This is a VERY good question. I might use it for part 2. I think you can get different answers depending who you ask but my general feeling is that all the nordic countries support each other (at least nowadays). We would have each others back if a non-nordic country would do something bad to us / or talk bad about us... since we share so many similarites (history, culture, social codes etc). We are like siblings. We have a love and hate relationship. You would do anything for your sibling even if you find them annoying, envy them and make fun of them sometimes. I would say that Sweden, has a history of being the one who think the greatest of themselves. Like when we say that " Stockholm is the capital of Scandinavia" (this was actually Stockholms slogan for a while). Therefore, I can imagine that Finns and other nordics find us a bit annoying. Even though most Swedes would think everyone loves us because we are so great, haha. I can also imagine that some Finns dislike us a bit more because some Swedes haven't treated them the best way (at least not back in the old days). There is also a horrible derogatory word in the Swedish language about finns. One way of saying acne/ pimple in Swedish is finne. Which is the same word as a Finish person. So... I can understand that they are a bit annoyed by us. On the other hand, there are so many Swedes that loves Finish people (me included!) and that has Finish ancestry / relatives / family and friends so we would not have in mind if someone asks us if Swedes and Finns are very similar. Because we are in a lot of things.

I'm a tiny bit Irish with my family liniage, only red hair I got was a bit of red in my beard, my beard looks like rust.

Great idea! Then I also have some excuse to eat salty licorice (Which is LOVE!).

Tack, vad kul att höra ❤

Varsågod! Tack till dig som tittade! 💛

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Tack så mycket!

Haha, intressant att höra ditt perspektiv som mexikan :P Vilket fint svar. Skönt att du tycker att vi är gulliga i alla fall även om vi gör lite konstiga saker som att lägga till äpple och vindruvor 😂

Yes, true! We mentioned Netherlands in the video as well :) Need to try the lakrits from Netherlands next time I go.

thats what she said, also. :)

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Tack så mycket! Kul att höra! P.S Vi älskar Skottland! Vilket vackert land!

Skrivet på perfekt svenska! Tack så mycket, vi blir glada ❤

Haha, this is the video for you "How to make Swedish friends" kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fdeXmpWDr9qcd6s.html :)

Great question! Not sure that every Swede know about it (or remeber it) but we do learn a bit about it in school. We have so many borrowed words and food from Turkey due to that. That is very impressive that you listen to P1 in Swedish before sleeping! Well done! If you ever want to learn more Swedish and practice the Swedish sounds then you should join this course funswedish.teachable.com/p/pronunciation

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Kul att höra att du pluggar svenska med våra videos :) Jag tror att jag förstår din fråga (säg till annars). Du vill veta vad man säger om man glömmer bort ett ord på svenska och fyller i med det engelska ordet istället. Man kan säga på olika sätt men några kan vara: - Hur säger man..... lemon.... på svenska? = How do you say... lemon...in Swedish? - Jag vill ha en.... lemon... vad heter det på svenska? = I want to have a ...lemon... what do you call it in Swedish? Hope I understood your question correctly. Hopefully this sentences will help you :)

Åh, kul att höra att vi kan hjälpa till med engelskan också (även om det inte är vårt modersmål). Bra jobbat med SFI-kursen!!!

Dale, muchas gracias :) Me encanta Buenos Aires!

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Varsågod! Glad you liked it. We have made videos about both topics. En/ett: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rcWJpcmpltSsfKs.html Min / mitt etc: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kJyRgZOirNzHpnk.html

Haha, sure we can do that. We know that it can be very frustrating in the beginning. Learning Swedish will help a lot to know more about your rights in Sweden. Check out our Swedish courses if you want to learn more. Live courses: elansutbildning.com/courses/ Pre-recorded courses: elansutbildning.teachable.com/ (We also practice how to talk to Swedish authorities and learn other useful information about life in Sweden in the courses)

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Where are you studying Swedish? You should join our Swedish courses instead . We focus a lot on Swedish pronounciation. Like in this course elansutbildning.teachable.com/courses/enrolled/2232485 But "god morgon" is pronunced very differently from how it is spelled. We say more like "go morron". We actually talk a lot about this in our pronounciation course :)

really? Try icelandish

I'm not sure. I think there are SO many beautiful people around the world but maybe it depends on your preferences :) Our friend Stefan Thyron talks a bit about this topic in his video maybe he has a better answer to it. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f7GThdeiuLuzlZs.html&ab_channel=StefanThyron

Haha, så bra svar på perfekt svenska! Ja, saltlakrits är inte för alla :P

Let's see if I understood your question correctly (let me know otherwise). If someone says "Ellen har ingen cykel" and you want to confirm that the statement is correct then we usually say either "nej, precis" or "nej, det har hon inte". If you just say "nej" then it sounds like you disagree with the statement "Ellen har ingen cykel" (like saying "No, that is not correct.. she has a bike".

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