the Swedish language.
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The Swedish Language Council is an institution that offers free language support.
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The Swedish Language Council does not make words official.
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The populist Liberals took third place, tripling their vote to 13%, partly thanks to a controversial suggestion that immigrants should pass a Swedish-language test.
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Despite his lasting association with the director, Mr. von Sydow's one previous Oscar nomination was not for a role in a Bergman picture but rather for another Swedish-language part, that of Lassefar in Bille August's "Pelle the Conqueror" (1987), which won an Academy Award for best foreign film as well as the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival.
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Around Christmas, Supica went public with his explosive, double-barreled charge on the Swedish Serbian-language blog, Koreni.rs.
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Crew members punched the air in celebration as Swedish Match and EF Language finished within 30 seconds of one another in second and third places.
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The seventh leg placings continue the tussle for the overall lead between Swedish Match with 585 points and EF Language with 689.
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"For example if someone says Swedish people are literally born on skis, they are using figurative language in born on skis, but using literally is conjuring up an image of midwives delivering babies on skis - we laugh because it's a juxtaposition, " he says.
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