Can i buy a mac b pro in us with a swedish keyboard

is it possible to buy an mac book pro in the us with a swedish keyboard

The MacBook Pro has keyboard translator configurations available for dozens of languages, and even for different writing systems like Arabic and Indian and Asian languages. You can install these whenever you wish -- they are included in Mac OS X.
MacBook Pros sold from the US Online store are available with English, French, Spanish, and Japanese keyboards (which have some of those languages' characters pre-printed on the keys). Most other languages' keyboards are otherwise identical to the standard US-English keyboard in the number of keys and the rough placement of letters, numbers, and many (but not all) special symbols.
Swedish keyboards are not routinely available from the US Apple Online store, but the only difference is that the Swedish characters you want are not pre-printed. Five minutes careful work with a permanent marker would fix that part.
You local Apple Store is the place to go to try this out and ask this question. The Macs are all out on the tables for you to TRY, not just to admire the cutting-edge good looks. Go there and try setting:
System preferences >  Languages and text ...
... to Swedish, and see what the keyboard translation looks like.
Ask the folks there for assistance -- no one is on commission.

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