The Pros And Cons Of Life In Norway 🇳🇴 (English & Norwegian Speaking)

[@maribonny9150]

I lived in Norway for 7 years and have nothing bad at all to say about it. Everything about it suited my shy, nature-loving character perfectly. Jeg savner Norge så utrolig mye! 🇬🇧❤️🇧🇻

[@Frag_Limit]

Strange that some people say their norwegian classmates doesn't talk to them so they feel lonely.

[@prebensnorwegiancommunity7520]

Do you have any questions about living in Norway? Tell me in the comments below! I'll answer as soon as possible 🇳🇴👇🏻

[@mikə]

I wish you're better now in American English accent. 🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@chemichurri1215]

Du er veldig lett å forstå på norsk, disse videoene hjelper virkelig til å forbedre. Tusen takk.

[@lolaeliassen]

Phenomenal job, Preben! Your best video to date. The landscape backgrounds are a nice touch. du har virkelig en gave til å lære norsk og lage innovative videoer 💙

[@dawoodsedeqi922]

Det er viktig at du snakker veldig bra norsk , dessverre jeg kan ikke snakke veldig bra norsk men jeg prove å snakke norsk . Tusen Takk for videoen .

[@sramaxhiku]

Bravo! Very good and simply explained. Thank you for this video.

[@dagmaracorrigan1863]

I think there are only pros of living I Norge 😁 I must be secretly Norwegian. Thank you for another great video. Great training after Duolingo!

[@prebensnorwegiancommunity7520]

Awesome good to hear😊❤️🇳🇴

[@atrapdr6251]

I'm learning Norwegian but I have nobody to practice speaking with, so I watch you lol

[@tyleryoast8299]

There's this cool site called preply I've been using for this. Basically you pay 20-30 bucks for a lesson where you talk to a native for an hour.

[@1313-y8r]

Veldig bra .. You are doing an amzing jobb

[@P.oliver380]

Too cold and dark for me. I like warm beach, white sand and coconut trees but .. Norway is in my bucket list to visit and I want to know what you all do for fun in cold weather like in sports, festivals etc

[@robinforkids]

Con 2 - so this is the opposite pro😁 for those who want to get in shape💪

[@cyberlake289]

Pros of living in Norway: Everybody think you have a hand-raised bear, cons - you don't.

[@eliaskare5778]

You are good at speaking Norwegian. I`m Norwegian. But i am now writing in English. Since you are English😊

[@XPrincess30]

What?

[@aliishaq1397]

Life is far more expensive in norway as compared to spain but idk i want to move to norway

[@toonylcfc781]

The social life in Norway is not the same as it is in England :(

[@prebensnorwegiancommunity7520]

Interesting, do you have any examples?😊

[@toonylcfc781]

@@prebensnorwegiancommunity7520 the atmosphere in a pub. It’s dead in Norway People don’t randomly talk to Strangers Like in uk. And seems people pre drink at home in Norway and go out for the last hour. Where in England we all out by 6-7pm

[@fatihegin1449]

@@toonylcfc781 england is a big place. What you mentioned, is it almost same every part of country?

[@toonylcfc781]

@@fatihegin1449 yes mate unless you live in a place with just fields.

[@fatihegin1449]

@@toonylcfc781 that sounds great, mate. I guess you're no longer there but in Norway?

[@worldlover6073]

world lover Definitely Health care is cheap in Norway but the quality is worse!!Doctors,health workers doesnot take the responsibility of their work that’s why there are lot of complications in patients in Norway!! I myself have terrific,horrific,traumatizing experience.They almost killed me doing small operation which they called minor operation.Now I am living with life threatening complication!!I have struggled in Norway every time I have been in emergency from the first time itself till now!! Its horrific!!

[@maxparker1928]

I can’t speak to your experience but I have never found that situation. In fact the health system has a very open follow up process for any mistakes and there’s a good patient and user ombudsman system in place. pasientogbrukerombudet.no/

[@worldlover6073]

First of all the service of the health care workers is not good.In fact the service in all sectors in Norway is 0.That’s what reflects in Health sector as well.Its like Health care workers are working only for living or just to earn easy money not for the service or help!!On the other hand the system is such it creates confusion in between patient and different doctors that are involved.Definitely in terms of GP there is no confusion and follow up is there.But it’s not the same once u r admitted to the hospital!!Overall I have experienced everything in terms of health care in Norway.And I will rate it 4/10 .But in terms of finance definitely 8/10 .That’s why I think value of money=health service in hospitals in Norway.

[@maxparker1928]

@@worldlover6073 Norwegian health care, like say the UK does not tend to give the patient a pill to make them feel like something was done. Perhaps your perception comes from a system where people expect "something" because they have paid, whereas in Norway and other social health care systems the care professionals tend to focus on what you actually need. Communication does make a difference though so perhaps your difficulty arises there. I know it's better when I speak Norwegian with my doctors.

[@Chillisxe2022]

I do agree

[@ramthian]

Hello.

[@jdsweets]

The idea of only having to pay $22 is tempting coming from someone who lives in California 😂

[@Goetz-von-Luthringshauser]

Norge er egentlig det beste landet på verden.

[@eliaskare5778]

Opps jeg misforsto jeg trodde du var Engelsk. Men nå jeg ar du er Norsk:)