WHY YOU SHOULD VISIT NORWAY

[@stoneysauce]

I liked the natural Norwegian conversations with the subtitles. Even though I'm from North America, and dont speak Norwegian, I found it fascinating and real.

[@destvanderlei3093]

you do know that it is not common to speak Norwegian when you are from North America right?

[@stoneysauce]

Actually you may be surprised these days, with the proliferation of Pimsleurs and free online language learning programs.

[@edelweiss-]

i have luck i live in germany, just 12 hours car-drive from Norway ;D. i was 2 times in Norway till now and i will go back again XD

[@edelweiss-]

you only have automatically english subtitles in this video. dont trust them haha ;D

[@Lonely3rrior]

i love this country. visit norway once every year for 20 years now.

[@RafaelGaus]

I have seen many many from your videos. This one felt „real“, i had the feeling like „this is how sunny really is like“ as a person. ... and i loved it. So YES! More of this, sunny. Best wishes from near Göttingen (Niedersachsen).

[@masonlilly9945]

I discovered your videos quite accidentally on KZbin, and I am so glad that I did, you're effervescent personality and beautiful smile are refreshing and relaxing.

[@MichaelGenty]

One of the most beautiful countries I've ever been to on a road trip!

[@robertvaughn7036]

My favorite part... hearing you speak Norwegian! I've been to Norway a couple of times... the country an the people are fantastic!! If you haven't gone, you need to go!

[@rick7858]

I have lived and worked in Ski, Akershus, a few years ago for 3 years. Cant wait to go back for a roadtrip to northern norway anytime soon :)

[@mar754]

Akershus is in southern norway though

[@rick7858]

@@mar754 I know, but never been in the northern half before. Thats what I want to do next.

[@Sebastikimi]

Yo take me with you on the roadtrip fam

[@poudelaashish28]

How can I apply for job in Norway ?

[@Life_Bot]

I went to Norway a few weeks ago, I did it for £500 including travel food and accommodation and spent 8 days there. One of the best times of my life despite living on overnight trains, cleaning myself in McDonald's toilets and living off salsa and cucumber

[@colgoochthemarine]

Loved the video, please make more about your travels around Norway. I originally found one of your videos about life in Norway and you present them with humor and honesty and now I’m hooked. Hope to move to Norway in the next year or so.

[@simplycaspar]

Visited Trondheim last Winter. I miss Norway and my friends there. 😭😭

[@charlesfranklin5924]

StrawberrySakura I hope to see what you think of Texas USA

[@Rose-df6hx]

Isn’t it a coincidence that I’m visiting Norway one month from now and I’m super excited because Norway is my favourite country. I also went last year and I loved it so much

[@mueesli4745]

I have been on a trip through Norway up to the Lofoten Islands in 2009 and 2011 and since then I have a heavy longing to get back there. Norway is completely awesome!

[@iliaskousis5644]

I can listen to your Norwegian forever! I am moving back to Oslo in January and I can't wait to refresh my Norwegian skills :) Jeg elsket din Norske chat!

[@sgraffrn]

Just got back from our first trip to Norway. Traveled from Bergen to Voss to Flåm to Geiranger to Oslo. Loved every moment! The small rock towers are called cairns. Glad to have found your channel!

[@ihascakes]

I’m so glad to hear you had a great time 🇳🇴😄 Bergen is beautiful. I wish you a lovely weekend 😄

[@bjorn980]

10:05 lol, I thought the same, so true. Greetings from Germany

[@Juraberg]

I spent three times my holidays traveling around Norway. I loved it! Such a beautiful country. I am actually planning on doing a fourth trip to Norway in the future, but this time it will be on my motorcycle. Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭

[@calolson9572]

My Grandfather (who I never knew) came to the USA from Oslo, so thank you so much for a glimpse at the world he knew so well. I think I really need to get back to my roots and visit Norway. 😁

[@orelx1531]

Hi Sunny, you're right, Norway has a beautiful nature! I'm actually planning to go camping in west norway next month, so I have been trying to learn a bit Norsk recently. I even understood some of the Nowegian parts in this video. Would be great if you could also do Nowegian subtitles. Hjertelig hilsen, Norge er helt fantastisk!

[@rdeviltron]

Visiting Svalbard will be very interesting to me. It belongs to Norway, too. The Seed-Vault and the midnight sun must be that amazing!

[@Mo__Joe]

lovely video. actually what I wanted to see when I stumbled over your food test videos. u showed us your amazing country, you were with people u love and u fascinate me with your love for the world. thank u sunny

[@InClassMedia]

I traveled around Norway last year for two months. Norway is my absolute dream country! The nature is so so beautiful and the people are very very nice! I can’t wait to move there 😁😍

[@Dreadwaffle7]

I have been travelling through Norway for two weeks and I love it so much. I'm from the Netherlands but I'm honestly thinking about going to Norway alone or with friends for a few months or even longer. Therefore I love your travel vlogs, keep it up 😊

[@iamstellan]

Norway is definitely a must-see! I have been on roadtrips myself and God you don’t notice how beautiful it is before you go there! Great video Mutza!💖

[@MrKLeBlanc]

I really enjoyed the visit/tour vlog! Norway seems to have lovely nature landscape! I've been watching workout videos lately and i think that is why youtube recommended me your videos so i watched you eat candies and it was fun to see the variety of junkfood every countrie has BUT this video was awseome (absolutely loved the chill vibe during the whole vlog and the part at the end when you speak casually with your native language). You should definitely do more. It was a real change of scenery for me.Thanks for sharing. Subscribed! Greetings from France!

[@joecaccamise5926]

Nice video Sunny 👍🏻I'm trying to learn as much as possible about Norway since I'm planning a trip next May 🇳🇴. I especially enjoyed listening to your conversation in Norwegian even though I could not understand one word 😬 However the English sub title was very much appreciated. Good day from Washington DC🇺🇸USA subscriber

[@stephenkrall7609]

Hey Sunny, I really liked this video because I always like to see different countries and the beautiful scenery. I also liked hearing some of your native language as well as I am often interested by languages other than English. I would love to see more of your country when you get the chance. Thanks for sharing.

[@KiralearnsNorwegian]

Sunny, it's great to hear you speaking Norwegian. It would be nice to hear more Norwegian language in your videos (maybe?) :D :D :D Also, in Canada, we also have rock towers that we call, "Inukshuks."

[@ihascakes]

For sure, I’m planning on making some Norwegian Christmas-related videos in December, maybe sharing some traditional food and stuff 💛

[@KiralearnsNorwegian]

@@ihascakes You are the best, Sunny! I can't wait! :)

[@MissMelissa97]

Norwegian‘s geography and vegetation is so beautiful. Thank you very much for this holiday video, Sunny. :) If you ever want to visit Switzerland, which has a similar geography, but actually not that comparable, then just let me know. The urban areas are wonderful, the countryside as well and of course the Swiss Alps, where hiking is a must. Have a nice day! ^^

[@Sindruzzzz]

Where should I go to in Switzerland? I want to visit

[@MissMelissa97]

Sindre Laupstad Zürich, Luzern, Basel, Geneva, Lausanne, Bern, Sitten, Lugano, St. Moritz, Davos

[@nicholasness4225]

This was an awesome video! I wish I could have explored Norway's hiking while I was there. It's absolutely beautiful! I also loved that part of the video towards the end was in Norwegian!

[@thesummitingfalcon]

I'm definetly going to visit Norway someday. My favourite countries are Canada, Norway, Switzerland but I would love to go to Norway because of the scenery. I know some Norwegian so I'm going to try to learn most of the language so I could travel round the whole of Norway. I've always wanted to travel to Norway! :) 🇳🇴 Oh, and as always, I love these videos so yeah, keep making them! Jeg elsker det!

[@thomasbrown3206]

Great video Sunny☀️!!! Thanks for taking us along! Norway🇳🇴 looks amazing and so do you! Pretty cool to see your Mom & her friend, the clever bike engineer, & the mountain goat pugs😂😍 ! Taking us along in these kind of volgs is awesome!❤️ Who wouldn't want to visit Norway🇳🇴❤️!!!

[@alirezasaleki5214]

I'd wanted to study in norway because of their beautiful and incredible people also i have many norwegian friends, but unfortunately I heard that all of the exchange student from my nationality were deported of norway 2 years ago. I never forget norway and I'm sure visit there someday.

[@LouayKhemiri]

Iam planning to come to norway and i hope we meet 😊

[@zc5181]

it's definitely a beautiful country, very nice idea to show us around, so we would know where to go when we do visit it, the pug dogs are so cute and your mom is cool, the ice-cream was a challenge to finish but undoubtedly delicious and well done training even during your vacation 💪🏻

[@TerrorSpatz]

I was on a small Fjord call Herdla for 20 Days. Nearby Bergen. I loved it. Norway is beautyful

[@alittlebird3818]

I want to learn norwegian. It's a beautiful language with a beautiful county. And because I am german this language won't be hard to me because of the similarities

[@emmalefdal2083]

I am Norwigian and try to learn german in school

[@alittlebird3818]

@@emmalefdal2083 if you need any help, you can ask me

[@emmalefdal2083]

Haha same i would love to teach u som Norwigian

[@Hexley0]

I’ve been waiting for a long time to see Norway’s nature and scenery it looks so foreign and yet familiar, I’d say it’s very lush and beautiful in the mountains

[@michaelsommers2356]

The pile of stones is called a cairn.

[@HarryScutt]

Pronounced like 'care' with an n on the end

[@CeifadorFO]

Ohhhhh, pliz, more videos speaking norwegian. It sounds so cool

[@dr2okevin]

Thanks for the Video. It was great. I like especially the part where you speak Norwegian with some subtitles.

[@dannyhartley5170]

I’m a Australian guy and I’m about to move to Norway and just to say thank mate for the videos and tips before I get there they will come in handy haha

[@karlholdo831]

Love Norway. My father and his side of the family ( sisters) etc are from Risør, in the South East of Norway, and my grandfather was born in Molde, in the West. Visited there in June-July of 2014. Loved my time there.

[@karlholdo831]

Last visited Norway in June and July of 2014 to see my dad, his sisters, and my cousins. They were from Risor and Sandefjord. It was a beautiful time there.

[@jaredblair5436]

Beautiful country and a beautiful language!

[@markha2800]

I am in Norway right now! Hiking at the area at Røn. Very beautiful ;)

[@dontreadmyname5570]

Cant even give up smartphone over there

[@Dreadwaffle7]

I was nearby around two days ago! A really beautiful mountain is the Bitihorn. (I hope i wrote it right)

[@simonk.9221]

Too but im in Rauland and on saturday in Rondane Nationalpark;) love it

[@symtrox]

if u want to find a place in norway that is as hot as possible u should go south

[@hazzaart]

Ahh this is so nice. I am about to MOVE to Norway so I am really enjoying watching your channel and getting excited to be there :D

[@Custom88]

I just love Oslo !What a great city !

[@bastianulrich3943]

After a long time I visited your channel again and a lot has happened here! very awesome video. I really want to go to Lofoten, but that is so expensive and now, thanks to corona, nothing works anymore.

[@NewSkoolCaveman]

I just visited Norway 2 weeks ago. Awsome beautiful trip. did hike the Kjerag bolten, preikestolen and trolltunga (not all in one day...) and lots of nice driving through the fjords. Oh and rafting in Voss i can recommand, brutal river there.

[@nicholasleeson6765]

Sunny wonderful video! Yes, please could we have some more!? Like the walking bits! The indoor bike makes a racket! Do you or your parents know anyone working on an offshore oilrig, please!? Like the bit when Boris came on TV, it made me laugh, your speaking in your language and I didn't catch on for a few moments that I can't speak a single word of your language! Ha, ha!

[@Narwaro]

I am probably gonna spend a few weeks in Northern Norway this autumn to go hiking and photographing birds

[@d-tox8546]

Greetings from Germany 😁 I'm so jealous for people who live in Norway. This country is sooo beautiful...hopefully i'm able to live there in a few years 🙏🏼😄

[@smaaen2012]

Fun to see you fly in to the airport i work at, if u wanna see stuff in møre and romsdal, I'd recommend checking out troll kirka, troll stigen, trip to molde and åndalsnes

[@josha4095]

I was in Norway 2 years ago and it was the best holiday I had.

[@ooJiraiyaSama]

i'm 1/4 Norwegian and only recently started getting interested in Norway and the people, culture ect. Your videos are interesting and you are always smilling so no reason not to subscribe :D

[@brendonchase9460]

I'm English language only, but not by choice! GB made a great impression on my people but I love the, your vlog so I can understand. Thank you. Love this girl. New subscriber.

[@jose-naves]

I really like this video. Please make more videos like this. Kudos from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@vikingpotet]

Thx for all the nice comments on my country.🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴😇😇😇😇😇😇💙💙💙🌈🌈❤️❤️❤️

[@daimyo1987]

The heap of stones on top of a hill/mountain is called "Varde" in norwegian:) aka Cairn in english.

[@elliekondla]

Therefore Norway is simply the best country 🤷‍♀️. Always wanted to go around Molde way but maybe next years trip,, Tromsø next for you? 😄

[@dangercan_dan4130]

you have no idea how much I love your country ....but wait...there is one thing I like more........when you talk you nativ tongue.......this video was so authentic and sympatical I just love it!

[@Mike965x]

I think one of the coolest parts other than the walking, was hearing you speak normally in your own language and getting to read the subtitles.

[@marcel577]

nice video, amazing landscape! pretty dope :D i actually would really like to visit norway, looks really fun with all those mountains and fjords!!

[@sab605]

My wife and I wish we had your dedication for training. Your country looks beautiful and so do you and your mother. Thanks for posting this video. Steve and Jayne

[@Cryo837]

The lower west central coast of Norway looks beautiful with rock jutting out into the sea. Thank you Sunny!!! Great travelblog.

[@edelweiss-]

ich bin sehr oft in Norwegen. Es ist das schönste Land ;D.

[@dbfi01]

3:23 I think it is called a Siste stein in norwegian. In swedish Röse, in english apparently called "last stone"? You use them to look where to go next. There should be another siste stein in view from the one you are at. And every time you see such a thing, you are supposed to find a rock and add to it. It is used mainly on "mountain" tops or big hills as a waypoint, to see where to go next. You should be able to follow these things back to civilization.

[@emmalefdal2083]

På norsk e d varde

[@dbfi01]

@@emmalefdal2083 Samme på dansk ;P Google translate ftw^^

[@emmalefdal2083]

Haha dont u understand Norwigian tho

[@dbfi01]

@@emmalefdal2083 A little bit. Reading yes, its a bit harder when I hear it ;P

[@emmalefdal2083]

Main Frame true, same for us its kind of hard to understand some words

[@mastrake]

Thanks! I'm always happy to see a new video on your channel.

[@tbbt-ol4lq]

Nice vid sunny. I hope i can visit norway in future, too

[@manuelschonenberger155]

I love when you talk norway.👍👍👍

[@Travel-Couple]

Me 2!!! More of this plzz

[@space0612]

Gonna cycle from Bergen to Trondheim in a couple of weeks and think I‘m gonna past Molde too. Can’t wait 😁

[@MrRickB61-2]

That was GR8 Darlin, I haven't been able to even get out of town for over a year so I'm calling that my vacation! THX Sonny, It was so Beautiful! ILYSM, PEACE OUT!

[@agentxcompany]

Very beautiful, rocks and grass and water

[@voidneb1]

Hello from the U.S. Yes I enjoyed your video. If you keep making them I'll keep watching them.

[@gweisa899]

Ben Jerry icecream so good. There are base in Vermont, USA. Try visiting there someday. You can learn the history of it. I enjoy hearing your language. I speak English.

[@collegeboy362]

Sunny, you workout so diligently, and then you eat pizza and ice cream? I often do the same thing. I love to see how people experience life in Norway. I live in Ohio. You provide others in the world with a perfect real life slice of everyday life and culture in your beautiful country. Thank you.

[@fredklein3829]

In Canada (Kanada) those little stone towers are called Inukshuk, an indigenous word.

[@leo_tp4728]

I wish I could visit Norway some day. Its a beautiful country.

[@claudiaberger9639]

My husband and I love Norway. In 1995 we were with the motorcycle in the north cape. a fantastic journey. In 1997 we were in Alta by car. wonderful memories. In 2011, we were back in Norway by camper and found that Norway has changed since 1995 very badly. as an an example. In 2011, we wanted to make some rest in Notodden and have dinner in the evening. we only found Turkish "doner local". We certainly do not go to Norway to eat doner kebab. Norway has changed. but not for the better. Pity.

[@GeorgeHarryson]

Så kult og artig video, Sunny! Kom til Sunndal neste gang! 😃 Mye flotte turer her!

[@commentbeast140]

26th augustus I am going there for fout weeks! (Coming from Amsterdam). Cant wait to be back there !

[@commentbeast140]

*four

[@indoorandoutdoorendurance3889]

Hello, Sunny: Your video was in my KZbin feed, so I visited your channel and read about you. I watched this video all the way through. When I was young I lived in Norway. My father was in the Air Force, and he worked at a NATO installation at Kolsas. We moved to Norway around May of 1970. At that time we had an American School in Bekkestua that later became an international school, I think. It was called Oslo American school for a while, and I went to all of first and second grades there. Our family moved away to Rome, Italy for six months, and next we moved back to the Oslo area. I went to the second half of third grade and all of fourth grade in the Oslo area at the same American school. We left Norway around May of 1974, and I have not been back to the country since then. The first of the two times we lived on a street called Vestbrenne, which is southeast of Skui, and the second time we lived in a village called Sandvika. Sometimes we went hiking on Kolsas Mountain. We went on many trips traveling and camping in Norway. Growing up I also lived in England (where I was born on Mildenhall Air Force Base), Brussels, Belgium, Rome and Naples, Italy (I already mentioned living in Rome), and Munich and Wiesbaden, Germany. When I got back to the United States at 18 1/2 I had lived 11 years of my life in Europe, including the last six in a row there. Now I live in Southwestern Illinois in the United States, about 20 miles or so east of Saint Louis, Missouri. In the United States I have lived in Illinois, Georgia, Indiana, and Missouri. Thank You, John

[@indoorandoutdoorendurance3889]

I'm back, Sunny: I made one little mistake. When I lived in Wiesbaden, Germany, I lived there a little bit later in life. I went there when I was 22, and I turned 23 soon afterwards. I lived there a few months, and next went back to the States again. About half a year later I went back to Wiesbaden again and lived there for another year. I really did live in Europe for 11 years of my life by the time I came back to the United States at 18 1/2. In all, I have lived more than 12 years in Europe. I have been living in Illinois since not long before I turned 24. Thanks, John

[@indoorandoutdoorendurance3889]

Actually, I realized that I goofed again. When I went to Wiesbaden, Germany I was almost 22, not almost 23. In other words, I was 21 when I went there. However, when I left Wiesbaden the second time, I really was almost 24. In other words, I was 23 1/2.

[@cecilieb3617]

@@indoorandoutdoorendurance3889 Yes, your old school is named Oslo International School now. It used to be a school most people in Oslo knew nothing about. Then princess Ingrid (born 2004 and throne heir) was enrolled. Apparently the Royal family thought it would be a huge advantage for her to learn to speak flawless English. Which is unerstandable. But this is Norway, and this country is very egalitarian. Even the Royals are expected to send their kids to an "ordinary school in the neighbourhood". So yes, they got a lot of criticism. From the medias. And the man in the street.

[@indoorandoutdoorendurance3889]

@@cecilieb3617 Thank You, Cecilie, John

[@Sggiffin]

That's a bit further North from Davik, where I found some records of some family being from there. Seems like even in the cooler seasons there are still sights to be seen.

[@mollie770]

I've been to Stavanger, beautiful place! :)

[@mar754]

Western Norway is different from Eastern, but similar to Southern

[@Rose-df6hx]

Agreed

[@oldlifter530]

Oh I love the landscape

[@joshuakirschenbaum417]

Whatever guy you choose would be one lucky guy

[@djamesthree]

Beautiful country... Norway is now on my bucket list...

[@hordilvomeinsamenberg8812]

But their are a few things why u should not visit too. The first one is: the beer is two expensive And the most importent one: The beer is too expensive. Hi from germany😂 But even i have fun to go fishing in norway.

[@holo_is_life]

immer diese deutschen

[@mar754]

Why I shouldn't visit Germany: 1. I don't speak German 2. There's too many people (80+ million), so I could get claustrophobia 3. I have no friends there, so I would just be walking, LOST... 🇳🇴🇩🇪

[@MichaelGenty]

Go to Croatia and you'll be happy ahah

[@Alex-yz6uq]

@@MichaelGenty nah finland

[@rigobertogomez25]

Loved the video so much!

[@robertreynolds9228]

Yep looks like a swell place to visit! Have a great day sunny see you next time.

[@montyverwey9845]

Wow it looks Amazing there! One of my things on my bucket list to travel to Norway. Im from South Africa but wow it would be Amazing there. I WOULD HIKE FOR DAYS 😃😅

[@DoubleBig83]

Great video! I miss Norway so much, haven' t been there for 5 years now. I've been on several places on the norwegian coast, between the south and Trondheim. Never been noth of Trondhein yet, but I want to go all the way up to the Nordkapp some day the next years hopefully.

[@RMWeinberg]

Rock piles in the US to identify hiking trail are called cairns. They help especially with snow on the ground. I highly recommend hiking in Norway and seeing the fjords. Like the Hudson River valley, but dramatically taller and snowier. I thought the Hudson River Valley was as nice as anywhere, and then I hiked in Norway. Norway wins.

[@Jens_Morgenegg]

I really would like to live in a Scandinavian country. Norway / Finland / Sweden / Denmark. The landscapes are certainly very beautiful

[@emhyrvaremreis8341]

Finland is not Scandinavian.

[@Jens_Morgenegg]

@@emhyrvaremreis8341 okey yes I just mean Nordic countries.

[@chongliu646]

This one is great, gonna visit Norway in September, sure will go to this one if I can~

[@GabrielleSR]

geeeeez here I am eating icecream

[@MrDjembe1962]

A very cool and interesting video, I liked it very much. The area there is worth seeing. Thanks for showing it to us and I think the most subscribers (including me 🤓) would like to see more of such stuff...greetings from germany. Rainer

[@juulvlog]

Luvely vid! :D

[@robertmcglinchey3347]

PUG MERCH??? A T for each pug! UR mum is young enough to say “okay boomer” to me - she’s definitely after Woodstock and I was there ! People, pugs and place - fav vid! Thanx for showing again.

[@DerDude777]

Thank's for the video Sunny! I like that kind of video so much...show us more of Norway, please. 😍 I am learning norwegian for about 1,5 years now but when I hear you talking it's really hard to understand, because you talk like "everyday talking style" and I learn it like 100% pronounced or something and a lot slower. 😂😵 I hope it will fit when I visit Norway. Maybe I can visit you there?! 🤔😝

[@mostaphaaitbella8735]

I also want to visit Norway