This Swedish last name is pronounced SKARSH-gord.
The letters "AB" at the end of a Swedish company's name means "Aktiebolag." That's the Swedish equivalent of "Ltd" at the end of a British company's name. In Swedish, Saab means Svenska Aeroplan AB - "Swedish Aircraft Ltd."
In Swedish, 'Tage' is pronounced as "tah-geh". The emphasis is on the first syllable, with a short 'ah' sound.
No, but it is a Swedish company. It's called Sandvik because it's based in a Swedish town called Sandviken.
The name Kjell can be pronounced as "shell" in English, "chel" in German, and "sheh" in Swedish.
The name of Swedish currency is the Swedish Krona (SEK).
It is pronounced the same as the first sylable of "Rudolf"
KeHE is pronounced Kay-Hee
The Swedish name "Garoar" is pronounced as "gah-roar," with the emphasis on the first syllable. "Katrin" is pronounced as "kah-treen," with a soft 't' and emphasis on the second syllable. The name "Lif" is pronounced as "leef," with a long 'ee' sound.
Names aren't usually translated when talking in another language. They stay the same. Derrius happens to be pretty easy to pronounce for a Swedish-speaking person too, tho it might sound different with a Swedish accent. Some names have an equivalent name in other languages, but a Swedish person could very well be named Derrius, so I don't believe it has another equivalent name.
The name of Volvo, the Swedish car company, is Latin for "I roll." It was originally intended to be the name of an automotive ball bearing.
No, it isn't Swedish.