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10 Things I've learnt about Swedish people while living in Sweden
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Coming from a born and raised English woman, I reflect on 10 of the things i have learnt about Swedish people while living in Sweden.
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@njorun1829

2 years ago

Hi from Göteborg o/ My youngest kid is so un-Swedish in that he says hi to everyone and if they don't reply he'll shout it again as they walk away. I fell sorry for him and yet I hope he never changes.

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@chrisd3712

3 years ago

We have a head start agains other Europien countries on being clean. The Vikings were known for their excellent hygiene. Excavations of Viking sites have turned up tweezers, razors, combs and ear cleaners made from animal bones and antlers. Vikings also bathed at least once a week—much more frequently than other Europeans of their day—and enjoyed dips in natural hot springs.

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@ZapAndersson

3 years ago

True on Swedish food. It's an old joke in Sweden even... Family goes abroad and the kids don't like the food, and the kids go "can't we have normal Swedish food like pizza, kebab or tacos?" :)

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@katharineamin6066

4 months ago

Very interesting video. I agree with you on most of your comments. I visited Sweden 4 years ago ( in search of my family roots). I wish I never had to leave. ♥️

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@morganjohannisson2789

3 years ago

About sick leave from your workplace: many (Swedish) people react negatively at sick employees who go to work anyway. (We call it "sjuknärvaro", which is the word opposite to sick leave) The reason for this, is that people (and their immune systems) are very different from one another. A germ, that causes mild fever and sniffles on one person could effectively knock out others - in the end decimating the workforce for days, causing a ton of lag, stress and delays at the company. We do like our fellow colleagues, and encourage them to take some time off, when they're feeling under the weather - and as a positive side effect, the rest of us remain healthy, and can cover for the few sick-leaves. I like your videos - you seem to have a positive view of the world, and goodness knows it's needed at covid times like these. Cheers!

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@lovelyswan80

3 years ago

You're like a ray of sunshine 🌞 so smiley, giggly and bright!! 🥰🌺

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@Mortac

3 years ago

Yeah, I know I'm late, but just wanted to point out that you're mixing up VAB (Vård Av Barn = Care Of Child) and föräldraledighet (parental leave). You can use VAB at any time to stay home from work to take care of your child while retaining 80% of your salary. For parental leave you have 480 days per child that you can take off from work while also retaining 80% of your salary up until your child turns 12.

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@philopapos

3 years ago

Great vibe and style of presentation! Keep the spirit!

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@elisabethbjork2717

4 years ago

I like hearing what other people think about us swedes. Like to hear more from you.

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@Mastersniper803

3 years ago

I really like this video always fun to see foreigners perspective on sweden that is waht make it interesting. Keep up the good work and hope you have as much fun making theese videos as it is to watching them.

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@Raspakovo4kaUpakovo4ki

6 months ago

Thank you so much!!! 😊

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@herkcollins4263

3 years ago

You're so fun, I'm loving this video. I will be moving to Sweden and am learning a lot from videos here on Youtube, but as for someone living in the south in America, people are always saying hello or waving and I'm not an ignorant type of person, but I would prefer you not be all in my face with hello and waving if I don't know you LOL. I love meatballs and I was raised with pickled herring and herring in a cream sauce which is eaten cold, so I'm learning a lot of things that just make me feel like I'm going to fit right in hahaha. As far as people looking into windows, if it means that much for someone to look, I take it as a compliment lol.

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@Ljorlen

3 years ago

I think systembolaget started because we had a big alcohol problem in the country and all the different opening hours make you plan your drinking

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@mattiasastholm7279

3 years ago

You're pretty spot on with most of the stuff, but referring to the food our country side has plenty more to offer than meatballs.

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@namal7242

4 years ago

You should make more videos. ❤❤ Great work

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@ZebiShredz

3 years ago

HEY! Our swedish food is AWESOME. It´s just that literally any other countries food is, well, better. Love the vid, def subscribing!

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@nguyenhaphuong7713

3 years ago

Your are so cute and funny. I laughed thru the whole video <3 Love this video, thanks for the information

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@platez81

3 years ago

We are abit tired of our own traditional couisine I think :) but I can enjoy swedish traditional cooking every now and again. Above all we swedes are VERY proud of beeing a part of the world and we love people that enjoy our country and want to live in our country <3 coming from abroad.

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@nataliemilinovic537

4 years ago

Yes! Keep on! ❤️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

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@galnefred7895

3 years ago

You make my day , alllways :)) so funny and nice Henrik in Sundsvall

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