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Since you have a Dutch channel as well,you should watch Vegards imitates speaking Dutch. The one with the translator first for context,and then maybe when he is dating in Holland after that. From this season,since David Batra is in studio in that as well.

One ridiculous fact is that it used to be a very severe crime to not get drunk. You could have all your assetts seized and be deported and stripped of all humanity.

Svalbard is NOT an island, it's an archipelago. The biggest island, with the main settlement Longyearbyen, is called Spitsbergen.

If you want Viking stuff, why not start with words? There's a great video about Norse language influencing English during the Viking age. Spoiler alert: You use them every day guaranteed and its more than you think. I'll see if I can find it and send it your way. Edit: here it is th-cam.com/video/XimUGRX81V8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OV5PVUQGezc4-DsD

You should react to "Ylvis talking African English to Madcon". It is available with English subtitles. Madcon is a Norwegian rap group consisting of Tshawe Baqwa og Yosef Wolde-Mariam. I also recommend "Ylvis Gangsta baby rap", which is also available with English subtitles.

react to ylvis polish lookalikes series, its good trust me

Hey! Video nr 10 of asking for Jan Egeland reaction! You seriously need to react to Jan Egeland by Ylvis , seriously great song. They actually made it about him after someone commented that they felt they didn't pamper him enough when he was a guest on their show, so they took it all the way out. Jan Egeland is a human rights fighter and peace negotiator and has traveled all over for decades doing so. The first coolest part of it all is that the first time he heard it was at UN( or similar meeting with many of the world leaders) and they surprised him by playing the music video on huge screen and blasting the song. He loved it!

Lol have a look at Kjetil og Kjartan extreme British accent prank too!

Alt for Norge!

Norway should join the EU. We get all the EU rules but no vote on it.

Do you speak Czech or why did you had Czech subtitles there?

Prepare for Nuclear Winter!

Viking movies and tv-series does not show how the vikings were dressed. That tv-serie that came close to how the vikings were dressed, is the serie "The Norsemen".

Norway is not a member of the EU. Despite this fact, Norway is now ruled by EU laws and regulations through the EEC Agreement, a fact which was determined by the Norwegian Supreme Court through the Holship case in 2016, where the justices placed the EEC Agreement above our Constitution. This entire EEC Agreement is at odds with our Constitution, which only allows the surrendering of sovereignty to foreign organizations and entities in specific and limited ways, to organizations Norway as a state is a member of. Again, Norway is not a member of the EU. This means that not only are the politicians, responsible for voting for this treaty, guilty of treason, but our entire Supreme Court is also guilty of treason. Then again, they are guilty of much more than that, seeing as Norwegian courts do not use transcription. Read that again, please. This means the entirety of all who work in the justice system go to work everyday, knowing that they work in a corrupted system, and they still commit treason every day. Norway is the most important corrupt nation in Europe. We are the reason Starlink exists without any oversight or control whatsoever, because It operates on a Norwegian license. Gavi was funded and run by Norwegian taxes more than any other nation. Our ex PM Stoltenberg is a war criminal, responsible for millions of dead innocent children, woman and men. Don't even get me started on the pandemic... And not a single individual cares. Norway is basically a nation of submissive cunts, who only take out their frustration on anyone who speaks up and tells the truth.

Hey! Video nr 10 of asking for Jan Egeland reaction! You seriously need to react to Jan Egeland by Ylvis , seriously great song. They actually made it about him after someone commented that they felt they didn't pamper him enough when he was a guest on their show, so they took it all the way out. Jan Egeland is a human rights fighter and peace negotiator and has traveled all over for decades doing so. The first coolest part of it all is that the first time he heard it was at UN( or similar meeting with many of the world leaders) and they surprised him by playing the music video on huge screen and blasting the song. He loved it!

We gave so much of our electricity to EU, cabels, and now our prices are crazy high. And still EU say we need to make more cables for them and give them more or they will sanction us😂 why would we ever join a organisation like that😂

Norwegian unimployment rate today i believe to be around 2.8 %

Norway was not ruled by Denmark from 1397. The Kalmar Union (1397-1523) was between 3 countries Norway, Sweden and Denmark. The union was equal. The NORWEGIAN kingdom included Bohuslän, Jämtland, Herjedalen, Idre and Serna, as well as the tributaries of Greenland, the Faroe Islands, Iceland, Hjaltland (Shetland) and the Orkney Islands. The DANISH kingdom included Scania, Halland, Blekinge and parts of today's northern Germany. The SWEDISH kingdom included large parts of Finland. Since the union was an elective monarchy, Norway and Sweden could choose a successor to the throne other than Denmark, which led to throne disputes in all three kingdoms. The Swedes didn't like it and pulled out after a while also because danes showed imperialist tendencies. After the Kalmar Union, Norwegians wanted to rule as their own country, but the Danish king invaded Norway shortly after the dissolution of the Kalmar Union that was dissolved in 1523. Danmark-Norge (1537-1814). In 1537, Denmark invaded Norway, and annexed it. In doing so, he removed Norway's equal status that was held during the Kalmar Union, and instead relegated Norway to a be a Danish puppet state. They called it a union, but it wasn't.

This video is light version about norwegian history. Norway was united into one kingdom around 872, so Norway existed. The unification of Norway started in Western Norway and expanded eastward. The Lagating in different parts of the country had been a unifying institution with roots back to the 800s. In the 1270s, Magnus Lagabøte's Landslov was created in Norway. It was adopted on the things in the period 1274-1276 and also formed the basis for Magnus Lagabøte's law book for Iceland. Magnus Lagabøtes landslov (Magnus the Lawmender's National Law) was a law covering the whole of Norway, issued by King Magnus VI of Norway between 1274 and 1276. The law was the first to apply to Norway as a whole and is one of the first examples of comprehensive national legislation from a central authority in Europe. The law is the reason that the king was given the name Lagabøte, "the one who improves the law". References: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnus_Lagab%C3%B8tes_landslov hepoch-magazine.com/post/the-landslov-the-dynamic-traditionalism-of-norwegian-law

You said you wanted to learn some Norwegian history, this is a longer (12-13 min) video about Norways history through the lens of its struggle for independence. I am just a history nerd and like hearing about other peoples thoughts on it. It is just a suggestion for a video, and everyone in the comments can check it out if they want to :-) th-cam.com/video/59jb8cMBWvs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RrPcJcWIIkaPufn5 The video is made by the channel Captivating History

yeaaah, freia is the best chocolate ever made, stupid switzerland has nothing on Freia

I've seen this particular performance several times. From TH-cam

Hey! Video nr 9 of asking for Jan Egeland reaction! You seriously need to react to Jan Egeland by Ylvis , seriously great song. They actually made it about him after someone commented that they felt they didn't pamper him enough when he was a guest on their show, so they took it all the way out. Jan Egeland is a human rights fighter and peace negotiator and has traveled all over for decades doing so. The first coolest part of it all is that the first time he heard it was at UN( or similar meeting with many of the world leaders) and they surprised him by playing the music video on huge screen and blasting the song. He loved it!

I think a number of people from London are not as happy about the Christmas tree from Oslo, because sometimes they have received a tree that is not very pretty.

Japan has access to salmon, but Pacific salmon is not suitable for eating raw. I think it is due to a parasite. It is otherwise no longer possible to study for free in Norway for people from other countries. The video is probably old.

Not ilegal to die in Svalbard but ilegal to be burried due to permafrost.

Finn is kinda like Norway's Craigslist. Finn also have a search engine for 3rd party travel offers.

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It is NOT a Young city, over 1000 years old, but not called Bergen until norway was formed. We also used to be the capital of norway until some dipshit mooved it to Oslo..

I am Norwegian and i never eat Grandiosa pissa...In Tromsø the midnightsun time 24/7 from 18 mai to 26 july

I’ve never got the thing about this “greess" joke, but my buddies and I have had a lot of fun with “I need to calm myself” immediately followed by “Done!” 😂

Pretty cool that two of the top 3 comes from the same area as me.

I think you're the only person on TH-cam to react to these videos lol 🙏

3:40 The bigger truck came here with only summer tires on his truck. The driver, a man from Lithuania, got quite banged up and got several fractures and had to spend time in the intensive care, but is fine today as far as I know.

A lot of this is more or less correct. And kind of old news now. We have discovered sunscreen, but we still chew frozen pizza which taste like cupboard with cheese. Italians would puke. Lol

We are ordinary Norwegians. My family eats pizza weekly, preferably on Saturday night. We make it ourselves from scratch. The Christmas dinner is meat, pork ribs or lamb chops.

Snow bath : Yes Taco's : Shure. Grandiosa Pizza taste like the cardboard box it is sold in..

I never eat Tacos. I never go without clothes in the snow. I only eat pizza a couple of times per year (never from the store). I always eat white bread (we call it loff). I have never owned a Marius sweater. I do a lot of cross country skiing. The don't care about the royal family. I never wear shoes inside. I like my space. I assume others do so too. I don't drink much alcohol. I don't find drunk people very appealing. I like Spain. I very often say "hæ" and "oi". I like chocolate, not just Norwegian chocolate. I was not a "russ", but I took "exam artium". I have never done "snus". But I'm a Norwegian.

The no shoes inside policy is just a practical thing I think. Three out of four seasons over here come with a significant amount of rain or snow, so it just makes sense not to drag all the dirt inside.😂

Seems about right.😂 And yes, I do own a Marius sweater...😊

Grandiosa is my favorite food ever 😍🤣

Hey! Video nr 8 of asking for Jan Egeland reaction! You seriously need to react to Jan Egeland by Ylvis , seriously great song. They actually made it about him after someone commented that they felt they didn't pamper him enough when he was a guest on their show, so they took it all the way out. Jan Egeland is a human rights fighter and peace negotiator and has traveled all over for decades doing so. The first coolest part of it all is that the first time he heard it was at UN( or similar meeting with many of the world leaders) and they surprised him by playing the music video on huge screen and blasting the song. He loved it!

Heard a "fact" about the word Honeymoon came from the time of the vikings. When they got married they did drink honey mead for a month. Suddenly that do explain the month of party with the Russ celebrating. We just took the old tradition and gave it a new wrapping ^^ If it is correct tho'

The reason why Norwegians eat so much frozen pizza and semi-finished taco products is the Norwegian price level. Because Norwegian workers, including people in the fast food/restaurant industry, must have a salary to live on, it is expensive to order a pizza or to go out to eat. When we come home exhausted from work on Fridays, we just want some food that is easy to prepare, but at the same time filling and tasty. It is quite common to spice up the pizza with extra spices and cheese, and whatever else you like. Grandiosa has one of the better pizza bases of Norwegian brands. That is why we choose it, either as it is or as the basis. Young people who have moved away from home also eat a lot of pizza during the week.

I think cross country skiing is less popular than it used to be, but its still common. I would say Russetiden is not just one month it is the whole year. She forgot to mention that the russ do dares, like stay awake 24 hours, or eat x amount of crackers in one minute.

Taco came to Norway with the oil and the Americans in the 60s and 70s. American Philips Petroleum searched for several years, and were the first to find oil. Companies in the Stavanger area began importing American products to meet demand, including Taco - which then began its journey across the country.

North Korea , because they people is prisnor in the country . Amerika because the politic the police and so many that have wepons on they all the time and all the crime ther.

As a Norwegian I like this video, but the fact that he is talking about Thor and Freya is just not something I like. Vikings were Pagans who turned their back on God which is a shame. Nonetheless. Great video! #ChristIsKing

Food-stores are open on Sundays at places defined as "tourist-areas". Where I live they are open every day all year round except December 25th.

How much do y'all pay each year for TV there ? Befroe we paid it monthly, now it's intergrated in the taxes yearly