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Allemansrätten gives you the right to even trespass on private owned land, it even gives you the right to camp on another persons property! BUT it's extremely important that you leave the site you camped at as you found it, meaning you clean up your mess.. But going into peoples actual backyards etc isn't really a thing, but you are allowed to as long as you respect the people who lives there and don't make a mess.
I live somewhat in the middle, but thinking about moving up north tbh!
It always frustrated me on how they got allemansrätten wrong
@@notjackolio Yeah haha, me too! It's one of the most important things we have if you ask me.. And it's important to understand aswell
you are allowed to walk someones land not property
@@minecraftminer59mineboymin38 Well you're allowed to cross someones property aswell
As long as it isn't in someones garden/close to living spaces it's ok. Picking berries, mushrooms etc in the Woods even if they are owned by people or companies is a right we have. But allemansrätten is two way, you are also obligated to take care of the land you roam. Leaving it in the same way it was when you arrived.
Funny that you mention Sweden and video games together. Sweden is quite the powerhouse in the games industry with titles like Minecraft, Battlefield just to name a couple. 😊 We have whole colleges and highschools almost entirely dedicated to gaming and games development here.
Ohhhh, you REALLY need to watch Jonna Jinton! A northern woman showing the beautiful Sweden!
Oh I did it's amazing
as a swede were all in for ALL NORSE!!! sweden norway finland and denmark!! scandinavia forever!!
Tree bark in bread is famine food. Although it was also used during the war in Norway. It's not the outer bark, but the softer inside bark, which is dried and pulverized. Then mixed with flour, to "stretch out" the flour untill next harvest.
Glögg is spiced wine served commonly hot
the ingredients are 2 cups water or orange juice
1 (3-inch) piece orange rind
1 (1-inch) piece fresh ginger, peeled and sliced
2 cinnamon sticks
6 whole cloves
5 whole allspice
2 cardamom pods, bruised
1 vanilla bean, split lengthwise
1 (750-ml) bottle red wine, such as Burgundy
½ cup sugar
Garnishes: blanched almonds, golden raisins
We have grogg in Sweden too. Here it means a drink consisting of one alkohol and one non alkohol. Like rum and coke, gin and tonic. Glögg is something completely different. It is a mulled wine. Wine that has been sweetened and with spices. We drink it hot around christmas time.
Lagom = Laget om (kind of ”round the table”). You should ajust your portion/serving for there to be enough left for everyone. That’s the perfect amount.
”Ore Mountain” in Kiruna. A nickel-iron meteorite impact, which is probably the largest iron deposit in the world.
The "bolaget" part of Systembolaget only means corporation
We don't break it down into national areas. As said in the video, it's an EU construction for managing population data; it has no administrative function and is never used in daily communication. We use different subdivisions depending on the context, as people do everywhere (e.g. Washtenaw County / Ann Arbor / Michigan / The Midwest). Some refer to administrative jurisdiction and some are just geographical conventions.
No, it's not every little rock considering as an island. According to official criteria, an island must be at least 25 square meters to be included in the count. This means that tiny rocky outcrops and very small landmasses are not included unless they meet this minimum size requirement.
From traveling. No other country visiting new places have been more on bound with Sweden than the huge continent of Africa. We are just so curious and want to learn more. Top 9 out of 10 travelbuddies I ever met are africans. Outside of that it's Cambodia. We just sit back and absorb any kind of information without judging or questioning it. Love it
Fika is an old version of coffee backwards. We can have it any time of day but usually at 9-10 and 14-15 at work. (Yes, we use military time.)
Lutfisk is lye cured cod, dried and then remoistened. It's a very aquired taste. Reindeer however is delicious! If you have a Trader Joe's around perhaps you can get a hold of some, but it is super expensive. I was born in Solna, neighboring Stockholm but moved to Skåne. Love it here. Much more relaxed. Up north it's even more relaxed but the winters are too long and cold for me. Kiruna (the city they're moving) is literally being moved. The mining company has had to pay several billion SEK to move it. The mine has basically turned the ground into swiss cheese and the risk of the city collapsing into the mine is very real.
Lagom is not maybe, it means just enough.
Some of the info is a bit outdated. Moose numbers are dwindling, and the economy isn't great.
The red color comes from another mine, a copper mine in Falun city. It's a mineral paint and everywhere here. The Dala horse is red because of that paint. Falun is in the landscapes of Dalarna, so a red Dala-horse.
Hi AP !
The word FIKA was a code word for drinking coffee with friends and acquaintances. Because one Swedish King Gustav III (1746-1792) prohibited the working class and others to drink coffee.
Skål Tom ☕😄
We can gloat but generally we'd do it in English I'd say.
When coffee was illegal in Sweden, as mentioned in this video, there were still people drinking coffee. But to not get caught when they were talking about it they switched place of the syllables of the word coffee in swedish. So "kaffi" [ka-fi] became "fika" [fi-ka]. And the word stayed on and is still very important in our culture. Don't mess with our fika😉!
No, Johan is pronounced with a j. He's misspronouncing it because Swedish is not his language lol. And reindeer is not as popular to eat as they make it seem. It's mostly people up north who eat it I think. I've never once eaten reindeer meatballs haha. Glögg is basically like mulled wine. We have a prime minister. The royal family doesn't have a say when it comes to laws and stuff.
I live in the town where the guy who brought potatoes to Sweden comes from. Really funny that they mentioned that. We actually celebrate it here with an annual festival, and my school and the street I grew up on is named after him. This was really fun and I want to say something about like everything but the video was so long I forgot what to say
im from the middle of Sweden, Dalarna to be more exact. here in Dalarna we eat Gustafskorv (horse meat) and you are right with people not liking the idea of eating animals they think are cute. Its illegal to eat horse in the US but they are in the top 5 when it comes to horse meat exports. you should watch a video about Scandia Minnesota. its Minnesota's first Swedish immigrant settlement.
React to Swedish music miracle... Its in english and about Max Martin.. I litle long bit it is amazing.
It's on this list for this week
Glögg = spiced wine. Usually red sweet wine. Served hot with almonds and raisins.
You only drink it around Christmas so between late Nov to early January.
English didnt become the official language in the UK until 2015.
I need to read that 5 more time
PLEASE please react to Amira Willighagen on her first audition on Hollands Got Talent, singing O Mio Babbino Caro. It is on the channel Talented young musicians. She was only years old at the time, but has the best voice of any living singer today .under the qge of 21. She has the voice of an angel, and she has never had any singin and lessons. A god given taoent for sure. Please react to it, amd also listen to the comments and the few questions they ask her after she sings, as it is amazing to hear the answers she gives. In total it is only a 9 or 10 minute video including the song.....but guaranteed you will love it and will want to hear more of her,. Keep the coming, loving the channel. 🇬🇧😀@@CVTECK1
Since you like Sabaton, you need to check out Tommy Johansson, their now ex guitarrist. He is also an amazing singer. Please react to his covers on "money money money", "Phanthom of the opera" or one of the other once. 🙂
krona was actually an atemt to implement a common currency 200 years a ago. Like the EURO. about 10 european countries implemented the crown as their currency. (crown = krona in swedish)
BTW FUN FACT
When Denmark and Sweden has warring eachorter 34 times in history
-->> Sweden/Finland has in history fought 32 WARS against RUSSIA !!!
Despite wastly outnumbered swedish mainland has never been conquered by the russians . The last war was 1809 when sweden lost Finland.
Hey,try Sweetish online for Swedish candy,foods etc.That's where I get my Swedish fix.It's based in Pennsylvania and they won't disappoint.Have a great one brother.
No we don't use "National Areas" except maybe bureaucrats. We use counties (landskap).
Glögg = mulled wine.
Please do a video about the producer you mentioned. His name is Max Martin. The "flat pack pop" documentary is good.
Great reaction! 😃 I live 1 hour drive from the Öresund Bridge to Copenhagen. You can choose to drive or go by train. I usually take the train. Me and my family do that as a vacation day trip a few times a year. Or take the Helsingborg- Helsingör ferry is a nice choice as well.
If you like to dive into the Sami people, check out this singer/musician, Jon Henrik Fjällgren. His music videos for "The way you make me feel" feat. Elin Oskal, "Mountain Dance" and "Jag är fri" ( =I am free). He was also the winner of Sweden's got talent in 2014. Check out his mind blowing performance there. He tells a bit about being a reindeer herder.
Btw, Sabaton, my favourite band!🤘😉
Yea you need to experience that bridge, its weird to drive on it, since its not just above the water ... :) Check it out!
I'm going to see it vr
This video might be some years old? The best guitarrplayer in Sweden nowadays is supposed to be TOMMY JOHANSSON ...former guitarrplayer of the band - Sabaton (which you rightfully mentioned as amazing!!!). I have seen another reaction video from you about Sabatons "1916" where YES - Tommy is the guitarrplayer in.
Looking very much forward to your reaction video to the G.O.A.T of musicproducers MAX MARTIN!
Hi! Mike from Sweden here. I'm going to try my best to answer your questions.
Geography and politics:
The 8 national areas is a EU system to keep track of population data and has nothing to do with the administration of Sweden. That is divided between the 21 counties.
Sweden doesn't have states (only 14 countries in the world have states), and is the size of California so if it did have them they would be very small. Being this small, Sweden has the same laws all over the country, and not individual ones for the individual regions like the US states do.
The three traditional lands of Sweden (Norrland, Svealand and Götaland) were their own countries or regions before they united and became the Kingdom of Sweden. And just like the UK, Sweden has its king as head of state, but the government is run by the prime minister. We have general elections every four years where we choose our representatives for the parliament, the counties, and the municipalities.
Sweden, Norway and Denmark all have their own version of krona (which means crown), and even though Sweden and Denmark are both members of the EU, they have chosen not to adopt the Euro. One swedish krona is about .1 US Dollars.
Sweden changed from left to right side traffic because they wanted to align with the rest of Europe that already had right side traffic. Only a handful of island nations in Europe (The UK, Ireland, Cyprus and Malta) drive on the left.
Sweden isn't neutral anymore because this year we joined NATO.
Language, culture, and sports:
English is a mandatory subject in schools here and therefor most Swedes speak it very well. Some so well that you can't always hear the Swedish accent.
In Sweden we don't pronounce j as djay as you do in English, but as yi. So Johan is pronounced Yohan instead of Djohan.
Jantelagen is not an actual law, but an unwritten one. And not only in Sweden, but in Scandinavia as a whole. It basically means: don't think you are better than anyone else because we are all equal. In Scandinavia we don't like to stand out as much as you do in the US. We are more group oriented than individual oriented here.
Lagom is not like maybe. It is more like ”yes that is a good amount” and we apply that to somany things. Lagom big, lagom small, lagom long, lagom short, lagom round, lagom warm etc.
The dalahäst is red because when they first started making them in the 18th century, red was the closest colour they had to the natural brown colour of actual horses.
Side note: Nightwish are from Finland, not Sweden.
Brännboll is similar to baseball, but isn't an official organized sport like baseball is and therefor doesn't have a league. Floorball is an indoor version of bandy which is similar to ice hockey, but is played in a bigger rink and with a ball instead of a puck, and the goalie doesn't have a stick.
Food:
Tacos is NOT the national dish of Sweden. We don't have an official one because there is a tie between meatballs with mashed potatoes, and pickled herring with boiled potatoes. We do have Taco Fridays though. Reindeer meat is very popular in Sweden, especially in the northern parts of the country. I haven't personally had it in a taco, but that sounds delicious.
Lutefisk is a traditional Swedish Christmas dish and consists of air dried white fish that has been marinated in lye before being served (in my opinion NOT delicious).
Glögg is a version of mulled wine and not at all like grog, and is usually served at Christmas.
Coffee was banned in Sweden in the 18th century as revenge by the farmers in our parliamnt at the time because brewing your own liquor at home, which was mostly done by the farmers, had been banned by the state because alcoholism got so bad all over Sweden. This is the reason we have Systembolaget.
About .05% of the Swedish population has diabetes. In the US it is about 12%.
I hope this helps 😊
Someone has probably mentioned before me but I think the viking you´re thinking of is Leif Eriksson.
Love to live in Sweden 😊
I'm loving Sweden so far
Check out Denmark, if you want to learn about the coolest bridges 😉👌
We also have grog in Sweden
PLEASE please react to Amira Willighagen on her first audition on Hollands Got Talent, singing O Mio Babbino Caro. It is on the channel Talented young musicians, and is from 10 years ago. . She was only years old at the time, but has the best voice of any living singer today .under the qge of 21. She has the voice of an angel, and she has never had any singin and lessons. A god given taoent for sure. Please react to it, amd also listen to the comments and the few questions they ask her after she sings, as it is amazing to hear the answers she gives. In total it is only a 9 or 10 minute video including the song.....but guaranteed you will love it and will want to hear more of her,. Keep the coming, loving the channel. 🇬🇧😀
Glögg = Glüewein, Boiled wine with spices, and probably added vodka.
I like to try that
@@CVTECK1 If you get the chance, do it, its really good. Or make your own its not that hard.
Henrik Larsson ❤ he's from the town Helsingborg the woman in video was from, as myself 😎
Geography now Spain please next!
Please do Geography Now Seychelles.
The king has nothing to do with how the country is ruled, forget him.
ohhh
@@CVTECK1PLEASE please react to Amira Willighagen on her first audition on Hollands Got Talent, singing O Mio Babbino Caro. It is on the channel Talented young musicians. She was only years old at the time, but has the best voice of any living singer today .under the qge of 21. She has the voice of an angel, and she has never had any singin and lessons. A god given taoent for sure. Please react to it, amd also listen to the comments and the few questions they ask her after she sings, as it is amazing to hear the answers she gives. In total it is only a 9 or 10 minute video including the song.....but guaranteed you will love it and will want to hear more of her,. Keep the coming, loving the channel. 🇬🇧😀
@@CVTECK1PLEASE please react to Amira Willighagen on her first audition on Hollands Got Talent, singing O Mio Babbino Caro. It is on the channel Talented young musicians, and is from 10 years ago. . She was only years old at the time, but has the best voice of any living singer today .under the age of 21. She has the voice of an angel, and she has never had any singin and lessons. A god given taoent for sure. Please react to it, amd also listen to the comments and the few questions they ask her after she sings, as it is amazing to hear the answers she gives. In total it is only a 9 or 10 minute video including the song.....but guaranteed you will love it and will want to hear more of her,. Keep the coming, loving the channel. 🇬🇧😀
@@CVTECK1 The king is the head of state but the royal family is more for show these days and they work mainly as promotors and diplomats of nation.
They have no actual power.
We don't have a president since Sweden is a kingdom and not a republic so that's also the case for Denmark and Norway.
We have a statsminister (prime minister) as the head of government.
We vote every 4 years for our local municipality, region and national government.
Regarding allemansrätten the video is incorrect.
You are absolutely free to roam and camp on private property/land without the landowners permission but you are not allowed to set up camp in someones garden. ;)
So that it has to be "public land" is BS.
This explains the whole attitude problem people have in Seattle.
One thing you (and the presenter) got a little wrong was that "Jantelagen" is a strictly personal thing, so bragging about Sweden is perfectly fine. Otherwise our sports tournaments would become very weird, we have to be able to think our team is the best. :)
Also, they got it very wrong with "allemansrätten", the right to roam. That is also on private property. Nobody can stop you from taking your tent and pitch it in someones private forest, picking berries and mushrooms for breakfast. As long as you treat the land with respect and stay out of cultivated land, you are basically free to do whatever you want.
And sorry to say it.. But IKEA is your place. :) They have a small food section where you can buy some typical swedish things, that's probably the only place to find our stuff.
They’re wrong; you absolutely have the right to be in someone’s backyard, you’re even allowed to camp there (as long as it’s at least 50 metres from the house). Your part of the deal is curtesy; don’t leave trash, don’t break stuff and don’t leave marks. And say hi to the people living there, they’ll probably give you fika.
Btw; a place exists, it can be used for sex…it’s kinda a Swedish (Nordic, to be honest) sport.
We have grogg too, but here it’s mostly moonshine and Coca Cola.
I had duck with oranges a week ago. It was on sale 2.49€ per/KG it was good👍
How was the duck the texture
@@CVTECK1 It was really juicy. Cooked it for 2 and half hour in an oven 170 celsius.
@@marciusmarciukas5467 I will be looking for some next weekend to make
If you wanna try Swedish food/Candy go to Ikea
i wish we would have monarcy at these times, victoria would chose right
We have a prime minister, and three branches much like the US. Not exactly though.
React to norways nature, youll be amazed!
Next weekend is the Eurovision Final paired from Malmö, Sweden. You can probably find a way to stream it. It's always a spectacle.
What African country is your origin, and what is the language?