Visit Sweden - 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Sweden
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- The Best & Worst of Sweden for Tourists. Thinking of heading to Stockholm or Gothenburg to see the land of the Swedes & Vikings? Well this tourism information video on the 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Visiting Sweden is for you! From the line culture and face control of bars to the fabulous Swedish people and the amazing nature that Sweden has.
Filmed in Stockholm & Gothenburg, Sweden
Copyright Mark Wolters 2015
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YOu want to know why living in an expensive country is awesome? Everything is cheap when you go on vacation.
+Johan Karlsson haha sant :}
+Johan Karlsson Thats right its such a relief
Yeah, true
+Johan Karlsson Well that and the fact that you can get sick and wont have to pay more than 1% of the costs ^^ Breaking a leg would have been about 50-70 thousand krona without the welfare system we have here.
+Zipp4Everyone no way. I don't belive you..
im swedish and im so used to all this and when i was watching this i was like "i dont see the problem ._."
me too, and I'm not even from Sweden.
jag håller med
Floof The panda Jag med haha 😂
Fluffii Panda ja samma sak för mig :P
Fluffii Panda Vädret är ett problem
Oh yes....the Swedes speak English amazingly well.......one of the most amazing experiences I ever had was in Halta at an "infant school" where a friend taught 7 year olds... When she explained that I spoke only English....every single 7 yr old in that class room switched from Swedish to impeccable english between one word and the next! I was thunderstruck!
+Heather Smedley we had a exchange student from the state in our class. when we all greeted him in English, it looked like he ran into a brick wall xD
He was utterly surprised!
I find it funny when people from other countries visits our country and does not know that English is as big in Sweden as Swedish xD
+andnor Sorry but what the fuck? I find our english to be highly inferior compared to other countries. As i am studying, there are tons of people who cannot even correctly use grammar in our mother tongue. Mind you i am 18 years old too.
+W just take it as a compliment.. I mean, if they think we're good - nice, thank you folks! :)
What I've experienced, our English is mostly better than many other non-english speaking countries. I agree that our grammar is lacking etc etc etc. but at least it is better than many other countries. (I've traveled to more than 25 non-english-speaking countries and I'm 18 as well)
My theory why you think it that way, might be that you are more familiar with your classmates than a stranger on the streets of Paris and therefore more easily pick up errors your classmates do than the stranger in Paris. Also, that you seldom have advanced conversations with strangers or people from foreign countries. This might just be me, but think about it :)
Lisa E. Well, maybe you do have a point after all since hey, i am not speaking to fully grown adults. Though, some actually cannot even speak, or understand proper sentences of english. Some would not even be able to understand what i am saying right here and now.
+W which are those "some" you're speaking of?
I Love that people still want to Go to our cold and windy country
Cl0ud same
Are you kidding me? I absolutely love cold/windy/cloudy/rainy/snowy weather. I'll happily leave California (where its always hot) to live in Sweden.
Lol and yet they only wisit the southern parts! 😂 (comming from a girl in "norrbotten")
I came there last Summer in July for 10 days--It was 85 degrees the whole time! Loved it.
Things you will love
1: May
2: June
3: July
4: August
5: September
Things you will hate
1: November
2: December
3: January
4: February
5: March
April and october are neutral months then??
U hating on snow?????
Have lived in Sweden almost all my life, think this is so fun to watch
Glad to give you a laugh :)
Hoppas du kommer på besök i Helsingborg sundets pärla som det kallas :) 3 km från Danska Helsingör och ca 5 mil från Köpenhamn och allt är mycket billigare än i Stockholm o Göteborg du kan ta tåget från Helsingborg till Köpenhamn och ha trevligt sen Köpenhamn Helsingör och ha trevligare :) sedan våra kända båtar till Helsingborg allt för 320 kr :)
varför skriver du på engelska då?
Tony Adam håller med
Hi. I am a native Swede. I really enjoy watching your video clips and learn how American people see Sweden. I understand and can agree on many of the things you say, even if I see them from the "other side" of the equation. By the way: When you visit Stockholm you just HAVE TO spend one day by taking a trip by boat to some of the islands in the archepelago. The boats usually leave in the morning and you can always get back the same day. And it is pretty cheep. A tour from central Stockholm to Sandhamn (a round trip ticket is about $25) and you will get 4-6 hours at sea with a fantastic view of the archepelago, you spend some hours at the island which is beautiful and then you go back. There are MANY similar trips you can take. (As you may notice I LOVE the archepelago and really feels FREE there).One more thing I have not heard you mention is the "Allemansrätten" wich means "right of public access". You are alowed to go virtually everywhere! Exept from the area NEAR private houses and so, you are alowed to go anywhere you like. You may camp, hike etc. anywhere. There are not many places that are PRIVATE. All this as long as you behave.I hope my comments will help someone who visit Sweden./ Nils
Why am I watching this when I'm swedish ...
Linn Dahl same😂
Hahahahah jag med, väldigt roligt att se vad folk tycker om vårt land😊
Julia H same
Elsa Shadowstar ja det e kul men vissa saker är lite noobiga
Duhits Julia Yeah have lived in Sweden my whole life but I watch this videos
I'm swedish and my mom always told me that it would be hard for me to move to America when I grew up as it's very expensive there. I had no idea we are the ones that are expensive :s.
+Saint Jimmy Gotta compare income too. Sweden is more costy, yes, but a normal job will also earn you more money. Just look at the minimum wages in the US compared to here.
+Saint Jimmy I live in New York atm and maybe that's different to the rest of the states. But it's so expensive!! The fact that you don't only pay for what your buying but they add taxes on everything!! And you have to (yes, have to!) tip everywhere..
+CORNELIA ANTONIJEV What makes it hard moving to the US is getting a VISA haha
CORNELIA ANTONIJEV Maybe if one were to move to a state like minnesota for example, it wouldn't be too expensive... I would much rather live in like NYC, Miami or anywhere in California, though. Haha
+Saint Jimmy they are kinda expensive though..
The hates in Stockholm, the loves in Gothenburg. I see what you did there sir, and I approve. :D
I get really sad and upset when i read the comments to this video, Sweden is a beautiful place and the people are so nice. I LOVE that we are able to help so many people all over the world and i'm proud of it. You should not feel afraid or unsafe in Sweden, this is coming from a 17 year old girl. Please stop commenting false facts about us, what are you trying to achieve?
Lots of love, a safe and happy swede
Just a young brainwashed girl? Almost all of my friends are immigrants from the beginning and i can with BIG confidence say that we in fact have helpt a whole lot of people!
And for your notice, i worked all summer, goes to school full time and work on the weekends. Do not come here and say shit that you know nothing about.
OMG YES FINALLY SOMEONE SAID IT
TACK!
Josefine Larsen they just want to tell American religious idiots that the secular Sweden is bad country! They are the best one! However, they are just as idiots as Middle East!
Josefine Larsen thank you for your comment. It’s been very hard to find a comment from a normal person who doesn’t spend the day watching ultra right hateful activists on TH-cam and start to see Sweden as being under some sort of threat. You’re probably about 19/20 now and I wish you the best in life.
I love polly candies!!!
yummy :)
Polly är gott!
är ni svenska 😺
Mmm jag gillar polly
That comment escaletad into Swedish
Btw, dont get too close! We are very reserved when it comes to personal space. A swedish guy thats in your face and angry will most likely start trying to kill you within the coming seconds. Compared to for example the french where personal space inst that big of a deal and the same behavior only shows that they are annoyed or angry.
That being said, we are generally very friendly and try not to be physical.
If you get the answer ”Fan sysslar du med” then you know your to close😂
There´s more swedes in this comment section than in the actual country
The Swedes are among the friendliest people I have ever met. I spent a week in Stockholm this past July and its so easy to strike up a conversation with anyone on the street. Once they found out that I was American, they were extremely intrigued and wanted nothing more than to discuss American culture. Needless to say, some have become lifelong friends.
+WyattEarp8 sounds like my experience as well :)
+WyattEarp8 That's awesome :)
Only Americans who say no matter who wins the president election they will leave, can come!
Eric Louclair Hahah så jävla sant😂 Svenskar har sådant ego om hur mycket bättre vi är än Amerikanerna, vi vill så gärna höra hur mycket bättre vi är😂
Thanks as always for another great video
+青鬼TV Cheers!
Sweden make their alcohol abit more exspensive because they dont want people to buy too much of it
I'm not sure if it was a cultural thing or just the people I am with, but the alcohol flows freely in Sweden!
You know, it just has to flow because if not - there wouldn't be anybody daring to strike up a conversation :) Most people can't even dream of a weekend without their booze.
Then on the other hand, people here tend to drink to much anyway. People buying smuggled beer/licour from germany instead .
Mark C. You obviously dont know what fascism is lol.. if sweden was fascist there wouldnt be many refugees
Yes, but there´s alot of moonshining, believe me.
I feel this person in the video is so passionate and genuine! Thanks!
Thank you so much! I have been waiting for a sweden series!
If you need to go to the toilet go to a library or other public institution, they have to let you use the toilet it's the law.
And most of them has a few right by the entrance.
When i was younger i often went into parliament for that business, it seemed appropriate.
Also all of the Government museums are free for the moment (tend to change depending on the government) so you can go into a museum for free and use their toilets.
I always watch your videos and every city you visit in the world . Thx you've been very helpful in my travels . Specially Berlin . Thx and keep it up
+abdullah alqahtani Thanks Abdullah! glad we can help your travels! all the best on your future travels!
there is good food in sweden, you just went to the wrong resturants... probably the more expensive ones that treat you to less food aswell :P
ScrewFearMe finaly someone who understands the swedish food skillz!
100%
I hope he hade the "Palt" couse if he did'int. I fell sorry for him! Its my absoulute favorit food.
I love your videos, your Switzerland video was so helpful when I went.
Gothenburg is so beautiful, I've really fallen in love with it just now. You can see pretty much the whole city from high up in a few places, and it's so pretty when it's dark and you see all the city lights and the bridges and Liseberg's ferris wheel's purple lights.
I wish to go all the Scandinavian countries..Thanks wolter for your amazing videos.
I live in France and one of the most annoying things is that their queues just amount to people randomly standing around...some in the queue some just taking up space chatting. You have to just go in and ask people , most of whom are just standing in the bloody way, until you've basically formed the buggers into a queue.
I'm going to be studying abroad in Lund for a year, and your videos have been very informative!
I went to Sweden last Summer for 10 days and I loved everything!! Stockholm is awesome! Can't wait to go back. FIKA!
Fast på midsommar regnar det ju!?
+Gwenny Cake haha sant, men vi kan låtsas att det är bra väder så får vi bra rykte hehe XD
emmiie Jaoo!
+Gwenny Cake SHHHHHH vi pratar inte om det
bjorn to become a pilot Teheh xD
+Gwenny Cake därför vi dänker våra sorger i sprit
7:19Tthe build behind you with the white pointed roof is "Feskekôrka" (written in dialect) "Fiskekyrkan". Fish Church. Where they sell fish and seafood.
Just booked a last-minute spontaneous trip to Sweden leaving in 4 days (thank goodness for cheap Ryanair tickets! My return flights cost less than a cocktail here in London!) and I knew the first place I had to turn to for travel advice is WoltersWorld! Thanks so much for your tips Mark, seeing your videos pop up in my subscription box is always a treat!
This has been really helpful. I'm visiting Stockholm with my mum in May to watch the Eurovision Song Contest and we've been worrying about what it's going to be like there so now I have an idea of what to expect, I feel a bit more confident and excited about going :)
I know everyone is saying that Sweden is not safe anymore, c'mon. It's still a pretty safe country to live in but we do have a lot of weird people who is frekkin psychos. I love living here, and I obviously don't live in a city. The best thing about Sweden: You can drink the water from the tap (in the sink) everywhere and it tastes like Fiji-water (believe me, i tried it). So you don't need to buy water at the stores and thats also why we don't have a lot of huge water bottles for sale ;)
What a weird country Im so happy i don't live there ...... Ohh wait
;)
+the swedish miner hahaha!
+the swedish miner Tjena Isak!!!!! coolt att jag hittade din kommentar.
+viictoo2 dude du kan inte använda mitt riktiga namn ;)
+viictoo2 Isak alltså..nu vet man ;D
thanks for ur videos always great and helpful
+Tenzin Nyima Thanks Tenzin!
Most useful traveling videos on YT. Way to go!
+TheLanciaFan the best comment to receive. Thank you so much. all the best on your travels!
+woltersworld i meant it! You were just right about Brussels, Milano, Gent, for example. Me and my wife had the same toughts about those cities. Cheers from Argentina!
If youre going to southern Sweden youll most likely land at copenhagen aiport. Buy your liquor there! Its half as expensive in Denmark.
Only visit the north for a winter ski trip or something along those lines. Avoid northern Sweden in the summer months. Mosquitoes outnumber the people. Stockholm in a June and July is the best.
+Neil Baker oh how did I forget the mosquitos? now I feel like an idiot :) thanks Neil!
+Neil Baker what about umea, is it worth of visit?
ericktwelve11 not in my opinion. Very provincial town with little to accommodate tourists.
Neil Baker is ostersund good place to visit?, I don't know if you visit there?
Never been there, but I would recommend nature and mountain walks further north Storuman, Ammarnäs and skiing in Arjeplog
Your channel is so great! I love to travel and your tips have been very helpful.
+Douglas Valdez thank you Douglas!
+woltersworld You are very welcome. I have a question for you about teaching abroad. I have an MBA and will soon start working on a doctorate in Naturopathic medicine. Is it difficult to find work at a university? Currently I teach in New Orleans.
+Douglas Valdez well, having your master or phd open a lot more doors, especially in regards to work permits and visas. The medicine field I am not sure on as with board exams and things I am not sure on accreditations and such.
Great video, as usual. thanks
+Tatiana Raineri Thanks Tatiana! all the best to you on your travels!
The best thing in Sweden is Lösvikts godis ( the "spare" candy)
Totally! That it one of the first things my friends visiting from abroad mention as a good thing and one of the things I miss when I travel!
Definitely wouldn't mind visiting Sweden
+27tmangs it was a really nice vacation, even if it was a bit expensive.
Thx Walter, really helpful, cause i want to visit Stockholm next year.
+peter patzig I should have a top 10 Stockholm and a 5 love and hates of Stockholm video out in the next few weeks to help you out.
+woltersworld
You are my hero! *g
I had the opportunity to study in Lulea, Sweden for 1 year. Honestly I loved the winter more than the summer. The Auroras almost every night, the ice hotel, the snow and the beautiful red wooden houses. The frozen sea and skating in the sea, the skiing and of course my crazy Erasmus Parties.
+Tanmaya Mishra yeah, I lived a year in Finland and found the winters a blast. and of course Erasmus parties were always good :) all the best to you and thanks for watching and commenting! hope you will subscribe!
+woltersworld I have subscribed, Mark. Currently I am in Netherlands for my PhD. Its been more than 2 years in Europe. And i have travelled across 20 countries here. Your videos have always inspired me to travel. Keep up the good work and travelling. Cheers Tanmaya :)
+Tanmaya Mishra thanks Tanmaya! how is the phd in the Netherlands? I did mine in Portugal and I was pretty happy with it. all the best to you! and good luck with the PhD... I know how much "fun" that can be :)
I just found out I am part Swedish. This explains a lot. 🤣😂🤣
For gods sake, do you not have a standing in a line system in US??
We have a large personal bubble than other countries. So, we leave a space between us and the people around us.
Yes, we also stand in lines. I’m not really sure what he was talking about.
Generally we don't like lines but they do exist. If there are always long lines at a store for example people would avoid shopping there. Most businesses will do whatever it takes to keep lines at a minimum. With on line banking and shopping now we normally don't have to deal with many lines.
@ivansen I wouldn't call that an everyday occurrence . You know what you are getting yourself into by going to an amusement park like that. There are ways of avoiding those long lines if you play it smart. When my boy was young we chose the middle of October to go to Disney world. Most kids are in school. Never waited over 10 minutes for any ride.
The northern lights here in Norrland are very nice! Always alot of snow and skiing and snowmobiles are very popular here!
thanks; looking forward to be in sweden someday
MAX
Sveriges godaste hamburgare
Amen!
yup yup
+TinyTinyDwarf no matter who you are... you have to go to MAX
it is de bäst
Commissar Dog nej de ända goda hamburgarna är hemma gjorda enligt mig 😃
Easily wipes the floor with both McDonalds and Burger King.
As a Swede i say this video is really nice to see, and a real cool guy talking ..i like that last one..CHEAPER THAN NORWAY, hell yeahh i must say.. The Norwegians goes over the boarders to buy butter alcohol and even pornografi ( the norway customs took a guy once with a large barbara doll on his snow-scooter once) ok, all best // Johan ,Stockholm
The small city of Lund, stunning. The sandy beaches of Skane in the south.
Looking very dapper there in the beginning of the video Mark. Thanks for dressing up. :-)
I like the women and hiking in Sweden.
about the last love point, there are actually more English speaking people in Sweden per percent than in Canada.
Your videos are terrific! I don't plan a trip to Sweden, but like the tips you give.
I like ABBA!
+Wally Kaspars there is an ABBA museum in Stockholm :)
It's so fun to hear this when you live in Sweden! :D
Know right😂
Best things about Sweden:
- the Swedes
- the country
True if you are out in the evening DO NOT GO IN TO THE FOREST NO MATTER WHAT THE MOSQUITOS WILL KILL YOU
Adam Lövenblom lol that explains why I died when we rented a cabin in Tuna HastBerg..
+Cody Grenzke your just an ass full of hate aren't you?
and pewdiepie!!
*****
Wow, you must of met more than half the entire population of Sweden then to claim something like that!
But that's not the case, nice fallacy tho!
The rape capital thing that's going around is ridiculous. A lot of crimes that are considered rape here, are defined as sexual assault in other countries, as were they in Sweden before 2005. The sexual crime rates haven't increased, it's just that we call more of them rape now than we did before.
Not to mention that a total of 63 countries don't submit any statistics, including South Africa, where a survey three years ago showed that one in four men questioned admitted to rape. If
Not to mention that a total of 63 countries don't submit any statistics, includingglobal murder-rate figures are problematic, rape-rate figures appear to be almost worthless. Consider, for example, the Index Mundi rape-rate map, which indicates that Sweden and New Zealand have some of the highest levels of rape in the world, and that Egypt has one of the lowest. Although the map comes with a disclaimer,* it is hardly adequate. Could anyone possibly believe that Sweden has a higher rape rate than Egypt? Egypt is currently suffering a rape epidemic so severe that it is becoming a diplomatic issue. Sweden, meanwhile, consistently rates as one of the most gender egalitarian, nonviolent countries in the world.
Willingness to report crime also affects the statistics. In countries where rape remains associated with a strong taboo and a high level of shame, the propensity to report such offences probably tends to be lower than in countries characterized by a higher level of sexual equality. A police force and judicial system enjoining a high level of confidence and a good reputation with the public will produce a higher propensity to report crime than a police force which is discredited, inspires fear or distrust. The findings of the 2000 International Crime Victims Survey (ICVS) indicate that the respondents' satisfaction with the police is above average in Sweden, with almost no experience of corruption. Sweden has also been ranked number one in sexual equality.
Different story in the United Kingdom: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01qclj0 A woman is raped every ten minutes in the UK and yet thousands of rapes go unreported and conviction rates remain low. Pips Taylor explores why in powerful interviews with young rape survivors. She confronts those in authority about the failures in the system and speaks to young men about their views of the crime. Ultimately Pips asks who is really to blame for rape?
Unreported cases a comparison between Sweden and the United Kingdom, not to mention the most backward countries in the world. It is likely that only around 20 per cent of all rapes are being reported, which was confirmed in a study of the extent of violence against women, funded by the Government of Sweden and the Crime Victim Compensation and Support Authority. This can be compared to a British Government report, estimating that between 75 and 95 percent of rapes are not reported in the United Kingdom.
Another example: Which two countries are the kidnapping capitals of the world? Australia and Canada. Official figures from the United Nations show that there were 17 kidnaps per 100,000 people in Australia in 2010 and 12.7 in Canada. That compares with only 0.6 in Colombia and 1.1 in Mexico. So why haven't we heard any of these horror stories? Are people being grabbed off the street in Sydney and Toronto, while the world turns a blind eye? No, the high numbers of kidnapping cases in these two countries are explained by the fact that parental disputes over child custody are included in the figures. If one parent takes a child for the weekend, and the other parent objects and calls the police, the incident will be recorded as a kidnapping, according to Enrico Bisogno, a statistician with the United Nations. Comparing crime rates across countries is fraught with difficulties - this is well known among criminologists and statisticians, less so among journalists and commentators.
The Ten Worst Countries for Women Today:
1. Afghanistan: The average Afghan girl will live to only 45 - one year less than an Afghan male. After three decades of war and religion-based repression, an overwhelming number of women are illiterate. More than half of all brides are under 16, and one woman dies in childbirth every half hour. Domestic violence is so common that 87 per cent of women admit to experiencing it. But more than one million widows are on the streets, often forced into prostitution. Afghanistan is the only country in which the female suicide rate is higher than that of males.
2. Democratic Republic of Congo: In the eastern DRC, a war that claimed
more than 3 million lives has ignited again, with women on the front line. Rapes are so brutal and systematic that UN investigators have called them unprecedented. Many victims die; others are infected with HIV and left to look after children alone. Foraging for food and water exposes women to yet more violence. Without money, transport or connections, they have no way of escape.
3. Iraq: The U.S.-led invasion to "liberate" Iraq from Saddam Hussein has imprisoned women in an inferno of sectarian violence that targets women and girls. The literacy rate, once the highest in the Arab world, is now among the lowest as families fear risking kidnapping and rape by sending girls to school. Women who once went out to work stay home. Meanwhile, more than 1 million women have been displaced from their homes, and millions more are unable to earn enough to eat.
4. Nepal: Early marriage and childbirth exhaust the country's malnourished women, and one in 24 will die in pregnancy or childbirth. Daughters who aren't married off may be sold to traffickers before they reach their teens. Widows face extreme abuse and discrimination if they're labelled bokshi, meaning witches. A low-level civil war between government and Maoist rebels has forced rural women into guerrilla groups.
5. Sudan: While Sudanese women have made strides under reformed laws, the plight of those in Darfur, in western Sudan, has worsened. Abduction, rape or forced displacement have destroyed more than 1 million women's lives since 2003. The janjaweed militias have used systematic rape as a demographic weapon, but access to justice is almost impossible for the female victims of violence.
6. Guatemala: The impoverished female underclass of Guatemala faces
domestic violence, rape and the second-highest rate of HIV/AIDS after sub-Saharan Africa. An epidemic of gruesome unsolved murders has left
hundreds of women dead, some of their bodies left with hate messages.
7. Mali: One of the world's poorest countries, few women escape the torture of genital mutilation, many are forced into early marriages, andone in 10 dies in pregnancy or childbirth.
8. Pakistan: In the tribal border areas of Pakistan women are gang-raped as punishment for men's crimes. But honour killing is more widespread, and a renewed wave of religious extremism is targeting female politicians, human rights workers and lawyers.
9. Saudi Arabia: Women in Saudi Arabia are treated as lifelong dependents, under the guardianship of a male relative. Deprived of the right to drive a car or mix with men publicly, they are confined to strictly segregated lives on pain of severe punishment.
10. Somalia: In the Somali capital, Mogadishu, a vicious civil war has put women, who were the traditional mainstay of the family, under attack. In a society that has broken down, women are exposed daily to rape, dangerously poor health care for pregnancy, and attack by armed gangs.
The ten best and safest countries for women. Measures of well-being include life expectancy, education, purchasing power and standard of living. Not surprisingly, the top 10 countries are among the world's wealthiest:
1. Iceland
2. Norway
3. Australia
4. Canada
5. Ireland
6. Sweden
7. Switzerland
8. Japan
9. Netherlands
10. France
👏 wow... Extremely thorough. I'm sooo tired of all the rape- and Muslim comments on aaall things about my country. I am proud to be Swedish, I love my country and our heritage. I wish all the haters and trolls would take the time to check their facts, to educate them selves before speaking their hate.
I was wondering, could you do a video about Norway? Great video by the way!
Oh, yet again, great video
+Neil Baker Thank you Neil!
Wolters World, and then you call the SWEDES distant?
Actually I find that Scandinavians speak better English than many newer Americans if you know what I mean.
Jonnie Bangkok that’s because they are lucky enough to have it in school in school. Not every country is as magical and amazing as Sweden, if you know what I mean.
hkistreet as a swede i definitely agree with that, music as well and just being surrounded by the language through the internet and such
You don't always pay with credit cards in Sweden and most public toilets are free.
We were there this past June, and the temps got up to almost 90f It was as hot there as it was in NC, USA where we came from!
+woltersworld i am swedish and i am glad to hear so nice fings about Sweden
By chance, might one of those traditional, Swedish maypole songs go:
"We can dance if we want to, we can leave your friends behind . . . "
+Nick Hentschel rofl :) for the win!
+woltersworld I couldn't resist.
+Nick Hentschel hahaha :D
+Nick Hentschel Not that I'm aware of... I seem to be missing some kind of joke here.
Fredrik Dunge
Look up the 'Safety Dance' music video :)
Max exists in the whole country
And...Max has it's origins i Luleå in the far north of Sweden
@@MissyCrowley yea, we have it in luleås nighburing town "boden" aswell.
Asalal 03 Älskar Boden❤️
Just back from a week in Stockholm.. It was hotter than Portugal! But I really loved it and this video was a great reference before I went.
Thanks for posting Sweden and love about Sweden was the nature and the people. Can't wait for you doing Norway about 5 things love and hate and shock and things you need to know about Norway :)
+Bryan Flight don't worry, Norway vdeos are coming, but let me get the Sweden videos out for you first :)
+woltersworld thanks I can't wait :)
I'm from Sweden and IF you wonder why we only can buy the more exclusive alcohol in one shop, here's the answer; We have (unike other countries) made something to stop the alcohol abuse, so that fewer children grows up with a parent that is drinking to much alcohol. That's why alcohol isn't available everywhere. To reduce the number of alcoholics. And I think that it's good!
+Julia Toll lol snacka om att du är blind. sverige har tredje största alcohl konsumptionen per invånare och det är ej inräknat svart sprit tror du ska vakna lite=)
+Lucifer Pernryd Jag vet, men de försöker iallafall
Julia Toll försöker?
hahaha du är fan riktigt korkad gumman. dags att vakna. allt handlar om skatt. inget annat. skatt skatt skatt. hade spriten haft lägre skatt och kostat mindre hade vi haft lägre alkohol konsumption. så nej dom försöker ej.
+Lucifer Pernryd Om den hade kostat mindre så hade ju fler haft råd att köpa den
så nu ändrar du från alla äter till att det är för dyrt? jupp typisk liten flicka utan fakta eller något att backa upp vad du säger stackare.
Of all that Safety&Organization were probably the most important for me. I think Sweden is better than russia.
Ivano Meossi
Not everybody I suppose.
The snow is really fun
I live in sweden and i really like the fresh air and that about 7/10 pepole live in big houses outside the citys made by tree whit big gardens and mutch space between. I really like it! I live in the southEast side of sweden about a mile away from the big city Kalmar. I really love it.
Nice video, but by the way, swedish crowns (currency), are called kronor in plural, not krona. So it's not 10 krona, it's 10 kronor. Just a minescule detail but i feel like every non-swedish speaker who comes to sweden always says krona when it's kronor and it bothers me :P
i went to sweden and couldnt find any swedish resturuants was sad
Traveling to Sweden summer 2022, barring Covid of course. We are traveling to Norbotten for expense Midsommer in the lands of my ancestors. Can’t wait!
I just love Lines!! It's like fetch thing :)
We learn English in school.
I am taking about me as a Swedish person.
Well I live in Sweden and the best thing is that we are smart enough to dont close the public toilet door fully so the next person dont need to pay anything, thats mostly in like.. malls and stuff, if its outdoors and you are standing in line to the toilet they will hold the door for you when they are done. And its hard to learn to know some of us because we dont trust that many I understand it like and thats why we are so quiet. And what I hate about Sweden are all the mosquitoes, they are everywhere in the summer and its a lot of small swamps in some parts of Sweden there they come from.
I take the English part as a great compliment. Thanks!
Spännande och rolig video!
will you be making a video on norway?
+chris Vinci yes, just going to have to wait a bit
+chris Vinci he might have to take a second mortgage to go there xD
glad i made friends on my first time in norway so every time i get to go back i can afford a free stay.
almost all shops will let you use there bathroom for free. just ask
2 days in Goteborg and I was completely spoiled by the public transportation. Heading home through San Francisco, the BART felt like going back to horse and buggy.
I had the best hamburger ever at an Italian restaurant in Goteborg. :D
Loved it despite the 9F weather. I'm not used to snow, so that was fun. Especially the looks I got being so excited about it; in March they were pretty tired of snow. LOL
I love Sweden will definitely move there ❤️
And why would u go back and forward between Stockholm and Gothenburg its about 4-5 hours damnit XD
so, i'm swedish, do you not have lines in america? there's lines everywhere here XD
This country is on my to-see list! I am Icelandic and Swedish on my dad's side of the family, so I would love to see both countries.
You should go to Gotland here in Sweden, you would love the nature and architecture
I'm British so don't question my line skills no one is getting in front of me.
Lol, you have good humor i'll give you that - a swede
I just noticed this guy has no ears.
whitexeno hahahahahha
Hahaha so true
Wait... WHAT, HOW DID I NOT NOTICE?!
ReferenceThisObject i actually went to other videos to see if he did have ears. OR NOT .. HAHAH
lol, i was working in the white house behind you in the view at feskekyrka yesterday :D
im from sweden and i think the same about the love/hate things but one thing is that the small towns like the one i live in called Karlskoga is often full of trees and beautiful nature
I´m a proud swede right now! xp
I'm black so it's ok to say racist
MUI sab I'm black so I can't be racist duh?
Number 6 to love about Sweden: We have the most beautiful girls in the world!!
+Christian Juntunen that comes in the 10 things that will shock you about Sweden video ;)
+Simon Tømte hadde ikke blitt overrasket om dette var norske jenter som handlet der borte.
Tons of swedish ppl are shy but i just love when they open up or is just simply social
Love from Poland to Sweden
No one eats what u showed
Albin Lindberg No, not everyone
Albin Lindberg inte jag iaf
Albin Lindberg + vi är faktist 10 milj. Här dude :D
TheChosen1 Kebab and sushi only
Im from sweden and i feel like some "hate things" is so bullshit. Like wtf is the line calture?
Vårt kösystem är olikt de flesta länder. När vi väntar på bussar står alla i en lång kö med minst en meters mellanrum. Är vi inne i en affär tar vi antingen nummerlappar, vilket vi är ganska ensamma om jämfört med USA, annars står vi och flåsar "grannen" i nacken för att inte bli av med köplatsen, som på t.ex ICA, Willys eller andra affärer.
I enjoyed this video very much... its putting things in perspective. It is difficult to see things, or observe your own behaviour, if you very seldom change your location, not going around the world etc. But, Swedish myself, I can certainly see that everything you says is truly correct and in the same time, when you actually live here, you can also see the anomalies, which might be hard to discover if you are visiting only for a shorter time.
A Swedish stand-up comedian, Marika Carlsson, who was adopted from Ethiopia, was sharing some of her experiences about how it was to grow up in Sweden (I am myself born in Ethiopia - my parents worked as a doctor and a nurse in Ethiopia 1947-1949; my look is typical Scandinavian but still some of my colleagues ask me if we fled from Ethiopia, or that they think I speak Swedish very well etc.) in a program in TV and in a program called "sommar" (summer in English) on the radio, she talked about coming back to Ethiopia and I don't remember when I laughed as much as I did because she had the ability, like you do, to make the differences come into perspective. I was laughing both at the patterns we are manifesting without being aware of them and at the for a Swede almost unthinkable behaviour of some other countries, in this special case, Ethiopia. The other day I watched Sadhguru who talked for a group in Silicon Valley about leadership. He also said things which I laughed at all the time, like: "India have no bad leaders, they don't have any leaders" and "Men who says that a woman can not be a leader, have not been married" etc. Its so true and funny at the same time. A friend of mine, who is black and was adopted from Germany when he was two years old, son of a German girl and a American soldier (black skin colour), was digging for earthworms with a friend, before they would go fishing, when an elderly man stopped and after observing them for a while, he said, turned to my friend: "Do you have earthworms in Africa too!" Its so funny! I thank you for sharing your observations!
I never realized we had comparatively few public bathrooms - when you live here you just get into the habit of strategically using the bathroom before going out and whenever one is available at restaurants and such. A couple of years ago I went to Stockholm with some relatives and we started using the expression "strategic peeing" which basically meant that whenever we were out and there was a bathroom available, everyone in the group used it whether they felt the need to or not, because you never knew when you might find another one.