It's crazy how honest they are, a lot of people in some countries tend to say they speak multiple languages, but instead they barely speak it well, whereas in Sweden they openly say, they speak 2 fluently and the others not in a very dissent level
Interesting that almost none of the younger people speak German anymore. However, many of those over 50 still speak German, including in Denmark and the Netherlands. In the past, German books and the German language were also used in science in Sweden.
I'm Italian, very happy to know that many of these people want to learn my native language ❤ if you want speak Italian I would be glad to practise and to learn Swedish in change!😊
Respect to the girl who talked about sign language! I agree! More people should learn it and we all mighy lose our hearing as we age anyway so it would be extremely convenient to aleady know it.
I was in Sweden and I can say that absolute majority speak English - bus drivers, any shop assistant, etc. Including small towns. Only elderly people don't speak English.
In sweden every kid gets to choose between learning french, spanish or german in school. We all know english (and understand norwegian and a little danish).
I never thought anything about the swedish language but then I got introduced to a rapper Sarettii from Sweden and the language really intrigued me, now I am starting to learn it haha
A basque speaker here. I didn't expect anybody to mention our isolate language in this video. Nice! Swedish people seem to be very open to foreign languages btw
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The woman who is Finnish and Chilean is a beauty.
lived in sweden for three years. welcoming ppl, inclusive society, it's an amazing country and i miss it so much.
It's crazy how honest they are, a lot of people in some countries tend to say they speak multiple languages, but instead they barely speak it well, whereas in Sweden they openly say, they speak 2 fluently and the others not in a very dissent level
Most forget that they understand most of the Norwegian and Danish language as well. :)
Really remarkable that two specific languages - Italian and Chinese - are mentioned most among those Swedes want to learn
I like the sound of Swedish. I'm always happy when I naturally understand it because it's so close to German.
Interesting that almost none of the younger people speak German anymore. However, many of those over 50 still speak German, including in Denmark and the Netherlands. In the past, German books and the German language were also used in science in Sweden.
I'm Italian, very happy to know that many of these people want to learn my native language ❤ if you want speak Italian I would be glad to practise and to learn Swedish in change!😊
Respect to the girl who talked about sign language! I agree! More people should learn it and we all mighy lose our hearing as we age anyway so it would be extremely convenient to aleady know it.
That last girl is a real one! She wanted to learn sign language! 🙏🏾
First girl was gorgeous
come to Italy, dear Swedish friends, you're all welcome!
I was in Sweden and I can say that absolute majority speak English - bus drivers, any shop assistant, etc. Including small towns. Only elderly people don't speak English.
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In sweden every kid gets to choose between learning french, spanish or german in school. We all know english (and understand norwegian and a little danish).
I never thought anything about the swedish language but then I got introduced to a rapper Sarettii from Sweden and the language really intrigued me, now I am starting to learn it haha
Nice video, thank you!😊 I love Sweden. They seem very interested in Italia, my country. It makes me so happy❤😊
A basque speaker here. I didn't expect anybody to mention our isolate language in this video. Nice! Swedish people seem to be very open to foreign languages btw
Beautiful language,beautiful country
the girl at the end is totally right about sign language,