One important aspect of learning a language is reading. Of course, if you\u2019re in the US, it can sometimes be tough to get your hands on Swedish language sources. Luckily, there\u2019s the internet. That you can find Swedish language stuff online, no matter where in the world you are, isn\u2019t new. This post isn\u2019t about learning a new technique to learning Swedish, instead, this post has collected a bunch of online Swedish newspaper sites that can help you with your language skills, but also keep you up-to-date on Swedish culture.<\/p>\n
In Sweden, newspapers that come out at least once a week are referred to as dagstidningar. There are two different types, those that come out in the morning and those that come out in the evening. Some of these newspapers are completely regional, others can be found throughout the country.<\/p>\n
Morgontidningar are the newspapers (tidningar) that come out in the morning (morgon). There is a long list of newspapers that fall under this category. Below you will find links to some of the bigger morgontidningar in Sweden:<\/p>\n
National:<\/p>\n
Regional:<\/p>\n
Free:<\/p>\n
Kv\u00e4llstidningar are just what you would expect – newspapers (tidningar) that come out in the evening (kv\u00e4ll). There are two main papers in this category and both mix a bit of tabloid news with a bit of hard-hitting journalism (I would argue that some of the sports reporting in these newspapers is far better than what you would find in the other newspapers for example):<\/p>\n