I LOVE THIS! Norway is very antisocial, so be aware of that. But you will love it and be blown away by the scenery. I am very happy that you’re doing this and going through your journey of self discovery, you won’t regret it.
Best of luck, about the anti-social part, It's a bit of a stereotype, but most agree, I tend to explain it as: "We're sort of like an egg, you got to crack our shell to get to the good stuff." Most ways Norwegians crack eggs is with drinks, sometimes a lot of drinks, usually happens at every weekend. Other ways are of course through activities, hobbies and interests, it's easy to ease up when you are equally interested in something and expand from there. Then you will start knowing friends of your friends, you of course know the drill, hope this was of some help.
@@hnnhknu Hehe yeah I can see your view. We norwegians seem antisocial. Like if there are seats free on a bus or train, you better not choose a seat besides someone :-D It is not because we are rude, we just are very used to our own personal space. But if you ever need help, if you are lost or whatever, do not be afraid to ask. Most of us will try our best to be of help :-)
I PLAN TO VISIT NORWAY 🇳🇴IN OCTOBER OF THIS YEAR 2022 TO TAKE A BREAK FROM THIS BABYLON CALLED AMERICA BECAUSE NORWAY 🇳🇴 I HEAR IS ONE OF THE MOST HAPPIEST AND SAFEST COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD. CAN YOU SEE THE WRITING ON THE WALL??, THAT BABYLON AKA AMERICA IS ON THE BRINKS OF COLLAPSE. THE UNITED STATES IS GOING TO FALL FROM WITHIN. THIS IS ANOTHER FACT TO TELL YOU IF YOU ARE NOT FAMILIAR WITH THIS, AND THAT IS AMERICA IS NOT JUST THE UNITED STATES BUT THE ENTIRE WESTERN HEMISPHERE WHICH CONSISTS OF NORTH AMERICA AND SOUTH AMERICA. THAT IS WHY IT IS NAMED THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
@@hnnhknu Give it two more years and you're gonna sound more Norwegian than the natives. This weird little nation does that to you. Hope you enjoy your stay here! :)
Hi Hanna, thanks for this video. For a long time now I’ve been thinking of moving abroad from the states. I honestly feel as though the next chapter of my life will start after I do that.
The oil wellfare fund was in fact "touched" during the pandemic, but that is the entire point of the fund. There's a reason why Norway got through the pandemic almost unscathed. Welcome home!
In cold weather...wool is the king! It feels wonderful, besides keeping you warm. In the warm months I have to put my woolens away, but I miss them. My favorite is Icelandic wool.
Great video, liked and subbed! This inspires me to move to Norway. I just visited Norway for the first time on my birthday last month and I fell in love with it. It exceeded my expectation and I only traveled to Oslo, Tønsberg and a small island on the Oslo Fjord called Bjerkøy but I was so beautiful. The people, the culture and the vibe is so beautiful and I've already booked my next flight ticket there at the end of June! I'm planning on moving to Norway hopefully in the next two years. I'm very confident it'll happen! Thanks you so much again for this video❤️
Amazing amazing ! Hope your way clears for you to come and stay here in Norway 🇳🇴! Summer is one of the best seasons to enjoy Norway I believe so I’m excited for you! I’ve got videos on things to do in Norway in the summer so I hope you at least do two of them! Norway is sereneee and I’m glad you agree! Thanks a lot, it was a pleasure making the video 🌸
@@hnnhknu thank you! Yes, I've had a quick glance at that video! I'll be looking at it once I get time again! I've not even seen some of the mountains yet so I can imagine it is serenee! The video showed how passionate you were about Norway and really enticed the viewer so well done!
Hey, that video was really pleasant to watch, I also think about moving or travelling to norway for couple of months. I hope you will keep us updated about your journey, there is not that much videos like that from a typical immigrant perspective. Tusen takk! :)
we do apreaciate ppl dressing nice in Norway but it's more or less that we are expecting ppl who dress nice either go to an outing or a birthday or something
Wow....thank you so so much for this video, I have always loved to relocate to Norway for my schooling, am based in Nigeria, pls can you do a video on how to go the schooling, especially as an African.
Haha, I know Gjøvik, a friend of mine is from there. I left Norway so I can start my bachelor degree as I didn't speak fluent Norwegian, and I'll be back for my master degree ^^
That would be $200,000 each; the fund (which cannot invest in Norway) exceeds $1,000,000,000,000. With >50% of new cars being electric, the tax exemptions will be faded out as it has been proposed that sellng NEW petrol/desel cars should be banned from 2025 (it'll be a bit later than that) but will come.
@@hnnhknu Any investment made with the yearly proceeds of the oil fund is made to further increase Norway's payout and increase their influence (mainly through stocks, bonds and commodities), basically Norway is investing in the rest of the world to build a large enough yearly backpay so they can quit their dependence on oil one day, a backpay which is operating independently from Norway's own economy. Couple of rules with this investing tho: Norway will not, out of principle, invest in ventures like weapon- and arms manufacturers, tobacco companies or other oil companies, and they will not invest money into the country of Norway itself - not for the backpay anyhow. Any investment made into Norway itself is not handled like a business investment, they are not investing with the expectation of getting payed back on the percentages - money that goes into the country itself is in the form of economic relief packages, social structure reinforcement and public spending, but only by an on need basis - this is made with the top proceeds after all, the "extra" amount that was not necessarily calculated for, but a happy accident on top of the quarterly income, which is not touched in any sense but injected straight into the fund itself, becoming "rainy day money" in a sense xD but ye, while Norway invests in a shitton of companies around the world, owning around a 1.5 -2 % of all listed equities in the world, it does not in fact invest in the same manner in their own country ;3
@@BubbleBOB1989 Thank you frost viking hahah, well explained and I understood it very clearly :) what do you think with this kind of investing? It sounds just like the how Norway is close to 100% newable energy using vannkraft but selling must of it out of the country and we’re still having to pay ridiculous prices for strøm? What? Can we benefit a little bit from all the goodness? Not even trying to be greedy but how is fuel more expensive in Norway but cheaper in Sweden when Norway sells it to them? And the bigger question is who’s the one on top having all this money if everyone involved is having to pay ridiculous rates?
@@hnnhknu In terms of the investing, I think it is a very smart move to give little Norway a bigger voice in terms of influencing the world, and the fact that this international investment gives payoff independently of Norway's own economy means that Norway doesn't have to solely rely on one or the other - it gives them more options.. As for the power situation I think it is a faulty risk calculation with alot of shifting variables, like selling power is great when A. you have a big surplus, B. an effective way to stockpile or reproduce it and C. when its not going to negatively affect your own population - but in this case we have sorta missed all 3 points really. Now the power companies and the government might not have seen our water magazines being as dry as they are and with little rain we have had, but the whole of Europe is sort of going through a bit of a power freakout atm, so its not like Norway gets full value for the power they sell, and the people are the ones stuck with a slowly but surely increasing bill to cover the middleground, which sucks for everyone involved.. Though Norwegians are luckier than most with that the government can and will step in if things gets too ridiculous, its just a matter of deciding where that line goes, which alot of Norwegians are disagreeing with the government on sadly.
@@BubbleBOB1989 Again well said, I agree on all the points you made. Times are definitely interesting right now. Let’s see what the public and government does now with the added strain on top of this issue.
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!
I enjoyed your video and subscribed, as i am a Norwegian descended american via my parents and i have alot of family in mandal. I salute your worldly adventure and bravery it takes. Girl, though, I kept wanting you to be looking at the camera ,not yourself, as you talk in the video cuz i want you to be talking to ME/US directly through the screen. You're still my new WalkAlone Queen : )Good luck i'll be checking you out. Kan du snakker norsk?? lykke til.
Jo, jeg går på norskkurs på B1 nivå nå. Jeg håper til å bestå b2 snart! Mandal is a very beautiful place, south right? Okaaay I do appreciate the feedback and will be paying attention to that in the future! Tusen takk and I do like the sound of a WalkAlone Queen lool
@@hnnhknu NIce.... gurl i do akkurat sammen on cam it's hard not to when we're so beautimous : ) talk to you later, and yes mandal is HELLA south almost to Lindesnes... been there once for five weeks by myself and stayed with my family there before 9th grade in the summer and it was awesome. i'm so glad i got to go. hopefully i can go back but shit i can barely afford to go to the grocery store rn lol. peace... here's to looking at you (and me ; ) ) in the future. Har det!!
@@swaroopkumar5024 Norway is a difficult country to get into. You would either need to get a work permit or studying here or marry a Norwegian citizen or at least know someone you can stay with whilst trying to get into the system.
If it bothers you how they dress then maybe you should leave and come to America! I think it's great that they are not focused on clothing! That is one reason it is a Blessed country How about just live Life! And be joyful and at peace within yourself.
Yeah but you can have it allll😉ahah. I’m not even complaining anymore, I’ve been to Olso recently and Norwegians can dress for sure it’s just that I live in a place where that’s not the main focus. So I’m just doing me 😌. Also America is definitely on the list !!!🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@hnnhknu stop trying to change people! You are correct. Do You and leave them Alone! Go back to Africa with all that mess. They don't need you there trying to change what works perfectly for them. And for many many decades I might add. By the way.. greed gets you no where in the end. Mind your own business or Get Out!!!
@@hnnhknu: It's a real thing, you're pointing out. But it's a side effect of strong egalitarianism in a very rich society, which is a rare thing and one to be respected for what it is, I think. It's also very nice to see colleagues dress up for the Yuletable once a year. :)
@@jeschinstad I guess it’s like when you’re Steve jobs you don’t need to put on a suit, just a t-shirt and jeans. I get it and you know what, I like it.
@@hnnhknu: It's not entirely like that, it's more that Norwegians are cats where most humans are dogs. You can't herd cats and you can't herd Norwegians, but you can lead by example if you're one of them. When there was an oil crisis, King Olav V took the tram to go skiing, because he didn't want to take the risk of being seen as elite. Most kings _want_ to be elite, it's the fun of being king. In most places, an anarchist would sacrifice his life to kill the king, but in Norway, most anarchists would risk their lives to protect the king. That is because our king is not our ruler, but our servant. It's in all aspects of our society, but if you want to understand it, you should spend some time listening to different versions of «Mellom bakkar og berg», which is my personal choice of Anthem of Norway. :) You might also want to learn about the first Norwegian welfare system, born in 1620, before the birth of the father of Capitailsm and the father of socialism. We are much more original, much more radical than people give us credit for. I would say, we earned our pride as vikings and now we're really pragmatic because we have what we need.
I try to understand what U are talking about..all this time U have said nothing..I want to know why U have moved to Norway..all this talk and U said nothing..what is wrong with u
Racism is everywhere so why let it hinder you anyway. Certain Norwegians mainly I’d say are just ignorant. Not enough knowledge about people outside of their borders so a lot of them are just curious or do not want to know anything different from what they’re used to. But majority are really open, helpful and very nice 😊
Not anymore I’ve gotten to know a lot of Africans in my area now, just need to get out there, mingle and you’ll find them :) what I didn’t realise is that Norway is quite multicultural now due to their willingness to help refugees and those who were in unbearable conditions in their countries. Thankful for that 🙏🏾
@@ReginaldKSon No, Oslo would have a lot more diversity of course ! A totally different world aha, I live in Gjøvik which is a much smaller city, 2 hours outside of Oslo.
@@ReginaldKSon: We're sort of isolated people by nature. We tend not to establish contact without purpose, except in The Nature. If you feel different, then you might interpret that to have something to do with it. But to give you an example, I remember sitting on the bus in 1999, a Danish man sat next to me, and as he was having a candy, he offered me one as well. I was 19 at the time, so it wasn't anything like that. It's a nice thing to do, but to me, it was a huge culture shock, because it's something you just don't do. But it's a _weakness_ of Norwegian society, it's a social awkwardness, it's not at all hostility and if you try to break the ice, I think you'll find most Norwegians very friendly. But of course, there are racists. They are very few and we have very little tolerance for it. A few days ago, there was a terrorist attack in Oslo, against a gay pub. There are bad people everywhere.
@@hnnhknu: Those people exist and their logic is so deeply flawed, I'm actually insulted on behalf of their brains. If it means something, my family ties to Norway goes back so far, nobody has been able to figure out _how_ far. The family tree goes back to the 1500s, but DNA says at minimum a thousand years. Point is, I guess Steve James thinks that makes me a supreme Norwegian. So let me use that supremacy to say that I'm glad you're here, that I wish you well and that I hope you'll stay. As for Steve James, all I can say, as a Supreme Norwegian, is that I hope he stays very well away from here.
@@jeschinstad Thank you and I appreciate your mindset. Norway is a beautiful country and would be deeply disapointing if it’s known for its people having the ugliest mentality on people from the rest of the world. Perhaps he needs to watch my video on being a citizen of the world. Anyways thank you, as a true Norwegian for remaining positive and not being insecure and I’m gonna do my part to appreciate Norway and share it’s beauty with the rest of the world. God bless 🌸
@@hnnhknu: Norway has had all the ugliest mentalities of this world. Every single one of them. The Germans used to criticize us for our cruel treatment of Jews, before Hitler. I believe that is why we are so committed to righting the wrongs; we are not going to defend our ancestors; we are going to defend their victims and we are going to learn how to be better. I'm not afraid to be judged by my ancestors, because it's not reasonable. I should be judged for what _I_ am, not what _they_ were.
Let me know what’s going on currently in your journey !
I have decided to move out of my comfort zone this year, so I have applied to school in Norway after almost fourteen years of working.
I LOVE THIS! Norway is very antisocial, so be aware of that. But you will love it and be blown away by the scenery. I am very happy that you’re doing this and going through your journey of self discovery, you won’t regret it.
@@hnnhknu thanks sweetheart for the encouragement
Best of luck, about the anti-social part, It's a bit of a stereotype, but most agree, I tend to explain it as: "We're sort of like an egg, you got to crack our shell to get to the good stuff."
Most ways Norwegians crack eggs is with drinks, sometimes a lot of drinks, usually happens at every weekend.
Other ways are of course through activities, hobbies and interests, it's easy to ease up when you are equally interested in something and expand from there.
Then you will start knowing friends of your friends, you of course know the drill, hope this was of some help.
@@norXmal This is soo on point 👌🏾!! Thanks for your input 🔥
@@hnnhknu Hehe yeah I can see your view. We norwegians seem antisocial. Like if there are seats free on a bus or train, you better not choose a seat besides someone :-D It is not because we are rude, we just are very used to our own personal space. But if you ever need help, if you are lost or whatever, do not be afraid to ask. Most of us will try our best to be of help :-)
What a clever young woman! Norway is lucky to have you :)
So funny that you're in Gjøvik! I'm from Breiskallen, between Raufoss and Hunndalen ;)
Thanks Bjørn :) & lool no way!
@@hnnhknu I too live in Gjøvik.
Take your vitamin D especially in the winter! Love your Doc Martins and your Scando wool socks and your beauty inside and out!
Congratulations on your new chapter! Keep at it! I also appreciate Scandinavian culture... they invest in people. ❤💙
Thanks Justine & they definitley do! God bless Scandinavia 🌟
Great video ❤
As a Norwegian, i hope you have a great time in Norway🇧🇻❤🙏
Thank you Aleks :)
I PLAN TO VISIT NORWAY 🇳🇴IN OCTOBER OF THIS YEAR 2022 TO TAKE A BREAK FROM THIS BABYLON CALLED AMERICA BECAUSE NORWAY 🇳🇴 I HEAR IS ONE OF THE MOST HAPPIEST AND SAFEST COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD. CAN YOU SEE THE WRITING ON THE WALL??, THAT BABYLON AKA AMERICA IS ON THE BRINKS OF COLLAPSE. THE UNITED STATES IS GOING TO FALL FROM WITHIN. THIS IS ANOTHER FACT TO TELL YOU IF YOU ARE NOT FAMILIAR WITH THIS, AND THAT IS AMERICA IS NOT JUST THE UNITED STATES BUT THE ENTIRE WESTERN HEMISPHERE WHICH CONSISTS OF NORTH AMERICA AND SOUTH AMERICA. THAT IS WHY IT IS NAMED THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
@Aleksander Finstad: good to know you are Norwegian. I would love to know some things about your country. May I have your email address please?
Hi I really love your apreciation of Norway. I am a norwegian myself but mowed abroad 37 years ago but Norway my homeland is always in my heart!!
Nice! Where do you live now?
@@hnnhknu Not so far away I live in Stockholm
@@roger7900 More things to do over there I guess?
Your accent sounds like a heavenly mix between British, Australian and Central African ^^
See this is what happens when you’re all over the place 😂 thank you though😘, Australian and Central African are definitely new ones!
@@hnnhknu Give it two more years and you're gonna sound more Norwegian than the natives. This weird little nation does that to you. Hope you enjoy your stay here! :)
Hi Hanna, thanks for this video. For a long time now I’ve been thinking of moving abroad from the states. I honestly feel as though the next chapter of my life will start after I do that.
Follow your heart London Jones and don’t be discouraged by obstacles !🌸
I love your courage, keep it up.
Thank you 🙏🏾
The oil wellfare fund was in fact "touched" during the pandemic, but that is the entire point of the fund.
There's a reason why Norway got through the pandemic almost unscathed.
Welcome home!
Thanks for the future info & thank you happy to be back!
In cold weather...wool is the king! It feels wonderful, besides keeping you warm. In the warm months I have to put my woolens away, but I miss them. My favorite is Icelandic wool.
What’s going on in Iceland? I’ve also heard of their eider duck downs 🤔
Loved this video, i there laughi’n and just enjoying this one.
Welcome home💙
Ahah happy I could make you laugh & thank you ❤️
Great video, liked and subbed! This inspires me to move to Norway. I just visited Norway for the first time on my birthday last month and I fell in love with it. It exceeded my expectation and I only traveled to Oslo, Tønsberg and a small island on the Oslo Fjord called Bjerkøy but I was so beautiful. The people, the culture and the vibe is so beautiful and I've already booked my next flight ticket there at the end of June!
I'm planning on moving to Norway hopefully in the next two years. I'm very confident it'll happen!
Thanks you so much again for this video❤️
Amazing amazing ! Hope your way clears for you to come and stay here in Norway 🇳🇴! Summer is one of the best seasons to enjoy Norway I believe so I’m excited for you! I’ve got videos on things to do in Norway in the summer so I hope you at least do two of them! Norway is sereneee and I’m glad you agree! Thanks a lot, it was a pleasure making the video 🌸
@@hnnhknu thank you! Yes, I've had a quick glance at that video! I'll be looking at it once I get time again! I've not even seen some of the mountains yet so I can imagine it is serenee! The video showed how passionate you were about Norway and really enticed the viewer so well done!
@@harryclayton6193 Thanks Harry!❤️
Planning my move now, so I look forward to watching more of your channel!!
Fantastic are you from?
PLAN TO VISIT NORWAY 🇳🇴IN OCTOBER OF THIS YEAR 2022.
HOPE YOU HAVE THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE !!
You’re really cool and likable! Best of luck and welcome back, hope all goes well for you. Subscribed 😁
Thank you Martin !😁
welcome home, sunshine! :)
Thank you !🌸
Hey, that video was really pleasant to watch, I also think about moving or travelling to norway for couple of months.
I hope you will keep us updated about your journey, there is not that much videos like that from a typical immigrant perspective.
Tusen takk! :)
Thank you, I am currently capturing more themes and events that go on in Norway to make videos on. Good to know people are interested :)
I love your videos!!❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰
Thank youu! Gonna be posting more stay tuned girrrl 😉😉
You’re an inspiration and I’m delighted to have found your channel. Lord bless you and guide you.
Thank you Jude beautiful message to wake up to! i like måte :)
we do apreaciate ppl dressing nice in Norway but it's more or less that we are expecting ppl who dress nice either go to an outing or a birthday or something
Welcome to Norway! ❤️
Tusen takk!
I live like 1 minute away from there
Lit!
Wow....thank you so so much for this video, I have always loved to relocate to Norway for my schooling, am based in Nigeria, pls can you do a video on how to go the schooling, especially as an African.
Thanks for watching! I will definitely be doing a video on the education system when I have more information 😉
I will love to see more videos from you especially life in Norway
No problem darling 😉
Haha, I know Gjøvik, a friend of mine is from there. I left Norway so I can start my bachelor degree as I didn't speak fluent Norwegian, and I'll be back for my master degree ^^
Gjøvik is full of wonders! And good for you, we will see you soon then :)
Hi Hannah, am Elizabeth from Ghana and I want to commend you for a good content.
That would be $200,000 each; the fund (which cannot invest in Norway) exceeds $1,000,000,000,000.
With >50% of new cars being electric, the tax exemptions will be faded out as it has been proposed that sellng NEW petrol/desel cars should be banned from 2025 (it'll be a bit later than that) but will come.
The fund cannot be invested in Norway?
@@hnnhknu Any investment made with the yearly proceeds of the oil fund is made to further increase Norway's payout and increase their influence (mainly through stocks, bonds and commodities), basically Norway is investing in the rest of the world to build a large enough yearly backpay so they can quit their dependence on oil one day, a backpay which is operating independently from Norway's own economy. Couple of rules with this investing tho: Norway will not, out of principle, invest in ventures like weapon- and arms manufacturers, tobacco companies or other oil companies, and they will not invest money into the country of Norway itself - not for the backpay anyhow. Any investment made into Norway itself is not handled like a business investment, they are not investing with the expectation of getting payed back on the percentages - money that goes into the country itself is in the form of economic relief packages, social structure reinforcement and public spending, but only by an on need basis - this is made with the top proceeds after all, the "extra" amount that was not necessarily calculated for, but a happy accident on top of the quarterly income, which is not touched in any sense but injected straight into the fund itself, becoming "rainy day money" in a sense xD but ye, while Norway invests in a shitton of companies around the world, owning around a 1.5 -2 % of all listed equities in the world, it does not in fact invest in the same manner in their own country ;3
@@BubbleBOB1989 Thank you frost viking hahah, well explained and I understood it very clearly :) what do you think with this kind of investing? It sounds just like the how Norway is close to 100% newable energy using vannkraft but selling must of it out of the country and we’re still having to pay ridiculous prices for strøm? What? Can we benefit a little bit from all the goodness? Not even trying to be greedy but how is fuel more expensive in Norway but cheaper in Sweden when Norway sells it to them? And the bigger question is who’s the one on top having all this money if everyone involved is having to pay ridiculous rates?
@@hnnhknu In terms of the investing, I think it is a very smart move to give little Norway a bigger voice in terms of influencing the world, and the fact that this international investment gives payoff independently of Norway's own economy means that Norway doesn't have to solely rely on one or the other - it gives them more options.. As for the power situation I think it is a faulty risk calculation with alot of shifting variables, like selling power is great when A. you have a big surplus, B. an effective way to stockpile or reproduce it and C. when its not going to negatively affect your own population - but in this case we have sorta missed all 3 points really. Now the power companies and the government might not have seen our water magazines being as dry as they are and with little rain we have had, but the whole of Europe is sort of going through a bit of a power freakout atm, so its not like Norway gets full value for the power they sell, and the people are the ones stuck with a slowly but surely increasing bill to cover the middleground, which sucks for everyone involved.. Though Norwegians are luckier than most with that the government can and will step in if things gets too ridiculous, its just a matter of deciding where that line goes, which alot of Norwegians are disagreeing with the government on sadly.
@@BubbleBOB1989 Again well said, I agree on all the points you made. Times are definitely interesting right now. Let’s see what the public and government does now with the added strain on top of this issue.
I enjoyed listening to you, Yo! 😍😂
Thaaanks x
Get it girl your amazing. I LUV YOUR BRAVERY THANK YOU BEAUTIFUL VIDEO
Thank you!!❤️
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!
I will definitely be checking this out! Thank you for your useful educational advice :)
Welcome home!
Thank you !🌸
I hope you like it here ....
I do, summer was great this year ! :)
I’m new here 😭😭am I welcome
Of course frost!
Is d way am loving I already 🤣🤣🤣i love yo spirit, I learnt something, asking God about something specifically,Thank you
You better do it ! ;)
I enjoyed your video and subscribed, as i am a Norwegian descended american via my parents and i have alot of family in mandal. I salute your worldly adventure and bravery it takes. Girl, though, I kept wanting you to be looking at the camera ,not yourself, as you talk in the video cuz i want you to be talking to ME/US directly through the screen. You're still my new WalkAlone Queen : )Good luck i'll be checking you out. Kan du snakker norsk?? lykke til.
Jo, jeg går på norskkurs på B1 nivå nå. Jeg håper til å bestå b2 snart! Mandal is a very beautiful place, south right? Okaaay I do appreciate the feedback and will be paying attention to that in the future! Tusen takk and I do like the sound of a WalkAlone Queen lool
@@hnnhknu NIce.... gurl i do akkurat sammen on cam it's hard not to when we're so beautimous : ) talk to you later, and yes mandal is HELLA south almost to Lindesnes... been there once for five weeks by myself and stayed with my family there before 9th grade in the summer and it was awesome. i'm so glad i got to go. hopefully i can go back but shit i can barely afford to go to the grocery store rn lol. peace... here's to looking at you (and me ; ) ) in the future. Har det!!
@@krichard396 loool you’re funny and don’t worry I won’t let you down on that :) 👋🏾
Is living in Norway even better than living in Swizerland?
I can’t really say because I haven’t lived or been to Switzerland
Guide me to come to Norway
Where are you from?
@@hnnhknu iam from india
@@swaroopkumar5024 Norway is a difficult country to get into. You would either need to get a work permit or studying here or marry a Norwegian citizen or at least know someone you can stay with whilst trying to get into the system.
Hannah you are beautiful
Thank you 😘
How can I contact you?
Dm me on Instagram @hnnhknu
you can speak norway language ?
Yeah x
91 subscribe in Indian
Yes Minta!🎉
❤🤲🏼❤🥰
Ummmm hello...how are you?...I will follow you...will be interesting!!!...to know better NORWAY by you ... thanks
Thanks x
If it bothers you how they dress then maybe you should leave and come to America! I think it's great that they are not focused on clothing! That is one reason it is a Blessed country How about just live Life! And be joyful and at peace within yourself.
Yeah but you can have it allll😉ahah. I’m not even complaining anymore, I’ve been to Olso recently and Norwegians can dress for sure it’s just that I live in a place where that’s not the main focus. So I’m just doing me 😌. Also America is definitely on the list !!!🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@hnnhknu stop trying to change people! You are correct. Do You and leave them Alone! Go back to Africa with all that mess. They don't need you there trying to change what works perfectly for them. And for many many decades I might add. By the way.. greed gets you no where in the end. Mind your own business or Get Out!!!
@@hnnhknu: It's a real thing, you're pointing out. But it's a side effect of strong egalitarianism in a very rich society, which is a rare thing and one to be respected for what it is, I think. It's also very nice to see colleagues dress up for the Yuletable once a year. :)
@@jeschinstad I guess it’s like when you’re Steve jobs you don’t need to put on a suit, just a t-shirt and jeans. I get it and you know what, I like it.
@@hnnhknu: It's not entirely like that, it's more that Norwegians are cats where most humans are dogs. You can't herd cats and you can't herd Norwegians, but you can lead by example if you're one of them. When there was an oil crisis, King Olav V took the tram to go skiing, because he didn't want to take the risk of being seen as elite. Most kings _want_ to be elite, it's the fun of being king. In most places, an anarchist would sacrifice his life to kill the king, but in Norway, most anarchists would risk their lives to protect the king. That is because our king is not our ruler, but our servant. It's in all aspects of our society, but if you want to understand it, you should spend some time listening to different versions of «Mellom bakkar og berg», which is my personal choice of Anthem of Norway. :)
You might also want to learn about the first Norwegian welfare system, born in 1620, before the birth of the father of Capitailsm and the father of socialism. We are much more original, much more radical than people give us credit for.
I would say, we earned our pride as vikings and now we're really pragmatic because we have what we need.
Ciao .come stai .poi parlare italiano 🇮🇹.
Italy is on the list babyyy!
are there a lot of blacks in Norway?
Yes mainly east Africans
I try to understand what U are talking about..all this time U have said nothing..I want to know why U have moved to Norway..all this talk and U said nothing..what is wrong with u
The whole video is explaining why I moved, what is wrong with YOU?😅 but I’ll get straight to the point next time Ronald alright, don’t stress 👍🏾
is norway racist? i wanna move there but i hear some really terrible things about white norwegians' attitude towards poc
and not just poc even white non norwegians
Racism is everywhere so why let it hinder you anyway. Certain Norwegians mainly I’d say are just ignorant. Not enough knowledge about people outside of their borders so a lot of them are just curious or do not want to know anything different from what they’re used to. But majority are really open, helpful and very nice 😊
Do you feel isolated being a POC? Not much diversity there.
Not anymore I’ve gotten to know a lot of Africans in my area now, just need to get out there, mingle and you’ll find them :) what I didn’t realise is that Norway is quite multicultural now due to their willingness to help refugees and those who were in unbearable conditions in their countries. Thankful for that 🙏🏾
@@hnnhknu That’s good to know. You speak mainly of Oslo, yes?
@@ReginaldKSon No, Oslo would have a lot more diversity of course ! A totally different world aha, I live in Gjøvik which is a much smaller city, 2 hours outside of Oslo.
@@ReginaldKSon: We're sort of isolated people by nature. We tend not to establish contact without purpose, except in The Nature. If you feel different, then you might interpret that to have something to do with it. But to give you an example, I remember sitting on the bus in 1999, a Danish man sat next to me, and as he was having a candy, he offered me one as well. I was 19 at the time, so it wasn't anything like that. It's a nice thing to do, but to me, it was a huge culture shock, because it's something you just don't do. But it's a _weakness_ of Norwegian society, it's a social awkwardness, it's not at all hostility and if you try to break the ice, I think you'll find most Norwegians very friendly.
But of course, there are racists. They are very few and we have very little tolerance for it. A few days ago, there was a terrorist attack in Oslo, against a gay pub. There are bad people everywhere.
@@jeschinstad Interesting. I appreciate the insight.
wanting to be part of the great replacement of native's culture and ethnic people got to be proud of being part of it
Reading this and hoping you’re being sarcastic :/
@@hnnhknu: Those people exist and their logic is so deeply flawed, I'm actually insulted on behalf of their brains. If it means something, my family ties to Norway goes back so far, nobody has been able to figure out _how_ far. The family tree goes back to the 1500s, but DNA says at minimum a thousand years. Point is, I guess Steve James thinks that makes me a supreme Norwegian. So let me use that supremacy to say that I'm glad you're here, that I wish you well and that I hope you'll stay. As for Steve James, all I can say, as a Supreme Norwegian, is that I hope he stays very well away from here.
@@jeschinstad Thank you and I appreciate your mindset. Norway is a beautiful country and would be deeply disapointing if it’s known for its people having the ugliest mentality on people from the rest of the world. Perhaps he needs to watch my video on being a citizen of the world. Anyways thank you, as a true Norwegian for remaining positive and not being insecure and I’m gonna do my part to appreciate Norway and share it’s beauty with the rest of the world. God bless 🌸
@@hnnhknu: Norway has had all the ugliest mentalities of this world. Every single one of them. The Germans used to criticize us for our cruel treatment of Jews, before Hitler. I believe that is why we are so committed to righting the wrongs; we are not going to defend our ancestors; we are going to defend their victims and we are going to learn how to be better. I'm not afraid to be judged by my ancestors, because it's not reasonable. I should be judged for what _I_ am, not what _they_ were.
@@jeschinstad Woaah never knew this !! Again I appreciate your mentality, you’re the future !🌟
Hey Hannah are you on IG if yes your handle please 🙏🏼
@hnnhknu 🌸