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TOP 5 THINGS SWEDISH PEOPLE LOVE ABOUT THE USA
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Hello everyone! In this video, we are talking about the top 5 things that Swedish people love about The USA. In order to get these results, I polled my Swedish followers on my IG account: @kimsinsweden
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I have been living in Sweden for a few months now, and I can definitely say that these topics come up a lot in conversations that I have with Swedish people or people living here in Sweden.

Did these answers surprise you? If you are Swedish or live in Sweden, what other things about The USA don’t you like? I can say, as an American, that I agree with these things as well!

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@RITA-gc2dv

1 year ago

I'm surprised that Swedes didn't mention American movies & TV series. Because we love them!!! It’s also broadcast on Swedish TV all the time. I've been to the US several times and I've enjoyed every place I've visited. I love that you can experience so many different things depending on where you go, because the country is so big. I've traveled around on both the east & west coasts, Hawaii as well. All the places have offered different sights, activities and food for example. Americans are very friendly and helpful people. They have made my trips the best! Which I appreciated very much. I also love American sports culture! I went to NHL, NBA, NFL & MLB games. All those games are on the list of my best sports experiences. Besides hockey, it was the first time I watched those sports live. In Europe, the big sport is football (sorry... soccer as you call it in the States). ⚽️ I loved the shopping and went to these outlet stores you have outside the cities. Brands like NIKE, Adidas, Vans, Calvin Klein etc. were so cheap compared to Sweden. Traveled back to Sweden with probably 10 pairs of new sneakers and also a lot of clothes. I could write many more things that I love about the USA. But my impression as a Swede is that Swedish people really like the USA! The negative things are based on politics and news, but nothing that affects Swedes opinions about the USA & American people in general. I think Swedes are quite good at separating media & politics with the country & ordinary citizens. Otherwise, just look at our government's circus, and you might understand ;-) Love to the USA & Americans 🇺🇸🤝🇸🇪

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@BlutoLongneck

1 year ago

Americans are very friendly. I walked into a bar in West Union, Iowa. Within 10 minutes a lady came up to me. looking at my empty beer bottle. She asked: Hey, how are you. I haven't seen you before. I explained I was travelling from Sweden, met a friend here but she had to work. So I went to the bar. She said: Well aren't you lucky, I'll take care of you. = She was the bar owners wife, he was Gunther and she was Belle. I got a few free beers while talking to them. Later on they bought me jeans, they didn't like that I looked like hobo, haha. They even invited me one night to their home and when I woke up they were gone. They were at work, I found my bearings (unlocked house with lots of fine things to steal) just grabbed a beer from the fridge and went to the bar. They welcomed me and asked how I was, I'm just fine and said I was hungover. Gunther grabs a beer and gives it to me. One dollar a beer, I gave him the dollar. He looked me, no need to pay. I said, I already owe you more than you understand, from now I pay for my beers. He looked at Belle and they both chuckled. In another bar in this little town, I walk in alone and walk out with 5 new friends. Yeah, people in America are nice (most of them)

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@guygrindborg7732

1 year ago

Never ever abolish Systembolaget. They're the biggest buyer of wine and alcohol around. They do an amazing job of keeping rare products available to the public. I always buy rare Kentucky bourbon and re-import it to the States. Can't find it here in the US. I love the Systembolaget ❤️

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@allaboutpyro2549

1 year ago

Just as you mention, because of the news its easy to have a negative opinion about a lot of countries. But when you travel around, and meet the citizens, the majority of the people in most countries are very friendly and kind.

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@magnusevald597

1 year ago

What I like about Americans, at least one thing, is that you can talk with anything that moves 🇺🇲🇺🇲

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@stacis.803

1 year ago

My Swedish boyfriend thinks free soda refills at restaurants are pretty great! 😅

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@pliant75

11 months ago

Our diversity is our strength.

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@possaah

1 year ago

American film/tv-series is the number #1 i would say.

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@svensvensson627

1 year ago

i gotta say the nature in the US are amazing! What a country! So rich in that aspect. And my American friends are great, a little in bred in politics but great people!

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@matskarlsson9011

1 year ago

The general friendliness in America is unparalleled.

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@erichatfield8068

1 year ago

You can buy any alcohol (beer, wine, hard liquor) in California grocery stores.

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@SuperBenkoo

1 year ago

Systembolaget "Bromma blocks" open until 08.00pm.

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@tilda3262

1 year ago

I would say american movies as well

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@nikhum322

1 year ago

1_ Entertainment 2: Amnesia 3: TBN 4: TBN 5: TBN

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@danyelPitmon

1 year ago

PS I am also an introvert I have generalized anxiety disorder along with other medical problems Sweden hello I wanna come there so bad

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@andersgranstrom7128

1 year ago

...and Taco Bell, ahhh... So good!!! Yeah, there is a lot of good in the US as well, for sure! You have been, and keep being a big influence in Sweden and probably a big portion of Europe. Interesting topic this one, I was not sure what would end up in first place. But yes, as we have "Jantelagen" I think we get our shit going when americans don´t. 🙂 Thank you!

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@DigitalAwakening

1 year ago

I am surprised these were the top 5 and no mention of movies and TV series as well as companies like Netflix, HBO and Disney. In Sweden we consume massive amounts of US entertainment.

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@Dragontrumpetare

1 year ago

To be honest dont get this to buy liqour in normal grocery stores. Sure I could maybe stretch myself to think beer or wine, but not the strongest type. I do actually like the Systembolaget, because there is nothing like it. I mean Denmark and germany for instance has small liqoure stores, that do in sense only take in the stuff people want. Systembolaget has a huge various of wine or other stuff. And if they dont have it, they could get it for you. DOnt get why people still dont think this is good? And systembolaget has changed to a more boutiqe kinda style. There was once in a time, not possible to browse among all the articles at Systembolaget. You had to take a number and wait for your turn to be expidited, and you couldnt go around and watch what they did have. So they have opened up quite a bit. And the third one I dont get at all. What, Sweden has kinda became the same. Lots of different foods from different cultures, Italian, Greek, Swedish of course, German, American, Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Indian, Persian, Balkan, Mexican, Texmex, Spanish, French, Turkish, Finnish, Cayun. Creole and probably even more. I mean who are these people who think like the States has so much of different food cultures? Sure you usually have to live in a bigger swedish City like Stockholm, Malmö, Gothenbourg, Örebro and such, Smaller cities could be missing but usually have at least Thai, Chinese, Italian. I live in a community outside of Örebro, and we have a Thai restaurant and a greek, and normal pizzerias... 3 of them and then there is a place that do normal Swedish cousine. If I would think of anything food related its probably the BBQ-traditions that the US has. In Sweden we just grill something, and thats it. I have watched BBQ-videos on youtube from the states, and they do take this BBQ very serious. In the US, everyone seems to become a full-fledged BBQ-chef. And the second is also very strange, because sweden has never been as diverse as now. Dont get why people didnt mention the civil liberties that Americans have?

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@catd11ng74

1 year ago

You forgot one swedish love. American cars from the 50's, 60's and 70's.

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@mikgus

1 year ago

Fully agree with #1 i have never met an american that wasn't nice (irl) anywhere in the world.

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