I Moved from NORWAY to LONDON: THE BIGGEST MISTAKE OF MY LIFE! Why You SHOULD NOT MOVE to London now

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

🙋🏼‍♀️‼️👉🏼 Learn 150+ languages with quality native-speaking teachers on italki🎉. Buy $10 get $5 for free for your first lesson using my code AG5: Web: go.italki.com/annagoldmanmay App: italki.app.link/annagoldmanmay 📣💥MY SPECIAL PROMO CODE IS AG5

[@TheManuel012009]

Did you stay near edgware road opposite Hyde park no chance of sleeping buses, taxis mosques call to prayer, people talking outside hotel at 4am 😡 London is insane around June July and August

[@iuciubbb]

@@TheManuel012009 still don't get why one should visit such a huge, chaotic metropolis with multiple troublespots like London. Looks like a status symbol for average travellers. Oslo looks much more human, but lack of affordable housing is a big problem even there.

[@TheManuel012009]

@@iuciubbb I wouldn’t return to London just on my prior experience no matter all the visiting spots and all the culture and historical sites, Oslo just seems so much better for the soul. 👍

[@iuciubbb]

@@TheManuel012009 London has neither Holmenkollen nor Vigelandsparken 🙃

[@alexandrospantelakis3683]

I am from Greece and I have lived for some time in Norway. Unfortunately I had to come back here. I totally understand what you're saying. If I could live permanently in Norway, I would come to Greece just for vacation. I hope you manage to make your dream come true

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Really?? How’s the situation in Greece now? Do you also have an insane price increase?

[@alexandrospantelakis3683]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel prices go up every day supermarket, electricity, rents, everything, and the quality of life has nothing to do with Norway

[@dukeofcommonwealth]

​ @Alexandros Pantelakis ​ @Anna Goldman I am also moving to Norway by years end. Lived in both Greece and the UK - they used to be nice cities something like 20 years ago. Insane prices in most EU countries are after the governments sold EU sovereignty to the Americans.

[@Anticommunism99]

Do you know why Greeks got a chair next to their bed ? So they can rest 😂😂😂😂

[@somersetsharman3489]

As a Brit, I’m ashamed at what has happened to our society. The biggest issue of all is the sheer incompetence and corruption of our government and public institutions, all of which has been exacerbated by austerity and Brexit. For these reasons I cannot wait to move to Norway, everyone thinks I’m mad but it’s probably the most sensible decision I’ve made. Your videos Anna reaffirm my decision so a big thank you for sharing them with us and I hope you get your return sorted- we only have one life, so be where your heart wants you to be, big love x

[@phatboom]

Americans are bailing our country too

[@JoeS-NY]

This video reminds me of NYC

[@eddale5557]

The corruption is on the way up here too in Norway so many talk about to leave the country and it is way to much taxes here and rules and regulations so i am was thinking on to leave but i am to old i find out but if i was younger i would move!

[@lisesolberg5301]

The biggest mistake of my life was moving from The UK to the USA, instead of back to Norway, in 1986. Now, I feel stuck until I can retire. I moved here for all the wrong reasons.

[@Spurz1975]

In Norway we got something called "Tvungen lønnsnemd" (forced wage board) meaning if a strike can result in danger of lives , health or security the government will step in and stop the strike. So medical strikes are very rare and if they happen it will most likely end in forced wage board very fast.

[@iuciubbb]

Something like "order to resume work", right? In Italian "precettazione".

[@enzoma7253]

people i know in UK said the same, haven't gotten a raise in years, but costs are up by an insane amount, so they're essentially poorer. Then I see headlines like "libraries closing", "pubs disappearing", "rise in knife crime", "NHS struggling" or how other public services are being squeezed, the whole country just gives off a sense of being in general decay.

[@kirkfeatherstone6944]

Why anyone would move from the great Country of Norway to London 🤔

[@Daniboi971]

The only reason I can think of is career.

[@NiccaWanderlust]

exactly mu thoughts !! 🤝

[@phatboom]

her job

[@Barboy0]

I'm experiencing something similar in my life so glad it's not just me.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

For real?? Gosh for about 2 months when I was back I thought it was surreal and it’s just me who sees things that way .. but now I really feel like the UK is playing quite a dangerous game ..

[@ellastreets4579]

I think it’s hilarious that you find there’s too much small talk in London - the US has to be at least twice as bad as London for that 😂

[@Daniboi971]

This!

[@Malulia]

Hi Anna. I love your channel, it helped me before my first and only travel to Norway. Thanks. About your goals, I just can tell you that sometimes the universe allow that things go wrong to us find the right path. Sometimes the comfort zone is not the best place to stay. And it's a message to myself also. Good luck in your new path. ❤

[@susanashcroft2674]

You always look so at home in Norway Anna. Personally as someone from the UK, London or any major city is not for me and never has been. I hope whatever you decide to do and wherever you decide to live in the future you find peace and contentment within your heart.

[@timoneill5658]

I have always enjoyed visiting London, but it also seemed that it would be difficult to live there, at least long term. For what it's worth, health care is much more expensive here in the US, and statistics show that the overall quality is no better. Maybe the digital nomad life would be right for you, given your love of travel, food and new cultures, and your skills at communication. Good luck!

[@0That_Guy0]

Hearing your affection for Norway warms my Norwegian heart! And your frustration with all the needless small talk was nothing short of great - There's a Norwegian in you alright!😂 12:15 As for the strikes in the public sector, they do happen in Norway too, even in healthcare back in 2021 with the nurses. But they're more often than not resolved quickly. The last major strike here in Norway was actually part of the reason why we got a raise to combat the inflation, rise in gas and energy prices etc. But I think there were mainly workers in the private sector that went on strike for that one.

[@thefowlyetti2]

Norway is far richer per capita due to the immense oil wealth. That's why there aren't the same problems with strikes and wages, and no problems with energy prices. Also, its not ideal to compare a country to a city when making comparisons.

[@jeschinstad]

We don't depend much on oil and gas in Norway since we have renewable energy. As for our moderation in wages, it's caused by respect for our exporting industries. They negotiate salaries first and then other groups negotiate later. We all understand that we need our export industries to remain competitive and that greed will hurt us all.

[@0That_Guy0]

A bunch of businesses went bankrupt here in Norway thanks to the energy prices, so I wouldn't go as far as saying we have "no problems with energy prices". And people with lower income struggle a lot now, as the energy prices are still high, the rent on loans increases, gasoline prices are high, food prices are still going up - There are a lot of people struggling economically in Norway now, but you don't read much about it.

[@jeschinstad]

@@0That_Guy0You cant complain about this. We have the lowest interest on loan in the world, electricity is heavily subsidized and low income households receive extra allowance. We are not unaffected, but we struggle far less than most people in the world. In fact, the lowest income households are better off now than before the pandemic.

[@tomnygard6538]

Anna, it is so great to see you back (home) in Norway again 😊 Missed you!

[@Hispandinavian]

There's better places in England than London. This winter I'm going to Finland and Sweden. On the way down to The Netherlands, I'm doing overnight whirlwind visits in Oslo and Copenhagen. I love Northern Europe.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Well.. but the prices in the supermarket will be pretty much the same 😉 And I’m personally far not happy with the current consequences of Brexit .. 🙂 Finland and Sweden 🤩🤩 what a great choice! Especially winter time 😌 I’m sure you’ll love it!

[@shetaz905]

I agree with you! I didn't enjoy my visit to London at all. Too many people! I was always getting bumped into where ever I went. When I went to Sweden, it was quiet and spacious.

[@lpdude2005]

Think we would like to welcome you back to Norway. Prices have increased here too, but nothing close to elsewhere in Europe. Today we have had 17 hours of free energy / electricity. There are an incredible number of vacant jobs in Norway for those with and without education - I think. The salary increase has been approx. 5.3% The price increase is calculated at 4.9% and pensioners have received from 6.4 - 8.15% increase. Lower tax for pensioners who have earned the least and increased child support. Not bad. You also get 90% back if the electricity price goes over 0.055 Euro/kwh

[@Ragers82]

yup. we paid -14 øre per kwh today from 12.00 till about 15.00

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Aww thank you so much Glenn ☺️🤗🤗 Actually there’s a way 😉 as now doing KZbin is becoming equal to doing normal business and my team works remotely anyway - everything seems possible 🙂 Wow!! Gosh I love Norwegian way of supporting people .. this is so amazing what the government does for you, guys 🥲 it’s exceptional! The whole world should learn from you ☺️

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Amazing!! Bravo Norway 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Bravo again ☺️

[@iuciubbb]

NO: Er det også mange ledige jobber i IT (f.eks. systemadministrasjon), så vidt du vet? Jeg har lurt i noen tid på å flytte til Norge fra Tyskland. EN: Are there also many vacancies in IT (like system administration), as far as you know? I've been thinking for awhile about moving to Norway from Germany.

[@ps4games164]

Thank you Anna for the italki app. Didn't even have clue.

[@SoAnn4]

I just visited London for the first time and I totally disliked the city but can’t exactly pin point why. Granted it was like 3 days before coronation and the city was so full of people…

[@Daniboi971]

It’s crazy

[@stalekalkvik]

Love that you miss Norway. I love this place (however, I guess I’m not impartial…) I don’t have a house/flat to rent. But you are always welcome to visit or if you need help with planning or executing a travel in ‘my’ area - don’t hesitate to ask.

[@rudolffullybright636]

I love your videos and the detailed explanations you give. Yes, we would like to see the Norway guide, PLEASE!!

[@rorypearse3692]

I’m in London. our water is taken from an underground water reservoir and recycled. the water has been through 7 people (literally) before it reaches your glass of water, brilliant! and in the UK we put floride in our water which is great for healthy teeth and gums ❤

[@lovenature1919]

Does this apply to all water in uk or only to London? What about oxfordshire? And btw does water taste different in posh west London?

[@rorypearse3692]

@@lovenature1919 it’s just unique to London and haven’t tried water in posh west London, think it’s probably only sparkling :)

[@lovenature1919]

@@rorypearse3692 haha thank u for the laugh! I heard that water outside London taste way better.

[@pile333]

You could now be a awesome tour operator for Norway, England, Italy and Israel!

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

This is a great video, maybe the best I’ve seen on this topic.

[@NiccaWanderlust]

Hey Anna found your channel this video is eye opening ‘ I was originally planning to move to London 10yrs ago then I discovered Norway, then Ive been living in Norway for quiet sometime now and can totally understand your point I was pursuing jobs and the norwegian language because I cant imagine myself being out of Norway it became my home and Norway totally took good care of me and it changed my life forever ❤

[@magnusalexander2965]

A bit of context to nuance this is that Norway's currency has collapsed, and buying things from abroad, including Sweden, is very expensive. This usually happens during times of global uncertainty, and it always bounces back (people eventually remember that we have that huge rainy day fund) but for now it sucks, especially for anyone wanting to travel. And while the government increases wages to combat price hikes, the banks keep increasing interest rates to fight inflation (explicitly by trying to reduce purchacing power for Norwegians) and the two strategies seem at odds with each other. It's useful to get the context of how things could be much worse, like in England post-Brexit, but it's a relative downturn for Norway as well right now

[@ankra12]

The UK is becomming more like the US. Not a good thing.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

No way!! Seriously? For me the US seems better .. but I can’t really judge after spending only 2 weeks there 😉

[@Daniboi971]

It is. In every way. I hate it

[@aleaarnett6003]

Yes, please, a Norway guide!

[@marcuspaiva2652]

I moved from Norway to Ireland... I ended up comming back to Brazil.

[@ondrakafka7908]

Great video, as usual ❤

[@majestic51061]

Love your positive energy Anna. You crush the vibrance that makes you so charming. Mark

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Aww thank you so much Mark ☺️🤗 I’m glad you enjoyed it 🙂

[@Aanika]

Hey Anna! I couldn't agree more, especially with points 1-4! In terms of hiking, I could expand that to the whole concept of space. There's no such thing in the UK and even if you go to a forest, you get that sense of a human-maintained forest, if you know what I mean. Wild and isolated nature - a challenge to find, and around London - probably simply non-existent. 😆 I also relate so much to the small talk. Any time I see my neighbour, I can't simply greet him and get into my car, I always have to take into account a two-minute interrogation. Don't get me wrong, he's kind but a bit tiring. I kind of feel bad for British people. Small talk is so ingrained in them that even though I often see they don't feel like doing it, they simply cannot imagine not doing it. It's part of the politeness package they get installed when they're small. On, a separate note, I was wondering if you've got a video on how did you happen to move to Norway in the first place? Was moving there your first visit? Was it related to work or a random choice that you fell in love with? If not, I'd love to see a video on that! Thanks for the great content, I do love your videos on Nordic countries and I'll admit I'm secretly hoping for some more content on Sweden 😉as it's my dream country to visit. However, I've been to Norway and I loved it sooo much as well. How does one choose between these two countries anyway? 😄

[@johnmcmullan9741]

Really? You do realise all those forests in Norway are ecologically sanitised plantation forestry, right? They look "green" from a distance. Did you notice the lack of old trees in Norway's landscape too? Creepy. Very little respect for living nature. Remember Freya, the walrus? The unnecessary slaughter or whales and wolves? Farmed salmon? There are so many natural places to visit in Britain, but, yes, it is among the most densely populated in places. You just need to know where to find them. Some London parks have got more ecology than a typical forest in Norway, ironically.

[@kevingilchrist8736]

A guide to traveling Norway would be greatly appreciated. I need the help on what to see

[@horizontaal]

Anna, I don’t know what your job is, but if you’re not an actress, tv-host or a singer - something that could fit your amazing personality very well - don’t waste your time in an office. Go outdoors, Norway, Patagonia, wherever and make more of these highly amusing, interesting, clever vids.

[@vickypetkova3551]

Hey Anna, I would like to support your idea of creating Norway Travel Guide. It will be also great if you could publish and a guide for living in Norway - expat point of view. Thanks in advance and good luck ahead!

[@oqqaynewaddingxtwjy7072]

Anna very nice stay in Norway be healthy and beautiful

[@artcafe2684]

Do not move to the U.S. between the loudness, the traffic and the incessant talking you'd wish you were back in London.

[@wovenscrolls]

Whenever I've been to a country and want to avoid smalltalk, all I do is speak a different language that no one there knows and pretend I don't know English. 9/10 times people give up.

[@seanmcerlean]

A lot changed Anna. I was made redundant from my job in Vienna in February 2020 & came back to the UK temporarily with the intention to move back to Europe. That did not hapoen for obvious reasons. I now have another job in my profession but noticed salaries have dtopped a lot. Most of the reason is the "B" word not the "P" word. This country has destroyed itself from within by believing a lie from politicians. Also i think England does not care about socio/economic life whereas Europe does. Norway is beautiful but had also has a social fund to help out. England on the other hand just rips you off to executive bonus & pay. Disgusting to say the least. I am now looking at leaving with things improving again & my qualifications are transferable. I am also fully registered to live & work in Europe post Brexit

[@jimsmedley234]

Thanks Anna for your videos! I worked in Norway in 78/79 and it took me a few months to learn that I had to remove all the Canadian flags from my packs and clothing: :"Oh, an anglophone" I'll practise my english with them".... untimately my mastery(?) of Nynorsk allowed me to provided significant disruption to the filming of "The Empire Strikes Back" while skiing in Finse in '79, lol. Fond memories of my year at Universitetet i Bergen.

[@johnmcmullan9741]

London is a bit like Norway, ironically. The kind of place you might want to visit, but not live in. I'm a Brit living in Norway. I wouldn't move to London either, but I definitely plan to leave Norway. Possibly back to Britain, just not London.

[@JoeS-NY]

Norway is 1000 times better place to live than most places. I've only been there once and it was clear in a few days.

[@tracycockerton2218]

Please do a travel to Norway Guide! Tusen takk! 🤗✨👍🥰

[@TheManuel012009]

Norway for you seems a lot better especially with Lon don’s horrible rental prices and very difficult cost of living. 👍👍

[@Ragers82]

if you think Norway is cheaper you make a huge mistake. Cost of living here is prob a few notches more extreme than you think. xD

[@TheManuel012009]

@@Ragers82 I heard it’s extremely expensive but just London rental is horrific

[@lisesolberg5301]

@@Ragers82 Surely not in small towns in Norway? She lives in London which is comparable to NY City! Doesn't it depend on the lifestyle you want to lead, and the things you need or want to pay for?

[@Ragers82]

@@lisesolberg5301 she use to live in Oslo, where i live also, and was making my comment based on that. But sure the small towns are a bit cheaper.

[@nilsmedaas350]

get a job in Norway, problem solved, hehe....greetings from a simple fireman from the western Norway ;-)

[@elliotresnick5433]

Love your channel❤❤

[@Daniboi971]

I’m from London, and yeah, I can’t stand it. I moved up north. Less money, but people friendlier, more space, quieter etc. I have had a pay rise, but it was tiny.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Exactly!! Gosh this is crazy! Seems like it’s not just me who sees that London has clearly changed.. it’s far not the same anymore

[@TrymYoutubeMainChannel]

Good Luck in "Lundun" xD Jeg elsker deg også xD

[@youvashekel6509]

Anna goldman is my best friend 😊❤️👍

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Aww thank you so much ☺️🤗

[@Magnetar83]

Come back to us, Anna! 😭

[@torgeirbrandsnes1916]

Great vlog as always! Yes, doctors, nurses and busdrivers have been on strike here as well. When the goverment goes public and declares that a strike is a hazard to the health of the citizens then your pay demands end up workers cort. The court will deside your increase in pay. If you dont like it. To bad. Better luck next time, in about two yrs. Keep up the good work. Be safe! You want to join me at the Savoy?

[@Villstyringen]

I think that you moving to London made you understand Norway much better. :)

[@moffin25]

are you moving back to Oslo? Ive been to london to, i love london. But Oslo is special, the nature and the feel.

[@NZExperience]

Cant remember the last time I got a pay rise. If you want that you have to change job.

[@Dondaddyh]

Rome or Barcelona are the place to live, Norway is a little dull and London manic, as an Italian surely you agree Anna?

[@ankra12]

Never

[@perro0076]

I'm a Brexit refugee living in Europe. What on earth were you thinking?!?!? Yes, i agree with you. It was a dumb think to do

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 thank you, my friend! Well… I’m the one who was always against such thing as Brexit .. common, it was a really stupid thing to do!

[@catalinIntimidatorul]

It would be very difficult for me to visit England. First of all, I wouldn't be able to drive in that country. Everything is the opposite. It is a country, too crowded, too agitated. I wouldn't feel comfortable.

[@flexypower]

Anna hi. But I want to move. Repeat you way. Acctually I am in Norway now. So you reccomend me not to change Norway to GB?

[@rorypearse3692]

I’m London security guard. my pay has increased 10p in 4 years. I work at a corporate office building nr Bank Station. and the cleaners get more money than me 😢❤

[@jamesvandemark2086]

At the time, I definitely thought so. However, being part-Norwegian, its not our way.

[@juliahwang276]

Guide to Norway, do it!! 🙌🙌🙌

[@zvikaso]

If you think London is noisy, wait until you visit a Mediterranean city, or worse, a middle eastern city, or a big Asian city (India, for example) . London is like a museum in comparison. But I agree with you, the UK as a whole is not a good place to live in at the moment. Brexit has crashed the economy. The quality of life is not as good as some other European cities. However, instead of returning to Norway, what about moving to a different nice and fun city to live in? If it was up to me, in the first place I'd consider Sydney and Melbourne. In the second place I'd consider Lisbon, Madrid, Rome and Milan. Rome would be even noisier than London, but way more fun... you wouldn't mind the noise.

[@diamondmeeple]

Would be nice to have you back! 🙂

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Aww thank you so much ☺️🤗 I might happen actually 🙂

[@weeddegree]

Why would you move to London? Overpriced.. move to other areas of England

[@phatboom]

i play brown noise on my phone or echo at night. it drowns out all sound

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Hmm interesting way ☺️ as long as it helps 😉

[@robertdavila3780]

HaHa I loved this video and totally understand where you're coming from, but while watching couldn't help thinking of the shock and disgust you would have living in New York City!!

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Really?? 😱 why? What’s happening in New York City? As I’m actually thinking about moving to the US 🙂

[@robertdavila3780]

​@@AnnaGoldmanTravel Hi Anna, well what's not happening is anything good, Manhattan in particular where most people consider N.Y.C. ( there are 5 boroughs) is overcrowded, loud, the subway system is dangerous, homeless in the streets, and crime is out of control, and I grew in the Bronx a borough of the city so that's how I know. Let me know where you're thinking of moving and I might have some advice for you.

[@Daniboi971]

I’d have thought NYC is London on Steroids 😂

[@robertdavila3780]

​@@Daniboi971 To make a long story short!! Lol

[@michaelhill7045]

Norwegian and Italian lifestyle looks much better than the British. Btw, the water in the taps is recycled toilet water.

[@catiacosta666]

If you want to get some help in England with cost of living, you need to be on a very low salary. Unfortunately, middle class is struggling and paying taxes to help so many people, but then they are completely ignored by the government!

[@william-jhippolite1636]

i TELL YOU WHAT, you should come to New Zealand you would love it, its got lots of out doors activities too lol..

[@hedielabidi4115]

can you make a video , how to find a job in norway for non europeans ?

[@pingumilk8236]

where did you live in norway?

[@youtischia]

If you wanted peace and quiet with beautiful countryside why did you go to London ? Seems that you didnt do your research properly.

[@sambda]

Of course you pay for the "free" healthcare in Norway. I just imagine it's not seperately identified in your taxes, that's all.

[@david-stevenmorris.4418]

[the volume level of this clip is too low. She is already difficult to understand]

[@jozefrevay4710]

Why did you go to London in first place Anna😂😂😂.. nothing good about that not the same like 10 years ago, should visit Ireland😉

[@appledomer]

About living cost: In Hungary we have an inflation rate of 40% on food, so…🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️😁😁

[@pataudi8025]

GB should stop using their healthcare and teaching staff and the working staff for granted without any increase or change in pay or workload, if they can’t hire or can’t change the pay, who’s gonna work? If it can happen at a private company where you work then it can happen anywhere. Labour court won’t give justice for extended periods of time. Inflation for sure is increasing but when you talked about your electricity bill going up like that in like 5-6 months that just made everyone feel it. It’s high time you either move to Norway again or a cheaper place in England.

[@Daniboi971]

Their pay has gone up. Just not enough

[@msd8420]

Hi Anna, I am native French speaker and if you are interested I would love to help you learn / practice French, is there another way to reach out to you ?

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Aww bonsoir ☺️🤗 Sure! Just drop me an email at [e-mail] - I’d love to consider Merci beaucoup ☺️

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Aww bonsoir ☺️🤗 Sure! Just drop me an email at [e-mail] - I’d love to consider Merci beaucoup ☺️

[@GeroGike-vk1wo]

THE ONLY BAD THING ABOUT NORWAY IS HOW ISOLATING THE Country is. Even the night life feels boring. But nevertheless Norway is such a beautiful country

[@lenem3416]

Depends on where you live in Norway. Big citys its more, small citys....not to much..

[@GeroGike-vk1wo]

@@lenem3416 okay

[@oqqaynewaddingxtwjy7072]

I regret being born there

[@Sofiagomes265]

It’s worst place to move is uk

[@chris24j48]

Quiet ? Norway ? I’m there . Rest of world is noisy place.❤❤❤

[@Miguel2000-x6p]

Hi anna whats up well whats can i say about comparing norway to the uk I love norway so much it wants to go there ok I'm from puerto rico puerto rico Is considered a us territory I was born and raised in puerto rico the food is good the beaches are beautiful live in puerto rico is not good there's alot of problems in puerto rico the cost of living is high the electricity bill the water bill too nurses are fleeing to the us many young people are fleeing too etc etc and what about protests in puerto rico is wrong their always against the us and the government i'm tired of living here I want to go to norway btw about health care I know a country where health care isn't free and is canada the people said the canadian Healthcare is free I would say a big NO! Healthcare in canada isn't free alot same as the uk and about strikes in the uk it happens like train teacher health etc etc I went to private school anna it was horrible for me and then I went to homeschooling it was good I had A's on my notes then I leave homeschooling for some reasons and ididn't went to high school ever just only at home doing nothing all I want to get diploma to go to college to study in the us I decided to study in canada or to the us

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Aww I see .. well you definitely need to try moving to another country to understand if it works for you or not 😉 And starting from studying in the US or Canada - sounds like a great way! You’ll definitely understand where life is more comfortable and suitable for you ☺️

[@Miguel2000-x6p]

@Anna Goldman thank you anna norway is beautiful and amazing country to live in but if I move to norway instead of canada and the us I'll be great for me amazing fjords the transportation is good plus the food is good which I'll eat better than the us you'll not eat better plus I was wondering to travel to japan in the future what like about japan is their anime and manga my favorite place of japan is hokkaido niigata osaka and fukuoka also there's high speed train call the shinkansen is the most fastest trains on the japanese nation

[@leenewell3264]

You moved from Norway to London, More fool you!! And I’m from London

[@valdemarasmockevicius8925]

you are very nice

[@oqqaynewaddingxtwjy7072]

poisomn water from toilet

[@Leopard_8119]

That was the only "purchaise" I made :') kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKPalnyZq9N8gdE OOOOK ;)

[@roccosarli6939]

Anna, I kept watching this video as if I were watching a train wreck. You obviously are living in a beautiful apartment in the most fascinating city on earth. To keep comparing it to your home town in a negative way I think is just wrong! Also unfair to London. London has beautiful people architecture history and the Beatles! I have been to London several times and if I could I would move there at the drop of a dime. Complaining about hiking? Or just bragging that you hike in Norway. Please! To many choices, that’s a bad thing? Really! Three century old train (rail) stations. I could go on forever. Dorthy maybe it’s time you klick your ruby red timberlands and wake up back in Norway!

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Did you ever live in London? 😉 or came as a tourist? ☺️ as it’s 2 absolutely different things! Check other comments, I’m far not alone in my observation that Brexit does not work at all

[@roccosarli6939]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel I thought I was clear that I have visited London several times and would move to London at the drop of a dime. So no never lived there!

[@0That_Guy0]

How are your personal opinions and interests in London as a city any more valid than hers, exactly? She even brings up objective facts about the city. And you apparently have the experience of a visitor, not a long term citizen. "The most fascinating city on Earth" - That's highly debatable, and likely not even possible to conclude objectively one way or another, because it's very subjective and dependent on your personal interests. I certainly disagree with your statement. "Most beautiful architecture" - Again, subjective. The Beatles do in no way define London as a city, and their relevance is decreasing every year. And what if someone doesn't care much for architecture, history or music, how can you argue those as selling points? You haven't even countered a single point she brought up in the video, other than throwing crap about her joy for hiking, what the hell? If you enjoy a more quiet environment, clean and high quality tap water, clean air, close proximity outdoor activities such as hiking, lower costs of living - London is obviously not for you. Arguing against that with old train stations and architecture makes no sense.

[@wowwiz]

@@roccosarli6939 She's not Norwegian, so she's not comparing London to her hometown, but her time as an expat in Norway. How is that unfair?

[@swedishpsychopath8795]

We norwegians remember VERY CLEARLY the video you made BEFORE you left Norway when you thought you were going to leave Norway for good and mocked us, our traditions and our customs mercilessly. You even mocked the nature, I believe. The only way WE (the norwegians) will forgive you is if you go out on a date with me. I speak on behalf of ALL norwegians and this is the ONLY way we can give you forgiveness for your sins 😁!

[@hansenlima9306]

You are really a beautiful girl Suksess til deg🌠 🌎🇧🇷⚘

[@steinhalvorsen5017]

Come back to Norway and Kongsberg ,Kinde regard from singel man . 😂

We boil the water here