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[@performanceattributi]

Allemansrätten DOES include private property, that's the point. You are just not allowed into someone's house yard/garden. And it is illegal to claim a beach/shoreline.

[@ClothTiger]

So...EXACTLY what they said...

[@petragrevstad2714]

”Allemansrätten” includes private land. You’re allowed to walk, hike, bike, ride and camp almost anywhere in nature throughout the country, as long as you act respectfully and don’t destroy anything and clean up after yourself. People’s gardens are off limit though 😉.

[@RobertClaeson]

Yup. The general rule is not to be (easily) seen from people's homes (generally agreed to be about 200 metres), to leave no trace and to only camp in the same spot for one night before moving on. I've been told that some American states have similar rules, though easily circumvented by the property owner exercising a gun or worse.

[@cornelialindblom3957]

"röra men inte förstöra" that was like a saying we had in school/home at a very young age, which basically means touch but don't destroy :) In Swedish it's kind of like a rhyme though xD

[@Timoleon87]

Yes, only about a fifth of the land is own by the government. Allemansrätten is applied everywhere with except for maybe military areas and that sort of places. /Swedish land owner

[@ClothTiger]

So...EXACTLY what they said...

[@Pellefication]

They are WRONG about the "Allemansrätten" (Right of Public Access). You HAVE access to be on private land! This is how it works; "'the public has access to private land where no damage is likely to result and prohibition would be unreasonable"'. You can camp anywhere you want....in Sweden for one or two nights. (Not caravans dough....that's not real camping anyway) ;-) You can pick berries in the woods, climbing or hiking, fishing is free with rods along the coast and in the five largest lakes, you have to buy a "fishing-card" in many smaller lakes but that doesn't cost much. The nature is available for everybody. With a few exceptions like peoples gardens, military areas and suchlike of course and with these "right to roam" come responsibilities; that is, an obligation neither to harm, disturb, litter, nor to damage wildlife or crops'"

[@FemaleSniper86]

I think they meant, i nteh video, that you can't go into someones backyard and put up a tent.

[@Pellefication]

@@FemaleSniper86 So .... why don't they say that then? Calling it private land is plain stupid and wrong !! The point of the "right of public access" is to stay on private land !! You can be on public land in every country in the world!! :)

[@nanach6276]

Did you see Allemansretten work under Covid19? Hahha, governemnt just changed that in the blink of an eye. Had to be like 10 persons or less gathered together etc. Yeah so much for Allemansretten haha. Allemansretten is just a joke ....

[@Pellefication]

@@nanach6276 Wtf are you talking about?

[@Aleksanderrrr]

Bro you missed the part where they said the Vikings where in America 500 years before Columbus!!

[@RobertClaeson]

"Lagom" is a short form of the Swedish phrase "around the team" (e.g. "laget om"). When the Vikings had something to eat or drink to share, everyone were expected to take their own bit which had to be just about right for everybody to have an equal share, or else complaints would ensue. A reasonably advanced mathematical exercise to perform on the fly, especially if what was there to share was alcoholic.

[@stefangummesson8367]

Helt fel

[@helenasettergren3198]

"Lagom" means "what the law says" not "around the team".

[@RobertClaeson]

@@helenasettergren3198 Etymology for that please?

[@fabulousporcupine3828]

I feel like youre both right here

[@robinviden9148]

@@RobertClaeson Lagom is from the plural dative form of lag (“law”), so literally "with the laws". The idea that it’s from laget om, and that it has anything to do with Viking drinking, is a common folk etymology. You can literally find the correct etymology in any Swedish dictionary that includes etymologies. It’s not a mystery nor has it ever been debated: it’s just the somewhat less exciting truth. Svensk ordbok utgiven av Svenska Akademien (2021) gives the following etymology for lagom: “dativ plural av lag i betydelsen 'rätt ställning; rätt förhållande'; liknande form har enkom, stundom, ömsom”. Svenska Akademiens ordbok (SAOB, 1939) gives the same etymology: “egentligen dativ plural av lag; jämför fornsvenskans laghum, efter lagens föreskrift, lagligen”. Both dictionaries (as well as Svenska Akademiens ordlista, SAOL, from 2015) are available online at svenska.se.

[@rebeccamadsen4509]

I usually like to compare å ä and ö to the sounds made in english words like: Torn, mourn, born (å) Hare, mare, tare (ä) Learn, turn, burn (ö) Not sure if it's helpful but I find it sorta close at least :)

[@Alexandraqswe]

It's sad that the Sámi culture and history isn't mentioned at all in these types of videos :(( (the indigenous group in the Nordic countries)

[@jesse7644]

Go to 30 min

[@robinviden9148]

But it is (albeit not extensively).

[@pellenyberg]

Why talk about a people who region from North Russia? They are like the gypsys, wonder here and steal are free wild reindeers. Go back to Sibiria where you belong. Regards from Kiruna.

[@アキコ2003]

Pay attention

[@ClothTiger]

@@jesse7644 They didn't watch the video at all, they just go around to different videos about Sweden and say this. I've seen this copy/pasted comment all over KZbin. :)

[@WolfHeathen]

Just FYI, they included Finland and Iceland as a part of "Scandinavia" but they're technically not. The qualifications for Scandinavian inclusion are shared cultural, historical and ethno-linguistic heritage, including mainland geography. Finland is a part of the mainland but it has a different mythology (ancient religion) than Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Iceland, and their language is Ugric, not North Germanic. Iceland shares all the qualifications except for being a part of the mainland, which many other Scandinavians think is utter bullsh*t. Sometimes you say "greater Scandinavia" to include Finland and Iceland but it's an unofficial and reduntant term. If you want to use the correct term you say the "Nordic countries", which includes: Finland. Iceland. Åland (autonomous island region situated between Sweden and Finland). Faroe Islands (Danish autonomous territory). Greenland (Danish autonomous territory). Svalbard (Norwegian unincorporated area where the world-famous Seed Vault is located). Jan Mayen (Norwegian arctic volcanic island). Peter I Island (Norwegian Antarctic claim). Queen Maud Land (Norwegian Antarctic claim).

[@Lischu]

Why do you list every other autonomous region with their country, but not list Åland as *Finnish* autonomous island region?

[@Moderatpianot]

Heeey Dar the traveler! I don't usually comment on any videos at all on KZbin. But since I'm Swedish I find it interesting for people from other countries to know more about it. Even so, I haven't commented on any of them, 'cause most people just talk through it and don't listen. I haven't seen any of your content' til now. But YOU, I like you alot, you pay attention and just seem so genuin, that's rare. ❤️ You've got a new subcriber! ❤️

[@AnoukhHellstream]

April weather in sweden was fun when i lived there xD There were days that had full sunlight and snow/rain at the same time. The small clouds above packed a whole lotta stuff xD

[@victoriawallin6576]

If you go to Sweden in the winter, don't forget to check out the ice Hotel and the Northern Lights! And in the summers the sun will never go down in the north, it's light all day. But in the winter the sun just go up a few hours per day or maby not in north. But go to Sweden! 🇸🇪

[@Zyperior]

When you pronounce Skåne at 30:36 you sound like a born and raised "Skåning". Å is not actually a pure O-sound. Closest I can think of is the sound of a very british "Awe". So Skawne.

[@CharlenePihl]

A really good video about Sweden! Started following both the creator's channel and yours. 😊 I think they skipped through the music industry too quick though. 😉 Sweden is the world's third biggest exporter of music per capita next to USA and Great Britain. It's most likely that a Swede is behind a song on the charts that you listen to and it's in a lot of different genres. And have you seen the TV series "The Mandalorian"? The music of the show? Made by a Swede (who also did the music for the movies "Black Panther" & Venom" for example). Ever heard about Britney Spears or The Backstreet Boys? You wouldn't have without their Swedish songwriters that created hits like "Baby One More Time" or "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)". Celine Dion, Jon Bon Jovi, Madonna, Pink, Katy Perry, Justin Timberlake are just a few artists that have songs written by Swedes. Maybe you should check out some Swedish artists and react to their music? ;) I recommend ABBA, Roxette, Ace of Base, Robyn, Avicii... ;) There are also some famous Swedish actors like Max von Sydow, Stellan Skarsgård (and his kids Alexander, Bill & Gustav), Malin Åkerman, Noomi Rapace, Alicia Vikander, Rebecca Fergusson...

[@Merecir]

Not per capita. Sweden is the third biggest in absolute numbers.

[@CharlenePihl]

@@Merecir These numbers are always calculated per capita. I learned this info from the Swedish documentary "Det svenska popundret" on svt play. It's very impressive. 😊

[@robinviden9148]

The right of public access (allemansrätten) does apply to private property as well, but we are to avoid disturbing those who live in the area by not crossing over or occupy someone’s lot, and we’re not to interfere with the activities of landowners. Residents have a right to be undisturbed. When crossing enclosed pastureland, we may not disturb the livestock, and we make sure that we close any gate that we pass through. We may pitch a tent for a night or two in the countryside as long as it’s not where farming is carried on and it’s not too close to a residence. We’re to take care of nature and wildlife and show consideration for landowners and others who are outdoors. Basically, as long as we don’t disturb and don’t destroy, we’re free to roam around.

[@Stetch42]

Finland is not part of Scandinavia though but I feel ok including them anyway as we are very very close. (Not only countrywise)

[@Aluzard]

swedish here.. Had not seen this video you reacted too, so was fun to see what videos there is out there about the country I was born in and so happy to call home.

[@niklashaak4873]

Don´t know if anyone comment this. Lagom is a Swedish word that means if you share something it will last for everybody. If you have a glass of water everyone will have a zip. Just take a little zip and everyone around the table will charge that glass of water.

[@RealNotSoSneaky]

Sweden is beautiful… In the summer. The winters are grey and boring. With exception of Christmas with all the lights.

[@darthetraveler]

That’s awesome!

[@RandomSwedishGuy]

Where i live it rains in the summer, theres to much wind in the autumn, theres no snow in the winter and it snows in spring, truly Swedish

[@codyyh9421]

south sweden maybe but north sweden is beautiful in the winter.

[@RealNotSoSneaky]

@@codyyh9421 Oh? The sky is not grey up there in the winter?

[@codyyh9421]

@@RealNotSoSneaky kzbin.info/www/bejne/aau3g2eXrql6aZo this video is really good it shows the beauty of northern sweden.

[@johnnyrosenberg9522]

30:22 No, she actually pronounce, or try to pronounce Skåne in English. Type Å into Google translate, select Swedish and hit the loudspeaker icon and you'll hear an accurate pronunciation. Or type some words with å in them, such as båt, dålig or får. Å is actually a word too. It means stream or small river. It can also mean ”oh” butI think most people would spell it ”åh” in Swedish, rather than just ”å”. It can also be short for ”och” (and), but that's mostly in spoken language.

[@canan7008]

Hope you´ll be able to come here to visit Sweden, you should come up here far north. Hell we could even meet up and have a beer or go fishing or something :) (though do that in the summer :D , winter is just pure darkness).

[@jonathanbjorkman700]

Speaking of Swedish food, can’t wait to see his reaction to what sweds use to call chocolate balls.

[@1nt9rn9t-dudewillheim2]

We do NOT speak of the old name for those.

[@Vollification]

Yes, coffee was banned under King Gustav III. He was shot. Swedes are very calm and logical, but don't touch our coffee. Seriously.

[@warhedd]

April weather? What about our weirdest holiday, midsommar? It could basically range from smoldering heat to barely above zero degrees. It would'nt surprise me a single bit If there actually has been significant snowfall on midsummers eve. And I don't even live in the northern parts.

[@ClothTiger]

We've had 3 "bad" midsummers since 1980 (checked with SMHI). The only reason people ( those above 70) say they're always bad is because they remember that really bad one "27 years ago" and always bring it up. Oh, and the movie Sällskapsresan 3 didn't help. It's the same people who complain about the subway and "pendeltåg" are always late even tho 93%+ run on time. :)

[@thorbeorn4295]

I live in Visby on Gotland. If you like History, get your ass over here. We also have one of, if not the best beach in Scandinavia. It's an amazing Island with lots of beautiful places to visit.

[@itzcookie05]

The actual reason why their in the process of moving the city of Kirnua is because the mines have already extended under it and there's a chance it would collapse if they let the town keep standing above it.

[@Pilutta100]

Nice reaction, ty. Hugs from Sweden.

[@mikaeljohansson7848]

The swedish colours is even in IKEA's loggo >

[@Jefferson_starkid]

We have April weather too in belgium! It's crazy. Sun, rain, hail, snow, and sun again all in 1 day lol.

[@champ6436]

30:50 yeah donald duck and especially uncle scrooge are really popular in europe, you wouldn't find a single french, italian, danish or other scandinavian that hasn't read some of duck and scrooge story (there is an easter egg in the pixar movie Luca where there is a donald duck plushie because the director being an italian grew up with donald duck.). Don rosa himself admitted that each time that he goes on a tour in Europe, he felt like a star with hundred of people queueing to see him but he's pretty much unknow in is own country of USA. like even my uncle and cousin from the caribean grew up with scrooge and donald so yeah it was really part of Europe culture from the 1950s to early 2000s.

[@viikmaqic]

damn just get adblock so u dont have to look at the ads

[@RobertClaeson]

Swedish didn't become the official language in 2009. It only became the "administrative" language, e.g. the language in which laws etc would be written. It is often presented as the "official" language abroad, but it doesn't have that status in Sweden. Compare with Malta (not a precise analogy, I know), where most people speak Maltese on a daily basis, but the administrative language is English, meaning it is the language of laws, civil servants and trade.

[@robinviden9148]

Swedish has been the administrative language of Sweden since the early 16th century (thereby making it the de facto official language). By the Language Act (2009), it legally became the principle language of Sweden and also legally the official language of Sweden in international contexts. Språklag (2009:600) §§ 4-5 and § 13: “Svenska är huvudspråk i Sverige. Som huvudspråk är svenskan samhällets gemensamma språk, som alla som är bosatta i Sverige ska ha tillgång till och som ska kunna användas inom alla samhällsområden. […] Svenska är Sveriges officiella språk i internationella sammanhang. Svenskans ställning som officiellt språk i Europeiska unionen ska värnas.”

[@livb6945]

That's nonsense, but in jest I guess - there was NOT a lot of incidents when changing sides in 1967. The picture is taken during the actual changing of sides, that's why it looks a mess

[@ZappaSheik]

Classic swede outside of Scandinavia. Someone says something and that makes a Swede say "well in Sweden we...." we do think we are better then everybody else, we are but still we maybe should keep it to ourselves.

[@monikakrell9251]

there are 5 countrys in Scandinavia, Sweden, Finland, Norway Island, Denmark

[@robinviden9148]

No, there are three countries in Scandinavia: Denmark, Norway and Sweden. There are five Nordic countries: the three Scandinavian countries, Finland and Iceland.

[@ElayaHell]

Hello from Stockholm! I love the love-hate description of Sweden, Norway and Denmark. It's true like in sporting events... if our own athletes don't stand a chance and someone from the other 2 countries is up for gold.. we will scream our throats off to suport that person despite not being from our country. I live down the lake from Birka village and had a runestone in my backyard before I moved.

[@livb6945]

Smorgasbord and asatro are misspelled in the video

[@mariaandersson5389]

We knew we could eat potatoes from the start but it didn't really become popular to grow until we realized we could make alcohol from it 😋 My dad worked att Vägverket the night they switched to driving on the right side of the road. He was one of many to change the signs. It was apparently A LOT of drunk rodeworkers that night as they were offered a "hutt" at every other house (at least in the country side). It was a really fun night to work I've been told 😄 Norway is like the baby brother we love to tease (they are just as bad back 💕) and Denmark is like a big brother we look up to (we would never admit that though ☺️)

[@Dhjaru]

A funny thing about Astrid Lindgren was about how a badly written tax code with self employment caused her to have to pay a 102% tax rate which she later wrote a story about called Pomperipossa in Monismania. This was one of the major reason the Social Democrats lost power next election for the first time in 40 years.

[@Hilariumosis]

Swedish is actually easy to learn as far as learning languages goes. Swedish is in the easiest language group of languages in the world. While others like Chinese amd Japanese is in the hardest group. I think there's like 4 or 5 groups? And Jante Lagen isn't a law as much as it it a way of life, like the golden rule. So if you brag there's no fine, arrest or jail time for doing so xD

[@jesse7644]

I didnt know about that 500 mil y.o vulcano

[@Greksallad]

The official language thing had nothing to do with discrimination or that people would be offended. It was simply never necessary or an issue. When it did become official it was more like "Well Swedish is the de facto official language anyway, let's just make it official". It also annoys the fuck out of me whenever Swedes say Swedish is a hard language to learn. Whether a language is hard or easy to learn is entirely dependent on your native language and which languages you speak in general. Swedish isn't very complicated and it's easily one of the easiest languages to learn for English speakers.

[@kevinprzy4539]

Lmao did you fr just say “there really were vikings?” 😂😂😂 great reaction bro

[@ClothTiger]

He's American...

[@kevinprzy4539]

@@ClothTiger your point? I’m American and I know this sh*t

[@danielandersson7485]

20:44 Yes you do Mr... yes you do... 🙃

[@bowallin6111]

Swedish people like Americans. Everything will be easy for you.

[@esmera1daa]

Excuse you, we have a national anthem

[@siffe3336]

Not an officially claimed one by the government, but yes we the people have claimed du gamla du fria as our anthem.

[@robinviden9148]

It’s doesn’t have official legal recognition as a national anthem, but it enjoys universal recognition as such and is used at things like government ceremonies, sporting events etc. making Sång till Norden the de facto national anthem of Sweden.

[@Vollification]

Ale Stenar isn't viking, they are older then that.

[@robinviden9148]

Yeah, it’s probably a late Germanic Iron Age (the Swedish Vendel Period) site, so it’s most likely about 1,400 years old.

[@Vollification]

@@robinviden9148 It's quite eerie when you think about it. I have been there a few times. It's on a high hill, the stones are not "native" to the area, the only remnant of human activity from that time is a fire pit (no buildings), it's not a burial site, a theory suggest it's some sort of "sun calender" but we don't know. Someone made a considerable effort to carve out these stones and bring them to this very spot. But why?

[@ClothTiger]

You think they magically stopped appearing on New Years Day, 593, or do you think they also are from Vikingatiden? Yes, they could have mentioned Vendeltiden, but exactly 0% of Americans would have understood that, so they only mentioned Vikingatiden.

[@Vollification]

@@ClothTiger Tht's the americans probleem, history doesn't work that way.

[@jonashast3925]

Helsingborg!!

[@marviv3180]

If you go to Malmo (Sweden nr 3 city) you are free to stay on my couch ;)

[@CR-dq1ch]

Very perceptive with the Å sound!

[@gullihannasson1608]

First time coming to Sweden? Don't come during the "winter" part of the year, i.e Oktober to March. The friendly Swede is "hiding indoors", hanging with family and already established friends. April-September you'll find us outgoing, friendly and very social, probably drunk but still. Been here before and have friends? Then come on over whenever. No no no. We do not replace A with an O if it has a dot on it 🤣😂 my god. Why would it be an A or an O? If it was, we would just write that. All people reading this comment, remember to NEVER read A or O when you see Å, Ä (æ in danish) or Ö (ø in danish, yes that is correct, ö and ø is the same letter and it bares no resemblance to o) because you would be miles off. Just go online and practice.

[@fabulousporcupine3828]

2:45 gothenburgers where laughing

[@ronnymonnaie9957]

please do a geograpy now seychelles.

[@Nekotaku_TV]

2:55 They made an error in the graphic, it's highlighting the Nordic countries, not Scandinavia. 7:50 What!? XD 10:55 Wrong. There's snow in the south every winter for sure, just less than before perhaps. 11:00 But that's January! Reindeer is very yummy. 26:55 But that makes no sense. It has nothing to do with race... And you shouldn't let people with dumb opinions dictate your thoughts and actions.

[@monikakrell9251]

I have the girls accent is called skånska

[@hoggeboris]

Linköpings domkyrka is also big

[@juniestenskog]

You haven’t sen a rain dear in real life bro I see them almost every day and you didn’t know ikea is Swedish? (im from Sweden btw )

[@robertstenberg5167]

Sweden has 221.800 islands. Most islands in the world..

[@ClothTiger]

267 570. But you were close.

[@beastgamer0043]

MY guy is Ikea swedish,.... Can you tell me the two colors ;D

[@ClothTiger]

By that logic it's half Ukrainian.

[@johankalodimos9990]

Ehm...Gustav III was born in 1746 so I seriously doubt that he banned coffee in 1740.

[@robinviden9148]

He didn’t. But the 1756 Riksdag did - in 1756.

[@ClothTiger]

And they said that? Timestamp? Oh, couldn't find it? Go figure.

[@NivanaA]

And now we are not neutral.

[@90skid97]

Did you think vikings were a made up people? 😋

[@kingmarre9130]

US schools lol

[@beatrixishere]

The 2 Swedes living in the US are overstating the "problems" we had with the refugees coming during the Syria crisis. The only real problem we had was the government closing the borsers.

[@OscarSommerbo]

Over 50% of Syria refugees were turned away or repatriated with in a year. Yes, there were issues, mainly from underfunding the agencies that should handle refugees and asylum seekers. But those problems have been greatly overstated for political reasons, and the root cause, the lack of funding, is never discussed. Further, the amount of refugees created by the conflict in Syria eclipsed WWII, so that no one was really prepared for the influx of refugees.

[@Merecir]

Hur står det till på vänsterpartiets partikansli? They never closed any borders. Applications for asylum received yearly: 2012: 43k 2013: 54k 2014: 81k 2015: 162k 2016: 28k 2017: 25k 2018: 21k 2019: 21k 2020: 12k 2021: 8k+ 115k+ since the decision to "close the border". /källa: migrationsverket

[@beatrixishere]

@@Merecir gränserna stängdes för de som var mest behövande. Man valde att inte släppa in papperslösa vilket resulterade i att ensamkommande barn utan identitetshandlingar förvägrades inresa. Frågar du dessutom de som bor i Malmö kan de nog intyga att gränsen lite på nåder var öppen för den som behövde arbetspendla men jakten på människor som flytt från krig var påtaglig. Vill du klyva hår om hur stängd gränsen var så får du gärna leka den leken. Alla som har varit delaktiga i den politiska debatten förstår precis vad som menas 😉

[@beatrixishere]

@@Merecir yeah, let's actually thank you for proving my point too. The border was closed in April 2016. See any drops in the data?

[@Merecir]

@@beatrixishere 28k är inte en stängd gräns. Danmark fick ner siffrorna till 1,547 asylsökande 2020, så det går om man vill. Lämnar man ett säkert land (t.ex Turkiet/Tyskland/Danmark/etc) för att söka sig till ett land med bättre bidragssystem så är man inte längre en flykting, då är man en ekonomisk migrant. Fattigdom är inte ett giltigt asylskäl.

[@bjorreb7487]

Finland is not Scandinavia. The finnish islands of Åland between Sweden and Finland speak both swedish and finnish.The people on Finlands west coast speak also swedish and finnish. Here you can read about the Swedish Empire many hundreds of years ago. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_Empire

[@rickardahl6710]

Finland is not part of Scandinavia

[@SmoodGraphics59]

I live in Det zone 10:32

[@_Viking]

NOOOOO! Swedes was never vikings, they were merchants. Only norwegians and danes were true vikings.

[@robinviden9148]

Sure … 😄

[@huggelion]

if vikings were not real then you would not be speaking the same English as you are right now

[@matssvensson3834]

gammal fråga vill ni kan ni svara varför kom bara unga men gubbar yngre gillar er är från HBG

[@madTitanja]

I just hate that that the scandinavia peaple here in germany can buy alcohol,but for us as visiters there its forbidden thi buy it there, i think thats not fair for us!

[@robinviden9148]

What do you mean? Visitors to Scandinavia can buy alcohol in Scandinavia.

[@mrg3398]

react to Swedish rap