I like all of the Scandinavian countries for different reasons and I agree with what he says in this video. I like that we can joke about each other in a friendly way 😂 love and peace from Sweden.
I get soooo sad, when my country, Denmark, is described in a way that makes it sound less beautiful. 😢 It’s very different from our mountainous sibling countries, but also very beautiful - just in a completely different way. We too have fjords and other beautiful coastlines and one of the best things are, that you can travel around in our forests on bicycles - you can’t really do that in the mountains unless you ride a mountain bike or are in crazy good shape 😂 But please do come and visit our country, but do yourself a favor and travel outside Copenhagen as well. You’ll find it a lot cheaper and it’s where you experience Denmark. Much like London is London, but not necessarily typically English. 😊
Denmark is my favorite country to visit, out of the Nordic countries. The people, culture, white sandy beaches at Skagen etc. But as a Norwegian, I have to set my foot down when you say you have fjords in Denmark. Danish rivers are not fjords... Haha. They're still beautiful rivers though :) Google Geirangerfjorden, and tell me where to find anything similar in Denmark ;)
@@ole7146 A fjord is a narrow seainlet with steep sides or cliffs created by glaciers during the last ice age. Considering that the highest point in Denmark is Møllehøj with its 126 meters above sea level - you do not have fjords. By your reasoning the Nile and the river Thames are fjords.
Dont be sad Danish cusin. I like how Denmark looks like, I enjoy to ride my electric bicycle there. It is flat but not boring. Allways positive people when learning we are from Norway. I love the wide agriculture landscape. Wonderful Denmark !!!
Northern Lights in Norway ::: City of Tromsø or futher north between early November and late Mars. you need a few weeks up there to be shure to find the right weather conditions. Im Norwegian but Swed's are just the same as we are, I know several Swedish people and I never met a Swede that couldn't also been a Norwegian.. Skål from Norway.
What a generalized description of our countries! Speaking of Systembolaget: they have more wine, beer and spirits than the UK. The staff is also trained and can answer questions about the goods and what they are suitable for. Most people have some bottles at home in case the urge strikes, you have guests or are invited to dinner and bring a bottle to the host as a thank you for the invitation. Complaining about not being able to buy alcohol on a Sunday is ridiculous. If you're that thirsty, you can go to the pub.
Would you like to be able to buy wine 24/7 and ask an 18 year old at Tesco which wine pairs nicely with your dinner, or buy it before 6PM and ask a trained person that's taken multiple courses in wine pairing? That's basically the difference in buying wine in the UK/Denmark, and Sweden/Norway.
norway is close to england, we have similar humor, we are often in london to shop, so if you want to go to a country that is similar to england, choose norway ;) but of course, we love our scandinavian sister and brothers 😃
Yes Vinmonopolet in Norway is very busy around big holidays. Queues can stand 100s of meters down the street during the opening hours. But then again wine is very cheap in Norway for some reason.
Like 'em all, prefer Sweden since I can understand what people are saying (usually, depends on their accent). And the outdoors is a huge thing here too, probably bigger in Norway, but still, I think I was 4 when my parents took me hiking in the mountains for the first time, and took me sailing when 6. Corrections on the video: Sweden has no National Dish, certainly not IKEA Meatballs, and very few Swedes celebrate the National day, it's mostly immigrats that do (mostly due to it being a fairly new thing, it's not traditional)
@@Nekotaku_TV Without viking DK language no english !!!!!!. Is there a norwegian language ???? It is so ridiculous that you try to distance your language from the danish language that had so big influenc on norwegian because it hinders us scandinavia n s better to understand oneanother . It shows a inferiority complex towards DK . and furthermore the the native language of any country is always beautyfull !!!!!!!
I like all of the Scandinavian countries for different reasons and I agree with what he says in this video. I like that we can joke about each other in a friendly way 😂 love and peace from Sweden.
Kærlighed fra Danmark. 🇩🇰 (Nogen gange…) 😂
@@Sonderborg75 😁
I get soooo sad, when my country, Denmark, is described in a way that makes it sound less beautiful. 😢
It’s very different from our mountainous sibling countries, but also very beautiful - just in a completely different way. We too have fjords and other beautiful coastlines and one of the best things are, that you can travel around in our forests on bicycles - you can’t really do that in the mountains unless you ride a mountain bike or are in crazy good shape 😂
But please do come and visit our country, but do yourself a favor and travel outside Copenhagen as well. You’ll find it a lot cheaper and it’s where you experience Denmark. Much like London is London, but not necessarily typically English. 😊
It is not flat it is hilly and beautyful
Denmark is my favorite country to visit, out of the Nordic countries. The people, culture, white sandy beaches at Skagen etc. But as a Norwegian, I have to set my foot down when you say you have fjords in Denmark. Danish rivers are not fjords... Haha. They're still beautiful rivers though :) Google Geirangerfjorden, and tell me where to find anything similar in Denmark ;)
@@ole7146 A fjord is a narrow seainlet with steep sides or cliffs created by glaciers during the last ice age. Considering that the highest point in Denmark is Møllehøj with its 126 meters above sea level - you do not have fjords. By your reasoning the Nile and the river Thames are fjords.
@@BastianNorW Well, they are called fjords in Danish never the less, "Hobro inderfjord", "Randers Fjord", "Isefjorden" just to name a few.
Dont be sad Danish cusin. I like how Denmark looks like, I enjoy to ride my electric bicycle there. It is flat but not boring. Allways positive people when learning we are from Norway. I love the wide agriculture landscape. Wonderful Denmark !!!
Northern Lights in Norway ::: City of Tromsø or futher north between early November and late Mars. you need a few weeks up there to be shure to find the right weather conditions.
Im Norwegian but Swed's are just the same as we are, I know several Swedish people and I never met a Swede that couldn't also been a Norwegian..
Skål from Norway.
What a generalized description of our countries! Speaking of Systembolaget: they have more wine, beer and spirits than the UK. The staff is also trained and can answer questions about the goods and what they are suitable for. Most people have some bottles at home in case the urge strikes, you have guests or are invited to dinner and bring a bottle to the host as a thank you for the invitation. Complaining about not being able to buy alcohol on a Sunday is ridiculous. If you're that thirsty, you can go to the pub.
The same applies to the Norwegian Vinmonopolet.
Would you like to be able to buy wine 24/7 and ask an 18 year old at Tesco which wine pairs nicely with your dinner, or buy it before 6PM and ask a trained person that's taken multiple courses in wine pairing? That's basically the difference in buying wine in the UK/Denmark, and Sweden/Norway.
I love all three countries, but when it comes to food.....I know which one I prefer 🤗
norway is close to england, we have similar humor, we are often in london to shop, so if you want to go to a country that is similar to england, choose norway ;) but of course, we love our scandinavian sister and brothers 😃
Yes Vinmonopolet in Norway is very busy around big holidays. Queues can stand 100s of meters down the street during the opening hours. But then again wine is very cheap in Norway for some reason.
we certainly live in northern Sweden
it's to keep it from being so easily available and it's to reduce alcohol abuse.
Like 'em all, prefer Sweden since I can understand what people are saying (usually, depends on their accent). And the outdoors is a huge thing here too, probably bigger in Norway, but still, I think I was 4 when my parents took me hiking in the mountains for the first time, and took me sailing when 6.
Corrections on the video: Sweden has no National Dish, certainly not IKEA Meatballs, and very few Swedes celebrate the National day, it's mostly immigrats that do (mostly due to it being a fairly new thing, it's not traditional)
I like the competition but it is absurd😀
He himself a descendant of the vikings settlers in Britannia 😂
Ängland's flag is like the Nordic ones😂
That video's thumbnail, Finland isn't Scandinavian... But Norway is probably the best. Maybe best country in the world.
Nah… Denmark! 😂 🇩🇰
@@Sonderborg75 Too much tax and stupid language. XD
without the oil the poorest country in scandinavia
@@Nekotaku_TV Without viking DK language no english !!!!!!. Is there a norwegian language ???? It is so ridiculous that you try to distance your language from the danish language that had so big influenc on norwegian because it hinders us scandinavia n s better to understand oneanother .
It shows a inferiority complex towards DK . and furthermore the the native language of any country is always beautyfull !!!!!!!
@@henningrasmussen3969 Hahaha it was a joke. Danskjävel. ;P