Swedish-speaking Finns are a minority group in Finland who primarily speak Swedish as their first language. They make up about 5% of the population and are concentrated mainly along the western and southern coasts of the country. This group has a rich cultural heritage that includes traditions, literature, and music influenced by both Sweden and Finland. The Swedish-speaking community in Finland is recognized as an official language group, alongside Finnish. They have their own schools, media, and cultural organizations, which help preserve their language and traditions. This bilingual environment contributes to the unique identity of Swedish-speaking Finns within the broader Finnish society.