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Looks lovely, Thankyou for the video xxx❤

Thank you for a calm and relaxed video 🌸 Your voice is very nice to listen to and thank you for all the kind words about sweden 🙂 ..And I agree 💗 I really like it here too 🌍

Hi ,counting weeks are really simple,The year begins in January First week is week 1 and its only to count days In month if you wish that. But a easyer way is to look in a swedich calender they will come as small cards for wallet, in work callenders . and as flipchart to hang on a wall . the best ones are they hwo have date, month,weeks and nameday its convinient to mark for vacation days birthdays and so on. so its not rocket research. simple as that.

Saturday candy is for kids only so that they don't eat candy everyday

Im also living in Sweden but im originally canadian. I still don't know much about why my family moved

In our calendars, you can see what week it is, so you never have to remember yourself.

Good video🇸🇪👍🏻Too bad that everything is so expencive here😱🫣

as the week thing, I still google week numbers but there is a simplicity in "week" definition. Vacation week 25 is easy to remember.

Yea not a restriction, it is all the parents doing this rule, it is kindof a tradition to not eat candy on any other day than saturday. One could do any other day too but "lördagsgodis" sounds good in swedish

week counting is a work thing related. "Lördags godis" is a way to not let kids eat to much candy, its up to each parents to apply it. Its good way to not over consume candy.

your name "Ksenia" suggests that you're from some Russian speaking part of the word. are you possibly some former Soviet republic in central Asia?

don't worry about the week numbers, most Swedes don't know what number of week it is either! I certainly don't! lol. never have. and nobody I know knows it either. it's just one of those silly things, I guess

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The "candy on saturday"-thing has lately been challenged by a word coined by one of the snacks-companies in Sweden: "Fredagsmys". Now, in English, the word "snack" refers to a light, unspecified meal, but in Swedish it's a collective term for chips and similar products. Many families include candy with the snacks, making friday the new "candy-day".

Eating candy only on saturdays was introduced after we did some experiments that should 100% have seen the people in charge of them convicted for crimes against humanity, It's called the "Vipeholmsexprimenten" basically they used mentally challenged people who lived at an institution in Vipeholm, who they forced to eat candy too see in what conditions their teeth would decay the most, mind you that this was still 35-40 years before we banned lobotimization and mandatory sterilization for people deemed unfit to reproduce, in the 1980s, Sweden is messed up, never forget that the "racial hygiene ideology" that inspired the Austrian guy with the small moustache, was made in Sweden.

its not really an event, its just more normal for ous that you only eat candy on friday or saturday, somebody that buys candy on other days people gonna look at you like your have no discepline.

7.24 That scream is normal. It's just a guy that realised that summer is over and we are now heading to the eternal darkness of Ragnarök (winter). Happens every year. Jokes aside, this was interesting to listen too. That thing about Lördagsgodis (saturday candy) is so true. One time i bought some candy for work and i actually felt a bit embarresed about it. And my coworker said something like "oh, you brought candy. Nice. It's okay" like she just reacted to the weirdness of eating candy on a weekday but reasured me that it was okay to do it lol. But i think every country is weird in one way or another. Makes the world interesting.

Well. they didn't "restrict" candy. Just created a campaign of "lördagsgodis"

Background to Saturday candy is "the Vipeholm experiments" and the conclusions drawn from these horrific experiments on mentally disabled persons. There are some videos about it on RUclips for those who are interested.

You are very beautiful!

Nice vodeos! Where are you from?

1:25 Eating sweets only on Saturdays began in the early 1960s. You speak as if it has recently happened but it has a concept that is 60 years old. it is 60 years since tnd doctors came up with the proposal! 2:55 There are four weeks in a month. It can't be that hard to calculate. January, February, March are twelve weeks plus one week in April = 13 weeks. In Sweden, like many other European countries, we use an official system to determine which week it is. The weekly issue is replaced on Mondays and ends on Sundays. In the US, the week starts on Sunday and ends on Saturday. It is not common in Europe. We start the week with the first erbetsday. 3:45 Generalization, it does not apply to larger cities! 5:52 This is because there is a shortage of apartments in center of a city. Gender brings justice. In Sweden, you cannot buy yourself a seat further forward. We like everyone to be entitled to their share of society. In the United States, if you have money, you can buy anything. You can't do that in Sweden. 7:15 If everyone wanted to transport their bike on a tram then there would be problems. You talk about it as if you come from a country where bicycles are used was a vehicle that you could carry with you anyway. You come from a country where you can barely use a bicycle. 8:03 Wait a minute, that's right but you have to register with name and birth number so that you are not anonymous. You also have to pay for the data. Do you know what it's called that you can find out things about other people? It's called Democracy! You're not used to that. 8:36 It is up to you to stop all information. Stopping all information is completely free. There are many people in Sweden who have stopped the information about himself. you can do that too. Don't talk so much before you find out what the relevant facts are. 8:43 No you can't! What are you talking about? Where are you getting all the false information from?

As for this with meeting friends and what week they can, only happens in southern Sweden. I live up in Lapland and in the city of Kiruna, here you call your friend and ask if they are home and if you can come by for a cup of coffee. If that doesn't work, a date is agreed upon when they can and not which week. When it comes to queuing, whether it's in a shop or to rent an apartment, or getting a parking space with engine heaters or other queues. That way, we Swedes don't waste energy on getting angry or irritated. But we wait politely for when you arrive or arrive at the front. Because we also think about how others would feel if you jump ahead in a walk or try to get ahead of everyone else. This would make everyone else angry and they would hate the person who doesn't follow the rules about standing in line. When it comes to us Swedes cycling or walking a lot, it is because we care about our health. You complain about how it is in Gothenburg and that it is hilly, if you were to visit Kiruna and cycle here, you would stop complaining about how it is in Gothenburg. Because old Kiruna center was built on a hill, as well as all of Kiruna there are many more hills. So we Kiruna residents naturally have the strongest leg muscles naturally and the best fitness, precisely because of all the slopes Kiruna has. Then why you are not allowed to bring a bicycle on the bus has to do with safety, partly if the bus crashes and the bicycle is not attached to something, then it flies away from the G-force and injures other people. Or if the bus catches on fire, the bicycle is an obstacle and people can be burned to death because a bicycle prevents people from getting out. You need to think more than just lamenting about not being able to bring your bike on a bus.

Great insight on how our country can be experienced. Don't worry about the week numbers. I'm born Swedish and am always confused and have to ask for the date when someone uses the week numbers.

The easiest way to know witch week it is is to use your calendar on your Android or Apple phone. Just go into settings and turn on 'Show week numbers'. Look at the month view. You could also buy yourself a pocket almanac.

subbed since you've been here for so long and give out country so mutch love. :)

The tap water in Sweden is of a very high quality, there's no need to buy water in stores, it's just a waste of money

It is true what you are saying!! It happens to me as well!! Thanks for sharing your advice! Oh yes going to nature and forests is so refreshing!! I also directly go for a siesta😂😂

I love this country!! I have studied a some of their history and really like It! Also the mindside! It is a really developed country economically but also culturally, moraly and socially! Thanks for your video showing the beautiful countryside and lovely spots!

Parental leave, and later proffesional daycare is society's investment in it's future. You get better citizens, when you strive to optimise their well being. And we all KNOW that a child's first years are alfa and omega for their later development: They need love, attention and feeding - constantly!

I am happy that u like it here. So i give u some love ❤❤❤❤

In some parts of Stockholm (and I'm sure in other cities) it's fairly common for new arrivals to rent from the person renting second hand, so third hand renting, and sometimes the third hand renter rents out the appartment in fourth hand. You can also buy, but then you need enough money for a bit of the price. With a job, you can get a loan for the rest, but it may be pricey. And lastly, you can rent from someone who has bought, but that's not always possible, and is usually limited to one year

At least in Stockolm you can use your credit or debet card for public transport, but it's true that it's different in different cities

Tap water is usually of better quality than bottled water, water from springs/creeks are even better

This is very underrated! And calm, tho not the videos i typically watch. Im surprised this has little views.

Websites with apartments: 1. nya.boplats.se/ 2. www.homeq.se/user/applications 3. qasa.se/en

you can also rent a room in an apartment, there are sites like easy roommate etc.

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this wouldn't work in Sweden as the boss is usually the last to arrive and the first to leave.

What a nice and thoughtful video! :) You really deserve more views with the high production value and all the work that must have gone into editing.

Nice to hear :)

Great! Next time you are in Oslo you should see the Aker Brygge/Tjuvholmen area. 😊 This area is known for great modern architecture and great restaurants.

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Nothing is good in Sweden right?Some foreigners is just complain about everything.Makes me wonder why you came here in the first place?

Do the restaurants have outdoor seating?

Doing good!

I need to say sorry about my English mistakes :D Feel too nervous filming in public in not native language