Most Googled Questions About Sweden ANSWERED

[@tittaintepaminprofilbild3956]

And ”Can swedes understand finnish?” Defenitly NOT!

[@ericabstridsberg240]

Well I think we can understand "finlands svenska" but no not the Finnish 😂😂 so i agree on that one

[@mwickholm]

Finlandssvenska is just a dialect of Swedish so if you don't understand it something's wrong. :) Maybe you think of people whose first language is Finnish and speak broken Swedish? It can be a little tricky to understand them, especially because some sounds don't exist in Finnish, for example "situation" may become "situason".

[@spelking5]

the only language we can understand the most in scandinavian countries is like norway

[@isacl3423]

no sweden can't understand finish but most of peoples in finland can understand us they learn swedish in school in finland if they want. but Sweden understand when Denmark, Norway and little bit of germany speaking

[@edvins8863]

WildGlobalGamer no we don't understand german, unless you were taught it in school which alot of us are.

[@micoberss5579]

1. Swdes are relatively tall people. Im from Russia, and people in Swden are mostly taller than in Russia. 2. Sweden is very safe. I lived in Russia, USA and three more countries. And in my opinion Sweden is safest. And most expensive )) 3. Swden is not socialist. If you say it is, you dont know what socialism is. 4. Sweden is not cold if you live anywhere south to Uppsala or Stockholm. And 70% of swedes live in the southern part of the country 5. And taking off your shoes inside is a good tradition. Not unique to Sweden. In Scandinavia, Eastern Europe, China, Japan, Middle East, India they take off shoes when inside. Why would you take in all the dust, mud, filth, dogshit from streets???

[@r.chamaemorus8025]

Micober Ss. Is 5'4, or 163 cm, considered short for a Russian standard? Because I am that height and is short for a Swedish standard. Also I am from a cold part of Sweden, but it can probably not compare to the coldest parts of your country.

[@micoberss5579]

163 cm is short for Russian standards. Average male height in Russia is 177cm. in Sweden it is 181cm. So average Swede is little taller than average Russian. I am 173 cm, and i am considered shorter than average in Russia. Russia is generally colder than Sweden. Even colder than Norway. Because of Gulfstream you have you have little milder winters. But also Russia has hot areas in south, where it rarely snows in winters

[@r.chamaemorus8025]

Micober Ss, I also think height varies in different parts of Sweden. I feel taller in northern Sweden than in, for example, Stockholm. Maybe it is because there are more immigrants in Stockholm, who might come from places with a shorter average height. Norway is not cold compared to Sweden, at least not near the coast. The country are immediately affected by the gulf stream. Tromsø in northern Norway for example. The city seems to have milder climate than Murmansk and Arkhangelsk, who are located where the stream is colder. But Murmansk and Arkhangelsk do'nt even seem to be cold compared to cities in Siberia, like Norilsk or Yakutsk.

[@mahmudali7537]

Come to Norrland NIIIGGGGGAAAAA

[@Luleph]

Micober Ss 2 guys in my class is over 180 and they are 13 years old

[@vilmanord30]

On the topic of swedes understanding norwegian and danish. Norwegian and danish is pretty much idenical in written form and pretty much all swedes can read it since it is similar to swedish. However the norwegian and danish pronunciation of the words are verry different. Norwegian and swedish are both languages where we articulate the words clearly making them easy to understand for other nordic people. Danish pronunciation is usually described as speking with a potato in the mouth. They dont articulate that much and it makes the language hard to understand for swedes (norwegians understand it better I think). However people from the south of sweden (skåne) usually understands danish better than the rest of sweden.

[@Olivia-ny6nl]

Agree I am from Sweden Skåne but I disagree with the fact that people from Skåne understands danish better. Almost none of the skåningar I know understands danish.

[@vilmanord30]

Olivia Sunshine I have a lot of relatives from Skåne and they understand danish better than me. but i guess it varies?

[@Covenantt666]

I'm from Skåne and I understand it ok, but it also depends on where the dane is from. A broad dialect makes it very hard to understand. I've found that the easiest danish to understand (for me) is the danish spoken in the east of Jylland(Jutland) near Århus.

[@SuherSMusid]

Vilma Nord I agree what you said but nearly many Norwegian people dosen’t understand danish.

[@evaruud9051]

I norway, danish sounds like norwegian if they had a potato in their mouth we say

[@Covenantt666]

I think another reason we (swedes) generally speak english so well is because there is no dubbing of TV-shows and movies, except for those that are aimed at small children. We hear english almost everyday when we watch TV, Netflix, go to the movies etc.

[@friedsallad7328]

Lite meningslöst att youtube rekommenderar denna video för svenskar lol

[@Alianger]

Är väl bra om vi kan bevaka sverigebilden tillsammans

[@Enkvinnasominteheterove]

Fried Sallad nah, it’s fun to watch

[@elsahenriksson7507]

Haha ja men jag älskar att kolla på dem

[@henrikboi1766]

Precis

[@jesbestpro]

Fried Sallad , håller med 😂😂

[@elpoodoo3099]

Swedes are actually in fact som of the most attractive people in the world. I think people are wondering If that’s true, which it is...

[@gabriella4506]

Thank you thank you

[@spelking5]

we are number 1 if you look it up, but maybe they have changed it.

[@blueeyedbaer]

That really depens on which places you are talking about. In Stockholm, Gothenburg, other larger cities there are lots of gorgeous people and they're more noticeable. In the rural areas and smaller cities people are very average by beauty standards.

[@FatBellyChemist1234]

Danish people are attractive too like the Swedes. I am also partly Swedish and Danish, so if Denamrk and Sweden unites they are gonna have Mr Miss Universe #1 &2 going. I am in a relationship with a 0.5 Dane and I say he is just gorgeous.

[@booitsbia]

In big cities like Stockholm, I agree. In other towns, hardly lol

[@AlexDestaK]

I'm a college guy from France who went to Sweden with a bunch of friends, we got an airbnb in Stockholm. Yes there are a lot of non white people but also a lot of white people. Before we landed to Stockholm we struggled a little bit when we had to call our airbnb, a black guy came in and helped us, he said he lives in Sweden, but I actually didn't hear him once speak Swedish, it was kind of weird, because if you live in the country you should speak the language or be learning it, I felt like I could speak more Swedish than him (thanks Babbel), other than that, he was really nice to us ! Swedish people are shy but when you ask for help they will help you and it felt really nice. Not like in Paris, fuck Parisians, nobody likes them. I think, we, French can relate to the "let me some space" thing going in on in Sweden (in the bus, metro, etc), if there's plenty of room for someone to sit and he then proceeds to sit next to me, I would be like "Wtf do you want ?" and then move. It's actually not that cold in Sweden, at least in Stockholm. I can see why some people are afraid of immigrants, it's kind of the same in Paris, in some places you have a lot of them, in some others, you don't see any. I think that you think there are a lot of them because they're concentrated in a small area, hence the impression that you think there's a lot of them.

[@DrySoap]

"Not like in Paris, fuck Parisians, nobody likes them." As an Englishman, I can wholeheartedly agree.

[@brandonrepo4]

Swedish are such a beautiful people! Proud to be related as a Finn.

[@jonathankarlsson1258]

I would NOT say that Sweden is very cold, or not in the summer, normally in the southern Sweden it’s relatively warm from may-september! Often more than 20 degrees! :D

[@MaybeitsmeJulia]

Your channel deserves more views!!

[@Shuuuky]

I spent 4 months in Sweden, Uppsala (I'm from Canada) and I thought it was quite expensive.... I also thought Swedes were really tall cause I was blending nicely compared to Canada where I feel like a giant. And I didn't think that Sweden was cold at all, I went to Lapland in december and I was able to walk with my jacket open and I felt great. I love Sweden and want to live there once I finish my studies

[@edvins8863]

Only a canadian could say sweden isn't cold

[@Shuuuky]

Hahaha, maybe russians as well :p

[@herrbonk3635]

@@edvins8863 Sweden is warmed by the Golf stream. That's why it is warmer than its latitude suggest, especially along the long coasts where most people live (of which the Stockholm archipelago is a part).

[@edvins8863]

Herr Bönk Yeah the gulf stream is doing wonders.

[@arvidp8094]

Not sure why it's called Sweden but we call it Sverige, which is a modernized version of the name "Svearike", roughly translated to "The realm of sweeds"

[@arvidp8094]

Another reason for us speaking English so well is because we don't get a lot of movies or books translated to Swedish. If you look up what languages a movie is translated to, it's pretty likely going to be in Norwegian or German but usually not Swedish.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

I think thats the other way around actually, when I started reading as a child all books were in swedish.I think they stopped translating cuz people learned english and no longer needed jt. Where I first saw an explosion im young people talking fluent english wthe first generation growing up with the internet.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

I could be wrong, but it fits better.

[@clamantmountain6432]

Native swedes are white. Black people have came from other countries

[@Slixix]

banaani600 kukko, black people living in Sweden are 100% swedes

[@clamantmountain6432]

Isak Ljungné yes nowadays, but the blackness has not came from sweden itself but from countries far away

[@winddragonlundholm1792]

Why did he not heart this comment? You're not rude and you are only speaking the truth...

[@dennislindberg527]

Isak Ljungné yeah and i'm 100% japanese if i lived in Japan

[@Wo0dGlue]

nationalism is retarded "hey it sez on dis paper ur a swede and u spek the swede that means ur a swede!!" *is a nigga*

[@MspHerrehschanel]

Why Sweden is "rich": 1. Steel 2. Weapon export

[@edvins8863]

Sofa Ⓥ free education, low employment rate, good infrastructure, business friendly and good trading partners like germany.

[@MspHerrehschanel]

Ballong Pappan jag tänkte att det var väl stålet som hjälpte oss att bli rika under krigen eftersom vi inte var med? Det gav oss en stor skjuts som gjorde det möjligt för oss att vara ett välfärdsland

[@MspHerrehschanel]

Järnmalm

[@edvins8863]

Sofa Ⓥ ja jo vi fick ett ganska bra försprång efter andra världskriget

[@praxsack685]

Tacka Kiruna Då (Jag Kommer Från Kiruna)

[@tahriabderahim4533]

Hi got hard question ...had booked an appointment I have it but I want to cancel it cause they given me wrong address .. I don't know where I can find the received code can help me pls

[@Fuldgnoemn]

The swedish mening of Sweden i basicly that, in swedish Sweden is Sverige. Back in the days it whas called Svearike whitch means Svea kingdom. And i dont now why but Sverige is Svearike in danish so thats what we call Sweden in Swedish. PS sorry for bad spelling i’m from Sweden. 🇸🇪✌️

[@wereldvanriley7]

Nice video. Keep up the good work. Your videos are entertaining

[@sutej72]

You said Sweden is a small country, Sweden is the 5th largest country in Europe but we dont have as many people living in Sweden, about same amount that live in Sweden also live in London. 🤔

[@vidguy007]

Whats your opinion of Tullinge? I plan to visit Sweden in the spring.

[@alinakrome8330]

Lol, entertaining as always! And informative! 👍👍

[@brunaguerra3021]

YESS look who's back

[@quackquack7595]

9:24 "nej" is actually a word in Turkish too derived from the word "ne" and written as "ney" Basically it means "what?" but it also means the name of a musical instrument written as "ney"

[@mjbb0718]

Maybe Swedish drinking culture or fashion style can be a topic 👍🏼

[@MikeCarvin]

侯漢普 music as well. One word: ABBA!

[@SakkePie]

What drinking culture?

[@kornaes]

Sakke Pie beer, wine, etc.

[@lunatictuna4599]

there's way more swedish music than abba. swedish fashion might be interesting, i'm clueless about it though don't know about swedish drinking culture, there's only one store that sells alcohol but you can buy it from restaurants drinking is popular among college or highschool students, some older post-family guys tends to get very drunk when they drink maybe because not drinking as much while raising childrens. you have to be 18+ to order alcohol from restaurangs but 20 or 21+ to buy alcohol from store(systembolaget has a monopoly) some people with families might have a more restricted drinking style than others, some people drink a bit too much. There are probably a small amount of anti-alcohol people as well. some younger people tend to go out drinking at a bar and/or drinks at a friends place, might go to friends place before or after visiting the bar

[@gruu]

Swedes are many colors....nice dodge xD

[@potshot2]

Many colors but not slavic? He's afraid of being called racist.

[@frogtomato1560]

Swedes are mostly white...

[@993km]

Svea Rike No, Swedes are white. There's no such thing as a black Swede. If I was born in Africa I would still be Swedish.

[@Theo9.8]

Xero ehh.. Yes they are, if you're born in another country and then move to sweden you are legally a swede.

[@993km]

Techyo A Swedish citizen, not a Swede. Please learn the difference.

[@aedrict81]

I have just discovered your youtube posts! They are really interesting.

[@mortenb3606]

9:00 alle kan. im Norwegian and Swedish is just a Norwegian dialect for and the same is danish for most. So I don’t understand why it should be so difficult for Swedes and Danes to understand each other when they speak a Scandinavian language. I only speak Norwegian to Swedish and danish people

[@pixxie643]

7:43 Thank you! None of my English friends ever understand why I take my shoes off when I'm at their houses and it's because I don't need to wear shoes inside so why would I if all it does is bring mud in the house? My friend once lay down on her bed with her shoes on and I just stared at her in disbelief.

[@spelking5]

it is so weird having your shoe inside someones house, even outside of Sweden. What is the point of that?

[@SmultronsyltNatha]

What does it say about our society that half of the comments here were about one particular question?

[@theGoldjey]

my relatives live in halland and when I bring my friends they're always VERY surprised how warm Sweden is. They imagine south Sweden to be like Siberia (but it's just a tiny bit colder than Switzerland/Germany) This is a common believe here in Switzerland that it gets down to -30 everywhere in Sweden, when I say to them that I go swimming in Summer they freak out and think I'm going ice swimming

[@sickdude.3834]

For me as a girl who lives in sweden, i would say that i feel pretty unsafe, but it depends in what city or palce i am. But i generally think no country is safe.

[@rohitchaoji]

Why do Swedes (and people from neighboring countries) not have a strong accent when speaking English? In some English-speaking countries (or countries where English is commonly learned as a second language) mostly former colonies, educated youth can converse in English pretty well but still retain an accent. I've noticed that unless I pay close attention, I can't really tell whether there is an accent or not.

[@rohitchaoji]

In case of Swedes anyway

[@r.chamaemorus8025]

rohitchaoji, I though we Swedes had quite a strong accent. I hear misspronounciation among many people. Some examples is pronounce "w" as "v" or "th" as "t" or "d".

[@eln5106]

rohitchaoji it depends on who is talking. This generation learn english early in school

[@Mycenaea]

I think you should try to look for things that we tend to "skip over" when talking in Swedish, such as "rs"(we tend to turn it into a sh-sound), "rl"(may drop the r), etc - so when we have to pronounce these in English words we won't be as used to them so we "struggle" a bit more with them. Another example is the letter z. Unless it's a common used word, I think we are more likely to pronounce it like a normal s because that's how we do it in Swedish. Personally I can usually hear when it's a Swede talking English. I watch a lot of gaming streamers and such and I think it's easy to hear when it's a Swede :P

[@SakkePie]

Yes they do. You just see on KZbin the ones who don't have. (edit:typo)

[@kialazyeyereader1822]

I’m Danish and admit that I do understand you guys a little, but speak reeeeaaaaallly slowly hehe also Norwegians just sounds like Danes mumbling to me hehe oh and we don’t hate you guys, just don’t want ya to beat us at football ;)

[@tamu7243]

6:07 yes you do, if you're arround people from other Nordic countries at least.

[@qwnm1073]

Tell a bit about yourself please: favorite color, food, season, spot on Earth, writer, singer and so on. Some stuff which could help to make up your personality image :)

[@patriciamartin6756]

I am in America. I met my husband from Sweden here. His English is flawless. He has no problem telling other drivers what they can do to themselves when they cut in front of him! I love to irritate him by telling him that I know all about Sweden. Everybody knows that Sweden is thexcapital of the Nerherlands. If you want a Swiss bank accoount or to buy Swiss chocolate, Stockholm is the place to be. Mats is true to his Viking ancestry He is fearless going on long, dangerous water voyages. It rained here and we got flooded. Mats didn't hesitate he got in the car, and drove under risky dangerous conditions in threw inches of water to discover where there was a store open at midnight, to buy vodka and yelling he would practice human sacrifice if he didn't find an open store

[@axellofgren7679]

Sweden is so rich much thanks to that we weren't in the second world war. When almost whole europe was in ruins, they needed materials to build everything up again. Sweden had those materials and resources which led to that our industries really got to start working and exporting and get much money. Our industries really got on the map thanks to this and continued to earn much money.

[@pahakasvivenuksesta2653]

And you had good economy during the WW2. Selling products to warcountries :)

[@Diabolus1978]

@@pahakasvivenuksesta2653 sell to the Germans or get invaded. And we gave the fins alot if rifles and many swedes went over to Finland. And the fins sent alotnof kids to Sweden to stay safe.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

Yea, I think wed been pretty well off anyway, considering our biggest exports are Popmusic, weapons and Steel/Crystal. Once again considering we, despite.our tiny country is world leading i both Music and high as fuck tech military equipment that says alot about the quality. And as You may know, the *cash* in music an weapons aint no friggin chumpchange... not being in the war obviously boosted our economy even further but to suggest we wouldnt be comfortably above average either either way is not a very plausible.

[@paulingvar]

I´d say that is a too simple answer. Our neighbors Denmark, Norway and Finland were in the war and they are about as rich. Yes, we had an advantage just after the war, but that did not last for many years. No, good economy has other reasons ; education, order, good politics, work ethics etc.

[@MikeCarvin]

Love your stuff! Keep it up!

[@Chris09978]

What do Finns and Swedish eat on holidays and regular bases

[@ana-mariastiolica4246]

Nice video Nacka ☺

[@delta6378]

But who will you vote? I'd vote for NMR but im not from sweden so i cant :(

[@evnikialezandria8545]

Heya, a bit late. Another lovely video! Made my day. Question; Would you be willing to do a Q & A? You set the rules and boundaries of what you feel comfortable answering to. Snälla, Tak. Ha en bra dag.

[@patriciamartin6756]

Sorry about my spelling. Darn keys mess up

[@ellavikstrom9817]

I live in northern Sweden near the coast. I think the winters are somewhat cold with some periods where it is really cold, spring summer and autumn are okay with the warmest temperature often sometime in April. I do not complain that it's cold, I don't even live in the coolest part of Sweden, but I'm so irritated over the fact Stockholm stops working and gets into chaos for -3 degrees celsius and 2 cm snow in the middle of December every single year. Come on, Kiruna had snow in August a few years ago and they managed well.

[@bobbyggare8364]

YOURE BACK! of course im having a splended day :)

[@ydhdhvdjdjfvfbx298]

Har du varit i Malmö Rinkeby husby

[@charlesajibulu664]

I am planing to move tô sweden with my Family from Brasil.please can you give me good way tô get job easily when we get there? Please advice me.

[@WilliamsKlockor]

swedes are mostly white what are you talking abute?

[@goblin4164]

Yeah exactly, real Swedes are white. The people talking about ethnicity not mattering are wrong. This is not an opinion, this is a *fact* .You may have a Swedish citizenship, which I can respect and I think you should be able to call yourself a Swede if that is the case, but if you have heritage from a country that is not Sweden, then you are NOT a real Swede, be it from Denmark, Japan, Nigeria or Syria. So when asked the question "Are Swedes white?", that is why I would answer yes.

[@m.i.s5554]

William, The Creator I’m from sweden and it is all colors here so it is true

[@WilliamsKlockor]

M.I.S read what goblin wrote and you will understand.

[@WilliamsKlockor]

M.I.S If I move to japan will I automatically be Japanese?

[@adriangoodarzi3164]

William, The Creator but if you are born in sweden but if you have family from another country you are still a swede.

[@magnusyttergren4126]

We leave our shooes by the door partly because our houses are genurally better built and therefore much warmer than abroad

[@norwegian52]

I wonder if swedes can understand swedish that is spoken in finland

[@Majadeandra]

Yes😂

[@xpvsu8947]

Dina videos har kommit i min rekomendationer och jag tycker om dehär videosarna så du får en ny sub

[@lovanylen4689]

I really like this video, but I have one question; when you answered the question about soccer you mentioned the world cup and by that I understood you meant the mens soccer team. But how are Swedens female team at soccer?

[@Minecratify]

Sweden is so rich mainly because of ww2 where we was "neutral" and was one of the few western countries with still standing infrastructure. And all of our resources like wood and metals.

[@jullee9908]

Im a Swede, I think it's quite fun that Norway, Denmark and Finland understand us. But we only understand a little of their language. As I grow older, I will try to learn a little better of your language! ;D

[@spelking5]

Didnt Finish or danish people learn Swedish in school?

[@jullee9908]

TashinTV Yeah thats True! ;)

[@Sarahbetho]

Your English is great! Loved the video 😃

[@annalisa9139]

Love it lol. I will be taking a trip to Saffle to visit my friends next year during midsummer. Do you have any advice? I'm from Texas.

[@Nackagubben]

I have personally never been to Säffle, so I suppose my advise would be to have a jolly good time :D

[@AmelieOhman]

Go to Karlstad, it's not so far from Säffle and has alot to do. Like shopping, restaurants, boatrides, gokart and alot of places to look at animals, for example Mariebergsskogen and 4H gården. :)

[@muridae83]

during midsummer it can be quite empty in bigger cities due to people celebrating midsummer on the countryside. have a converter/adapter for any electric equipment you will bring with you because the power ratio is different. also be prepared to eat herring, drink alot of alcohol and be completely silly the whole day of midsummer.

[@spelking5]

I live in Karlstad

[@owo8035]

I would love a video about Swedish politics, it would be really interesting to see

[@linneajaneman3384]

We celebrate the 24th because it's Jul not Christmas. Jul is midvinter and has nothing to do with christianity (it was celebrated before christianity was even a thing here)

[@kristenevens8034]

You're my favourite KZbinr from now on :）

[@ludwignoren821]

We are white in sweden

[@ludwiggrundberg7050]

Ethnic swedes are white yes, we come from the German branch but around 20% of Swedes are not of this ethnicity.

[@fiatvoluntastua9183]

Ludwig Noren Yeah. Give it another 20yrs. You didn’t earn the nickname Swedistan for nothing.

[@emsi7627]

Depending on what you would consider ethnic swedes are, for example sami people, were not white from the beginning.

[@ludwiggrundberg7050]

Sami people are from a Slavic branch originally

[@emsi7627]

Source?

[@HaileyM27]

"Why is Sweden so cold" 😂😂😂😂

[@DNA912]

Swedes are not a little shy. we are shy AF. just google "waiting for the bus like a swede" and the first picture explains everything

[@fluffypandagosegame]

Sweden was once a land with three kings where each kings land was name diffrently where one of them was called Svealand and after a few years thise three kings merged under the banner of the king in svealand therefor it became know as sweorice came to be. and that is also why we have the three crowns on sport jersys and such,and then we changed it into Sweden to become more of a land ran by the peapole and not by the royal family hope this helped

[@pl2305]

What nationality or country swedes like most and what less ?

[@mishapurser7542]

Do Danish people understand other Danish people?

[@isacl3423]

all houses is expensive in sweden

[@__-bc4bs]

What are you talking about? Our Police here in sweden has gone out and said that there are areas in the no-go-zones that they have lost control over.

[@isakmattsson1216]

P.S. du fick en ny prenumerant. Skön kille! Gillar dig och det du gör!

[@charlenechan7504]

i'm back! your videos are still really good :D

[@ΔωροθέαΚαραπουρζιδου]

Sweden is very Safe to visit around from others European countries. Traditional Swedish People are blond with blue eyes and kind people ofcource. Sweden is wealthy country because they have a good education system and transperancy in everything . Climate is cold and snowing most and is perfect for winter Sports....and very organized on public services , Also equal access in transportation and public buildings housing not only in cities but in suburban areas and the rural accesibility is safer too than others countries.....clean and safe . Lots of Barok buildings and interesting museums also I called the jewel of Scandinavian.

[@The_Troll]

We used to say that the Danes talk with potatoes in their throats.

[@mortenb3606]

3:25 nei.

[@joeycalogerohip-hop3727]

Swedes speak English so good because English is technically a Germanic language like Swedish is. It's easier for a swede like you to learn English because of this. You speak great English as most of your countrymen do !

[@laithbloff134]

someone from sweden could have a normal conversation with someone from norway and they would understand each other

[@simonhultgren7778]

i mean yes. but not to 100%

[@asaga1443]

I am a swede, and I always thought danish was really hard to understand sometimes. But this year I worked at the touristinformation in my town and got to meet a lot of danish people. They always insist on talking danish insteed of english but I found that it wasn't as hard as I always thought. You would still have to ask them to repeat a question from time to time but otherwise it went very Well. So i do think swedes will understand danish is you just really try😊😋

[@jolinearkhemahlberg8620]

Bra idé! Haha även fast jag e svensk va de sjukt kul att kolla påå☺️

[@archliter]

Ok men..varför ha skor på sig inomhus??

[@smultronpojke4010]

I love how we have Americans who get all their news from Breitbart talking about the safety in a country they've never been to. If I get shot at least I don't have to tip the shooter

[@simonholmstrom669]

6:39 Yes we do.

[@im9yearold730]

Could you do a video about Swedish plate culture? I think that would be an interest subject Nice video by the way

[@LS-oq3qh]

Actually, some swedish people speak English so fluently that i sometimes wonder if they're Canadians masquerading as the swedes.

[@Wo0dGlue]

>Are Swedes White "ehh no swedes have many skins colors XD" >Are Swedes Slavic "ehh maybe if u got slavic heritage LOL"

[@tillmar1332]

why swedes are good at english, we don't dub as much of our tv shows as manny other atleast european countrys are. we also have pretty limited suplies of swedish made fils and series.

[@bluelotus9245]

I have to disagree with you on the "Sweden is safe"-part. I grew up in getto Sweden... - I've avoided going alone through the local center my entire life in fear of being assaulted. - I've got a few friends who live near there and can't avoid it, they have been assaulted. - Here, drugs are everywhere. - One day when I was a kid our school sent all the pupils home because of a murder in an apartment next to the school. - The same school is one of the most troublesome in my town. - Stores in the area, owned by irresponsible people, have committed multiple crimes and eventually closed down for legal reasons. - Stores owned by responsible people have had to close down because of death threats to the personal. - BUT, recently a lot of police have been patrolling the area which makes it feel a bit more safe. This part of Sweden does exist, it really does. I bet it's hard to understand unless you have seen it for yourself. But it is not a made up story. And it has to be brought to light! Not in order to blame anyone or to point fingers. But because so many swedes and none swedes are being let down by our country. Nationality doesn't matter, none of us wants to live here.

[@editsvenstig8562]

I think Sweden is called Sweden because when it was like 1200 it changed from "Götarike" to Sverige/Sweden because Stockholm was built and is was in "Svealand" or something like that😄

[@pyrebird7567]

I would say most swedes can understand danish, if they don’t talk to fast so the words get mixed up.

[@FinDi90]

The language thing is kind of a spectrum... right? I've heard "many kinds of swedish" (=dialects, in movies) and not all of it is easy for me to understand. For me it goes like this: Finnish swedish = I can do that! (easy) Swedish swedish = I manage (denpends on a characher) norwegian = funny, sounds like swedish, sometimes totally understandable danish = no... looks like swedish, kind of, but sounds more like german icelandic = can't really even read... some odd letters... aaaand the list would go on from here with dutch, german, french, english... they are all related, after all. It's like it gets further from swedish and closer to english and then it goes on with spanish, portugal and italy... and so on.

[@johnnyrosenberg9522]

I'm not sure why so many Swedes tries to speak English with an American accent. We have our own, why not use that? Like Australians do, or practically everyone outside Europe.

[@_MaryRose_]

on the topic if swedes understand islandic; I'd like to pitch in that we strange nuggets on the island of Gotland may actually understand islandic mainly due to the fact that the local native language called Gutamål is strongly related to islandic. One islandic friend could actually understand gutamål effortlessly. That said, gutamål is slowly dying as it is running out of fashion and that is a bit sad to me.

[@arvidkull9250]

swedes are tall

[@stefano_de_carli]

Nice video as always nackagubben, but I was waiting for a question that never arrived: I know all the systembolaget stuff, but I just wanna know if I go to a normal restaurant or so, can I order a beer by being 18 years old? Just this, thanks for the attention.

[@Nackagubben]

Hi! Yes, the legal age to drink at a restaurant is 18, but to buy at Systembolaget you have to be 20. Logic much? :D

[@FinDi90]

You wanted comments... so... I'm, uh... writing one... ;)

[@Nackagubben]

Kiitos ! :D

[@FinDi90]

varsågod :D

[@ellah2411]

Ole hyvä :D

[@wisteriawarmth6672]

I have lived in America my entire life, and so has my whole bloodline. We are American in literally every point you could think of, except for a little biology. *WHY WILL THEY NOT TAKE OFF THEIR SHOES???* I'm nowhere near germophobic, but it still REALLY bugs me. Edit: I'm literally the only one who takes off their shoes, being a young teen.

[@أسامة-ك2ي]

did you say Sweden is a pretty small country ??! or I miss understood hmmm...🤔 Sweden has an area of more than 450k Square kilometers Is this a small area ... I don’t think so

[@dystopicdesigns]

The swedish etnicity is white. But not all who have membership are ;)

[@elizabethlovesalbert]

Swedish Yugoslav that’s a way better answer 😊

[@tapanilofving4741]

So after these hundred cars burned in Sweden in Tuesday night, is Sweden still safe?

[@vanval7524]

Guy, you’re ridiculous!!! I love you now! Kisses and hugs from Brazil!

[@tommiejonsson8952]

Ethnic swedes are white, but a big part of the swedish population are slavic because a lot of refugees came here to get away from the war in former yugoslavia. More recently, we have a lot of refugees who are trying to get away from the wars in Syria and Africa, and mixed in with those are golddiggers who want to live in a country that will give them money and don't expect anything in return. Some swedish women find these men exciting and don't find out, until it's to late, that commiting to a muslim husband is to commit yourself to a lifetime of slavery. Some women of the muslim faith find US exciting and if they can find a swedish man who wont mind dodging her relatives for the rest of his life, then it can go that way too.

[@emsi7627]

wha- ?? First of all it depends on what people you would call the ethnic ones (Sami?) Second of all, I laugh at people who say "Syria and AFRICA" like it's not a whole ass continent ??? + Having a muslim husband does not mean you're committing to a "lifetime of slavery". That's stereotyping.

[@tommiejonsson8952]

Dude. Syria is in the middle-east, right next to Israel. When I say Ethnic swedes, I'm referring to those who came up from the continent in the migration-era - i.e the 6th to 7th century - or rather, the descendants of those. Who layed the foundation to the nation (unintentional rhyme) that would become Sweden.

[@emsi7627]

I was referring to the Africa bit of your comment but ok

[@tommiejonsson8952]

The way I read it, you meant that Syria was a part of Africa, but it is not. Syria - and the rest of the middle-east is in Asia. Africa ends at the Arabian peninsula, which borders Israel on the west side.

[@emsi7627]

Then it's a misunderstanding. I was saying that people often say Africa as a country, which it isn't, that's why I reacted.

[@DaydreamingSwede]

Sweden is actually a social democratic country, and one of the only succesful socialist countries in the world, as well as literally one of the best countries to live in

[@vladopusic9397]

Croatia are even smaller and they came to the final in the WC2019”

[@Bynasf]

Yes that's unbelievable. How do they manage to get so many good players from there