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Information that is of importance to everyone is provided on both Swedish and English. This seems to be a pattern since almost all critical information is provided in both languages. This allows for a broader group of people to understand the information that is given.

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We noticed that a lot of flyers for the nation clubs and bars are mainly in English, probably due to it looking “cool” and being more inclusive to international students.

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English&Swedish used, important information that comes from university but also state departments

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Pretty much all of the signs at the cafe are in Swedish, which especially in the case of allergen information feels like an oversight

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Almost all of the information regarding the different rooms and what they contain is in Swedish. If a person who did not speak English saw this room for example, they would not know it was a caretaker.

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It is interesting to consider that if this had been posted in, for example, northern Sweden, would this information have been provided in Sámi as well? Because not a lot of Sámi people live down south, is that the reason the minority language was perhaps excluded?

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This big sign for the floors is only in Swedish!

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This one is interesting since we imagine most people interested in this would be proficient in English. And there's no equivalent sign in English that we could find

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This sign is funny because the main part of the sign is in Swedish but the headline is in English! Is the event only in Swedish? There are certainly non-Swedish speakers at the gym who might try to attend it and what would happen in that case?