5 First Impressions of Sweden

So here are my first impressions of Sweden and what I think about living in Sweden so far!

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[AskarinaBintari]

Thanks for taking your time to watch my video 😊 This video got picked up and some Swedes have seemed to be offended by some of the words I said. Just wanted to say that I meant no harm this is just a fun first impression video. Also, the language problem hahaha a lot of people had something to say about this one. I respect the Swedish culture and the Swedish language and in the process of learning it myself. I guess that's all from me. Other than that, judge all you want if that can help you brighten ur day 😊

[okcameron]

I think I agree with some of what you’re saying, I’m a Swede but I’ve also lived in America for a very long time. Swedes are definitely much more reserved than other countries. I think with Swedes it’s more reserved with strangers but if you befriend a Swede they’ll be great friends for life often. With the language I can understand your surprise at how much we use Swedish but it’s mainly because we stay very close to our culture even if we’ve adopted a lot of American culture as well, mainly in younger people.

[Johnnykgb-nsa]

Sounds like a really beautiful country. I would enjoy all the green space, instead of more concrete. Thank you for sharing.

[larsring]

Spot on Askarina! I can imagine just impressions like that coming to Sweden for the first time. The video is really nice and well done with a very well thought out analysis of Sweden and the swedes.

[DuffMichi]

Interesting and lovely video!
I found it really interesting that u thought we spoke mainly English in Sweden 😂 But after ur explanation I can see why and I guess there are a couple of countries\cities in Asia that speaks english, India, Singapore, Honkong. And then we have Canada and Australia, USA. (Plz ppl fill me in on the countries I don’t know ❤️)

Good luck with ur Swedish studies!

[myuniversenatalia]

Kak ke pantai pakek jaket pas musim panas apa musim dingin?
Lebih suka mana sweden apa Uk?
Kak bikin video di ikea sweden dong. Katanya ikea dari sweden, pingin tau ikea disana sama kayak yg di tangerang ga. Tengkyuu

[levinawalsh]

Thank you for sharing your impressions of Sweden. I have never been there. In Ireland we are super friendly & not reserved at all!! ☘💚🙏.

[kingnothingvi]

16-17 degrees in the summer? I live over 1000km north of malmö and we usually have around 25-35 degrees in the summer. You must have had a really bad summer lol.

[machritamashudulhaq]

i really love your videos! im just wondering how many languages can you speak?

[gormlind]

One of the pictures are from Trollhättan, is that were you live? :)

[edisonusb]

Mantap pengalaman nya, semoga nanti bisa jalan2 ke sweden.. Sl1 bole juga jln2 ke batam kak.

[annabackman]

You should have shown a sign that marks "entrance" while driving, to gas stations etc and what means "End station" where the last station for trains and also buses are.
Very interesting, hrm, words, if reading them in English... 😂😂😂

[raduleu]

You are very lucky to be in Sweden in this period..

[TheBenzooh]

im a swede and i want people who come here to learn our language. if u are going to live here. swedes do speak english well but we are swedes. i do get annoyed when people dont want to learn swedish. when they live here. you wouldnt move to japan and think u would be able to get along well in japan and not speak japanese.

[louvlogs]

Here in our place some are racist but some are nice 😊

[roslilja]

In case you've missed it there's a pandemic going on so you won't see any normal activities whatsoever in Sweden, or elsewhere in Scandinavia, or the world... City life is calm and quiet for a reason these days. Neighbors do not do visits as usual out of plain care and consideration, and following the health authorities recommendations. You see, under normal conditions neighbors normally hang together just like anywhere else in the world so you would be wise refraining from making assumptions at these utterly trying times. "Swedes speak their own language". In their own country. Well, where else speak one's native language??? Further more just so you know, only the younger generation speak English as their second language as you learn languages in school early nowadays. I recommend you do some research before moving to another country and you don't need to be so surprised. Not speaking on the phone on buses are out of pure politeness and consideration, the other persons don't need to be disturbed by your private conversations on the phone. Sweden is arctic so it is cold most of the year. Much to learn about the world, expect different habits and lifestyles in different parts of the world. All the best.

[leoberget]

If you want to be a part of society start learning swedish! I dont really watch you so i dont know how good you are