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The five officially recognized minority languages in Sweden are:
Tornedalen Finnish or Meankeli: a dialect spoken in the far north in the Torne River Valley
I was surprised by the last two as I did not realise the Roma people had travelled that far north.
Yiddish was officially recognized by the Swedish government in 1999.
There were five winners who will carry over 5 points each to the next round in March.
Three were from the USA, one from Denmark, and one from Wales.