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(and foreigners) what they think is the best and worst thing about living in Sweden. Usually it's foreigners sharing their opinion on life in Sweden (from what I've seen on YouTube) so I thought I'd be fun to share what the Swedes had to say for a change. Hopefully this gives somewhat of an insight of what you could expect if you'd like to travel or potentially even live in Sweden in the future.
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As a Swede, I would say that the best thing is "AllemansrÀtten", i.e. the freedom to roam in nature. The worst is November: Rain and darkness (as there is no snow then)
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I am learning Swedish at the moment (I am British) and I found this a good listening exercise as I recognised a lot of words!
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If Sweden had longer summers and more sun it would've been 10/10
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Been to Sweden 3 times.
I always go when itâs cold and such, regardless of the cold, I totally fell in love with the country, its people, its language, its culture⊠Iâd love to move to Sweden someday. Been to many places, but never ever felt like I was home except for Sweden.
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I am a New Zealander who lived in Sweden for six months, I would say my favourite things were how amazing the public services (public transport, maintenance of cities, urban planning) is, as well as the emphasis on sustainability, healthiness and equality! My least favourite things are the horrible winter weather (I lived in SkÄne so it rained a lot too) and how reserved/cold people are to strangers.
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My family is Swedish but I live in London. Over the last 20 years I have seen a gradual deterioration in the country. There is vastly more social unrest and visible signs of poverty, which I didnât see in my youth. Something has changed and it makes me very sad.
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An interesting topic and interesting answers from your fellow Stockholmers. I moved here 3 months ago, in the middle of winter (I live in the North) and I bought a house and brought my 2yo baby kid and my husband. I will answer your question too - Things I LOVE about Sweden and some reasons why we moved here - clean fresh water, air, People taking care of the nature and their surroundings in general, People are considerate and maybe a little shy and closed up, but kind and helpful even here in the north.
Things I don't like are the bureaucracy, The long waiting lists for everything (we are waiting for 8 months for a dagis...now to be a förskola), But pretty much everything else with this country is great!
We chose to live here because I am resonating a lot with the culture and the values of the Swedes and want to raise my daughter in a normal , nice, good and caring country. And even tho we will be emigrants forever here... Better to be emigrants in a good country than to be no-ones in our own shitty country who does not take care of it's citizens!
So my answer to your third question is the North of Sweden where it's cozy in the winter and we have northern lights every two nights and so light and bright in the summer when the sunset and the sunrise are the same hand in hand and dancing in the pink sky!
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Thank you for this! Kind of got me excited to fly in already. I'm doing my MSSc in Uppsala University in August.
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please do more content like this, i'm learning Swedish and those videos are so helpful
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Riktigt intressant video!! Mer sÄnt hÀr!
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I just really like the public transport and architecture in Stockholm!
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Hej! I found this type of content insightful and helpful as a passive way of learning the beautiful Swedish language and culture. Kansla
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Being Swedish but growing up in America I would love to visit VÄstergötland..that is where my family came from. One day soon I hope to be able to visit.
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Thanks for this video. Its interesting. I think i would love Sweden.
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pros - good working environment, relaxed lifestyle, cons - climate/weather/darkness
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You are a great interviewer. Great job achieved n đ
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I like in Sweden the quietness, the styling of the people, clean fasades and streets, interesting food, a good culture, a big amount of museums, swedish design, ideas, solutions... Nice.
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The worst thing I would say is the complexity of social life including (dating, making new friends, meeting new people, relationship with neighbors). The perception of making friendships is very complex for internationals and even for many Swedes, which leads to a sense of loneliness and less acceptance in the society. The rest is Fantastic
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@bunnylove2212
9 months ago
"no one talks to each other". Yes. Sign me up. grew up in NYC, have lived in major cities and now Texas: I am so tired of everyone in everyone's business. Live and let be. I'm in.
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