Sweden vs Norway vs Finland : Which country is the BEST to live in..!!

[@Red_R4ven]

Being myself from one of these countries. I cant help to laugh hearing the competitiveness between the three. We truly are the Sisters/Brothers of the North.

[@oreborg]

And what makes it even funnier is that there was barely any reason to compete about these subjects. The culture's and welfare systems are so similar! If I wasn't from Finland and didn't have my bias, the distinctive landscapes of Norway would give it an edge in my books.

[@GOAT-rl2uq]

One of my favorite things about being from the Nordics is that eveyone loves ripping on eachother, but in really good natured way. Couldn't ask for better neighbors.

[@jm-holm]

Pretty much everything they mentioned are things that all 3 countries have in common.

[@TheAns51]

True! One maybe doing more something than others like finnish drinking more coffee but yeah overall all of the things are very similar. Perhaps the biggest difference comes in nature and from people.

[@EliorrHub]

No the are saying what makes each country different and why that country is special and the Koreans pick the difference they like the most

[@GOAT-rl2uq]

Finland is a beautiful country, and so are all the others. Norway though... it's on a different level. Absolutely stunning scenery.

[@AvocadoandPeach]

Fr

[@Akaza_Donooooo]

Why thank you 😏

[@Ariboqs]

Thank u bae

[@Levienna]

Im norwegian and our treatment of elders... What she said, i feel its not right. we struggle . alot of elders does not get what they need. Thats why elders is one of my political heart cases. we are far from perfect

[@norboost]

While I definitely agree far too many elders struggle being younger myself I also see a lot of young people who struggle and don't get what they need. People where both in a house hold work but will probably never be able to get to actually own their own home (also in other places than Oslo). I sadly think we're moving faster towards a much bigger class divide in Norway and no one seem to be talking about it.

[@jossan47]

is it true that in norway if you work above the regular retirement age that you get a lot more money when you actually retire?

[@raunorepomies8621]

In Finland we have the same issue!

[@danielarneberg8557]

​@@jossan47 you have different retirement pensions depending on what sector of work you've been in. I know the % of workposition may have an impact but you can definately work after retirement, earning more beside.

[@Vivi-vg9lx]

do you know by any chance which countries have it better? After I've seen how elders in homes and hospitals are treated by medical staff in my country, basically they are neglected, I got really interested in this topic.

[@danininliluninshu2923]

Denmark and Iceland is missing! ...the term; "The Nordic Countries" includes ALL 5 countries! Iceland, Norway; Sweden; Denmark and Finland!

[@Fincoolman68]

and faeroe islands,greenland,they could mention those too even those are not independent countries ("belong" to denmark) but they r self-governing areas and conting as nordic countries

[@TheMartinSan]

No one really needs Denmark :D Sweden is enough

[@sayaann]

The gangs in sweden is really scary now, earlier this year there was a shooting really close to my school and sadly someone died. That was the only thing that people talked about the day after, there were some students that got interviewed by the news.

[@yawnzzn1206]

Vilken skola

[@craftylemon2460]

@@yawnzzn1206 If it's in Sweden name any city lol. Here are the stats for anybody outside of Sweden. Number of shootings in 2023 Sweden 363 Norway 10 Finland 15 Pick which place is best.

[@TheHunterOfYharnam]

thats what you get for taking illegal migrants/invaders and allowing them to stay

[@Wahtri]

@@craftylemon2460me who lived here my whole life 💀 like I knew that too but I didn’t know it was a lot compared to others 😭 I do wanna move tho

[@Bald_Zeus]

There's much more to Sweden.. Nature: Up north we got some of the oldest mountains in the world, gives almost an empty, apocalyptic feel which is super cool. Lots of reindeers and Sami there. During winters it's super dark and for a short period the sun never rises. You can also see Northern lights then. During summers it's super bright and during midsummer the sun never sets so you have midnight sun. down south we have many large archipelagos. Sweden has the most islands of any country in the world with over 260000 islands. Allemansrätten means you can go anywhere in nature without being afraid that you're trespassing on someones land. Even if you're on private land you can forage and camp. Stockholm is sometimes called the Venice of the north. Built on several islands and divided between the lake Mälaren and the Baltic sea. She nailed that it has a ton of nature, with lots of parks. You can visit Djurgården which is an island only minutes from the city which is almost untouched nature with some old buildings from the 1700s. Stockholm is also one of few old cities untouched by ww2 and has many very old buildings (some from the 1500s). She also forgot to mention the very long maternity (and paternity) leave that parents get in Sweden when having children. Means you gets over a year of paid leave from your work to take care of you child. Healthcare is free until you're 18, then afterwards it's very subsidized. You rarely pay more than $20 for a doctors appointment, even if you'd maybe have to get an x-ray or do certain tests. Also if you have to visit a hospital many times in a year, you get a free card which makes all hospital visits free for a year. sorry I just had to defend my country :) Finland and Norway are great too of course

[@kevinregen]

this mostly applies to norway and finland too though

[@christal0846]

Fellow Sweed here🇸🇪

[@turkkahimberg7155]

Finland🇫🇮best

[@jawad.n.s]

Sweden!!!

[@altoclef6688]

Three very similar countries. Different landscapes where Sweden has a bigger variety, Norway the most breathtaking views and Finland the multitude of lakes. For welfare, social life et c I think a Korean would find all three very similar. And we are close like siblings, including Denmark.

When looking closer, the variety in Norway I would say is pretty much on par with Sweden. For instance, in the north part of south Norway, close to the border with Sweden, there are almost desert looking, stony (lots of loose stones all over), steppe-like areas with wide landscapes. Near Stavanger, some places look almost like a mix of Denmark, Scotland and even England. And we have some island archipelago areas, a bit like Sweden. Forests like Finland and Sweden, and highland "tundra steppes" like in Finnmark and Hardangervidda. Alaska looking places, in areas near glaciers. And more. Our marine life in our "actual real ocean" is also at times insane, people catch weird fish that are from 250 to 400 kg and stuff, and whales and dolphins, even *giant turtles* have been spotted in Norwegian waters. There are even a few (cold water) coral reefs. Etc.

[@Timarecool]

u should mention Swedens archipelago so beautiful

[@l.h.3586]

Most islands in the world!

[@sampohonkala4195]

Although Sweden has more islands as the country is bigger and has a way longer coastline, the most notable continuous archipelago is in Finland.

[@l.h.3586]

@sampohonkala4195 You can't compare that to the swedish west coast, with clean proper salt water. 😉

[@Fincoolman68]

Norway has second,Sweden has 36th,fFnland has 70th longest coastline in the world.Nordic countries not on this video,Island 25th and Denmark 16th longest coastline in the world.

[@niklasohman5021]

Many of the arguments here applies to all Three countries. High taxes, Sami People, beautiful landscapes, many many lakes. There are many similarities. But also differences. I'm a Swede and I want to say Sweden is the best of the three, but I can't. Because there are things wich is better in Norway and Finland. For me it is very much a tossup, it's basically what a person prefers that will make the choice of wich of theese three countries you want to live in.

[@PulseX10N]

I'm not from Norway but I could probably sell Norway better, just mention the Sovereign wealth fund and maybe it's future with the newly found dominant phosphate deposit and it's importance and most of them will probably stay over. She did mention that Norway is one of the richest country though but didn't know to go into it enough, it might be THE richest country soon if it not already is.

We are rich as a nation and country, but it's not extremely noticeable around in society beside a few signs of the country being modern and up-to-date. But there's not that much opulence here, maybe it's our culture and the jante law, I don't know.

[@JohnnyYounitas]

What is the Sovereign wealth fund?

[@PulseX10N]

@@JohnnyYounitas They took their oil profits and put it into their sovereign wealth fund, if it were to be split and handed out to everyone of it's like 500,000 citizen, everyone would get a million dollars or something like that...

[@Quzga]

As a Swede this was hilarious, I love Korea! I wanna visit so bad. ❤

[@AishaHasan-y4l]

How are you swedish if you can't even spell Sweden 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪💪💰💰 why are you lying to yourself just jealous of Sweden 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

[@Quzga]

@@AishaHasan-y4l??? What are you talking about. Moron

[@Quzga]

@@AishaHasan-y4l??? Are you dumb or what. "hasan"

[@Quzga]

​@@AishaHasan-y4lRoom temp iq hasan... Go read a book

[@Quzga]

@@AishaHasan-y4l You don't know the difference between Swede and sweden and you tell me? 🤦 Go to school.

[@zavillion893]

As a Swede I love all three of these countries, we're like siblings

[@wowJhil]

The things is, most of the best things are shared in all these countries. I got to say though, when it comes to culture, I was surprised that the Pippi card wasn't used :D

[@johnnorthtribe]

Sadly younger generation didn't grow up with Pippi and other stories written by Astrid Lindgren as much as older generation.

[@sgtmian]

hahaha, the competitiveness when they’re all pretty similar. i think i’d stay here though (norway), i like the mountains and the aurora borealis.

[@promealiens9659]

In my opinion, Norway is the closest to Japan in terms of terrain, so the interior of the country has a lot of mountains and also a lot of seashores.

[@SwiffyDK]

Please talk about who was the least and most gang crime xD

[@sunnysundae2006]

The Nordic countries! 💪🇩🇰🇫🇮🇮🇸🇳🇴🇸🇪❤️

[@Fiseringen]

no Denmark? liked and subscribed.

[@kokkolintu3528]

We are all so similar it doesn't really matter 😊 I guess if you're more introverted and/or love sauna and/or love metal music, then come to Finland.

[@cinderellaandstepsisters]

Finland was ranked the best country by World economic Forum conference in Switzerland Davos in 2019 and was also ranked the happiest country seven times in a row by World happiness index report and UN in 2018-2024. The reasons are approximately the same. Finland is at the top in almost every category.

[@Bevrast]

I am biased of course, cause I'm Norwegian, but aside from industry (where Sweden used to be really innovative), I can't see what Sweden has to offer, that Norway don't. The other way around, there are some stuff like the mountains and Svalbard or even Antarctica (granted you have to have the right education to inhabit the research station there). We feel there is not much difference in the culture, although I'd say the Swedish have more high culture and Finland has a really interesting language. The Sami people inhabit all three countries. Economically Norway is the safest, but the taxes are also enormous. Finland has nice wintery stuff, like Ice Hotels and Sauna culture, but we have apporpriated alot of that. If I didn't live in Norway, Sweden would be high on my list, right behind Switzerland.

[@Bevrast]

One thing I realized watching a documentary on twin and triplet births is that we have better rights for leave and money than Denmark. I don't know about Sweden or Finland though.

[@zavillion893]

Sweden also has a huge ice hotel that they rebuild every year

[@zavillion893]

Things that Sweden has to offer that Norway doesnt includes Allemansrätten, like the lady in the video said, which gives you a lot more freedom, even more than she mentioned. I also think fika and the culture, the traditions in Sweden are unique and great, and I feel like foreigners would love them. Also Swedes are more reserved and keep to themselves, dlnt really like to initiate clnversations that much, but are very nice once you start a conversation, which I feel like people would enjoy. Also southern Sweden is a bit hotter than Norway which people could like, other then that they are kncredibly similar and have a lot in common to offer

[@Bevrast]

@@zavillion893 Norway also have Allemannsretten. All the other things you mentioned are also true for Norwegians.You might have a point on the weather.

[@danielwigroth]

Team sweden i Am from sweden

[@Katirin89]

The finnish girl succeeded painting the picture that we don't have any poor people in Finland and everybody can get whatever they want. What a statement. She talked about that children can go to movies etc because parents have always money to pay that. We do have those poor people who cannot afford even their daily necessities. What kind of utopia she lives in?

[@MiVert]

Same her in norway

[@Reflectingparadigm]

chill the fuck out? The setting for these kind of shows in Korea or asia in general is just to have fun. Ofcourse we do not go into the details cus nothing is perfect, but the game is to sort of sell the general idea of each country. Its a game alright. Enjoy watching it and laugh with them. Eller har du blivit så jävligt sur bara för att ditt liv är också? Lmao. We dont need you or your kind of mentality

[@aliasincognito0]

In the United States, we have homeless people that are high on drugs and are literally left to die under a bridge.

[@TheAns51]

Well in a way she is correct. Finland has a system that allows you to get money from city/ state if you don't have enough to live but most poor people don't know about it (which is rare) or are so egoistic that they don't want to get "free" money from sossu. I'm from relatively poor family and not for a moment i felt that we were poor. My parents took me to a movies few times a year. Most people who claim they don't have enough money to spend on their children for movies or something, themselfs usually drink alcohol or smoke. True poor people are very very very rare in Finland. Of course these days things are somewhat more difficult than in the 90's or 2000 but not much.

[@Katirin89]

@@TheAns51 apparently you haven't really seen poor people based on your comment. Try to look up organisations who'll give clothes and foods to families in need, you'll find plenty. I am a volunteer helper in one of those organisations and I can say that your assumption of all the people drinking away their money is wrong.

[@JennieLundstrom]

I am from Sweden

[@btslover2365]

I'm from Finland and I speak Swedish at school because we study that

[@cinderellaandstepsisters]

Swedish is the second official language of Finland.

[@88Atwood88]

As a swede I will say that I prefer Norway's nature, truly magical. As for Finland it's beautiful and when it comes to healthcare they are the absolute best! I think what I love the most about my country is the archipelago with all our islands + of course the fika 😂❤

[@cinderellaandstepsisters]

By the way taxes are high in other Nordic countries too. Some of them have even hgher than Finland. For instance Germany, Denmark, Norwayand Netherlands.

[@Serraphina]

The fact that the entire population of those country can fit in my city

[@MANCHESTERUNITEDLEGENDS]

As a Swedish citezent the gang violance is UNBARABLE

[@ssr-p1n]

8:12 Sámi viewer reporting in!

[@cerene11]

Sweden has a high crime rate... and gang fights. And most rapes in Europe. But it wasn't always like that. In Finland it has gotten worse too but not as bad as in Sweden. I don't know about Norway.

[@peterfireflylund]

The imported people tend to stick to cities so the countryside is still largely safe.

[@pordniara]

Sweden is europe's gangster paradise...

[@zavillion893]

There are many countries that are way worse in Europe, its just the media and propaganda that majes you think Sweden has it horrible and that it happens all the time and everywhere. It pretty much only happens in the really big cities, mostly the 3 big ones, being Malmö, Göteborg and Stockholm

[@NoahNobody]

Finns are so hardcore about their mobile phones, they name their kids after telecommunication companies.

[@stefanlundberg6092]

Sweden 🎉❤🎉❤🎉

[@askalds]

As a scandinavian, i'd rather move to Japan. Just as beautiful there.

[@norboost]

Same, but only if I could work remote or not at all. Work culture in japan seem horrendous.

[@bookmilla8616]

Why are they excluding denmark from these videos?

[@pordniara]

probably couldn't find a person from denmark to join

[@cinderellaandstepsisters]

Denmark was ranked the second happiest country by World happiness index report and UN. Also it was the least corrupted country with Finland and New Zealand in 2024. Denmark is a very good country.

[@PulseX10N]

I was thinking Finland would mention it being always ranked as the happiest country but she never did, by the end even I forgot about it.

[@Ractori]

@11:41 mentions being the most happiest people in the world.

[@MrJuulia01]

Finns seems to be the most depressed out of those 2

[@cinderellaandstepsisters]

​@@MrJuulia01No they are not.

[@cinderellaandstepsisters]

Finland was ranked the best country in 2019 by World economic Forum conference in Switzerland Davos too. Finland is at the top in almost every category.

[@MrJuulia01]

@cinderellaandstepsisters What do you see

[@donquixote1502]

Hahahahahaha, we are family. Like siblings we love to tease each others. You can't go wrong no matter which country you prefer. I would ad the other Nordic countries (Denmark, Iceland, and the Faroe Islands) too. We have a fantastic place to live, we are very, very close.

[@danielwigroth]

Sweden❤❤❤❤

[@suomiprkl]

she should’ve mentioned sauna culture for finland hehe

[@minniemoniekookie]

I’m absolutely stunned at how Norway and Sweden missed the opportunity to talk about Vikings during the culture segment 🫠 Neither is the comment section mentioning this…!?

[@Sueuhevffbcjjidis]

Sometimes i wish i lived in Northern Europe. It seems like a real life fairytale

[@1DensuN]

As we can see we all have almost the same things regarding Nature,Culture and Welfare systems. I myself is from Sweden but wouldnt mind living in either Norway due to this. Language wise Finland is on their own planet 🤣🤣

[@kennethAmos8929]

So funny they Call it the Nordic countries….. when not all the Nordic countries are represented 😂😂

[@anettechristensen7952]

You forgot Denmark 🇩🇰

[@williamdhl72]

Nature: Norway Culture: Sweden Wellfare: Finland

[@butterflies655]

All these matters are the same in all these countries.

[@alvis6801]

I want to mention that Swedish Norwegian and Finnish companies have been fighting about where Santa is from lol, as a swede myself i was taught that he lives in Mora in Sweden.

[@mnjk1558]

Fun fact: If you write a letter to Santa Claus (wherever you live in the world), it will be automatically delivered to the Santa Claus village in Rovaniemi, Finland😅

[@alvis6801]

@@mnjk1558 wow that’s interesting!

[@Halibrand]

Santa lives in my childhood memories.

[@herrbonk3635]

But the correct answer is that Santa is from Germany and USA. De små tomtarna (the small gnomes) with grayish hats are from Sweden though. These were also partly the model for Coca Cola's picture of Santa, especially the hat.

[@mnjk1558]

@@herrbonk3635 Actually Santa is originally from 300's Turkey, if I'm not mistaken. Finnish Santa was originally called "Nuuttipukki" and Nuuttipukki is originally from 1100's Denmark. We still spend Nuutinpäivä on the 13th of January especially on the west coast of Finland. Many other Finns don't even know about this day. But nowadays it's safe to say that Santa Claus lives in Finland.

[@MansGoransson]

I live in Sweden and from Finland

[@Akaza_Donooooo]

Commentors. Be honest which of theese 3 would you visit? Norway, sweden or Finland? (Cant pick your own country)

[@arja7579]

As a Finn I have lived in Norway, but also travelled a lot in Sweden and in Denmark. I haven't been to Iceland, unfortunately. To be totally honest, I think Norway and Sweden are equally as lovely. Personally I am not that fond of high mountains. I visited Stavanger (visit only summer time) and it is really pretty city. It has really beautiful and dramatic sceneries. One to be mention is Pulpit Rock in norwegian "Preikestolen." If you like hiking and don't have a fear of hights, I've heard that is worth visiting. (I do like hiking, but high places freak me out, so even the wild horses would not have drag me there🤢). Instead I am very fond of lakes (I am originally from the lake district of Finland, maybe that's why) so if you have the chance, get a rental car from Stockholm and go and see the big lakes Vänern and Vättern. Lapland it is worth visiting for several reasons; during the height of summer in nordic countries, you can see the sun at the local time of midnight, which means it never gets dark. Rent a cabine (further away from tourist areas, that is if you want to experience total silence) and hopefully by the lake and if it has sauna (in Sweden they might have in some cabines, it is not as common as here in Finland) anyway heat the sauna and along with it enjoy swimming in the lake, the silence, clear air and the midnightsummer. After you would feel refreshed and invigorated and would have good night sleep. And in the winter time, if you feel brave enough you can try also ice-swimming. Aurora Borealis (meaning the Northern Lights) painting the sky with different shades of green, frozen marsh and snow flakes. Finally I am sorry, but I take the liberty to advertise taking the overnight cruise from Stockholm to Helsinki during summertime. Why? The archipelago is incredible beautiful and if daylight and the weather conditions allows it is worth taking. I wouldn't be fair if I didn't mention also Denmark here. The Capital Copenhagen is beautiful and it's Tivoli (the world's secondly oldest amusement park) is worth visiting💕.

[@moanordlof770]

6:32 why didn’t the Swedish person say they have the most islands 😅

[@veronicae2291]

To elaborate on Swedish welfare: Healthcare is free until you turn 20, dental was free until the year you turned 23 (current government has decided to change it to 18). For medications you only ever pay $500, and then you get 365 days of free medication before you start paying again. If you get hospitalised, the maximum amount you will pay for staying in hospital is also $500, regardless of what treatment you need. If you're unemployed, you have the right to a few things, so each month you send in your expenses and the government will provide you just enough to get by, unless of course you have unemployment insurance, in which case you get 80% of what your salary was, for up to a full year. Students get paid $300 per month to study, and then you can take out a loan for $900 per month. This loan has an interest rate of 0.16% and payments are based on last year's income. You also don't have to pay anything back for the first two years after you're done studying. Placing your child in daycare is subsidised and there is a maximum amount that any person will pay in case they have multiple children in daycare. Parental leave is a total of 14 months and can be decided between the parents, but also grandparents. If you need extended sick leave, you have 364 days to recover before you have to leave your job, this because the government pays your sick leave after the first 7 days of being away. By law, you are entitled to 4 weeks consecutive vacation and an additional 5th week each year. If you do not utilise your 5th week ever in a period of 5 years, you can be forced to utilise them. If you have children, you have an additional 6th week each year. Of course, many, if not all of these, also go for Norway, Finland, Denmark and Iceland. All this is just to say that paying taxes isn't a bad thing, so long as the government can be trusted to put it towards the betterment for everyone's living situation.

[@noisemaker-f3x]

Wowww😮

[@noisemaker-f3x]

Hi, so I want to ask, as a person of religion, (a Muslim hijabi woman), can I live in Sweden or in any if these North Countries? I hear they're hostile to Muslims

[@veronicae2291]

@@noisemaker-f3x unfortunately, much like the US and the UK, a rise in xenophobia and especially islamophobia has been the trend over the last decade, but, we do teach tolerance in schools and people under the age of 40 have a much more welcoming and open view. We have anti discrimination laws that protect your right to housing, education and work regardless of religion, ethnicity and nationality. There are also a fair few cities with proper mosques. The city I live in has one central mosque and one smaller mosque (not sure if either is shia or sunni). Halal products are also easily available in pretty much all cities, the closest halal supermarket to me personally is 1.5km away. Children who's parents speak a foreign language also have the right to "home language" classes, so they can be taught their parents native language. Children also have the right to access a safe and private area to pray during school hours, and all school meals can be, and shall be made/adjusted to the child's dietary restrictions, regardless of reason. People who flee to Sweden and seek refuge, if allowed to stay, can apply for "establishment funding" which is money the government gives the person so that they can start renting, start attending Swedish language courses while also purchasing necessary items. There are also many integration programmes that help those who arrive in Sweden under less favorable conditions to find work and gain independence. Accomodations for religious clothing/attire in schools or at work are mandatory, even in hospital or other medical scenes, except for long sleeves, but a hijab is perfectly fine to wear, the hospital I worked in even had hair+neck covers workers could use and return just like regular scrubs. Another thing for children in regards to refuge is the school law. So long as the child (person under 18) attends school, they have the right to stay in Sweden. Reason I bring up refuge so much is because majority of our Muslim population came here as refugees, or their parents or grandparents did so, alot of our laws that protect people with a foreign ethnicity or different religion, are laws designed to protect refugees. My country isn't perfect, but every chance I and many of my generation get, we do what we can with our vote to make sure that everyone can feel safe and welcome.

[@noisemaker-f3x]

@@veronicae2291 thanks a lot

[@maggan2808]

​@noisemaker-f3x If you are completely covered, besides face and hands, I would advise you against living in any Scandinavian country. Reason being is that people there need to expose large areas of their skin (as much as possible) to the sun during the brief summer months, to make up for the long dark winter months (Nov- March) and in general, rainy and windy days all year around. If you can't do that for religious reasons, then over the years, you will have some serious health issues. In addition, if your ramadan ends up in June/July, then your time frame for eating is VERY short.

[@scottmartin9041]

I wish thay included Iceland , Denmark and the faroe islands because i would like to know about the difference in the language , cullture etc,. I think of the scandinavian languages the best soundind is icelandic which is beautful and norwegian . I havent heard much of the faroe island languge though

[@johnnorthtribe]

Everything they said can be found in all three countries basically. What Sweden and Finland lacks are fjords and what Norway lacks are thousands of lakes and dense forest like in Sweden and Finland. Also these three countries have almost 700000 islands all together. About the Polar Bears.. I am positive 99.9% of Norwegians have never seen one in the wild since they can only be found on the very very remote island of Svalbard near the Arctics. And lastly we have high taxes but we also have a good salary with a lot of benefits in the society (including Denmark) that many countries lacks.

[@The-Vega-Islands]

Finland have 190 000 lakes Norway have more then 450 000. And Norway have plenty of dense forests.

[@Aleccss]

@@The-Vega-Islands forgot to also mention that we have the longest shoreline in the world too ;)

[@MITIKULI]

I lived at Svalbard so I saw polar bears many times

[@rosee9923]

Dont like that the finnish girl keep on saying much more stuff, when its the other girls turn to talk

[@vop4813]

It could be just cutting

[@MrJuulia01]

Shes Karelian, ofc they speak fast and a lot😂Theres differences in regions

[@evertors2365]

SVERGE !!!!!!!!!!!!❤!❤!❤❤!❤!❤❤❤❤❤!❤!❤!!!!!

[@Bawamba]

Surprised Norway didnt mention they have unicrons as well

[@sandracb87]

They forgot one point: how easy/difficult their language is to learn, good luck with Finnish xD

[@sleepines]

good job Finland x3

[@cinderellaandstepsisters]

By the way Norway has sami ppl the most 40 000-60 000. Sweden is next 20 000-40 000. Finland has the least number of sami ppl. About 10 000.

[@tohku7852]

But Finland have only two dangerous animal

[@craftylemon2460]

Ok lets be fun and cute. Here are the stats of shootings in 2023 Sweden 363 Norway 10 Finland 15 Denmark 23 Pick which place is best. I know, hard choice.

[@benjaminZ19]

We need another video like that but with germany, swiss, austria compared or with germany, netherlands, belgium or france, germany, italy, they are all great countries

[@carinastrand8149]

I love Norway there is very beautiful there plz

[@aishacadeey9928]

Sweden is 😊 better❤❤❤

[@tommir2624]

this is fun

[@Aleski15]

Rip sweden and norway Finland is best❤

[@MITIKULI]

Finland is boring

[@cinderellaandstepsisters]

​@MITIKULIFar from it.

[@mathearossland1795]

....norway is the number one coffee consumer in the world

[@IIIOOOUS]

We have free health care after 120 years old

[@mwtrolle]

Huh, how can you have the best Nordic country and then no Denmark or Iceland?

[@mwtrolle]

I actually think Denmark is a lot different from the other 3 nations. Obviously nature isn't as extreme and grand unless you include the Faroe Islands and Greenland.

[@butterflies655]

World economic Forum conference ranked Finland the best country 2019 and the World happiness index report and UN ranked Finland the happiest country seven times in a row 2018-2024. Why? Finland is at the top in almost every category. The list is long.

[@Ilianawasyehun6316]

Lappland is in Sweden not Finland 😮

[@turkkahimberg7155]

Lappland (Lappi) is literally a place in northern Finland, Santa Claus lives there. Stop the cap

[@thile4068]

Go study geography again. Lapland belongs to Finland.

[@JohannesN91]

How about Vappu in Finland!!!

[@turkkahimberg7155]

Fr

[@andersonpessoa9952]

does the government benefits applies for immigrants? isn't all of those things offered just for the ppl who are born in the country, besides the landscapes where you can just visit

[@sampohonkala4195]

No, if you are legally a resident in the country, the benefits are for you. You can even vote in the municipality elections if you have lived in the country for two years, even when you are not a citizen.

[@SiiriVilenius]

I live in finland

[@kino6881]

USA can't do any of that because we have way too many people truly sad. If every one made 1 mil per year maybe we might have those kinds of financial freedom for kids and elderly.

[@jesperxthe3811]

Where's Denmark in all this? A Scandinavian country 🇩🇰🇧🇻🇸🇪

[@cinderellaandstepsisters]

Denmark is a very good country with a high standard of living.

[@sleepy_dobe]

Aww....Rosie, don't fret, whatever the other girls say, I will always pick Norway over Sweden and Finland. I like the free education and social benefits for the elderly there, but there is no replacing of that landscape. The fjords, mountains......that's an instant draw for me. But if Iceland was available here......sorry Norway, no contest. Iceland would be my no 1 nordic pick.

[@LauraFinsaas-l7l]

i live in norway

[@Pophet84]

what on earth happend to the hair of the swedish girl? like is that on purpose? i think she would be quiet pretty with just normal long whatever hair.

[@michelleg7]

Nooooo if they are Korean you will not have access to alcohol in Norway or Sweden except through a special store, no drinking games no none of that except on weekends! Alcohol is totally restricted in these countries and I think its ridiculous! But the dating scene omg that is another disaster of those countries but I would take denmark or even finland over those countries. Yikes.

[@PrincessBlack04]

What is the Finnish girl wearing😭😭 and why is she saying sauna like that!

[@mechamapping]

SANTA CLAUSE IS TURKISH ?!

[@RubyDaddy69]

No reindeers in turkey stop it bro

[@mechamapping]

@@RubyDaddy69 Do u actually believe he had reindeers? R u going to primary school or something? He was a Christian Pope lived in Anatolia, and he used to give gifts to kids in Christmas. He never had red outfit with white bits, and never have jumped on houses to put gifts into chimneys of houses. They are only in the movie, omg.

[@MrJuulia01]

Nah Finland still wins. Forests are best except the mythology, dont need that. Finland gorvernment is bad actually, so is healthcare

[@MITIKULI]

Nawhhhh Finland is beautifull but cant be compared to norway or sweden

[@MrJuulia01]

@Veslevaarin or other way

[@cinderellaandstepsisters]

​@MITIKULITypical putting Finland down. Or is it jealousy?

[@JohanHannesson]

santa clause is from turkey

[@mollyzzzz]

hi

[@inaexity]

Norway is easily best. I mean Sweden politics are a literal nightmare and there are a lot of criminals there. Finland is isolated and most Finnish people are poor. If you really look into Norwegian documentaries about society, nature, cultures etc. you will find that Norway is truly the best option out of most countries today, especially if you stand for equality and peace. Also in a few years when global temperatures are high, Norway is gonna be a perfect temperature.

[@dianabialaskahansen2972]

Says Nordic countries, yet does not include Denmark and Iceland? Also knowing several Finns who are poor and struggle financially, so I feel Lada did misrepresent her country a bit.

[@Emiline_here_always]

TEAM NORWAY

[@Latrice_kabamba]

덴마크는 왜 없나여

[@TheSympathon]

Finland is dark and sad, norway has anything sweden has and more

[@itsmeh681]

- Completely free school meals (she forgot to mention) - Get paid for attendance in both high school and university (not grades, just attendance) - Called the land of many islands (we also have many lakes) - You don't need to know Swedish here because we speak English quite well - Many inventions (Volvo, IKEA, H&M, sportify, fifa, minecraft, freezer, dynamite, zipper etc) - The most athletic country, if you visit you will see people playing all different type of sports. - 70% forest + the largest north country. - Big on sports - Rich history, we owned both Norway and Finland, we got viking, last war was 200 years ago ---- Sweden for the win----

[@zpoffex0]

First! #Sweden

[@martiusrust8584]

Toilet water gun

[@Lindagrinstuen]

No norway is better

[@nea_nea]

What are some of yall yapping about Santa is from Finland.😀

[@flashchrome]

Sweden obviously followed by Denmark, Norway and Finland. But we are all brothers and sisters (Hej! Hej! Hei! and Hei!)

[@Focaloren]

>goes to sweden on holiday >gets thrown a grenade at I'd rather go to Norway.

[@alvis6801]

@@Focalorendid that happen to you for real?

[@Focaloren]

@@alvis6801 No. Sweden is known to have many grenade attacks (around 150 per year). It's become a meme.

[@alvis6801]

@@Focaloren honestly yeah that’s true… the last few years have been crazy with immigration which has sadly led to a big rise in gang related violence and crime, but it’s almost exclusively a problem in the south of sweden

[@MITIKULI]

No norway is best lol

[@oh515]

It’s funny that Finland claims it’s where the Santa lives, and that they even believe in it. When it comes to welfare, all the countries have pretty good systems, but when it comes to students outside of EU it’s not free in Finland. Only in Norway, so they fell for a lie 😂

[@H4wk0n]

Can confirm that Santa is not from Finland 😂

[@cinderellaandstepsisters]

Definitely is.

[@elsajohansson2159]

No Danes in this video because no one wants to live in Denmark

[@watah1561]

then how come we have so many young swedish men living in our prisons right now ? they gladly came over here! primarily to shoot others but still

[@gudako1937]

Think it's wild Denmark is not there but Finland lol

[@TerroristiRiku]

what is Denmark?

[@mnjk1558]

Why? Finland is a Nordic country. If the title says Skandinavian countries, then it would be wild.

[@gudako1937]

@@mnjk1558 ok, but denmark is a nordic country too?

[@Mira-vv8is]

Geographically speaking Finland is in more north than Denmark is. Scandinavian is another thing, but to me it'd be wild to insinuate Denmark is more Nordic than Finland.

[@Fincoolman68]

@@mnjk1558 not too wild,coz part of north - west of finland is in scandinavia,arm and part of finlands head