"She signs the letter."

Translation: Hon skriver under brevet.

[ahbeetay5]

How would you say, "she writes under the letter?"

[wyrmwood]

I would like to know this too

[GabyGenzi]

Is there a reason to no accept "hon skriver på brevet"?

[Arnauti]

Adding hon skriver på brevet. Just remember that this is a particle verb, so that på needs to be strongly stressed. If you don't stress på, it will only be a preposition, and then you'll get the meaning 'She writes on the letter' instead.
We normally only use the particle verb skriva på with nouns like kontrakt 'contract' and similar where it's clear that it means sign. For letters, the most idiomatic way to say it is skriver under.

[AmbassadorTigger]

What about "skriver under på brevet"? Just a moment ago I had an exercise where the expected translation was "skriver under på papperet." Would that mean something different?

[devalanteriel]

That would work as well, but it runs the risk of confusing it for "she writes on the letter", and may be perceived by some as not transitive (i.e. doesn't take an object such as brevet), whereas skriver under always means to put your signature on it.

(This answer has been edited, in case somebody saw the original one. I had a brainfart.)

[TerencePet4]

Can't you say, "hon underskriver brevet"? This is what I would say in Danish!

[devalanteriel]

Nope, Swedish doesn't have that word.

[Peter147810]

but underskrift does mean signature