Great series so far, I love the format, it reminds me of DW's Nicos Weg since there are some similarities between the protagonists of both stories. I have a question though about this episode; how much of this is true? I think there is a lot of stereotyping and exaggeration here. I don't believe a swede will force you to have a fika if you don't feel like it and when you do, they will try to chitchat with you and involve you in the conversation, especially if you are new to the group. And the same goes for the Martina during the party. Anyway, I know this is just a drama TV series but most people who do watch it are new to Sweden and Swedish's culture, so I am afraid they will get the wrong idea. It is true that Swedes are a bit conservative when getting to know strangers, but they are still very friendly and engaging to them. But then, this is just my personal experience. Sorry, I am new to Swedish, so I had to comment in English.
Hi, and thanks for watching! Glad you like the format. And thank you for this relevant question. I may not be the most suiting person to answer (feels like this one is directed to the authors), but here is my take: There may be some exaggeration here since it´s a fictional (with element of comedy) drama series. The show is also produced to be shown by teachers in an educational settings and I think the discussions and excercises that follow may be an important part. And the exaggerated scenes may sparks some valuable and nuanced discussions. Your question is valid and interesting and we will take it with us in our work ahead. Our goal is always to improve and listen to our viewers. Best of luck in learning swedish and thanks again for watcing! 🙌 / Nils, redaktör
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Great series so far, I love the format, it reminds me of DW's Nicos Weg since there are some similarities between the protagonists of both stories. I have a question though about this episode; how much of this is true? I think there is a lot of stereotyping and exaggeration here. I don't believe a swede will force you to have a fika if you don't feel like it and when you do, they will try to chitchat with you and involve you in the conversation, especially if you are new to the group. And the same goes for the Martina during the party. Anyway, I know this is just a drama TV series but most people who do watch it are new to Sweden and Swedish's culture, so I am afraid they will get the wrong idea. It is true that Swedes are a bit conservative when getting to know strangers, but they are still very friendly and engaging to them. But then, this is just my personal experience. Sorry, I am new to Swedish, so I had to comment in English.
Hi, and thanks for watching! Glad you like the format. And thank you for this relevant question. I may not be the most suiting person to answer (feels like this one is directed to the authors), but here is my take:
There may be some exaggeration here since it´s a fictional (with element of comedy) drama series. The show is also produced to be shown by teachers in an educational settings and I think the discussions and excercises that follow may be an important part. And the exaggerated scenes may sparks some valuable and nuanced discussions.
Your question is valid and interesting and we will take it with us in our work ahead. Our goal is always to improve and listen to our viewers.
Best of luck in learning swedish and thanks again for watcing! 🙌 / Nils, redaktör
matrina varför du inte förstod the announcement .😀
Ibland är det lätt att missförstå. 😉 Fast hon kanske också längtade efter att gå på fest? / Nils, redaktör
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Om du undrar när avsnitt 7 kommer så är det imorgon. Om du undrade något annat så skriv till oss igen så svarar vi! 😊
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