Discover Sweden: 69 Fascinating Facts | Smelly Food, Extreme Climate, Blonde Girls, Nature and More

[@all-about-europe]

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[@donatospoony]

Lutonia , from the dark side of the Baltics! Home of Yosh and Stan !

[@michael-dy8tz]

Don't use robot to talk.Too many boring still pictures and not motion pictures, vid way too long.

[@all-about-europe]

@@michael-dy8tz we don't use a robot. Our voiceover is a guy from USA + if you don't like it you don't have to watch it

[@michael-dy8tz]

Your voiceover sure sounds like a bot, don't worry I won't.@@all-about-europe

[@EattinThurs61]

How about making an exotique one about England. Land of pirates & Reavers...

[@MagaliMorch]

It's truly remarkable to learn about the rich history, culture, and innovations of this beautiful country. From the invention of the pacemaker to the stunning Northern Lights, Sweden continues to amaze.

[@AntonGermanReal]

Northern Sweden is beautiful

[@all-about-europe]

It is!

[@donquixote1502]

No doubt!

[@brahand]

Not in the summer. There are appr 70 000 000 000 000 000 000 mosqitos in Northern Sweden ready to bite you. You can easily go crazy having many thousend of them flying around your head trying to bite you.

[@Mazhypic]

8:45 I’ve been at that bus stop so many times it’s basically my home. Umeå is so good

[@all-about-europe]

woww±

[@petter5721]

Sweden is wonderful 💕

[@all-about-europe]

It truly is!

[@djperryboy]

I've seen many videos like this about Sweden but this one is one of the biggest and most accurate videos so far. I hope that you will make a part 2. Much appreciated this one. Thanks!

[@all-about-europe]

Thanks a lot!!

[@patriklundin4314]

Still, Tetra Pak was founded by Ruben Rausing. So not that accurate. ;)

[@erikstenviken2652]

And we dont have speed lottery or whatever they said.

[@djperryboy]

@@erikstenviken2652 There is in Stockholm. I've seen many videos about it.

[@Patrik6920]

Tetra Pak was founded by Ruben Rausing and built on Erik Wallenberg's innovation, a tetrahedron shaped plastic-coated paper carton, from which the company name was derived The Stockholm Speeding Lottery The claim features in a meme posted on September 1 (2021) to an Australian Facebook group, which includes the text: “There’s a speed camera lottery in Stockholm, Sweden where drivers who drive at or under the speed limit are entered to win money. The prize fund comes from the fines paid by people who were speeding.” It’s true that a “speed camera lottery” was trialled in Stockholm, with the concept later tested in other Swedish cities; however, the temporary road-safety experiment ended 12 years ago from today (2023) Lutheran Church of Sweden Well about 63% of the population is members of the swedish church, of wich most is Atheists (90%+) ... my self included, the church of sweden do alot of humanitarian Aid, Keep Cultural Heritage Buildings in order, Preserve forrests and alot of other things ... as a member its possibly pay very little to help many others in need around the wourld.. Blood Soup Czermina or Blood or Black Soup is a traditional Polish dish made with gose or duck blood, it did come to Sweden, in sweden it was primarly Pig or Horse blood used but i doubt many if any eats that any longer, we still have another dish called Blood-Pudding, its basicly pig blood with flour and some herbs wich u fry in a pan in slices... The name Siri comes from Sigrud and Sigtuna (Monastary City), an old Swedish Church/Monestry City, the name lived on but have no religious mening what so ever..., originally i from the middle ages, OLd Norse and Icelandic and a mixture of 'sigr' (Old Norse for Victory / Victorious) and 'fríðr' (Icelandic for beutiful), the Swedish word 'segra' means to win ... ps its also a common name in Finland... Voting rights for women women who was land owners in Sweden (ex: inherit a farm as only surviving child) could vote from 1752, that right was in 1922 extended to all the people of sweden ... Laungages of Sweden In Sweden everyone speak atleast 2 languages, many speak 3-4, and some 7-8 languages, its exceptionally rare to find anyone that speak more than 7...

[@macjonte]

One of the most accurate videos about Sweden. A few things were incorrect, but it’s hard.

[@mikaelowe8430]

so wich things are incorrect then🤔🤔🤔?

[@667NeighborOfBeast]

Julmust only outsells coca-cola in december, and coca-cola ( including sprite/fanta ) is in fact very popular. And 41 paid days of vacation is somewhat incorrect, the normal amount is about 25 days. I dont personally know anyone ever tried "blood soup" either. even if the video only stated the origin, we dont really eat it. @@mikaelowe8430

[@macjonte]

@@mikaelowe8430 Nothing that hasn’t already been said hundred times in the other comments. Wanted to focus on the good stuff. :)

[@Telestations]

69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@FurryCruz]

Surströmming is a very uncommon dish that is usually only eaten 1-2 times a year in August. So has a bigger reputation than it deserves. Pickled herring is a big thing in Sweden though, that and fresh shrimp.

[@thebestlayahead7331]

Sweden is a lovely country, however, they are smartly revising their immigration policies to allow fewer into the nation. This, "migration paradigm shift" is based on the manyfold serious problems related to immigrants already inside the country. Sweden has set up 'return centers' to house and expedite removal of asylum seekers for example. This country serves as an ominous illustration of how an open immigration policy practice can quickly upend the celebrated history of one of the world's beautiful societies.

[@avnerperl9935]

Well done. Thanks.

[@all-about-europe]

Thanks for watching!

[@bonilsson6349]

Thank You for remind me and make me proud of be swedish (Y) :D

[@JosiahWarren]

Enjoy the gangs

[@Robinki-eo7nc]

@@JosiahWarren lol. Informed?

[@Telestations]

69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@christopherx7428]

No, Swedes do not get 41 days of vacation. The law states 25 days. Often the unions have negotiated a few days extra, so like 27 days. In exchange for not being paid overtime, some jobs offer 30 days.

[@all-about-europe]

Thanks for the correction!

[@ulgn1964]

It depends were you work, at my work the amount of vacation days increase as you get older, over 50 years old you get 37 days.

[@christopherx7428]

@@ulgn1964 That would be in the public sector, right? I only have experience from the private sector.

[@ulgn1964]

@@christopherx7428 That's correct.

[@maggan82]

Ivr always had 6 weeks.

[@GlobalDestinations-USA]

I have a relative here, what I know is that Sweden has a fairly expensive standard of living but in return the public amenities are very good.

[@philipperenwart4053]

Basolut vodka is produced in southern Sweden (region called Skåne)

[@Bobbelobben]

No

[@philipperenwart4053]

N0 ? Var tror du Åhus befinner sig ?

[@Vinterfrid]

There is nothing called "Basolut vodka". I understand you meant to write "Absolut vodka" though.

[@viaggisenzaconfini]

I ❤ Sweden

[@all-about-europe]

Its so beautiful and so are its people!

[@AntonGermanReal]

I’m glad you like our country ❤

[@Telestations]

69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@ingemareriksson7340]

I also thougtht of correcting the vacation days. Already done by someone. But nr 48, about the Swedish krona: Riksbanken, the Bank of Sweden, is probably the oldest national Bank in the world issuing money.

[@svetlanaivnitskaya3504]

What I admire a lot about Sweden is no lockdown in Stockholm in 2020 horrendous pandemic which spooked me out of New York City in US to a paranoid degree!

[@donquixote1502]

Thank you 👍

[@wilhelmsteinbrecher]

a tip for pronouncing Swedish is usually all letters in the words are pronounced

[@michaelhermodsson5739]

Absolut Vodka is produced in Åhus in Skåne ( scania) only the main office is in Stockholm. factory and all is just outside Kristianstad and Åhus in Skåne

[@Telestations]

69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@kamulen]

That expression about the cow, i have never heard it in my 33 soon 34 year long life :P

[@AnciLindkvist]

Du är för ung 😅

[@goranurengard]

von Fersen ended up being lynched in central Stockholm in 1810. A mob pulled him out of his carriage and beat him to death in front of a military unit.

[@goranurengard]

"Eric the Victorious" Erik Segersäll in Swedish was not the king depicted in this video. That was Erik X!V, Gustav I Vasa's eldest son, who went mad and was poisoned.

[@Telestations]

69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@SmallandWoods]

The speed camera lottery is not true neither.

[@md93nen]

what about the seatbelts we use to this day?

[@Kontot1236]

Jag är från Sverige ❤

[@vilmerten4994]

Hi from Sweden

[@all-about-europe]

Hello there!

[@Ishjaerta_Nordic]

Then you missed that Sweden had large parts of Germany too. Then the goose😊 in southern Sweden (Skåne). Description. Lecora Svartsoppa, a classic for Martensafton which is celebrated on November 10 every year. At a goose dinner, black soup is served as a starter, then the goose and finally apple pie as dessert. Otherwise everything seems to be correct 😁👍

[@Sweden-nt3vp]

vad menar du, blir väldigt konstigt när du säger Sverige har en del av tyskland

[@Ishjaerta_Nordic]

@@Sweden-nt3vp hade en hel del av Tyskland. När han förklarade svenska storhetstid glömde han de tyska delarna vi hade.

[@Ishjaerta_Nordic]

@@Sweden-nt3vp dessa tex Bremen-Verden, Wismar, och Pommern

[@Telestations]

69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@pajon82]

Also invented in Sweden is the Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System (TCAS). Used world wide in both navy and airplanes. And "Globen" is not called "Ericsson dome"... "Avicii Arena" is the correct name! And the company that is producing Absolut, is not based in Stockholm. It is based in Åhus, south of Sweden. ;)

[@all-about-europe]

Thanks for your corrections. Hope you enjoyed the rest of the video! :)

[@Telestations]

69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@Ishjaerta_Nordic]

Then you were unfortunately wrong about the other Erik as well. He was adopted and was Polish. The other is right with him. But he was not alone. That was the case mostly on Gotland. The Vitalie brothers (also the Fetalia brothers) were a numerous group of pirates who, mainly in the years 1391-1398, during the war of deposition against Albrecht of Mecklenburg, ravaged the Baltic Sea. They remained as privateers in the Baltic until the 1430s, although with less and less strength. The word comes from the German Vitalienbrüder, from the Low German Vitalie - provision, from the Latin victualia - food; they brought provisions to Stockholm which at this time was still held by Albrekt's troops, although the city was under siege by troops loyal to the Kalmar Union. The Vitalie brothers were probably organized as a guild or brotherhood with certain initiation rituals. Their rallying cry was: Friends of God and enemies of the whole world! ("Gottes Freunde und aller Welt Feinde!"). In 1439, Erik of Pomerania was overthrown from the throne and instead became a pirate on Gotland. Erik was adopted as a child by Queen Margareta and raised to be her heir. Crowned king of Sweden and Denmark at an all-Nordic meeting in Kalmar in 1397, he ruled together with Margaret until her death in 1412, and then alone.

[@Pastor24u]

The map of Sweden is wrong 25 seconds in... And "Ingen ko på isen" also refers to that the hoofs of the cow makes it dangerous to walk on ice. Cows often fall flat and will not be able to walk or stand up again and the risk of injury is why farmers generally do everything to avoid icy surfaces when herding cows. The guy on the picture 15:01 is the husband of Victoria (Prince Daniel), not Prince Carl-Philip. Also you didn't mention mention the founding father Gustaf Vasa, nor Carl Linneaus who is the "father of modern taxonomy". You also left our Swedens unique native tribes of Samic people.

[@ville5528]

6;31 from wich videos is this?

[@gryjakobsson7707]

I liv in Sweden😊 i know all facts😊

[@all-about-europe]

Great!

[@47rintin1]

The Netherlands as well imports waste as well for the same reason.

[@jsundb02]

There is no speedlotterie in Stockholm or Sweden. Im living in Stockholm.

[@Ublaj-7771]

We need video about Italy

[@all-about-europe]

you will get it!

[@garypenston8237]

Ireland please its an amazing country

[@all-about-europe]

We have a video about Ireland. Check it our here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/emXNmYxjfpmYpJo

[@Ishjaerta_Nordic]

Sorry, Regarding the formation of Sweden: Wrong, During the 20th century, the theories about the origin of the Swedish kingdom have replaced each other. Opinions have diverged, not least when it comes to chronology. Some researchers have spoken of a kingdom as early as the 5th century AD, others have placed the cradle in the early Middle Ages, in the 12th and 13th centuries. The different perceptions are partly due to unclear definitions. There is no specific person who united/founded Sweden. Possibly Erik Segersäll (but the wrong picture if you meant him, the picture shows Gustav Wasa's son, who was also called Erik, but was poisoned by his brother with pea soup and some poison in it.) Otherwise, others claim Birger Jarl. Gustav Wasa made Sweden independent anyway. Then there are lots of other candidates, unfortunately. Not so easy to determine who, unfortunately. Ruled mostly on the picture that was wrong.

[@FurryCruz]

As a Swedish person I NEVER heard of "döstäda" or people preparing for death by clean out their places.

[@macjonte]

It’s a thing. Better to give your stuff away while you’re alive. But maybe not something everyone does.

[@anttown4ever]

I have heard of Dödstäda many times but not in this context. Dödstäda in my experiance is when the relative is already dead. You go and clean out the persons house, splitt what ever value stuff you find between family members and toss the rest.

[@Telestations]

69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@tinasjostrand2677]

My mum is doing it right now 😊 you usually have something with you when you go home after visiting. Yes, it is a thing.

[@moathoren4078]

Va? Konstigt, det är ju en vanlig grej!

[@kevhynaleks2631]

Going though 69 facts with a cute swedish girl can be very remarkable...

[@jmkass]

When making a video it's a good choice to learn to pronounce the names of places and other words correctly. Other than that, interesting facts.

[@macjonte]

Completely impossible for non Europeans to pronounce Swedish correctly. They can’t even make a synthetic voice.

[@tommysellering4224]

Some facts were wrong like calling the Avicii arena ”Ericsson arena” and most of the rivers mentioned i have never heard of. At least not the way the words were put together. It was not meatballs that Karl XII brought back from Turkey but “kåldolmar”! Which is minced meat wrapped in cabbage (in turkey they used wine leafs which was not available in Sweden ). No mention of the midnight sun? Why does he talk about 5 hours of light in the winter? The sun doesn’t rise above the horizon north of the polar circle in the winter, but the number of hours changes drastically with how far to the south you go. Sweden is 2000 km long!

[@jesperwall839]

He also brought the meat balls 👍

[@tommysellering4224]

@@jesperwall839 Which country in Europe does not have minced meat in lumps on the menu. No matter if they are called balls or not? Have you ever heard of frikadells? That's not from Turkey.

[@dennistofvesson6351]

@TOMMYSELLERING4224 of course there are many others with ball shape meat. But that was not the subject. It's a proven fact that Swedish meatballs have their roots in Turkey.

[@Heithinn]

i believe you havent heard of the rivers because of the pronounciation, i heard nothing weird regarding lakes or rivers.

[@tommysellering4224]

@@Heithinn Then maybe you can explain what the "Klar-gota river" is? I know "Klarälven" and i know "Göta älv", but such a thing as ""klar-göta älven" does not exist in sweden to my knowlege. at least I have never heard of it. The fact that Klarälven comes out in Vänern and that Göta älv starts there doesn't mean it is the same river! Klarälven comes out into Vänern in Karlstad and Göta älv starts in Trollhättan more than 150 Km across the lake Vänern from Karlstad!

[@andreasholmqvist7021]

Absolut vodka is produced In Åhus, not Stockholm

[@willsportbags]

I liv in swened

[@oggenable]

There are no elks in Sweden, only moose. This is a common misconception as the Swedish name for moose is älg. Despite the similarity of the names, älg is still a moose and nothing else. Fun fact is that there is about the same number of moose in Sweden as in the US.

[@Nexzor87]

Yes there are elks in Sweden, moose is älg in north american english and elk is älg in british english

[@sinoyoutube5762]

@oggenable elks exist in sweden

[@carnifpsgod9383]

It's called Moose (Latin Alces alces) in North America and an älg (European elk) in Sweden. Moose and Elk is the same thing for us in Sweden, we say both, there no difference. On the other hand an Elk (Deer) in North America is a Wapiti (Latin Cervus canadensis).

[@ivangrozniy1564]

A Møøse once bit my syster ...

[@didiertrouche4082]

Je cherche l’amour avec le cœur avec l’âme et la raison l’essentiel est invisible pour les yeux on ne voit bien qu’avec le cœur St exupery affectueusement et tendrement pour celle qui me veut ! Didier trouche France ❤

[@all-about-europe]

❤️❤️

[@marcussevebo2041]

Awesome video and i am proud to be a Swede🇸🇪🙌 I live on a very high class island just outside Stockholm called Lidingö and i would love a video about it and maybe a video about Stockholm and Sports in Sweden and just anything about my home country basically😁 Swedes are also one of the best countries in the world at English (as a second language of course)

[@all-about-europe]

We will be making one, no worries :)

[@Wigant-wc7to]

Näset isn’t exactly high class, is it? 😂

[@jensholm5759]

very refrehing version of a country.- Better then most. #blod suop# - Most were eaten when You hungry. The the same trations i Denmark. Blood i many versions are very very healthy.

[@kalegolas]

”Juksjärvi” 😅 the correct way to say it is exactly as the spelling. So Jukkasjärvi [jukkasjärvi] ❤️ I know very well that ”ä” dont exist in english and I dont know how to describe how it said in text eather but still ❤️🙂 Northern Sweden have no daylight in the winter, the sun never rises. In the rest of Sweden it does but like you said its only up a very short time.

[@dmapdmap]

So here is all the facts that is wrong that i as a swed know about without needs to look it up. 7, the Julmust is a hollyday drink we only drink at christmas or easter so it will only beat the coke during that time. 16, 41days would be lovely but its "only" 25. Some private company's may give more, im a public worker in the west and we get 25 and when we get older we get some days more up to 31days off. So not bad, a lot of cool info. :)

[@matskarlsson4439]

it's pronounced (as close as I can get) Juk-as-jer-vi

[@GudmanZz]

we dont throw our hats in the air at graduation, probably because the hat costs us more than our allowance for the years we've been studying, but yes, it becomes a city wide party and beers will be spilled on to others and everyone has a great time!

[@annacarlsson1280]

That blood soup (svartsoppa) is not a redular thing xD Its kinda an old thing that might be something extremely old people would like xD

[@Lordveine]

Ok as a Swede i will see if i can learn something new or even true XD

[@fredrikpalmaeus1736]

Nope. The speedlottery is a myth,

[@filip8827]

Julmust isn’t more popular than coke. Julmust only exist around christmas and that’s why so many drink julmust in december

[@anttown4ever]

Julmust is a thing from september/october nowadays thou but I agree it is less popular than Coke in general haha.

[@Vinterfrid]

Yes, around Christmas (and Easter) julmust is way more popular than Coke. Quite understandable since the American beverage tastes like crap.

[@martinericsson2055]

The Vodka aint from Stockholm.....its name is Åhus Absolut Vodka and comes from Åhus in the eastcoast of sothern part.....i know i live here..

[@berntolofsson]

Correction!! We do NOT have elks in sweden. Plenty of moose thou.

[@Vinterfrid]

That is not correct - the name moose is used in North America and elk is used in Eurasia. Right?

[@berntolofsson]

​@@Vinterfrid Elk is also known as Wapiti . Does not exist in sweden.

[@tilltugg]

I like the video... buuut.. You should really hire a a Swede to pronounce the Swedish parts. ;)

[@djperryboy]

Hey! How good were you in Swedish after 2 years in this country? ;)

[@tilltugg]

Haha ok, point taken. I probably wasn't fluent at 2 years old. :)

[@Vinterfrid]

@@djperryboy That's not the point though - it's a shame making a good video and getting almost every name wrong.

[@djperryboy]

@@Vinterfrid That is really the point. I am happy that he is not afraid to learn Swedish.

[@shinjianimesweden]

"Ja, jag vill leva jag vill dö i Norden"

[@fredrikpalmaeus1736]

Actually 1/3 of ALL ISLANDS ON THE ISLAND are in Sweden.

[@all-about-europe]

in the world you mean?

[@djperryboy]

Islands on the island? What are you talking about?

[@mistermagoo8685]

The woman in the thumbnail is German not Swedish

[@swetuxisrazz]

30 days of payed holiday is more or less the standard. jul comes from the norce holiday jol (JULBLOT). tomten is the same as others santa claus. and before we had julbocken (scrary shit).

[@all-about-europe]

thanks for sharing!!

[@michelleappelgateandreasso1637]

By law you have 25 days payed holliday. You can negotiate more days instead of a higher salary.

[@garypenston8237]

My aunties in sweden and my mom tried that smelly fish actually i didnt eat it but it smell so bad i all most got sick 😂

[@all-about-europe]

LOL

[@MariusMunteanu-y4n]

Ahaa

[@gunnarbackstrom649]

The Speed Lottery is a lie!!! Erik VII, has no viking heritage. 25 days of vacation (not 41). Sweden was not founded by a king! There is no "Eric the Victorious". Black soup is not a national dish! (it's a side dish when you have a goose dinner) Absolut Vodka is from Åhus (not Stockholm. This video has few facts about Sweden. More like a tell tale in a bar. But some ignorants will believe it.

[@dennistofvesson6351]

@gunnarbackstrom649 Erik the Victorius=Erik Segersäll so yes he existed.

[@Telestations]

69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@swetuxisrazz]

most swedish people dont eat blood soup or surströmming.

[@deaznaslund5089]

Correction; according to some African-Americans, Vikings were black. I saw this on TikTok, therefore it must be true! 😂🤣😂🤣

[@Spiritualwarfare587]

Recycling is a real joke in Sweden coz actually nothing is recycling they just burn them for heat

[@MsCat323dl]

Im swedish an heres some swedish Hej jag heter Leo. Det är mycket sanna ord i videon men han uttalar det lite fel.

[@wadorobin]

Nice try. But needs some fact-checking. And the pronunciation was horrible tbh.

[@Telestations]

69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@swetuxisrazz]

noone here likes the week system of dating.

[@Mazhypic]

Just wanna say, elk doesn’t exist in europe. We have moose but elk is only in North America

[@Vinterfrid]

That is not correct - the name moose is used in North America and elk is used in Eurasia. Right?

[@Mazhypic]

@@Vinterfrid In brittish english elk reffers to the eurasian elk but in all other cases it's moose. In North america elk is a big species of deer, but they're smaller than the moose. Google elk and you'll see what I mean :)

[@Telestations]

69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@Mazhypic]

@@Telestations What are you talking about?

[@Telestations]

@@Mazhypic Carl III Johan - House of Bernadotte and a secret document France politicians put together in regards to The Franco-Swedish War or Pomeranian War and why it ended - France would own the Baltic Countries for ending the war but it would be kept a secret and the Baltic countries people would live in peace under the agreed terms - France owns you -

[@annacarlsson1280]

Jultomten is not from Lappland for us sweeds xD thats Finland and England

[@riddick7082]

How the hell do you manage to include so many factual errors in such a short video

[@Vinterfrid]

Actually there were surprisingly few factual errors in this video (apart from the pronounciation errors).

[@cobben8048]

hur fan kan man ens nämna coca cola utan att säga att flaskan är svensk uppfinning

[@atiwon8425]

Who's pronouncing everything wrong in Swedish and I already know that because I am from Sweden

[@castorcastorcastor]

AI-generated?

[@all-about-europe]

Nope..

[@Telestations]

69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@Telestations]

@@all-about-europe 69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@Droglakahn]

FALSE! Metaballs does not originate from Turkie. That is fake news and is completely made up by activists, it have no historical merit, it was Vindolmar Carolus Rex XII took to Sweden, and we changed the ingredients with another type of cabbage since we didnt have that type of cabbage they had in Turkie, and it bacame Swedish Kåldolmar, and that food have nothing to do with meatballs, its not ever close, like comparing hamburgers with spaghetti, and we have actuall cookbooks that mention meatballs several 100 years before Carolus Rex even whent to Turkie. So that is bullshit.

[@Telestations]

69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@alvaroskarson6175]

its gå som katten kring het grot not ga

[@macjonte]

They don’t have that character on their keyboards..

[@the.trollgubbe2642]

Sweden ?, LoL, last time I went home I thought I stepped on the wrong plane and landed in North Afr1ca

[@all-about-europe]

Say what?? :)

[@terencechan405]

​@@all-about-europeimmigration??

[@coole6825]

Only super idiots step on the wrong plane....

[@_Wolfsbane_]

Very aptly named nick ...

[@Justmekpc]

Then North Africa is awfully white

[@ramananthraman5821]

So sad to see the snow disappearing so rapidly.. world needs the thermostat of a cold Sweden not mot the 20C Stockholm

[@all-about-europe]

Yeah the snow makes it so special...

[@jonscot8393]

well we got the best snow 15 years right now with 2 wood fires to stop us freezing our tits off. Just lacking the gorgeous tall girls. 🤣

[@wobbia]

We don’t get payed leave. Most people think so. But the employer take 13% of your income and give it back when you are on a leave

[@all-about-europe]

Oh really???

[@stephannordenmark296]

So many factual faults, that it becomes hilarious.

[@djperryboy]

Did you see other Sweden videos? They are much worse.

[@igoodkid334]

I would’ve been useful to know which names were denied by the Govt when a mother wants to name her baby, instead of showing a ridiculous long line of letters that someone said it was a name. Why did you waste precious time showing that worthless information??

[@valeriaboman8539]

Tuo nainen kylläkin Norja kauniin kasvon.

[@bittidude]

denmark is way bigger than sweden, greenland belongs to denmark ! Finnish people drink way more coffee than swedes !

[@Vinterfrid]

So what? He never said Swedes drink more coffee than any other nation. And as for Greenland - technically it belongs to Denmark, but is not considered to be a part of Denmark's land area. Got it?

[@Telestations]

69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@rauloliveira8320]

Getting bad fame now because of uncontrolled emigration

[@Telestations]

69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@danielpallin]

Give me 20 minutes of time and i help you accent Swedish words

[@all-about-europe]

Thanks for the offer

[@rbkstrm]

Hahaha its realy funny how he has no shame and thinks he can speak swedish just because he's reading some letter combination. What he is saying and reality has no relatability ;P sounds funny though.

[@Telestations]

69 Fascinating Facts about Sweden - little Fact you forgot so let me remind you and fill you with knowledge - Your in Norther France - Viva la France

[@kjell-egonstrandh5334]

Most of it is wrong. Read swedish history first.

[@anthonyburke5656]

From my time in Sweden, my conclusion is the primary determinative “factor” in the Swedish society is the fear each Swede has of other people. I think that fear is the single greatest factor in the structure of the society. Single person households are rapidly rising in Sweden. The “socialist” Sweden is actually dominated by capitalist motives.

[@donquixote1502]

It´s not fear, that is BS. We are more introverted maybe. We like our "own" time.

[@macjonte]

Maybe you’re confusing socialism with communism?

[@anthonyburke5656]

Are you really that naive and under educated to think that Sweden has some brand of Socialism? What Sweden has is crass Capitalism, with a thin veneer of “Social Welfare” that cracks at any pressure. The Swedish Left has been captured and led for the last 70 years by a myopic myth of inherent virtue and the Right captured and led by a belief in their inherent ability. Both have been misled and guided by Capitalist Theory so that they can’t even read a set of accountancy books.@@macjonte

[@heinmolenaar6750]

It has nothing to do with fear. But all swedish people are as greta garbo.

[@carnifpsgod9383]

Fear? lol no. I'm not afraid of anyone, in all terms. I stand up for myself without hussle. You might refer to "shy"? Yes alot of swedes are shy and that can be a factor if you interact with them... We are pretty strong invidualists, we enjoy time for ourselves in term of not interacting. We dont like "small talk". When you refer about "strangers". BUT that doesnt mean, that you cannot just talk to us, we are very grounded, honest, transparent, warm, and polite. You can quote us like this, when you get 1 foot in, you usually have a friend for life.

[@nduekola-jo8ug]

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