"Who is coming to Sweden?"

Translation: Wer kommt nach Schweden?

[gesevillar]

Nach or zu?

[Francisco319566]

Nach is for PLACES (countries/counties/states/cities/etc.)

Zu is for BUILDING and PEOPLE

I am going NACH Deutchland/Österreich/Paris

I am going ZU Walmart/Aldi/Hause/Tante/Vater

[DavidRichf]

Correction: "ich bin zu Hause" (I'm at home) but "ich gehe nach Hause" (I'm going home).

[quine23]

Nach is used for going to countries. See https://german.stackexchange.com/questions/17671/using-nach-or-zu-for-landmarks-and-similar

[StephenJam5077]

Why is it not "wem", as "nach" is a dative preposition?

[ishodge]

nach operates on Schweden rather than wer

[CharafFergali]

Wer is nominative

[GradyBecke1]

Can someone explain wer?

[KZB16]

Wer means "who". It is the subject of the sentence, so it takes the nominative form wer, not the accusative wen or dative wem.

[Kimarusan]

why not "Wer fahrt nach Schweden"?

[Izzy243870]

Why is it incorrect to use "kommen" here? Would ge grateful if someone can explain