Thanks for a nice video! Welcome to Sweden! 🙋‍♀️

Absolutely love your channel! Not easy to move to another country and learn a new language, that takes some courage. Jättekul att följa dig och se hur du utvecklas. Tack för en jättebra kanal, nu subbar jag :D

Great video with amazing views of Skåne. My tip for the pronunciation is, listen to Swedish podcasts. Just choose anyone that you like and listen a lot. Just by hearing a lot of Swedish will make the "tonfall" come automatically. And by the way, very welcome to Sweden!

Welcome! A trick in being able to "sing" the language: relax your jaw! Foreigners often sound tense when they speak swedish, to avoid this relax your jaw muscles, and don't be afraid yo over do it. Then listen and repeat the words! Good luck, with jobs and everything! We need nurses like you!

Nice video Brother! Congratulations for your new bike!

Välkommen! Seems you're off to a great start! And don't worry about the "betoning", I'm sure you'll grow into it the more you speak and hear Swedish.

I am happy to see you here

Glad you're enjoying your new life in Sweden! It's my dream to one day be able to move and perhaps immigrate to Sweden, hopefully soon. I've been living in Mexico for the last year, but am currently living in Tbilisi, Georgia 🇬🇪, so I'm inching my way over there hehe. I've been studying the language for a little while now and it's definitely been my favorite language I've ever studied. I do recommend getting as much input as possible, listening to Swedish KZfaqrs, watching the news, listening to music, reading, ect. You'll get used to the pitch accents and start to internally recognize how words are supposed to sound. When I first started studying Swedish, I was worried about this as well, but it's gotten to the point where I'll naturally start to add the pitch to correct words in a sentence, even though I hadn't previously learned the word before. It gets more natural the more immersed you are. Sounds like you're already doing a great job though! 😀 I look forward to checking out more of your videos! Keep up the great work!

Damn, I was just about to say about singing Swedish, but you cut me short ;)

Love your B roll footage! You are knocking it out of the park on your edits. And that fish & chips looks tasty.

Great video. Keep them coming. I'll be watching. 🙂

A bit late but if someone looks in the comments for advice with learning languages: I've been told that watching childrens tv-shows like Spongebob in Swedish helps a lot since they speak slower and you can usually find them in both languages to compare what they are saying

Yaaay an update!

Welcome to Sweden. I hope you enjoy your stay here and adapt more and more. I live in Lund and it would be cool if we one day meets up somewhere for a "fika". Let's keep in touch here, will wait for more videos by you.

I hope you bloom here, meet love and fulfill your life goal

You do the videos as you like them, i just enjoy listening to your experience.

Välkommen!!!!

Welcome to Skåne :)

I loved it! I'm looking forward to your next video~ Helen

Hi Brandon love the pics and happy your settling in. Keep up the good work on your videos.

Great content❤

Love this!

Hey, that's some decent swedish in such short time.

Welcome to Sweden! I am sure you've learned by now that the word "semester" in Swedish means "holiday" - almost quite the opposite from the meaning it has in English. The Swedish equivalent would be "termin".

Welcome and good luck :-)

Välkommen hit! 😄

Welcome to Skåne Brandon! We're glad you'e taking the recycling seriously. :) You'll sort out skånskan in time.

Yeah, I like your idea with short videos. There's this brit living in Sweden who has the youtube channel "Being swenglish". He's really perfected the short video format. Like 3 minute videos without any music or anything. I would say you shouldn't focus too much on the pitch accent of your Swedish. It will come in time the more you learn :) Keep it up!

Welcome to Sweden :D

Välkommen till Helsingborg hoppas du gillar det här. Kan säga att jag hellre blir kallad dansk än stockholmare. Kul att sitta och plocka ut vart du har filmat. Hope that Swedish wasn't to hard your pronunciation in the beginning of the video was great!

I'm happy for you that you have actually been able to live in Sweden. I want to live in Sweden, but am on disability and don't have enough finances to go to school and can't find anything work wise that I would be able to do. Needless to say, I'm very jealous of all the Americans that get to live there. Your Swedish sounds like it's coming along nicely. I wish you all the best. Congratulations on your new life.

Always interesting to see and hear about the differences and similarities to other cultures and countries. If you want, you can check out another American Vlogger called Stefan Thyron from Seattle who has become very well known here on YT. He has a loads of very interesting Vlogs about Usa vs Sweden difficulties, similarities, how to tackle situations in Sweden, every day life here as well as the language . Stefan has been in Sweden for for 4 years now and he has documented HIS journey from day 1. I think you will like that Vlogger and also learn alot. OBS! If you are checking his Vlogs out. Start from 4 years ago....

As a Swede (not currently living in Sweden), I'd like to say welcome aswell! Don't stress too much about the accent, language is about communication and creating bonds and you can do that with or without an accent. If you haven't already started experience some culture shock just be aware that period will come. Every person that moves to another country goes through the initial "Honeymoon" phase that turns into the "culture shock" phase and eventually you will end up in the "acceptance" phase. Just a friendly warning from another expat that lived for extended time in different countries:)

The update I was waiting for !!!! What’s y’all in Swedish ????

Jag är säker på att du kommer att lära dig svenska på nolltid. Din svenska i introt lät riktigt bra, och jag borde veta eftersom jag också är lärare i svenska. Jag har undervisat i svenska sedan 2009. Och, ett roligt faktum: Den svenska sidan av min familj är från Ystad, Skåne. Så, Skåne finns i mitt blod.

You need fenders on bikes in Sweden, because of the weather.

Do not put a lid on the container where you keep the compost. It will get verry messy if you put a lid on.

People who say you live in Denmark don't know what they are talking about and sadly don't know their own history. Skåne has been part of Sweden since the middle of the 17th Century, longer than most countries today have existed, the accent of people in Skåne is very far from the standard danish of today and is often harder for danes to understand than standard Swedish. Enjoy both countries though!

What a such inspirational video!!! Do you have any contact? I just wanna ask questions about spending life there.

3:43 That is some sloppy level of recycling. It's a mess everywhere.

Oh, I thought you went to live in Stockholm. Helsingborg/Lund... Skåne is... not where I'd want people to learn Swedish in. At least you're not in Malmö. Good luck learning Dani- I mean Swedish. XD Idiots putting the wrong thing in the recycling, a lot of idiots where I live.

If you have only heard about the many good things about Sweden, my advice is "become aware of the negative aspects and be extra careful in certain places" because there are now many gangs and shootings in the used to be safe and peaceful country. Find out which areas are dangerous so you can avoid them, especially if you are new in the country and not aware of the gangs and shootings! Good luck!

Going full Brandon!

brother Why are you leaving America and living in Sweden?