i plan to move to Sweden into the future (I'm American) I'm learning Swedish as we speak, but i am a bit behind, and I only know some basic sentences. Grammar is easy for me, and so is the pronunciation. My mother is from Sweden which is where my mom taught me the accent when speaking, but that's about it. I want to go around the Goteborg area. (my family is from Skåne!)
Grattis! Du ser lycklig ut! Mysigt med Malmö, närheten till vacker natur, (iskalla) bad och Köpenhamn 👍 Lycka till med nya jobbet så ser jag fram emot att höra dig prata svenska snart 😀
Congradulations on leading that third world state of Texas. I was forced to live there for two years while in the Air Force and found it so ass backwards and couldn’t wait to leave!
I am a German who has been living here in Sweden now for 22 years. From time to time I am also in Malmö,for work, maybe one day we can meet if you ade interrested and exchange some experiences?
I was watching this video of a family that moved from the US to Russia then your video popped up and I telling my husband and he said how about Sweden when we have the money his family and ancestors come from Sweden but my husband he grew up in the US his family used to own a castle in Sweden back in the day
My wife and I are from LA, my and I decided to move to Sweden. She is a RN in the US but she may change career. We find your video on youtube and you are doing amazing job putting time and effort to highlight people on lofe in sweden. We have some questions, and she's wondering if it is worth it to become a nurse in sweden ans work as a nurse ( passing exam and learning swidish) . we've heard its not enough well-paid as much as in the US
It really depends. I started making 3,600 dollars a month as a nurse in a hospital setting and heard of travel nurses here making as much as 5,500 a month in some places. I just got my nurse practitioner degree approved this week which should increase my pay soon as well.
@becurious2000 Thanks for replying. Did you pass the equivalence exam to be a nurse + swidich language when you started working as a nurse in Sweden? I will appropriate if you can guide us thru steps on how to use RN license in US to find a job in Sweden ( positive list )
Nice to see that things are going great for you, man! 😃Also,Malmö gets a lot of hate, but that's usually from people who never go there and don't know what they're talking about. Sure, crime's been going up a bit in Malmö, but there no real reason to feel afraid. And that's coming from someone who lives in Lund.😉
😀 I am planning on trying to compare a similar city I grew up in that is just as diverse and the same size back in texas. It will be interesting to look at the data
I've lived in Lund, Gothenburg, close to Helsingborg, and in Malmö. I definitely think Malmö is one of the better places. Now we live in a small town in the middle of the country and it's nice to have forrest and lakes. But Malmö is the city I have some real nostalgia for.
I feel myself in the total opposite (or not total, I am still in Sweden) than you. I am looking to move to the US from Sweden. I have lived here all my life except for half a year in Norway and a year in Australia 13 years ago (I loved it in Australia!) But now my heart feels drawn to the US. I dont feel like I belong in the swedish culture although I am native. I would also prefer more outgoing folks around me and I also have a very hard time dealing with the cold and darkness in autumn and winter (and spring, is still cold too... I would probably be more of a "Miami type person" if I would move to the US) You applied for a work visa here I guess? Just found this channel so gonna check it out a bit further. I have actually been looking for videos liket his but in the reverse (Swede living in the US) but havent found any channels like that! It is however interesting to see these videos as well with Americans moving here and how you view the differences in the culture and what not. I think there would be lots of things I would totally Loooove about the States and also lots of things I would'nt like so much. But I would still wanna move there anyway. If not, as you say... for experience. But, I have no clue how to do it, lol... Getting married seems like the "easiest" way, except finding love is super hard!
Fascinating. One of the cool things about humanity is that there is so much variation among us, where we thrive best. It can be quite fluid too. I might do well in Sweden but perhaps that can change in the future. The thing about America is it’s very big so there are a lot of different environments and places to see. I loved living in Alaska. It was practically another country. Hawaii was nice too, before the fires 😢
As a Swede i want to say that Malmö is a city that has gone thru a bog downwird spiral. Caused by a big migration from the middle East. And they take There bad behavior with them. À LOT of Swedish people feel that Malmö is lost. Personly i would never live there.
Glad to hear Swede talk about migration because that’s a big reason I want to leave the U.S. the borders are wide open here and the citizens are not intelligent enough to understand the ramifications of unfettered access. Even with properly managed legal migration if they are not assimilated into the culture foreigners simply makes worst for everyone.
I actually do not have citizenship. It’s not an easy process if you have no family connections or relationships here. It takes at least 5 years before you can apply to citizenship. I am hoping to apply for permanent residency in a year and a half.
@@becurious2000 Wishing you good luck. I work in the healthcare as well and I really want to move to Europe. I appreciate your videos and how transparent you are as far as you journey living in Sweden.
I moved from Chicago to Gothenburg about 6 months ago and I love I can walk the city at night with NO fear. I’m struggling with the language though, I only know the basics but Swedes appreciate the effort. Chicago alone had 30 shootings and 5 killed including a 5 year old girl just over this past memorial weekend!!!!
Yea. I do feel a lot safer in Sweden than I did in Texas. I literally was so scared of being killed in my own home in Texas. I have never had that fear inside my home in Sweden. I will say it is getting more unsafe outside in Malmö. I posted a video about getting physically attacked in Malmö. I however am moving to Limhamn which is much safer and calmer
Really good question. I speak Swedish 99 percent of the time on the job. I actually speak Swedish everyday between 80-90 percent of the time for everyday life. I do have every now and then, patients who really want to speak English to practice speaking it since they do not get a lot of opportunities as they are elderly and alone. Perhaps they lived abroad in the states or Australia for example when they were young and miss speaking English. I find it a little hard to switch rapidly between the two since I have been so focused on speaking Swedish as much as I can. I actually now have a fellow American coworker and we might speak English with each other if we are alone on a lunch break or something, but I try to be mindful of those around us and usually switch back to Swedish even with her if others are around.
I would like to say I want to stay here but as you say, it’s hard to know what the future holds. My parents still live in America and are getting older so there may be a point we’re I have to go back for a period of time. I have also considered living in Iceland for just a few years to have that experience but then to come back to Sweden.
Cool but Malmö people don't speak Swedish...😂😂😂 Comment from a person from Stockholm living in Dallas Texas. Love the Malmö people though their Swedish is hard to follow.
haha! I have heard this a few times :) You liking Dallas so far? I miss the fantastic Mexican food there. I'll be coming back to see family during the holidays.
@@becurious2000 So far so good. Been here 36 years... Still trying to go back to Sweden every year. Got a summer place up along the coast between Sundsvall and Hudiksvall. Take care and enjoy Malmö.
i plan to move to Sweden into the future (I'm American) I'm learning Swedish as we speak, but i am a bit behind, and I only know some basic sentences. Grammar is easy for me, and so is the pronunciation. My mother is from Sweden which is where my mom taught me the accent when speaking, but that's about it. I want to go around the Goteborg area. (my family is from Skåne!)
Best wishes on that ! :) Great you're getting a head start on learning the language before moving.
Congratulations to your new apartment. I'm glad it worked out , moving to Malmö. Things are going well!
Thank you!! 😊
You seem so much happier here than in earlier videos, so I'm really happy for you. You definitely made the right choices for yourself. Awesome.
Välkommen till Malmö🤗trevligt att du trivs.
Grattis! Du ser lycklig ut! Mysigt med Malmö, närheten till vacker natur, (iskalla) bad och Köpenhamn 👍 Lycka till med nya jobbet så ser jag fram emot att höra dig prata svenska snart 😀
Tack så mycket för din stöd. Det uppskattar jag så mycket! Ja det finns jättemycket här i Malmö och närheten på riktig.
Congrats on two years! Glad everything has worked out for you and thank you for sharing everything you go through
I appreciate the kind words!
Congratulations on your two year anniverary! Your life story is so inspiring!
Thank you so much!
Congrats man. Your happiness radiates from just the video. Wish you the best on your journey!
Thanks so much! Really appreciate it!
Awesome video again You look happier and sounds happier. Big inspiration for me and all who thinking to move. ✌🏽
Thanks! I appreciate the support
Lycka till! Wish you all the best!!
Tusan tack 🙏🏻
Congratulations. Introversion is pretty OK in Sweden.
thanks :)
Time flies, I remember your first videos and I'm happy it seems like your migration was more or less a success in the end.
Yup! So far so good.
Lycka till med nya jobbet och nya lägenheten i Malmö!
Du är så snäll. Tack så mycket!
Congradulations on leading that third world state of Texas. I was forced to live there for two years while in the Air Force and found it so ass backwards and couldn’t wait to leave!
Haha 😂 it’s definitely like another country 😎
I think I would love it there, but most Swedes probably wouldn't... I'm the odd one out here...
@@ZindraShamania 😊
Välkommen till Malmö. Bott här 25 år flyttade från Norrland. Trivs superbra
🤩 trevligt att höra.
Congratulations! 🎉
Thank you!!
I am a German who has been living here in Sweden now for 22 years. From time to time I am also in Malmö,for work, maybe one day we can meet if you ade interrested and exchange some experiences?
Awesome! Sounds like that would be interesting to compare our experiences
Congratulations!!
Thank you!!
I was watching this video of a family that moved from the US to Russia then your video popped up and I telling my husband and he said how about Sweden when we have the money his family and ancestors come from Sweden but my husband he grew up in the US his family used to own a castle in Sweden back in the day
That’s some interesting family history 😊
My wife and I are from LA, my and I decided to move to Sweden. She is a RN in the US but she may change career.
We find your video on youtube and you are doing amazing job putting time and effort to highlight people on lofe in sweden.
We have some questions, and she's wondering if it is worth it to become a nurse in sweden ans work as a nurse ( passing exam and learning swidish) . we've heard its not enough well-paid as much as in the US
It really depends. I started making 3,600 dollars a month as a nurse in a hospital setting and heard of travel nurses here making as much as 5,500 a month in some places. I just got my nurse practitioner degree approved this week which should increase my pay soon as well.
@becurious2000 Thanks for replying. Did you pass the equivalence exam to be a nurse + swidich language when you started working as a nurse in Sweden? I will appropriate if you can guide us thru steps on how to use RN license in US to find a job in Sweden ( positive list )
Nice to see that things are going great for you, man! 😃Also,Malmö gets a lot of hate, but that's usually from people who never go there and don't know what they're talking about. Sure, crime's been going up a bit in Malmö, but there no real reason to feel afraid. And that's coming from someone who lives in Lund.😉
😀 I am planning on trying to compare a similar city I grew up in that is just as diverse and the same size back in texas. It will be interesting to look at the data
@@becurious2000
Cool! Looking forward to a comparison! 🙂
I've lived in Lund, Gothenburg, close to Helsingborg, and in Malmö. I definitely think Malmö is one of the better places. Now we live in a small town in the middle of the country and it's nice to have forrest and lakes. But Malmö is the city I have some real nostalgia for.
@@martah5369 Which county do you live in Sweden now if I may ask?
@@becurious2000 southern Dalarna
I’m sorry you had such a bottle neck to get through but glad you got through. Well done!
Thank you! 😊
I feel myself in the total opposite (or not total, I am still in Sweden) than you. I am looking to move to the US from Sweden. I have lived here all my life except for half a year in Norway and a year in Australia 13 years ago (I loved it in Australia!) But now my heart feels drawn to the US. I dont feel like I belong in the swedish culture although I am native. I would also prefer more outgoing folks around me and I also have a very hard time dealing with the cold and darkness in autumn and winter (and spring, is still cold too... I would probably be more of a "Miami type person" if I would move to the US) You applied for a work visa here I guess? Just found this channel so gonna check it out a bit further. I have actually been looking for videos liket his but in the reverse (Swede living in the US) but havent found any channels like that! It is however interesting to see these videos as well with Americans moving here and how you view the differences in the culture and what not. I think there would be lots of things I would totally Loooove about the States and also lots of things I would'nt like so much. But I would still wanna move there anyway. If not, as you say... for experience. But, I have no clue how to do it, lol... Getting married seems like the "easiest" way, except finding love is super hard!
Fascinating. One of the cool things about humanity is that there is so much variation among us, where we thrive best. It can be quite fluid too. I might do well in Sweden but perhaps that can change in the future. The thing about America is it’s very big so there are a lot of different environments and places to see. I loved living in Alaska. It was practically another country. Hawaii was nice too, before the fires 😢
@@becurious2000 How sad, do you still share good memories with it?
America is not like it used to be, but you have to do you and go where you will be happy.
@@sallymcmurray949 hard for a foreigner to move to the States though.
@@ZindraShamaniaNot if you fall in love. I am in love with a Swedish woman and she may very well be moving here.
As a Swede i want to say that Malmö is a city that has gone thru a bog downwird spiral. Caused by a big migration from the middle East. And they take There bad behavior with them. À LOT of Swedish people feel that Malmö is lost. Personly i would never live there.
I am moving to Limhamn 😊
Glad to hear Swede talk about migration because that’s a big reason I want to leave the U.S. the borders are wide open here and the citizens are not intelligent enough to understand the ramifications of unfettered access. Even with properly managed legal migration if they are not assimilated into the culture foreigners simply makes worst for everyone.
Was it hard to get your citizenship there? I want to move to Stockholm from New York and I am trying to figure this out.
I actually do not have citizenship. It’s not an easy process if you have no family connections or relationships here. It takes at least 5 years before you can apply to citizenship. I am hoping to apply for permanent residency in a year and a half.
@@becurious2000 Wishing you good luck. I work in the healthcare as well and I really want to move to Europe. I appreciate your videos and how transparent you are as far as you journey living in Sweden.
@@buffyshellmouthcollection aww 🥰 thanks for the feedback 🙏🏻
I too am a intro/extroverted. Have you dealt with the IS taxes living abroad?
What does IS stand for?
I moved from Chicago to Gothenburg about 6 months ago and I love I can walk the city at night with NO fear. I’m struggling with the language though, I only know the basics but Swedes appreciate the effort. Chicago alone had 30 shootings and 5 killed including a 5 year old girl just over this past memorial weekend!!!!
Yea. I do feel a lot safer in Sweden than I did in Texas. I literally was so scared of being killed in my own home in Texas. I have never had that fear inside my home in Sweden. I will say it is getting more unsafe outside in Malmö. I posted a video about getting physically attacked in Malmö. I however am moving to Limhamn which is much safer and calmer
Do you just speak English as a nurse in Sweden? Curious how that would work.
Really good question. I speak Swedish 99 percent of the time on the job. I actually speak
Swedish everyday between 80-90 percent of the time for everyday life. I do have every now and then, patients who really want to speak English to practice speaking it since they do not get a lot of opportunities as they are elderly and alone. Perhaps they lived abroad in the states or Australia for example when they were young and miss speaking English. I find it a little hard to switch rapidly between the two since I have been so focused on speaking Swedish as much as I can. I actually now have a fellow American coworker and we might speak English with each other if we are alone on a lunch break or something, but I try to be mindful of those around us and usually switch back to Swedish even with her if others are around.
@becurious2000 Du you plan to stay in sweden for ever? Well ok, nobody knows what the future will be.. Do you plan to go back to the us to live again?
I would like to say I want to stay here but as you say, it’s hard to know what the future holds. My parents still live in America and are getting older so there may be a point we’re I have to go back for a period of time. I have also considered living in Iceland for just a few years to have that experience but then to come back to Sweden.
...u are living my life, man...😅
...I'm next...
Welcome 🙏🏻😊
Cool but Malmö people don't speak Swedish...😂😂😂 Comment from a person from Stockholm living in Dallas Texas. Love the Malmö people though their Swedish is hard to follow.
haha! I have heard this a few times :) You liking Dallas so far? I miss the fantastic Mexican food there. I'll be coming back to see family during the holidays.
@@becurious2000 So far so good. Been here 36 years... Still trying to go back to Sweden every year. Got a summer place up along the coast between Sundsvall and Hudiksvall. Take care and enjoy Malmö.
Om du behöver hjälp eller vill ha nya vänner i Malmö hör av dig
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