Sweden vs Denmark vs Norway vs Finland - Country Comparison

Country Comparison of Sweden, Denmark, Norway & Finland:
On the basis of Area, Economy, Military, Government, Culture, Population, Gender Ratio, Literacy Rate, Export, Import, Tourism, Olympics Medals, etc.
Sweden:
Sweden officially the Kingdom of Sweden is a Nordic country in Northern Europe. It borders Norway to the west and north, Finland to the east, and is connected to Denmark in the southwest by a bridge-tunnel across the Öresund. At 450,295 square kilometers (173,860 sq mi), Sweden is the largest country in Northern Europe, the third-largest country in the European Union, and the fifth largest country in Europe. The capital and largest city is Stockholm. Sweden has a total population of 10.4 million, the largest of the Nordic countries; and a low population density of 25.5 inhabitants per square kilometers (66/sq mi). 87% of Swedes live in urban areas, which cover 1.5% of the entire land area. The highest concentration is in the central and southern half of the country.
Denmark:
Denmark is a Nordic country in Northern Europe. It is the most populous and politically central constituent of the Kingdom of Denmark, a constitutionally unitary state that includes the autonomous territories of the Faroe Islands and Greenland in the North Atlantic Ocean. European Denmark is the southernmost of the Scandinavian countries, lying southwest of Sweden, south of Norway, and north of Germany. Spanning a total area of 42,943 km2, it consists of the peninsula of Jutland and an archipelago of 443 named islands, of which the largest are Zealand, Funen and the North Jutlandic Island. Denmark's geography is characterized by flat, arable land, sandy coasts, low elevation, and a temperate climate. As of 2022, it had a population of 5.88 million (1 March 2022), of which 800,000 live in the capital and largest city, Copenhagen. Denmark exercises hegemonic influence in the Danish Realm, devolving powers to handle internal affairs. Home rule was established in the Faroe Islands in 1948 and in Greenland in 1979; the latter obtained further autonomy in 2009.
Norway:
Norway, officially the Kingdom of Norway, is a Nordic country in Northern Europe, the mainland territory of which comprises the western and northernmost portion of the Scandinavian Peninsula. The remote Arctic island of Jan Mayen and the archipelago of Svalbard also form part of Norway. Bouvet Island, located in the Subantarctic, is a dependency of Norway; it also lays claims to the Antarctic territories of Peter I Island and Queen Maud Land. The capital and largest city in Norway is Oslo. Norway has a total area of 385,207 square kilometers and had a population of 5,425,270 in January 2022. The country shares a long eastern border with Sweden at a length of 1,619 km. It is bordered by Finland and Russia to the northeast and the Skagerrak strait to the south, on the other side of which are Denmark and the United Kingdom. Norway has an extensive coastline, facing the North Atlantic Ocean and the Barents Sea.
Finland:
Finland, officially the Republic of Finland. Finland is a Nordic country in Northern Europe. It shares land borders with Sweden to the northwest, Norway to the north, and Russia to the east, with the Gulf of Bothnia to the west and the Gulf of Finland across Estonia to the south. Finland covers an area of 338,455 square kilometers with a population of 5.5 million. Helsinki is the capital and largest city, forming a larger metropolitan area with the neighbouring cities of Espoo, Kauniainen, and Vantaa. The vast majority of the population are ethnic Finns; Finnish, alongside Swedish, are the official languages. Finland was first inhabited around 9000 BC after the Last Glacial Period. The Stone Age introduced several different ceramic styles and cultures. The Bronze Age and Iron Age were characterized by extensive contacts with other cultures in Fennoscandia and the Baltic region. From the late 13th century, Finland gradually became an integral part of Sweden as a consequence of the Northern Crusades. In 1809, as a result of the Finnish War, Finland became part of the Russian Empire as the autonomous Grand Duchy of Finland, during which Finnish art flourished and the idea of independence began to take hold. In 1906, Finland became the first European state to grant universal suffrage, and the first in the world to give all adult citizens the right to run for public office. Nicholas II, the last Tsar of Russia, tried to russify Finland and terminate its political autonomy, but after the 1917 Russian Revolution, Finland declared independence from Russia.
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[@zarolikse2372]

Norway don’t celebrate 7th of June, the national day is 17th of may which mark the day when the constitution was made.

[@Hehehehesuii]

yeah 7th of June is America or something

[@eggforlifeyz]

Yeah I’m from Norway it is 17th of may lol

[@marcinkusiak9273]

17th May 1814 Norway is 208 years old

[@janerikbrmark6340]

thank you for commenting this

[@bearboy1798]

Teme NORWAY

[@hannagezelius5467]

Pewdiepie is from Sweden! He has 100 MIL +! Also where is Iceland

[@birgereriksen9984]

The title says sweden vs denmark vs norway vs Finland they said nothing about iceland

[@captainprice2575]

@@birgereriksen9984 maybe he wanted him to include all nordic countries

[@birgereriksen9984]

@@captainprice2575 but that still does not matter the title does not say anything about iceland we can not do anything about it the video maker have the choice

[@Simon11354]

he doesnt live there hes just from there

[@TullaRask]

@@Simon11354 Well, if I moved to Japan, I would still be a Norwegian. It's etnicity and identity, not just a country.

[@gombao348]

I always wanted to visit Nordic Countries. Huge love from 🇵🇱

[@spalelees]

Finland having 937,000 total personnel is amazing for 5,5mil population😯

[@jktraveller3856]

It is complete amount of conscript reservists. 280 000 is war time personnel.

[@JamesRelok]

No, men are forced to go to military, and 95% leave after their time is done, so they shouldnt be counted as personnel

[@spalelees]

@@jktraveller3856 Still three times bogger than Sweden or Norway.

[@user-jg6wz8tm4w]

@@spalelees well sweden has a stronger military than finland and so does norway

[@yungzime589]

@@user-jg6wz8tm4w yea defo no. They don't have stronger military, use google more than opinions.

[@DuckPines]

Most subscribed youtuber(Sweden): Avicii Pewdiepie: Am I a joke to you?

[@yotoberxtreme9129]

Yes

[@user-co1gi7yd2r]

He’s british now. British living in japan

[@GSSU.official]

@@user-co1gi7yd2r he is still from Sweden 𝑬𝒅𝒊𝒕: 𝑶𝑴𝑮 𝑻𝒀𝑺𝑴 𝑭𝑶𝑹 20 𝑳𝑰𝑲𝑬𝑺.

[@user-co1gi7yd2r]

@@GSSU.official yes but hes a british citizen paying taxes to UK and uploading from UK, thats what the databases use because its clear cut and factual, ethnicities are not. felix got danish and norwegian too in his dna test. 300M people live in USA and only native americans can be considered ethnically americans.

[@GSSU.official]

@@user-co1gi7yd2r ok

[@finman123]

The best thing between Finland and Sweden are passenger-ships that sail every day between our great nations. They don't cost much, and there is always great party going on. Especially in summer time, if people from elsewhere come to visit us, then you should definitely experience that!

[@Microbex]

Party on the boat?

[@finman123]

@@Microbex Yeah

[@jovisgonorway1001]

finman123. Yes. And the best thing about Norway, is all the pretty hurtigruten ships that sail north and south along Norway's beautiful coast and land :)

[@Keisarifi]

Freaking sweden

[@Mrspawnshoppe]

Älskar Tallink Silja båtar,har varit i Finland många gånger,blir aldrig tråkig.

[@zainesplays]

Fun fact: Denmarks national animal is NOT a red squirrel 🐿️

[@hrthomsen132]

It's the swan

[@anitasyvalahti1730]

@@hrthomsen132 It is nice to know👍👍. They are gorgeous birds.

[@Kat-mu8wq]

Red squirrel is cuter than a swan though. 😂 Swans are good at being quiet, I don't know if that fits Denmark..I've not known many Danish people However, Scotland's national animal is the unicorn, none of us actually exist, our accents are all fragments of people's imaginations..

[@adrianodinmrch789]

there are some inconsistences for sure. the national day is 17 may, like most people have already pointed out. but i want to point out the food too, kjøttboller / meatballs are not a famous dish of Norway. we do make them but you already included them in sweden and thats where they are famous. so why not put in smala hove (sheep head) or Brun-ost (Brown Cheese) that are more famous food ralted items from norway. And Norways national animal is not Lion, cause Lion is from Africa therfor never been a part of Norways natural eco system so they never been our national animal, it is how ever on our emblem but so it is in all the nordic countires. Norways national animal is a bird called Fossekallen (Cinclus cinclus/Waterfall Call???).

[@magne-johannilsen5621]

Norwegian coastline is 100 915 km long ;-) LOL. I did not find much correct information in this video. :-)

[@NiklasMJ]

Actually it is your Royal national Animal. but yeah this categori just says national animal so in your case it too would be the Elk like in sweden. Also the Danish one is wrong too, it's the Swan in our case which was named so because of how many we have due to our huge coastline but also because of HC Andersens fairytale ''the ugly duckling'' in honor of one of our most beloved and well known figures through out our history. Edit: Actually i'm wrong yours is the moose not elk.

[@Vikingskog]

You are partially wrong and partially right on the lion part. Lion IS a national animal of Norway. And lions are not just from Africa, there used to exist lions in Europe as well, in the mediterranean, they went exinct 1000 years ago. The usage of lions in heraldry was popularized in the roman empire(and to some degree ancient greece) and its successor the Byzantine empire(the East roman empire) which had actual wild european lions up till the middleages, and thus it spread through rest of Europe as heraldry and a popular symbol. Norway actually has 3 national animals. 1. Lion. 2. Fossekall/White-Throated Dipper. 3. Fjord horse/Fjording

[@bjrn4085]

and Denmark's national animal is not a red squirrel but a swan I don't know where Facts Monk got that from

[@victorkabrahamsen]

@@bjrn4085 it's a bit strange that he doesn't double check and if he does, he has to check some new places because a red squirrel is not the national animal

[@user-ql3rv7we5j]

Love Sweden,Denmark,Norway and Finland from Greece 🇬🇷❤️🇸🇪🇩🇰🇳🇴🇫🇮

[@Larssonnie06]

🇳🇱❤🇬🇷🇳🇴🇸🇪🇫🇮🇩🇰

[@bobidob5755]

efcharistó from Sweden

[@ape8270]

My friend is 1/4 from Greece

[@josephjaber8184]

Thanks im from denmark

[@Flora_on-paws]

@@josephjaber8184 me tooo

[@kidoo4602]

Actually Helsinkis area is just about 213 km². The metropolitan area is the one that is 700+

[@oskarihastbacka6593]

Yeah, and metropolitan population is like 1,3 million

[@hnorrstrom]

They should have gone for metropolitan area for all countries they clearly mix facts a lot.

[@qksf1645]

With the sea areas included its 715

[@kokkojustus]

I like how most of the numbers are wrong here.

[@brazox]

Like what

[@dipayanchakraborty1138]

Finland is the best and safest country my dream is to visit Finland in future

[@topiheimola69]

Welcome, welcome. Although I'm afraid all that is changing sooner or later by one way or another :/ Russia as you know has been aggressive lately and if that won't escalate then we'll keep following in Sweden's footsteps and end up with a bunch of gangs all around the cities

[@topiheimola69]

@Snowstorm immigrant streetgangs? No, this is a rising problem in Finland however it has been a thing in Sweden for decades.

[@Woot007]

@@topiheimola69 Same problem in Denmark not as big as in Sweden but also a raising problem.

[@dietzraimonds69]

@@topiheimola69 and the streets gangs here are mostly Finnish not immigrants

[@topiheimola69]

@@dietzraimonds69 they're completely different though. Foreign ones are a lot more violent and irrational than the traditional motorcycle clubs we have had here for ages

[@VaZelinoV]

I love my northern neighbor❤️🇫🇮

[@autowo_or_FinlandGeoghrapy]

@@M0rmi no

[@robinlindholm1525]

@@M0rmi no

[@gerbiini]

are you estonian?

[@robinlindholm1525]

@@gerbiini Pretty sure he’s Russian

[@VaZelinoV]

@@gerbiini yes i am from estonia

[@_Sonari_]

Love nordic countries 🇫🇮🇮🇸🇳🇴🇸🇪🇩🇰 from Poland 🇵🇱

[@Cat-mo5bp]

Thanks!!! Love Poland

[@xjjx1566]

Love poland from sweden 🇵🇱 🇸🇪 🤍❤️💛💙

[@zurichgeo]

Love you too poland, from denmark🇩🇰❤️

[@Karlmarx-r9d]

Love u monaco

[@jenderssen]

jebac komune

[@Thorgrim_]

Norway's national animal is the moose as well though. The lion is just the animal in Norway's National coat of arms.

[@loveruoo1307]

Its weird that its the loose though. It should be something more logic and iconic like the halibut or the cod which are far more iconic animals in the country compared to the moose.

[@tthyssen]

The misinformation in this comparison is hilarious!

[@Brexmachine]

Hello from Iceland 🇮🇸❤️🇸🇪🇩🇰🇳🇴🇫🇮

[@Theflash-ru4eu]

🍻⚔️💀🇳🇴❤️🇮🇸🍻⚔️💀

[@evaldk1574]

Hey! Iceland 🇮🇸 was forgotten ONCE AGAIN

[@LEVI-8]

2:25 Denmarks national animal is a swan 🦢 how could you get that wrong

[@Hrorikr]

Cygnus Olor or the ''Mute Swan''. Unlike it's brethren *coughSwedenNorwaycough*, it has no need for making loud noices, to prove it's point.

[@magne-johannilsen5621]

@@Hrorikr LOL, and Norways national animal, is not a Lion, but a bird called Fossekallen. :-)

[@SCV1320]

Yes i From denmark the national animal it’s a knop swan 🦢

[@manthisjarisbroke9273]

the danish mute swan is the country's national bird, not it's national animal.

[@SCV1320]

@@manthisjarisbroke9273 uh Sorry it’s a Big fail because i was from denmark

[@andersvassli2349]

Fun fact: A lot of swedish people go to Norway for the Summer, fall or spring, to get jobs that pay more than in sweden.

[@eerohillo3832]

also true in finland!

[@chronickush420]

cus its cheap

[@magne-johannilsen5621]

A noter fun fact, is that many Norwegians go to Sweden for holyday, cause it is cheep. :-)

[@idontknowwhoiam...6429]

@@magne-johannilsen5621 Me too I goo to sweden during holidays as its really cheap there..

[@BL_Igor]

I love all these nordic countries, if one day you want to visit Brazil you will be welcome, there are many places to be visited here❤️🇧🇷

[@sallasundell4351]

I love to come Brazil, its one of my dream to come there! Greetings from Finland🇫🇮

[@qweasd41ste]

Been there, and it was great😄

[@keravavantaa2886]

THANK YOU FOR SAYING NORDIC NOT SCANDINAVIAN

[@martinthelin1473]

Will Come one day greeting from sweden🇸🇪

[@Mr.Truxton]

Too hot, I'd just be a red jellybean all the time.

[@ludviglindberg5004]

Swedens most subscribed KZbinr isn’t Avicii it is Pewdiepie with 111 million subscribers

[@joketsu4454]

Yeah, mid-ass video

[@ludviglindberg5004]

Yes

[@themanwhoisaman635]

Exactly and the national day for norway is 17th of may, i say this as a norwegian person, this video is just wrong.

[@ludviglindberg5004]

@@themanwhoisaman635 yep i am Swedish and i know how you Norwegians feel about your national day

[@Simon11354]

he may be frome there but he doesnt live there

[@skrtbruh9161]

Dude got so much wrong, he even forgot the fact that Pewdiepie is a Swede.

[@sannaristovska6037]

Who cares about one youtuber?

[@felixbui9818]

@@sannaristovska6037 red squirrel is not the danish national animal tho

[@keravavantaa2886]

cry swede

[@Ghelasin]

@@sannaristovska6037 Well when one of the categories is "KZbinr with the most subscribers" then forgetting the KZbinr with the most subscribers on the planet is kinda lame.

[@thatonegeographydude]

Nordic brothers!🇧🇻🇩🇰🇫🇮🇮🇸🇸🇪

[@utaazshorts4300]

Finland has the best army

[@robloxandcoke237]

it is sweden of the nordic but i dont live in sweden i live in norway

[@utaazshorts4300]

@@robloxandcoke237 do you know sweden has a small army but they have good vehicles but Finland has better army better vehicles and fighters

[@robloxandcoke237]

@@utaazshorts4300 your cat is cute

[@utaazshorts4300]

@@robloxandcoke237 thx

[@erikempire318]

Its hard to compare as they are structured differently. Finland has a larger army and more artillery, thoug some old artillery, Sweden har newer artillery but way fewer. Thoug Sweden has a lot larger marine and airforce and very modern. I think the total military ranking by an international system is key Sweden 25 and Finland 53, though that does not calculate with the Finnish Perkele.

[@edkri007]

Norway's constituition day is the 17th of may, we don't even celebrate the dissolution with the swedish union a little bit

[@ordemeprogresso727]

That was very disrespectful manner young man, start and build some friendship so you want end up lonely!

[@stefankobbeltvedt8168]

@@ordemeprogresso727 the hell are you talking about he just stated that the nasjonal day of norway was the 17th of may which is true

[@arstan8092]

@@ordemeprogresso727 what you on about? He was just telling the truth.

[@zoom5024]

You dont celebrate the dissolution because you secretly miss us..

[@edkri007]

@@zoom5024 We never miss you

[@Finlandia207]

Someone rly needs to explain this military ranking shit because Finland clearly has the best army but is ranked the worst

[@kuolevijyrkinen4675]

The ranks dont purely evaluate millitary, they count for example land mass, GDP, defence budget, coast line, population, etc. And they also only evaluate the ammount of equipment every country has, they dont care about quality.

[@mrholm2718]

Bro, learn your facts. This is so incorrect in so many ways.

[@Rigmor_]

Love for Sweden, denmark, norway and finland from italy :)

[@bobidob5755]

Grazie from Sweden

[@TainDK]

Rights back at ya, from Denmark (P.S. well done a few weeks ago and I still like Måneskin even if they aren't the reigning winners anymore =)

[@Nobody-bz1nx]

Thanks! I love Italy :)

[@josephjaber8184]

Thanks i love italy

[@chronickush420]

dat is very nice, i vil send love from danmark becarse its the goodest land in det world

[@mysteriousDSF]

1:16 is the part where shit gets wild and I perfectly see why. Countries with high emphasis on mandatory military service like Switzerland and Finland are not only well protected from outside invasion but it also contributes to cultural preservation.

[@crab1gaming569]

yes it´s shit

[@mysteriousDSF]

@@crab1gaming569 Jensen? Are you a Scandinavian trying to take over?

[@crab1gaming569]

@@mysteriousDSF take over what? And i am from denmark so am from scandinavian

[@juliushakala5148]

@@crab1gaming569 what is shit

[@TullaRask]

Finland and Sweden isn't members of NATO, so they have to protect themselves if at war with Russia. That's why they have such a big military budget. Norway and Denmark doesn't need that.

[@artyle5157]

finland could have more land if russia didnt invade it

[@somerandomguy8001]

Well no, if russia would have never attacked, finland would have never became an independent country

[@Jan-cz3vx]

@@somerandomguy8001 What are you talking abaut? Lenin granted us independence 1917 without any direct conflict regarding Finland.

[@lattkrankt3220]

Sweden could have had more land if russia didnt invade it

[@apisd8455]

well, there would be no independent Finland at all if Russia had not annexed it from Sweden, and Russia would have more land now if it had not given Karelia to the finns as a gift during the annexation, because even though Russia returned eastern part of Karelia, the western part still remained with the finns, and Finland could generally lose its independence after WWII for participating in the blockade of Leningrad and the nazi occupation of the USSR, but it was spared, so if I were you, I would not complain

[@anitasyvalahti1730]

@@Jan-cz3vx Exactly.

[@WK_ORNEN_YT_SWE]

Love all Nordic countries🇸🇪♥️🇩🇰♥️🇮🇸♥️🇳🇴♥️🇫🇮From Sweden🇸🇪

[@pentti3715]

0:26 Area of Helsinki is actually 215 km². The other 500 km² is just water.

[@animeworldixr]

The Scandinavia cross flag originated as a symbol of Christianity and was used on banners during war. The Kalmar Union, which was the kingdom that united Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, as well as parts of Finland between 1397 - 1523, adopted a flag with a red cross and yellow body.

[@imaxischerhangus3578]

So the flags were created since the medieval era?

[@agffans5725]

@@imaxischerhangus3578 .. The flag of Denmark is the oldest still existing National flag of the World, which according to the legend fell from the sky as a sign from God during the Battle of Lyndanisse (Lindanise or Tallinn), 15. June, 1219 and secured Danish victory on the battlefield. Denmark is also the oldest Kingdom of Europe.

[@poltergeist108hallden4]

@@imaxischerhangus3578 bruh

[@JegSkaSkiido]

@@thatsverybad Please, stop writing messages online. You aren’t mature enough yet.

[@LightPr1nce]

I'm Norwegian an Muslim

[@Zander98]

Love how Finland is the only nation that doesn't have its leaders power handed down through generations. A true republic and the great wall protecting the rest of the Nordic countries from the enemy which is Russia.

[@peacefulminimalist2028]

They are not actually the leaders though, it's mostly symbolic. The prime ministers are the leaders.

[@keravavantaa2886]

@@peacefulminimalist2028 no she isn’t president has best power

[@peacefulminimalist2028]

@@keravavantaa2886 You didn’t understand what he said. This is about Scandinavia not Finland. We don’t have presidents, but monarchs and prime ministers.

[@BullseyeIX]

Finland is so lucky, they have such a hot prime minister: Sanna Marin

[@keravavantaa2886]

@@peacefulminimalist2028 why did you comment that if the comment is about finland

[@Hanz_Goober]

Would love to go to Norway someday. Perhaps even move there from the US. Seems much better there. I much prefer the cold to the heat. Even if it is in the negatives all the time. Language seems pretty hard to learn as well.

[@justusP9101]

In my opinion sweden or Finland is better for travelling especially at summer (we have warmer summers because we are more inland) but if you are interested in norwegian culture then who am telling you where you need to go!

[@Hanz_Goober]

@@justusP9101 those countries are too close to Russia lol. Jokes aside I'll probably try and atleast visit all of Scandinavia anyways.

[@justusP9101]

@@Hanz_Goober After about 2 countries they all start to Look the same xD

[@Lassisvulgaris]

A couple of points: Iceland should be included, as it is a Nordic country. Norway celebrates 17th of May as national day, to comemmorate the aproval of our Costitution, and independence from Denmark. Norway was then forced into union with Sweden on 4th of November 1814, in which we stayed until 7th of June 1905, hence Independece day. It should definately be celebrated, as it was that date Norway became an independent nation. As for religion, last suveys indicate about 65% atheists in Norway. The number of Christians date back to when Norway had a State Church (disbanded in 2012). and when newborn were automaticly enterd into the register. Many have not withdrawn their name, despite being athreists, while others don't even know they're registered. I guess the same may be for the other Nordic countries. Finally, there was no mention of the Norwegian Pension Fund (Oil fund), where money from petroleum is put aside for later generations. It's value is currently almost 12 000 billion NOK....

[@sallasundell4351]

I thought the same: Where is Iceland? Its Nordic/Scandinavian country.

[@Hypez_Gamez]

I thought of makt of the same things. Like the indepence day for Norway. One quick search tells you that it is the 17th of may.

[@Lassisvulgaris]

@@sallasundell4351 Iceland is Nordic, not Scandinavian, as Scandinavia is strictly the Scandinavian peninsula, though Denmark is also considered part of it. One reason for being a unity, is languages. Norwegian, Danish and Swedish are similar enough to be understood by eachother. Icelandic is more Norse, whili Finnish is a completely different language....

[@Lassisvulgaris]

@@Hypez_Gamez Interesting, because all my Norwegian calenders, including older ones, all say 17th of May "Grunnlovsdag 1814", i.e."Constitution Day 1814"....

[@hellehjerfriis917]

Almost everything in the video was not at all accurate, for all countries, I really wonder where they got all that "information".

[@aarohipanda25]

Love To Nordic Countries 😘

[@elaiza8882]

Conclusion: all the nordic countries are great places to live.

[@lumpofpooonastring]

Nordic countries are like the nicest countries ever

[@keravavantaa2886]

except sweden they are gay

[@milanunosson5038]

yes im from Sweden

[@milanunosson5038]

alright

[@Kat-mu8wq]

Yes, that's why they're voted as some of the least friendliest 😂

[@geoguy171]

Love to all nordic countries from India🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@samuel_saysske1355]

No love back minority killers

[@sallasundell4351]

I love India absolutely with all my heart❤. I have travelled there 5 times, its my Favourite country 💗. Greetings from Finland🇫🇮

[@geoguy171]

@@sallasundell4351 Thanks

[@andreaslumbyhansen6436]

Cool video, you probably did a lot of work for this, but some facts you get wrong, Denmark isn't 42,000 km2, but around 2.2 million km2. Mainland Denmark is 42,000 km2, I get why it's confusing, as most of the people live there, but you're leaving out 98% of the land, both the Faroe Islands and Greenland. I get it's a slight error, but for a lot of Danes it's quite annoying because there's been some slightly controversial "offers of purchase" of these lands by a certain orange haired man that loves walls. Even not so long ago, a former American ambassador outright proposed to annex it militarily, however unlikely that is. Leaving the territories out kind of implies, intentional or not, that you're supporting that. And also, the Danish national animal is not a red squirrel, but a swan. And Norway celebrates 17th of May. Something from an inside perspective also, I'm not sure about all the Nordics, but Denmark at least has a habit of separating things into smaller pieces, for an example, yes the population of Inner Copenhagen is only about 800.000, but Copenhagen is chopped up into so many smaller entities. Frederiksberg doesn't count as Inner Copenhagen, despite lying completely surrounded by Inner Copenhagen. To get the complete picture, it would be better to use Metropolitan Areas of the cities, as that gives a better picture. In that case Copenhagens population is around 1.7 Million to 1.8 I think, and Stockholm is up there at those numbers too, if not even higher. Cool video and interesting concept nonetheless!

[@soeren8652]

Damn a whole essay

[@TainDK]

@@soeren8652 When its needed, its needed =D

[@JamesRelok]

greenland is geographically not apart of denmark, so denmark is 42k km2. But if we are going to use ur logic, Norway is 2,700,203 km2 because they have land on antartica

[@andreaslumbyhansen6436]

@@JamesRelok yeah. The only different is Queen Mauds Land is not yet definite part of Norway because of the Antarctic Treaty

[@TainDK]

@@JamesRelok Go ahead and do that, I'm not gonna be sad if Norway is bigger... But people can't both count out nations from OL for not being their own (like Greenland) and also not credit those countries where they then need to be credited too...

[@krishnasubhasanthi6535]

Længe Leve Dronningen 🇩🇰❤️🇮🇳 Lenge Leve Kongen 🇳🇴❤️🇮🇳 Länge Leve Kungen 🇸🇪❤️🇮🇳 Lots of Love from India

[@ErnaBerntsen]

hug from Norway to India!!!! Lenge leve kongen 🇳🇴🤝🇮🇳

[@lucasjuhlsiems9209]

As a Dane I love reading the positive comments about Denmark 🇩🇰

[@bojankrkov1227]

as a Papua New Guinea what they can say bad about Denmark

[@theowl5829]

Pewdipie is from sweden and he is the second biggest youtuber

[@atnfn]

Yea a bit strange surely eveyone knows that? Perhaps you must actually live in sweden? I donno.

[@theowl5829]

@@atnfn I live in sweden. But never watch him. Not my type (:

[@Kat-mu8wq]

From the other comments he became a British citizen so he technically isn't Swedish anymore. 🤷‍♀️ Wouldn't know, don't watch him either.

[@kavehhosseinpour]

@@Kat-mu8wq but its the same with alan walker

[@Pepe-uv9ze]

given that denmark owns greenland, that number should rather be around 2.2 million km2

[@TheRealOlle69]

That is the danish kingdom not Denmark Btw im from Denmark

[@sylvestertarp7081]

@@TheRealOlle69 but the video should still include it. since it is about the nordic kingdoms.

[@TheRealOlle69]

@@sylvestertarp7081 yeah agreed

[@Randalftown]

Denmark is an elective monarchy. It’s a formality these days but each monarch since the 1920 has been approved by the people. Every time we make a change to the kings law we have to also confirm that the monarch is still the monarch and that their heir will be next monarch

[@celineee1338]

wat- where did you get 7th of june from- its supposed to be 17th of may

[@Everything_12]

Love Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland from India 😘❤

[@DiegoGaming.]

Love India from Russia!:)

[@aryantheknight6549]

@@DiegoGaming. 🇮🇳❤️🇷🇺

[@Everything_12]

@@DiegoGaming. 😍🇮🇳 ❤ 🇷🇺

[@toursgaming7168]

@@DiegoGaming. Love Russia from india! We will support your in the war!

[@lattkrankt3220]

@@toursgaming7168 why

[@aarohipanda25]

Nice Video 🥰

[@D3lta_.]

Hehe I'm Finnish :) I don't usually see our country anywhere, so I'm happy this video included Finland :)

[@blindgamerc-ops6821]

Paljon virheitä silti jos katotaan esim. tota maa ja vesi %:tia.. Ja Terve🙂👋

[@TheRealOlle69]

Same with Denmark

[@blindgamerc-ops6821]

@@TheRealOlle69 Nice

[@Lisea0]

Paaaljon virheitä sun enkussa ;(

[@joku3]

Sama

[@Everything_12]

Congratulations for 50k+ subscribers 🥳

[@Norwegian_Patriot]

Norway doesnt have its national day at 7th june! It is 17th of may! And it was the constitution day when we Get independence from Denmark!

[@countryball4276]

Sweden

[@VATJON]

@@countryball4276 No we did gain INDEPENDENCE FROM DENMARK in 1814

[@adam.maqavoy]

Well.. Your Part of EU just Like *Sweden* ~ So not sure About Your Definition of (Independence)

[@lmml514]

@@adam.maqavoy Norway isn't even in the EU

[@Larssonnie06]

2:52 PewDiePie? 🇸🇪

[@DontReadMyName9461]

Exactly.

[@kavehhosseinpour]

Yea pewdiepie is swedish

[@pharthasa]

I just recognized he didn’t count Greenland for size on Denmark 🇩🇰

[@andersnielsen6044]

@Negative_1 Sweden too.

[@pr3bzi]

Btw norwegians don't give a funk about when sweden released us we only celebrate the day we made our constitution

[@user-bc9kp9gg1h]

Chill with Norway Sweden Finland and Denmark and even Iceland from US🇺🇸🤝🇳🇴🇸🇪🇫🇮🇩🇰🇮🇸

[@andersvassli2349]

Alot of Norwegians might be screaming about the National Holiday, but it says independence day. Norway was not independent before 1905 7th of june, when Norway was dissoluted from the Swedish Union. Norwegians do not celebrate 7th june, but the norwegians celebrate 17th of may, when the constitution was written. We were still techically a part of the Swedish Union untill the 7th of June. I just wanted to make that clear.

[@MrPotatoThe2nd]

On denmark it says constitution day, so why not in Norway? Nobodo celebrates on June 7th here anyway, the only time people celebrate is the 17th of May.

[@andersvassli2349]

@@MrPotatoThe2nd I know no one celebrates 7th of June. But to answer your question. I don’t know, the dude who made the fucking is a muppet.

[@MrPotatoThe2nd]

@@andersvassli2349 im from Norway, and we celebrate our constitution day. It is a national holiday. We have many parades and parties. Maybe do some research before you comment.

[@andersvassli2349]

@@MrPotatoThe2nd i know. I never said you didn’t

[@arstan8092]

@@andersvassli2349 I mean said constitution day for Denmark. Would also make much more sense to put up the national day instead of a day almost no Norwegian knows or cares about.

[@Settiis]

Fun fact: Finland could single handedly take over all the other nordic countries

[@toivomyllyla8776]

No, we could not.

[@Settiis]

@@toivomyllyla8776We definitely could, it wouldn’t even be a fight, to be honest. The armies of other nordic countries are non-existent.

[@dibyaenglish6604]

I like all the Nordic countries!! But I think Sweden is the best of all Nordic countries!! It's my opinion!!

[@zeropit]

I'm happy living in Finland in Republic. I don't understand why is there still Monarchy in the world today.

[@user-jg6wz8tm4w]

Because of tradition

[@Peter_File69]

the other nordic countries are constitutional monarchies, we still have democracy

[@Shawkings]

It's because it's a great source of income, believe it or not they got loads of commercial value so the amount we pay for it is paid back in double if not more.

[@Shawkings]

They got no control over government they are just figure heads...

[@Qsen123]

@@user-jg6wz8tm4w tradition of rich foreign non ethnic scandinavians ruling over the people in giant palaces without doing any work?

[@arctic-1878]

0:46 The salary mentioned here is just completely false, and makes me sceptical to the entire video. The correct "salary" that king Harald of Norway get's is like $1.2 million.

[@seraphin1979]

Beware!! There is very little accurate information in this video.

[@apanhenriksapigaliv7392]

Swedens most subscriber KZbinr is not Avicii, it’s Pewdiepie.

[@JADE-vc3dt]

I wish I was born from this Nordic nation's And I expected to see Iceland here 😊😊 ✝️✝️ love to see our Christian nation's

[@eerohillo3832]

nordic countries are some of the least religious countries in the world. Atleast in finland most people say they dont beleave in any higer power but still remain in the cristian churches papers.

[@siiriheikkinen2071]

Id say most people arent religious in most Nordic countries, lot of them are still part of the church and partisipate in some of the christian holidays, but thats mostly because of tradition In most Nordic countries the amount of believers is less than 50%

[@Peter_File69]

”christian nations” i wish

[@Boxaxel]

I mean the vast majority of swedes are non religious, however many are still registered as members of the Swedish church since up until recently, everybody was automatically entered at birth. Also, being part of the Swedish Church is a small way to give to charity and help maintain very old, beautiful churches. So most people aren't religious, they are simply registered with the church.

[@sfp2290]

@@siiriheikkinen2071 I'd say our most beloved holiday, Jul (or christmas in english), is not even a christian celebration. We celebrated that all the way back during the viking age. For as far as I know, back then we just based it on winter solstice (which is usually the 22nd of december). So I agree. It is more about tradition than religiosity.

[@clarat8281]

1:43 That’s wrong, Swedens second language is arabic (about 8%)

[@Thor.Jorgensen]

Looks like you didn't do your research, Facts Monk. 0:25 That's not a government building or palace you're showing for Denmark. You're showing the Nimb Hotel located in Tivoli Gardens.

[@bellatorum]

Hmmm in Sweden this says 93% has Swedish as native language. That is far from correct. 93% might be able to speak Swedish but than the number who can speak English should also be way higher than 1,52%. The truth is that lots of people have foreign language as native language. They use Swedish as second language. There is huge areas in Sweden were almost none Swedish ppl live.

[@JohnnyEikelmann]

It means English native speaking, so I am sure numbers are okey. Most people in Northen can speak English, but as a second languish

[@vergil8833]

Yeah it's more like 75% speak swedish natively.

[@icebox1954]

@Negative_1 Yeah, good job on that immigration. It worked swell for everyone involved.

[@icebox1954]

@Negative_1 Because some people are better than others and some cultures are primitive and violent? Why are you a traitor to your country? Oops, former country. Sweden died and was replaced by the ethnically diverse and inclusive Swedistan.

[@Kat-mu8wq]

Most Swedes speak fluent English but it says mother tongue, so figures are correct.

[@kidoo4602]

There is more than 5 percent people who speak Swedish as their mothers tongue in Finland. Not just 3.71%

[@Sienisota]

nah, the percentage has been going down all the while.

[@kidoo4602]

@@Sienisota Yes, but it's not just 3.71

[@christoffer235]

You should have counted Greenland as a part of Denmark since it is a part of the danish kingdom

[@user-jg6wz8tm4w]

He didnt because even tho denmark owns greenland they are both still two different countries

[@DanskerneFraDanmark]

@@user-jg6wz8tm4w it’s still a part of the Kingdom of Denmark

[@user-jg6wz8tm4w]

@@DanskerneFraDanmark its still a completely different country

[@DanskerneFraDanmark]

@@user-jg6wz8tm4w no not really its a part of Denmark

[@user-jg6wz8tm4w]

@@DanskerneFraDanmark no its not

[@Tas_Umi]

Funfact: In denmark there comes over 5 million tourists every year, the very first king of denmark is: Gorm den Gamle ( Gorm the old) denmark has been here for more then 99 Trillion years even before jesus was born. Denmark has many legends and the most popular is HC Andersen ( Hans Christian Andersen) He was very popular and knowen for all his amazing books. The son of the first kings name is: Harald blåtand ( Harald bluetooth) and BlueTooth was named after him. Every year denmark hosts an fast outdoor party/meeting where they place an witch on top of an giant fire and burn it of to show that we want peace and no war. Edit: I only know this cause im danish lol

[@Tas_Umi]

The party/meeting is in diffrent citys btw)

[@vinishab9659]

pls do Canada vs Australia comparision

[@Ludovicus1769]

Although you got the size of Denmark right, although it seems that you forgot Bornholm, the Kingdom of Denmark is actually much bigger. The Kingdom of Denmark and Denmark, is a bit like the United Kingdom and England. And the Kingdom of Denmark also includes the Faroe Islands and Greenland. And seeing as it’s the Kingdom of Denmark you’re comparing, this video isn’t quite right.

[@dsxcs]

The kingdom of Denmark is only a concept and has no actual political relevance. Both Greenland and the Faroe Islands are autonomous with their own governments and denmark has no say in their politics.

[@Ludovicus1769]

@@dsxcs Untrue. Both Greenland and the Faroe Islands could in no way exist, if it wasn’t for the support given by Denmark. They are dependent on Denmark, and its financial support. So not only are they a de jure part of the Kingdom of Denmark, but also a de facto part. Not to mention that to say that they outright rule themselves is simply untrue, and Denmark always has the power to take away their autonomy.

[@kristianpoulherkild3401]

@@dsxcs That is plain wrong. Greenland and Faroe Islands are fully parts of the Kingdom of Denmark and must comply fully with the constitution of the Danish Kingdom. We can at any given time cancel their autonomy without further ado. While the danish parliament at the moment have little say in practice , it is primarily a matter of convention.

[@MrElias1998]

@@dsxcs LOL they getting breastfeeded from danish tax money

[@DJPJ.]

Norway's National Day isn't 7th June, 7th June is just a flag Day. The National Day is 17th May, which is one of the biggest National Day celebrates worldwide. While Sweden made their Day an official day off as late as 2005, and Denmark dosen't even have an official National Day.

[@peterb_nonumbers]

If I'm not mistaken, Norway celebrate the Norwegian constitution on the 17th of May, just like Danes do on the 5th of June. Whether it's called a national day or constitution day, it is pretty much the same thing.

[@zurichgeo]

Yes. Denmark has a National day because i know it and Im from denmark

[@villyplaysgames4759]

I'm a little mad that they didnt get all of the facts right. I dont know about the other countrys, but Norway celebrate 17th may

[@markusmakela9380]

Är Fossekallen in English Dipper? på engelska menade ja?

[@karishaangola2612]

Him saying "Avicii" is the most subbed youtuber in Sweden: PewDiePie: Baby im not even here, im just a hallucination.

[@fridolfstor]

In Sweden we don't have that Little inflation we had 6.8 % like the last three years before that 3.5%

[@theangryswede5521]

...My dude it is currently 1,7 % which is seen as extreme No idea where you got those numbers from!

[@MrMk82]

@@theangryswede5521 vad snackar du om? Den ligger just nu på 7,2%!

[@icebox1954]

@@MrMk82 Inflation is not really a concern long term for Scandinavians since out governments are almost boringly responsible and will eventually get it down to below 2% like always. That's more than what can be said of other countries who just compile bad decisions with worse ones. Denmark has an inflation rate of 7,4 but it matters little.

[@MrMk82]

@@icebox1954 i am a swede i live in sweden i can feel the inflation as it is now. Living costs is rising about 50K SEK (family of 4)a year. And we cant see any solution to this the nearest year/years. Our social democrats have/are doing really bad and our once Great country is on its down fall.

[@icebox1954]

@@MrMk82 If you think this mild inflation means that the country is "on its down fall" then you're too sheltered. Also, your immigration has done more harm to your country than the inflation. At least the current crisis is only temporary, as opposed to the permanent mess your country will warp into.

[@hawker131]

2:29 nope denmarks national animal is the swan I know that since I’m danish

[@bowlekongen1223]

Ja det er rigtigt!

[@hawker131]

@@bowlekongen1223 yay endelig er der en anden dansker her på youtube :D

[@bowlekongen1223]

@@hawker131 Ja True:D

[@BrickWater]

Det er den spætede svane men tæt nok på

[@hawker131]

@@BrickWater set er jo stadig en svane 🫤

[@phillipt1913]

Don’t forget, Anders Povlsen’s kids died in the Sri Lanka terrorist attack.

[@Venit_Hiems]

Denmark's national animal is The Swan. the squirrel isnt official

[@elinatikkanen1441]

Love to everyone waching this from finland

[@sopupopu]

Thank you :)

[@LasVegar]

17 may is an bigger day in Norway

[@vedingenting1844]

Denmark's national animal is a swan

[@mollareno]

What about Iceland??

[@CarlosGonzalez-kz6wp]

And Iceland? Its more scandinavian than Finland.

[@oliverjoelwatland2997]

Yeah

[@paskasaatana6298]

This was about nordic countries but yeah iceland should have been there.

[@captainprice2575]

Finland isn’t and doesn’t even feel scandinavian

[@danieleclemenza9665]

@@captainprice2575 Why do you all say that? Finland is a scandinavian country, let's not concentrate only on the territory in which it is located or its language... it has lots in common with other Scandinavian countries!

[@captainprice2575]

@@danieleclemenza9665 aight

[@mariushaakonssen]

Techically Denmark doesn't have a national day, June 5th is just called "grundlovsdag" (the name of our first law-day) and we don't celebrate our country at all that day

[@user-uk4jl4ot6y]

yes the ground law day !!

[@marcohara6124]

Jo vi gør bro😂😂

[@bojankrkov1227]

yes thats correct constitution day 😊

[@hyiping5926]

You really got the Danish national dishes spot on, but our national animal is the White Swan :)

[@christianpetersen163]

Why not the nightinggale - another bird that H.C. Andersen wrote a story about - which looks so ordinary but sings so beautifully? No, it has to be that big aggresive shitbird that chases children ind the park and can't sing for shit, only hiss. That bird really matches our national spirit. :)

[@OGK_Gaming]

@@christianpetersen163 Yea

[@stegtflaesk]

The national animal of Denmark is the whooper swan though…

[@pizzaoff4592]

Sorry the whooper swan is not the national animal of Denmark, the mute swan is the national animal of Denmark.

[@Tomato_Guy84]

in denmark the national animal is actually a swan

[@Variouscartoontopic]

Swan is a Bird 🐦🤡

[@Hermanhugorasmussen]

@@Variouscartoontopic well its still an animal

[@riskthefish494]

If you didn’t know norway has the money to literally buy sweden😳🔥

[@anitasyvalahti1730]

😳😳??, is it true?

[@svante1994]

Well, it does have a National savings account of thousands of billions NOK. But whether that is enough, I have no idea.

[@riskthefish494]

@@anitasyvalahti1730 it’s bc norway has billions of savings in case we run out of oil👍

[@anitasyvalahti1730]

@@riskthefish494 That is great 👍👍.

[@markusmakela9380]

Well, maybe, but Danmark doesn’t sell Sverige Konungariket.

[@phildisbury1564]

Iceland: Am I a joke to you

[@eupri7898]

Sweden 5% islamic? More like 50%

[@iramakhtar5428]

Love for Norway Finland Sweden and Denmark gram Denmark ❤️

[@kissamies1494]

Greetings from finland 🇫🇮

[@kissamies1494]

@sus man mahtavaa

[@TankGuy711]

Bruh some of this is wrong.. I know that because i live in Norway myself. 7th of June is'nt even close to the real one that is 17th of may..

[@Lacucu_on_yt]

the danish national animal isnt a red squirrel its a swan

[@Anni-ct6qs]

I'm from finland🇫🇮 And I can SAY PLEASE visit there. Its rly beatutiful And PLEASE visit Helsinki To!❤️🇫🇮

[@leonamustonen8041]

IM FROM FINLAND TOOOO❤️❤️❤️❤️🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮

[@Videoshort-e8l]

Pewdiepie is from sweden

[@Arozitaly70]

Which of them are most friendly to foreigners ?

[@IamScheming]

I love how there are so many mistakes in this video.