As a Norwegian, I love my Swedish brothers and sisters.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

That's the true spirit 😍

@Kari.F.

2 жыл бұрын

Mee too! 🥰🇳🇴

@m1r1am

2 жыл бұрын

Same here! Hei 🇳🇴

@haanis5458

2 жыл бұрын

Great Lie!

@ellabiri2684

2 жыл бұрын

i agree 100%, i love Sweden and Swedes in general. i actually grew up watching a lot of Swedish movies and series, like Pippi, Emil and Ronja. love to sweden

I have a couple of Swedish friends, and they always tease me with how happy I sound: I'm "singing" about serious issues. 😂 To me, Swedish dialects are either beautiful, sexy, charming, sunny or funny. I grew up watching Swedish children's TV. "Vi på Saltkråkan", "Den vita stenen", Emil and Pippi. Honestly, the Swedes were so far above and beyond us in TV and movie production, especially in the 60ies and 70ies, it's not even funny. And then ABBA came, of course. Back then, Norway was the boring old church lady when it came to entertaining kids and young people, and Sweden was the land of magic and fun, even before ABBA. It has evened out quite a bit, but many of my most magical childhood and early teen memories come with a Swedish soundtrack attached... Thank you, Sweden!

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Awww So Glad to know about your experiences and memories 😍 While talking With Swedes off the record I found them in Love With Norwegians as they think that Norwegians are more respectful and Pure from heart. But yeah both Are Humble and Beautiful places to live 😍🇸🇪🇸🇯

@DrErikEvrard

2 ай бұрын

I am a Belgian and I spent a lot of time in both countries, and I even learned some Swedish and Norwegian. The stereotypes are more of less true, and both are very complementary in some ways, but also share some cultural similarities. I know a Swede who runs a company and has some Norwegians working for him too. He always tells them: please tell me when you are angry, because even if you are, I still hear a happy voice, so I don't know. That is of course the phonology, and it still tricks the Swedes. I like the urban sophistications of the Swedes (especially in Stockholm), and the east of Sweden also has much more sunlight than the west coast of Norway, where it is much more overcast. That climatic difference is often forgotten (but obviously you cannot blame the Norwegians for that). Norwegians are indeed the most sporty and outdoorsy of the two. No matter the weather, they will venture out in their splendid nature.

This is mostly right statements! As a Norwegian myself; I can confirm that we all have Tesla cars, but we don’t use them, as we usually ride polar bears and light our cigars with money bills and drink beer from horns.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Awww That was a nice Insight about Polar Bears 😀 How about If talk about Norwegians being social. Do you Agree With that?

@NullScar

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, they are very social. But you need a ice breaker to get through. It can seem a bit stiff reaching out to Norwegians, but we are warm on the inside, generally. I like your videos and hope you’ll grow some more, keep up the great work!

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

@@NullScar Awww Thank You Very Much. I would like Agree With that and its quite same With Swedes as just in last weeks by talking With People randomly I've already 2 friends and we will be having a dinner very soon in Coming week. People Are so easy to adjust once we have broken that Ice as you mentioned 💙😊 I really Appreciate it your encouragement 🥀

@aramisone7198

2 жыл бұрын

In Sweden we have naked blondes in the streets , the Polar bears are only in the northern part:))

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

@@aramisone7198 I would not Agree much. They Are respectful in dressing as well 😀

Swede here and I see Norway and Norwegians like siblings in a way. Love to tease eachother but if anything happens we come together. Love the Norwegian beautiful landscape and I love that we get eachother in a special way from sharing culture and history side by side for so long. Out of our Nordic countries you guys are my favorites. :)

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

That is Adoreable a relation respect and care 😊😍

@idk-gy1bk

2 жыл бұрын

As a norwegian I agree!! 😊

@grisbakken

2 жыл бұрын

As norwegian I agreed. A world without our sweedish brothers and sisters is a much poorer world. We love our swedish family.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

@@grisbakken True Spirit The Love and Bond all around 😊💙

@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131

2 жыл бұрын

Well some of us are more like siblings than others. Gammalfarfar var värmländsk... 🇸🇪🇳🇴

Norwegian salaries are higher but the cost of living is also higher so the average Norwegian and Swede are quite equal.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly I would agree with that aswell. Norway is expensive as well.

@mooodeang

2 жыл бұрын

If you have a decent salary in sweden you probably have more money left after all the bills are paid then you would in norway.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

@@mooodeang Exactly that totally depends on Our job, expenses and living style. Countries doesn’t matter much :)

@ujmm

2 жыл бұрын

@@mooodeang Well, the long-term median purchasing power is quite similar, although the short-term median purchasing power for younger people that rent is higher in Sweden. But it is significantly easier to buy a home in Norway, which is why Norway has by far the highest homeownership percentage among all Nordic countries. And although the cost of living is about 35% higher in Norway, the worst possible Norwegian pension was 71% higher than in Sweden at least in 2020. So In a lifespan, it's quite similar. The median swede is definitely ahead at age 25, but the median Norwegian catches up in the long run.

@mooodeang

2 жыл бұрын

@@ujmm I agree, though if you have a decent job and start saving early I doubt the pension difference would be that much, if you only compare government pension to government pension maybe, but most people in Sweden have a private pension fund, a corporate pension fund, and a government pension fund. Unless you're at the bottom of the food chain then you're fucked and have to live on crumbles.

Sweden loves Norway 🇳🇴❤ and Finland, Denmark & Iceland as well. We only trust the Nordic countries like 100%. I think it’s so nice to live in Sweden and being part of the Scandinavia/Nordic. No matter what shit happens in the world, you feel comfort & security from your neighbors and truly knows they look after you and always want you the best. We’re family ❤ love from Sweden to 🇳🇴🇩🇰🇫🇮🇮🇸 we love you

@gazza2933

Ай бұрын

I understand Swedes and Danes tell Norwegian Jokes.. Arr..hmm 😁 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

As a Norwegian, I feel like swedes are very international compared to us. They're also very hard working and business-oriented! It's almost like they're the US to our Canada lol. And their language sounds very happy and it reminds me of fairytales

It's a bit ironic how we both find each other's languages as "happy or funny" We think the Swedes are singing while they think we are singing. Albeit, we have and probably still have Swedish TV on our channels. It made it easier to understand Swedish.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Haha I'd Agree With that as well 😀 As many Swedes mention same thing about Danish People as well. All Nordic Countries think they speak Nice 🙉😀

@aramisone7198

2 жыл бұрын

Well im from Sweden and Danish too me sounds strange but Norwegian sounds happy .

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

@@aramisone7198 Aww another video Coming up that What Swedes Think About Denmark. There were so many interesting and funny things those have been shared. Video Coming soon 😀

@gorgioarmanioso151

Жыл бұрын

How about the DANes ahahhaa such a "sweet" language lol

I find it funny that they think all Norwegians are so rich and that we all drive around in Teslas. Sure there's quite a few Teslas around, but they cost less here. I think Sweden is more of a class society from old times so they're maybe more aware of these things than we are. Rich is such a subjective word and depends on who we compare ourselves to. Most norwegians have a modest/normal life on par with the rest of Europe. Some have high paying jobs, some don't. It's not like we personally stuff our pockets with Norway's oil money.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Awww Thank You for sharing insights. 😊 I do Agree With that you mentioned we are rich only what we think that we have enough. But yeah mostly People just Compared Hourly wages and basic lifestyle 😅

@NullScar

2 жыл бұрын

This is wrong, as a Norwegian myself; I can confirm that we all have Tesla cars, but we don’t use them, as we usually ride polar bears and light our cigars with money bills and drink beer from horns.

@lmatt88

Жыл бұрын

Swedes largely ignore the cost of living. Sweden is much cheaper.

@gpman6937

Ай бұрын

I think Norway is on the high end of Europe which is already the high end of the world. If the average Norwegian transplanted their lifestyle and belongings into a country like Australia, they would be considered wealthy or upper middle class.

When Monty Python's 'Life of Brian' came out in 1979, it was banned in Norway. So the Swedish distributors used the phrase "This film is so funny it was banned in Norway"

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha Nice Joke

@gretebremseth1622

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lets-Walk-Around Unfortunately it's true!

@V3ntilator

2 жыл бұрын

That censorship company were disbanded in Norway around 1990 and all banned movies became legal no matter how extreme they were. Life of Brian were probably unbanned long before this.

Norwegian living in London here. Super interesting to see these perspectives, especially living abroad. Living outside Norway, I feel my compassion and love for the other Nordic countries have accelerated! I view Swedes as very entrepreneurial people, and Sweden is a beautiful country. Interestingly, I'd rather speak English with Swedes in the UK, so we can fully understand each other! (so it doesn't end up in a 'singing' competition)

@bobaer3885

24 күн бұрын

The Swedes are not entrepreneurial. They gained after WW2 due to the fact that they were not destroyed by the war. And have not invented anything since then. They are declining

@Al3xandeer

23 күн бұрын

​@@bobaer3885 Wrong. Sweden has a long tradition of entrepreneurship and innovation that predates and extends beyond World War II. Swedish inventors and entrepreneurs, such as Alfred Nobel (dynamite) and Lars Magnus Ericsson (telecommunications), made significant contributions to technology and industry well before the 20th century. Oh, and have you heard about the company that transformed the global furniture market with its affordable and flat-pack designs (starts with an "I" and ends with "KEA"). Don't mess with our brother :)

As a Norwegian, it's almost like being in same country when i am in Sweden. Norwegians and Swedish speaks their own languages, and still understand 90% of what's said both ways. I have been in Sweden probably 300 times. In Stockholm, Uppsala and Gothenburg for example. They are always positive vs Norwegians, but it's same overall where we are in Sweden. Border between Norway and Sweden is wide open with no pass restrictions. Norway and Sweden is like one country combined. Some chick from Ukraina told me once that Norwegian sounds like a singing language.

@gerald4013

Жыл бұрын

To us, French people, Norwegian and Swedish sound more or less the same, both are "singing languages" as you say.

History seprated the Norway and Sweden. But While living in Sweden and visiting Norway many times it feels like moving between the countries we just feel like moving between a town of the same city. 🥀 Love and Peace all around 🇸🇯🇸🇪

@bkern8536

2 жыл бұрын

luckily we got our independence from sweden! Even though they still conquered some of our land and still keeps it.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

@@bkern8536 And That's also With Pure Bond and peace on both sides as People Love eachother 💙

@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131

2 жыл бұрын

@@bkern8536 Eneste fordel med den splitten, er at kongen vår IKKE er Carl Dustav....

@SebHaarfagre

2 жыл бұрын

@@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 Kommentaren din var vel egentlig ment som en spøk, men ville bare si at det er nok litt mer komplisert enn det. Klarte ikke _ikke_ kommentere det haha, har OCD og elsker historie, sosiologi, geopolitikk og psykologi, bl.a.

@V3ntilator

2 жыл бұрын

@@bkern8536 Gothenburg, Malmo etc. is basically on Norwegian land. lol

I just love everything about Sweden❤️ I am very happy to be Norwegian, but the swedes is good at everything🇸🇪 Inovation, buisness, sport, music and i can go on forever,And everyone there is so confident, preety, got a good dress denge,friendly and open minded!

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

That's was full of Love 😍 Most of Swedes Think Norwegians are more Respectful and The way they talk is so With so respectful. One of the person from whome I asked he said you Will hardly see a Norwegian being rude 😀 You are also one of those Nice People 😍

Hi I'm from Norway 🇧🇻. I just wanted to say that this video was very fun and entertaining. I subscribed 😉😊

Best of luck in New field ❤️ Super interesting video

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Really Appreciate it Bro❤

Talking from the side, I have a stereotype that norwegians can afford and prefer to live in remote landscapes where the whole valley is yours. As for swedes, it's just unbelievable how this small population could create and maintain world class heavy industry (trucks, fighter jets, submarines, self-propelled howitzers)

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

That's was a fact based observation. Thank You for sharing iy With us 😍❤️

Positively surprised. Thanks, Sweden! 🙂 My subjective opinion on Norway vs Sweden is that Sweden has always been more business minded and looked more outwards. Always been on top of technology, science, fashion, culture (ABBA, Roxette, Avicii etc.). While Norway has usually been happy just being by itself, walking around in its beautiful nature, smelling the flowers like Ferdinand and stumbling over some oil fields here and there 😄.. Kinda like the urban & trendy vs the lucky villager. If it was one country, Sweden would be the city and Norway would be the rural area.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Awww you have it so nicely. It has increased more of my knowldge regarding both the neighbours. I would also Agree With your statement Norway is Kind of more Lucky because of oil and Natural resources. So in that sense an individual said Norwegians don’t like to Work more as Compared to Swedes it can be True as well 😀

@Dougie-

2 жыл бұрын

​@@Lets-Walk-Around For the Instagram generation that's certainly true 😒 But I guess that's the same in most western countries. The labor force participation rate and work ethics are pretty much the same in both countries. I think both nations score equally high on labour productivity. But there were some years where lots of young Swedes moved to Norway to work in the service industry. Good salaries, strong Norwegian currency and lots of jobs, but that has changed a bit now.

@Dougie-

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lets-Walk-Around The funny thing is that in the beginning no one thought there would be as much oil on Norwegian continental shelf that it was/is. So Norway and Sweden made a deal (in the 70s) that Sweden would get ownership on big areas of the shelf in change for 40% of Volvo stocks.. but the Swedes backed out in the 11th hour because they thought Volvo was worth more and so didn't think the deal was worth it 😬. Now Volvo is Chinese owned and the Norwegian petroleum fund is the largest fund in the world 😅

@krissysteel1

2 жыл бұрын

There defenetly are a few historical and thus cultural differenceses between Sweden and Norway. Sweden used to be an Empire back in the 1600s. Norway used to be a province under both Danish and Swedish rule. After gaining independence from Swedish rule in 1905, Norway started to build their image as a national state and unique national identity, having a bit of a minority complex toward their brothers and sisters to the east. Sweden has always been known as Norwasys "older sister or brother" . (Depending on how one genders a nation. I suppose one genders a nation female) Sweden has always been culturally far more "continental European" then Norway has. Norway became rich after finding huge deposits of oil along the long western coast. Before that time, Norway was a poor country. Many, if not most people were starving, and life was a battle to survive the lack of availability of food, especially in the inland part of the country. Fish has always been abundant along the coast. Before the 70s, Swedes traveled to Norway to stock up on cheap food etc, after Norway really began to earn money from the oil resources, wages, livingstandards and thus all living costs went up in Norway, and now Norwegians travel to Sweden to stock up on foods, sigarettes, snus and alcohol etc I belive wages in Norway and Sweden are similar if you take into account living costs in the two countries. The two nabours have a love/hate relationship. They love to hecle each other, hate loosing in sports to each other, but really love one another (for the most part). Similar to most peaceful neighboring countries, whit historical conflict.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

@@krissysteel1 This was a lot about history. Really Appreciate the way you shared With us. 😊

I’m Norwegian, but in America. And it is nice to hear that my people are kind and nice. I believe that we sound happy or look happy. I haven’t been to Sweden yet. I do enjoy Swedish television. And I find it funny how we speak so differently.

Hello. I am a danish person living in Norway for 7 yrs now. I stay entirely because of the nature. Many people often mention "high salary" here in Norway, completely forgetting or not exploring the cost of living, eating, drinking and driving on the roads. The salary in Denmark are somewhat lower, but everything are 3-5 times cheaper, and here I really mean EVERYTHING. We dont pay to drive on the roads and we dont pay for treatment at the doctor and hospitals: But we do pay higher taxes. Nonetheless, when you do the math I dont have more money to spend for myself here in Norway compared to Denmark for the very same job as a social worker/saksbehandler.

As a retired swedish ww2 hero I want to add to the story: We should be thankful and grateful to Norway since most of the nature in the form of scenery, soil / stones and wildlife etc has drifted from the Norwegian hills and mountains to form what today is called sweden. Not many mention this fact - but we should do more to show gratitude toward Norway and the norwegian people. And we should also finally admit that the vikings originally came from Norway (and later spread to sweden and denmark).

@kristoffer2426

Жыл бұрын

«Swedish ww2 hero» well I’ve never seen those words together before, unless u are named Wallenberg and died in 45.

@tomnilse

Жыл бұрын

The worlds thinnest book : Swedish war heroes. There are no "swedish ww2 war heroes"

@theorjan1

Жыл бұрын

Hey thank you for that viking admission, it's really tiring hearing misinformation about that

Good luck bro ♥️♥️

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Really Appreciate it. Thank You 😊

Norwegians and Swedes always mock each other. As long as we are in our countries. When meeting each other outside our countries, we are brothers and sisters. Ahh, the feeling of meeting a Scandinavian abroad!

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Awww That was full of respect, Love and care 💙 Really liked to see such response. One of the reason World likes Scandinavians is because they Are so respectful and peaceful With eachother and also for rest of the world 💙😍

@edithputhy4948

Жыл бұрын

I feel like Swedens view Norway like Germans view Switzerland, culturally similar, small country, very wealthy, high cost of living

@jokervienna6433

Жыл бұрын

@@edithputhy4948 there is some truth to that, I think. But as long as we are in our own countries I think the basic truth is that we view each other as plain stupid. It goes both ways, and the amount of jokes around that is insane. I would say Norway/Sweden is more similar to how Germans and Austrians view each other. Still, I would say that the above is only valid as long as we are in our own countries. Abroad, we would quickly go into more important matters, like if there is any tasty herring in this country and what about the shrimps and mayo?

The difference if very very slight,but right on with the expensive part..you don't feel that rich when its that damn expensive. You wanna get that salary ,then be in a position to spend most of it in Sweden..thats the trick.

I found that both countries are similar but it's true that Sweeden is less expensive than Norway, thats why Norwegian go to Sweeden for shopping 😁

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Haha Yes Its always expensive there eventhough they Are more rich in Norway. 😀

@lpdude2005

2 жыл бұрын

and sweds go to Denmark and Denish people go to Germany for beer.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

@@lpdude2005 Haha that was a deep insights btw 😀

@vikinnorway6725

2 жыл бұрын

And why sweeds work in norway, and live in sweden,

@Lubben

Жыл бұрын

@@vikinnorway6725 Swedes also live and work in Norway because they earn more money here.

Gud job👍

i'm from norway, myself. just to think about Norway, even if it's positive or negative, it's superfun and hilarious, my god, i think especially hearing about the negatves gives a good laugh

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly as we hear many jokes in both countries About each other 😀

Everyone has its view according to his expiriance 😍

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Yes Exactly That's the good habit of Nordic People they just share whatever they have in their minds 😀

We Norwegian see swedish as our family.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Aww always Love to see such Bond between Scandinavians 😍😊

Interesting . . . when I worked in Landskrona, Sweden in 1972, Sweden was much wealthier than Norway. I experienced wonderful hospitality by the people in Landskrona, but actually found myself having more in common with Norwegians, since they were more "outdoorsy" and "individualistic." Norwegians seemed more extraverted. I traveled the entire lengths of both Sweden and Norway, plus lived just across the Oresund from Denmark.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Awww That's so Nice to hear about. I can see you had many experiences during all these times from all the Nordic Countries. Would Love to hear more from you in our future videos about Denmark and Finland as well 😊

@peopleofonefire9643

2 жыл бұрын

Well here is a good story. Before they were the A's in ABBA Agneta and Ana-freed sang for a band that performed at the Center Party Midsommarsfesten Dance at Lund University. A friend was president of the College Division of the Center Party and so invited the band to eat out with us on the waterfront in Malmo. Agneta asked if we could sit at a separate table for her to practice her English. She wanted to move to the US to be on Broadway. That is how I met her the first time. She was just a sweet country girl - very nice. Of course, ironically, ABBA's last public concert was also in Landskrona.

@peterc.1618

2 жыл бұрын

@@peopleofonefire9643 Poor girl never got to be a Broadway Star. I hope she doesn't regert it too much.

@peopleofonefire9643

2 жыл бұрын

@@peterc.1618 I only knew briefly while her band was playing dances in Skane. Another thing she mentioned was that Bjorn was much shorter than her and so wore platform shoes to seem to seem the same height. My impression is that Bjorn hBjörn, Benny och svenska flickornaas made up a partially fictional history of ABBA for public consumption. When Agneta and Ana - Freid did start singing with Bjorn and Benny, the band was called Björn, Benny och svenska flickorna! He told record companies that he was an unmarried playboy and that the two flicka were just background singers, working by the hour!

@erik....

Жыл бұрын

You're always more extrovert outside of your home country.

Love you too Sweden

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

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You Can Explore that What Swedes Think About USA and its People. 🇸🇪🇺🇲 kzread.info/dash/bejne/npeAp9Nwj6bOdqQ.html

2 жыл бұрын

Btw that emoji is the flag of Liberia. loool

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

@ Aww Thanks For sharing just fixed it 😊

Greetings to our Norwegian and Swedish neighbours and relatives from Denmark 👍

I am Norwegian and all Swedes I've met have been awesome. Really. I have OCD so I will elaborate a bit more, too: Swedes online often come across of arrogant, Napoleon-complex-ish or along those lines, but that can be because I love history and I pay more attention to it when people don't know or don't want to show understanding of context or the subject matter. Norwegians and Swedes have a sibling rivalry and I and the vast majority of Norwegians will back them up whenever without hesitation, love them as a people, no matter how some single individuals can ruin it for both sides. Sweden is more of a "tech" and self sustained country, also more rich in minerals; Norway is rich from oil and gas but first and foremost WISE DISTRIBuTION AND PLANNING, is perhaps the most "fishy" and "ski-y" nation on Earth as well as most beautiful. Swedish people are beautiful by the way. Stockholmer youth can be a bit weird with trying to be different too much or lack self conscience. There's a small minority of disgusting "daddy's boys" rich spoilt teenage brats in both countries. In Norway there's a starting trend now with Aaron Carter / 90's boyband type haircuts and *EVERYONE* is doing it and it looks ridicolously stupid and ugly. It never looked good in the 90's and it doesn't do it now either. Sorry had to get some superficial annoyances out of the way. The vast majority in both countries are good human beings, and well educated and independent thinking reasonable people, and the Swedes loves friluftsliv/outdoors too by the way.

Moved to Norway from Sweden a few years back. Mostly everything is better except cost on childcare and no food in schools/kindergarten.

@doublebirdie

Жыл бұрын

Because of the tradition of "matpakke" in Norway, parents made them lunch!

Looks like it was filmed on the West Coast (Göteborg, Nordstan/Brunnsparken). Check out the opinions you get in Stockholm, lol, or even by Jarntorget/långgatorna. Norway has oil and hydropower, and that pretty much accounts for the economic difference.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks you! So In Stockholm we Will hear a different openion? 😅

@carlsmalandson1348

2 жыл бұрын

Very much. The more north you go in sweden we are closer to our Nordic family. Especially what ppl think of Finland. I felt shame watching sweeds nothing so little. Everyone on the east of Sweden has been to Finland.

Personally, I feel like a little bit more norwegian, it's my spiritual home country, I can't wait to visit it soon. I know less about swedish ppl but for me they seems a little bit closed but lovely and nice people. That's why was hard to make the decision to which one is that I wanna start studying. Swedish will be my next language to learn 💪

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Awww That's so Nice to hear from you. We Will Welcome you to Sweden and learn Svenska 😊

@K.Jerico

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe I'm wrong even though I'm norwegian myself... But I assume norwegians are just as closed off as swedes, but that we sound happier to them, just as they sound happier to us. Because we for sure prefer our personal space. And in that way we can seem closed off even if we can be pretty polite. But that's not what you feel like if you are going out partying in Oslo. But you can't really consider drunk people imo haha. Edit: I think it also depends on where in Norway you live. I live in the eastern part of Norway and we generally seem like we are more in a rush and more cold compared to the south and west for example... Although Oslo is something on its own. Oslo is rather lively

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

@@K.Jerico Yes I heard and felt the same thing as well about People being more reserved on both sides.

As a Norwegian we love a happy ending. Specially with a Swedish sister. 😍

WONDERFUL Norway

I'm Norwegian...liked this video yes!!!!👍😅

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Thank You for the appreciation. I'm glad to know about it 😀

your video is good

I lived in Sweden and now I am living in Norway so it is funny to see this video. Yes swedes and norwegians are similar from my french point of view. They are both super nice, helpful, peaceful and quiet. They avoid confrontation at all cost, they leave you alone, which I like. Norwegians love outdoor sports and nothing scare them. Sweden has a more diverse population. Despite considered to be richer, the food is extremely bad in Norway, with no variety, the worst country in whole Europe for that. Much better in Sweden thanks to ICA. The nature in Norway is waaay more beautiful and stunning than in Sweden, sorry for that swedes :D. That's why I love Norway more! Also when I lived in Sweden, lot of swedes told me about Norway and how expensive it is etc..., but here in Norway, nobody talks about Sweden, like it doesn't exist :D

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Awww Thank You for sharing insights in so detail 😊 Really loved having your own experiences and reviews. But yeah we can say both countries have their Own insights there are always two sides of the Mirror and I liked you share both.😀

@lpdude2005

2 жыл бұрын

Next time go to MENY in Norway - its simelar to ICA - a bit better I think.

@youdj_app

2 жыл бұрын

@@lpdude2005 Yes I know MENY, the only store which is ok I agree. HOWEVER, the northest MENY in norway is in Trondheim more or less. I live in Tromsoe, so more than 1000km away :D. In Tromsoe there is absolutely no good supermarket (KIWI/REMA/COOP sells all the same crappy products). Kiruna is closer.

@peacefulminimalist2028

2 жыл бұрын

@@youdj_app So I guess the bad variety is a local/northern thing then because in the south we have a lot more shops than the three you mentioned.

@youdj_app

2 жыл бұрын

@@peacefulminimalist2028 actually there are more shops than mentioned but they all sell the same products, sometimes with a different packaging. Usually there is only one choice for one product, which means that every day I eat the same product for all year round, but for people here it is for all their life (eg: dark chocolate, organic oat, fullkorn pasta...). Most products are also pretty "low-cost quality" for french standards. Also very few organic products. I travelled in the south, I didn't see that much differences except in "big" cities where you have indeed MENY. Anyway, very weird for the "most developped" country in the world :D

brah, im from oslo n my swedish n danish friends are always asking me "what song are you singing" whenever I speak lmao

Both swedes and norwegians seem like happy people to me tbh.

Im a simple finnish. I see norway I like :)

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Aww That's really Great. We have new video Coming up tomorrow What Swedes Think About Finland as well 😀 You will now more about Swedes and their openions about Finland 😸

When weather is hot, people catch fire. But when weather is cold, people are chill

My hands are full with Swedish but the Norwegian language is very beautiful sounding to my ears.

We are pretty much the same, their food culture is a bit different tho. Im 50 / 50 and we used to belong to norway where i live.

Norway and Norwegians are simply Amazing 😊💙

I think all jokes aside Norwegians and swedes are much the same, and that is nice I like the swedes :)

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

That is so Nice to hear. Main purpose for making this video is also to spread the peace and Love on both sides of the border. Thank You for that 😍💙

Bra

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Tack Harry 😊

Norway is like America, when we buy a pair of ski’s, we get a Tesla car included in that price. Also; the ski’s are free, so the car is also free.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha 😀

@NullScar

Жыл бұрын

True story.

Thanks for the subtitles, the background music is so loud, I cannot understand what the people are really saying

In the old times, when the Swedish king was preparing for war, he counted the population, and there was always only a few hundred Norwegians in Sweden, while in Norway there have always been thousands and thousands of Swedes, because Norwegians do not like nobility and to be told what to do all the time, while Swedes do as they are told, (the 'corridor') we Norwegians do whatever we like

love the swedish people :)

@Lets-Walk-Around

Жыл бұрын

Swedes Love Norge Too 😊🤝

Interesting video from a Norwegians perspective! The subtitles were a bit off tho haha.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Thank You for adding up. Really appoligies for subtitles Yup I noticed about it. It Will not Happen in next videos 😊

@peterc.1618

2 жыл бұрын

I had to laugh when the subtitles said Norwegians were so rich they could afford a BEARD.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

@@peterc.1618 Hahaha That's Something Really Funny 😹

Regarding 0:40, you don't need a passport to travel from Sweden to Norway. Both countries are in the Schengen zone.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Haha He was saying it about changing Passport and get nationality there 😀

@lazrseagull54

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lets-Walk-Around I see. I hope he achieves his goal!

@viggoholmsen7203

2 жыл бұрын

This was true even before the Schengen zone was established. The Nordic, and especially the Scandinavian countries, have always had close ties and cooperation through the Nordic Council etc.

Norway is the most beautiful country of europe in my opinion , I find the Norwegian people that I met very friendly. It is a very relaxed country. I think they are mainly rich because of the oil industrie, free money so to say, and that make them in business a bit lazy, on the other side, they enjoy their freetime maybe more. From international business they cannot be compared with Sweden which has made world class companies like Volvo or IKEA. That's really the problem with the free oil billions, its makes an economy lazy. Having said that, they spend there billions much more intelligent then their counterparts in the Arabic world, fantastic pension systems and great infrastructure.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Nice analysis 💙

@apriqui5657

Жыл бұрын

@@Lets-Walk-Around but completly wrong.....Norway has a thriving business...is the biggest exporter of salamon in the world, and in the front when it comes to green energy(Hydro power, clean gass, ev cars, deforrestation) and human development among other things. U dont get there by beeing lazy😆 oil money is in a piggy bank as an insurance and not used by the norwegian ppl....

0:50 man is shooting his shot lmao

My neighbor’s mother was Norwegian and my father was Swedish so every time we visited, Mrs. Rowe would say, “Ten thousand Swedes chased through the weeds by one Norwegian!” 🥴

Norway Is best Norge Mitt land

@VikingNorway-pb5tm829

2 жыл бұрын

Jepp :) Mitt også.

I think the girl at 4:50 said Swedish use more snus than Norwegians, not suits. Snus is definetely a Swedish thing 🫡

I think about electric cars and oil exports when I think about Norway.

do Norwegians and Swedes speak to each other in English or do they just use their own language with each other (mutual intelligibility)?

@Nick_Jevan

Жыл бұрын

We speak our own language to eachother. It’s very similar. and mostly easy to understand each other. It’s like British and scottish-english in difference.

Ahh the best part of being scandinavian is that we can say f u and just laugh it of. The only negative thing i can think of being scandinavian is that when history comes up (espectially ww2) the knives come out.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

But yeah Here we Will be focusing more on positive stuff 😍

Bw i live there and i think im in the BACKROUND!!!!!

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Awww really where are you? 😀

They sound so different than what I’m used to hear Swedish people sound like when they speak English - they’re from Gothenburg I guess..? I guess that’s the thing. Or then most of them had some other mother tongue than Swedish.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Yes It is in Gothenburg. You Can say a few of them might have some other mother tounge but mostly its Swedes With their Own accent 😀

@davidkasquare

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lets-Walk-Around okay, then I’m just not so used to hearing people from Gothenburg speaking English 😊 I guess I’ve mostly heard Stockholm people with their heavy Sweeeedish accent 😊

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidkasquare Hahaha it Should be same but yeah That might be a reason as well 😀

From a U.S.perspective, the two counties are as one. But, we're mostly oblivious. We hardly know Canada and they're just as nice as Norway and Sweden, I'm pretty sure. Ay? I mean yeah?

The stereotype that all Norwegians sound happy when they speak is IMO only a half truth. Maybe that is the case for eastern Norwegian dialects, but some sound quite different. But I guess this is the impression Swedes (and Danes) have because eastern Norwegian dialect is something they are most likely to hear.

Thanks to the author of the channel for this fascinating video! It is interesting to see how people live in other countries! It is very important to know foreign languages on such trips. I would like to recommend to all travelers a practical guide to learning foreign languages by Yuriy Ivantsiv "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages". This book contains a lot of useful tips on how to learn a foreign language for tourists, students, entrepreneurs and anyone who needs a foreign language in life. There are a lot of good tips on how to solve problems with the language from beginner to advanced level of language learning. It turns out that the traveler only needs to know a few dialogues and you can easily travel around the world! You don't have to spend a lot of time to fully learn a foreign language, you just need to learn what you can use when you travel. I wish everyone exciting travels!

This was unexpectedly more positive than expected 😂

The captions are wrong, you writing suit instead of snus etc.

If you have a parent from each country does that make you Norwedish or Swegian?

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting Question 😀 Lets wait for some experienced based Individual 😀

@carlsmalandson1348

2 жыл бұрын

Scandinavian. And both.

Amazing how Swedish people have become so tan and dark haired in recent years

0:47 Fish in plural is simply "fish" and not "fishes".There was a surge of mispellings that have came through the past decades. Some language experts were furious that more and more people said "fishes" after the popular character Gollum in The Lord of the Rings constantly said "fishes".

@waylondesnoyers7459

Жыл бұрын

Technically, that is only half true. Fish IS the plural of a single fish species but if you have multiple fish species it is more correct to state that there are fishes. This very complicated for people learning the language so it is generally not taught. The same is often misunderstood about the words cactuses and octopuses; cacti and octopi are not English plurals but are still accepted. Octopuses and cactuses is indeed the correct English plurals of both words, and if you want to be more correct to argue against someone octopi is not even of Latin origin it is of Greek origin so it would be octopodes. I am a linguistics, and I dislike when people say things are so incorrect. Remember that just like every other species, language evolve too and they adopt words, drop words and change their pronunciation as so much more.

@Choekaas

Жыл бұрын

@@waylondesnoyers7459 Fascinating, thanks for the clarification. I guess my English teacher (I am Norwegian) messed it up. She hated The Lord of the Rings because Gollum said "fishes" about the fish he got and that after that film came out, more and more students said it wrong.

@waylondesnoyers7459

Жыл бұрын

@@Choekaas not a problem, I am sorry if that came off as rude, I didn't mean it to be. It is just better that people understand the difference in my opinion.

@Choekaas

Жыл бұрын

@@waylondesnoyers7459 No worries!

I’m Swedish and this sounds rlly unnecessary but I learned Norwegian even tho it’s rlly similar

El del minuto 2 puede llamarme si quiere. Gracias

Well, I think they are like unchained Swedes, or we (Swedes) are like Norwegians in chains... so free and open in their attitudes, and unafraid to express them, whilst we Swedes are much more withdrawn and cautious....And I forgot to mention that they are filthy rich, all of them...

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I would Agree With that too 😀 But mostly Swedes are expresive too. They Love to share their openions.

Ask what they think about the Danes.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks For Suggestion Kewsoner That video is recorded and Coming up soon in this week 😀 There were so many interesting insights. You Can surely press the Bell icon so you don’t miss it 😊

Do what Swedish people think about Danes

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Sure That video Will be uploaded tomorrow 😊

0:57 , get on a train, that's it

Jeg liker Norwey og Norwegian

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

❤️❤️

Salary? Wait until you see the prices and the disgusting taxation.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I would Agree With it. But Here in Sweden taxes are High also but yeah Norway is expensive as well so that is the reason 😀

I have Norwegian salary but i want American one 🤑

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

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That first woman is both right and wrong. Most people from northern-Norway definitely don't have those high notes at the end of each word/sentence :D

aloha akhbar los chicos

What do Norwegians say about Swedes?

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Will make that video soon as well 😅

@vikinnorway6725

2 жыл бұрын

Probably about the same

Are swedes reallt more shy than Norwegians? Cant be…

Sweden 🇸🇪

The swedes who commented on the norwegian language as silly, spoke very silly english funnily enough. 🤔

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Haha Everyone has their own review 😀

afford a beard.. for some reason i think that might have been "a beer". :P

Is nobody gonna comment that the subtitles suck? There are so many errors!

5:16 im coming

What are the good things in sweeden ask people

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Thanks For writing down. We also asked People in Sweden about their likes and Dislikes about Sweden. You Can surely go throw video to watch interesting insights 😀 kzread.info/dash/bejne/qHaMptCrfNuzmqw.html

2:19 Goalkee

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

What does it mean? 😀

@Nikolai_SE

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lets-Walk-Around It is a famous swedish KZreadr and livestreamer that you interviewed.

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nikolai_SE Awww I just saw his Channel he is doing some gaming content. If I would have known that earlier I would Love to take a selfie With him 😹💙

So... Norwegians speak funny, have a lot of fish, and also have a lot of money... ~Some Swiss People

@Lets-Walk-Around

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha yes Exactly

2:54 A real Swede

swedes and maybe Norwegian started Moscow also know as Vikings

Damn so many swengliishers :D

i heard them have tax on sugar