Original sentence: In a nationalist context, the ethnic Swedes living outside Sweden are sometimes called "East-Swedes" (in Swedish: östsvenskar), to distinguish them from the ethnic Swedes living in Sweden proper, called rikssvenskar or västsvenskar ("Western-Swedes"), reflecting irredentist sentiments.In an English language context, the concept of ethnic Swedes may be used for:.the Swedes living in Gammalsvenskby ("Old Swedish Village") in Ukraine.the Swedes living in northwestern Estonian mainland and adjacent islands, and the island of Ruhnu (Runö) in the Gulf of Riga (Estonia-Swedes, in Swedish: estlandssvenskar).the inhabitants of the linguistically and culturally Swedish Åland Islands, belonging to Finland
Edited sentence: In a nationalist context, the ethnic Swedes living outside Sweden are sometimes (though nowadays rarely) called "East-Swedes" (in Swedish: östsvenskar), to distinguish them from the ethnic Swedes living in Sweden proper, called rikssvenskar or västsvenskar ("Western-Swedes"), reflecting irredentist sentiments.In an English language context, the concept of ethnic Swedes may or may not be used for:.the few Swedes living in Gammalsvenskby ("Old Swedish Village") in Ukraine.the few Swedes living in northwestern Estonian mainland and adjacent islands, and the island of Ruhnu (Runö) in the Gulf of Riga (Estonia-Swedes, in Swedish: estlandssvenskar).the inhabitants of the linguistically Swedish Åland Islands, belonging to Finland