My impressions as a Swede are that we see Germany as a very dear friend to us. We sure have a special bond with the Nordic countries, but Germany is also special to us. We think Germany is very similar to Sweden with like values, governing & political stuff. Which probably explain why these people don’t have much to say about Germany, that’s a good thing 😂 but sure we’re very impressed by all the athletes and the German winner mentality. We joke about bringing the German tap water into Sweden sometimes, to get Swedes that winner mentality. We also like German football and think it’s the best country to host a World Cup for example. Because it’s a very nice country, with nice people & fans really passionate about football. And they also have good beer (like many mentioned) and nice places to drink beer and socialize with people 🇩🇪🤝🇸🇪

@juliusf.2611

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for this kind words! :) Greetings and love from Frankfurt (..whos football/soccer team sensationally won the last Europa League :D ) As a German myself I can say that everyone I know really likes/loves the nordic/scandinavian countries. Like, *everyone*. And every time I was "up there", I really appreciated all the nice, kind, trustful an funny people I met :)

@semsemeini7905

8 ай бұрын

Yes Sweden was very close to Nazi Germany. A strong bond.

@kapuzinergruft

5 ай бұрын

Germany is not a nordic country, for sure... 😂

@anul6801

4 ай бұрын

​@@semsemeini7905 Yeah and im proud of it TO THIS DAY!

@noviosationmaxdom9860

17 күн бұрын

You're Green ?🤔

Me as a German visited Sweden this Summer. You guys are great. Awesome country, kind and helpful locals. But I will bring my own beer again in the next vacation😂❤🇸🇪🇩🇪

Wow im so glad to hear that, i will visit sweden for suuuuure🇩🇪🤝🇸🇪

For me Sweden it's so different from Germany and all the world. Well it's not easy to compare a country with Germany. They are one of the best in the world. One of G7 for example. I still want to understand this countries more. 👆👍🤗🇪🇺

Love you for that video. Thank you so much 🙏🏻

@Lets-Walk-Around

Жыл бұрын

What is your openion about Sweden being German 😀

@MegaNick1011

Жыл бұрын

@@Lets-Walk-Around oh i love the social system and the lovely people. And of course the viking culture. Also all the hot blondies 😁

@Dennan

3 ай бұрын

@@MegaNick1011 as a swede, germany has just has many hot blondes imo

Great video

Hello from Germany

Germans love Astrid Lindgren, Knäckebrot and Ikea.

Love this videos! Can you ask what they think of Latinos? South America

@supersabrosinho

Жыл бұрын

De seguro no suben esas

we are pretty much the same, we both strive for high quality product, and to follow rules that is made to achive high effeceny and economy like reclying, they make cars, we make cars, they make military stuff, we make military stuff, we both strive and take pride in the products we produce, and as a swede, i see germany and japan at number 1 when it comes to creating quality products, and we swede hope we are seen amongst these two nation as a worthy contender of top quality and orderd society. the immigration we had last years has created abit of a problem, but hopefuly this issue can be dealt with and we can return to normality.

their english is pretty good

Well I expected the N*** thing and the dark history thing. I guess that will haunt us Germans eternally. What surprised me was the fact, that people said we are fun people. Thanx for that.😊

@Metado42069

10 ай бұрын

Nazi

@Dennan

3 ай бұрын

that was nearly a century ago, no dissrespect my fellow germanic man, but you need to move on, dont let the past haunt you. love from sweden

@lawbringer9857

Ай бұрын

​@@Dennan They caused 2 world wars the killed Tens of millions of people. their actions can never be forgotten. Its a shame that they will have to live with forever.

1:30 that joke is so brutal.

Bro Swedes ARE germanic people. They are north germanic along with Norwegians and Danes and Estonians.

@ndie8075

5 ай бұрын

As well north west germans

@plavitigar

5 ай бұрын

@@ndie8075 yes pretty much

@makotito73

Ай бұрын

The Estonians…. They are related to the Finns, i.e. Finnic, not Germanic. Look it up

@plavitigar

Ай бұрын

@@makotito73 Estonians are mix between north germans and finns

@plavitigar

Ай бұрын

@@makotito73 but to be fair they feel closer to Sweden than Finland

What Comes In Your Mind First About Germany And Germans? 🇩🇪

@greatgreat601

Жыл бұрын

Erika

@Lets-Walk-Around

Жыл бұрын

@@greatgreat601 Thanks For Sharing That. What is that Actually 😀

@ramykhalil3899

Жыл бұрын

Kartoffel

@Juli021987

Жыл бұрын

​@@Lets-Walk-Around Erika is an old song sung/related by German Wehrmacht in WW2

@orz_OTL

10 ай бұрын

kokt medwurst

Fast alle deutschen Kinder sind immer ein bisschen in Katthult und auch in der Villa Kunterbunt groß geworden... 😌

Wow swedish girls a next level ❤

Can we have “what swedes thought of Queen Elizabeth II”?

@Lets-Walk-Around

Жыл бұрын

Sure We Will do this as well. May the Queen Rest in Peace.

what about the joke he mentioned?

@MrRwilczek

Жыл бұрын

Think it is something along the lines of: Heaven: The police are British The cooks are French The engineers are German The administrators are Swiss The lovers are Italian Hell: The police are German The cooks are British The engineers are Italian The administrators are French The lovers are Swiss

@ollyo25

Жыл бұрын

@@MrRwilczek thank you

Politics. Germans love talking politics. Learn it well! You won't regret it.

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Germany is home of the Germanic tribes

@SoulF15

9 ай бұрын

No, Scandinavians are the original germanic people, the ancestral homeland of germanics is the part of Jutland between Denmark and southern Sweden area.

@publicminx

8 ай бұрын

@@SoulF15no, Northern Germany and nearby regions is the source of the proto-germanic ppl and/or culture. they/this then spread to north and other regions (other migrations from the north back were much later). proto-celtic btw, spread from the southern german/austrian regions (especially hallstatt) through europe. the main reason for that is that the area in and nearby today Germany was always in a kind of geographical interface position/center ...

@SoulF15

8 ай бұрын

@@publicminx No, proto-germanic originated in scandinavia, later descended into modern day Germany. The birthplace of germanic people and culture is Scandinavia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proto-Germanic_language

@hlodovvig

8 ай бұрын

@@SoulF15 It's simple. The Indo-European people, who began to pronounce some sounds differently than their neighbors (becoming Germanic), were originally located in the territory of modern southern Scandinavia and Jutland, including the German part. As the population increased, these people began to migrate to the territory of continental Europe, forming most of the modern states after the fall of the Roman Empire, or at least providing the prerequisites for their creation. Arguing about the “true Germanics” - Scandinavians or Germans - is as stupid as arguing about the “true Slavs” (the Slavic ancestral home is located between Ukraine and Poland) or the “true Celts”. Proximity to the ancestral home doesn't make any particular people, which appeared many hundreds of years after the division of the ancestral people, don't make this people “true”. An example from a different area, but useful for understanding: who is a “true German”: a Stuttgarter or a Colognian? Or who is a “true Englishman”: a Yorker or a Mancunian or a Southamptonian? Imagine that Germany miraculously splits into several states after many thousands of years, and the people of Stuttgart and Cologne will argue about which of them is the real German. So here, the Scandinavians and Germans are both “true Germanics” and also far from them. a) There is no original people anymore; b) Both peoples descended from the original people. Even the Crimean Goths, assimilated by the 17th century, would've been the same “true Germanics” as the villagers from rural Norway or Germany.

They simply way better then you in evything