@ಠ_ಠ Man svarer nok lidt forskelligt ud fra hvor man kommer fra. Havde de spurgt i Bergen havde folk vel også svaret at der er utrolig solrigt i Danmark ;)
I'd say there was a HUGE difference in the Norwegian spoken in just this video. Some almost sounded like Danish people trying to speak Norwegian, whereas others sounded more like Swedes trying to speak Norwegian. The former being much easier to understand for a Dane of course. Southern Norway and Denmark seem to be closer and Norwegians feel more connected to Sweden the further North you get. All the way at the top I would guess they think of Finns as their best buddies. Norway is a LONG fucking country. lol
@Sigvald Nielsen Mange dansker sier de forstår dialekten i Stavanger bedre enn mange andre norske dialekter, pga tonefallet og andre trekk. Man kan fint snakke et ganske "bokmålnært" stavangersk.
Dane here✋ I work with Norwegians and speak with them daily. For me it is key importance that we speak our own language and do not swicht in to english. If you just open your ears and your mindset it is not that hard. We spell almost the same way - we just pronunce the word differently (bokmål og dansk). I know for the vast majority of Danes that we adore and love our brother country to the north. You do not find a people more common to Danes than Norwegian. That is my experience. And dont get me started on Sweden...😉
Brian Sandberg To some extend yes. But we do not share the same historic past with Sweden than we do with Norway. Mostly being in war and figthing over football 😅
I think he meant the geography, as that's the specific things he mention after saying that he's not fond of Denmark. And as a Dane, I gotta admit that Norway has a nicer geography. The Norwegian fells and fjords are simply beautiful without compare.
Lol my brother in law is Danish and I'm from Guatemala. We have loads of mountains and volcanos. I asked him if Danes have the same and his response was "not at all, Denmark is flat like a pancake" lol
@@tetea7257 haha that was funny. I don't want to sound mean at all, I remember my sister saying she went to the highest Danish point. I couldn't believe it was so quick and small. Compared to Guatemala's highest point 4.222 meters (Volcano Tajumulco) which takes around 8 hours to hike with good physical condition. I didn't know The Netherlands was almost as flat as Denmark. I'm starting to learn more and more about these countries orography since I haven't been to them
@@danhansen3480 Oh, I definitely see the differences between landscapes. My sister loves living in Denmark and something she appreciates so much is how close she can get with the nature. Also, Danes are so environmentally friendly. That island actually looks nice though
tl;dr _Danes:_ Can't understand them _Denmark:_ Flat _Differences between Norway and Denmark:_ It's flatter _Norway-Denmark relationship:_ g o o d _Where is your dialect from:_ This random valley
@@1cmman How are they spoiled and you are not? To me, as Greek, you are both spoiled with your money and the "superiority" (but to be honest southerns are also a bit jealous yet secretely admiringful beacause you have managed it quite decently so far actually and that sets inevitably an example).
@Mikael Jensen Jeg bor i Borås og arbejder i Göteborg. Har ikke oplevet racistiske holdninger i hverdagen. Men Sverige har et problem med de så kaldte udsatte områder som svarer til Høje Taastrup, Ishøj, Albertslund osv. For mange skydevåben i omløb.
I am a swede and i love this channel, super interesting to see what my neighbour's think of eachother. Love you both though and sorry for cracking jokes about you all the time😘🇸🇪🇧🇻🇩🇰
I am a Dane and I travel quit a lot to Norway due to work and both my Norwegian colleagues and I can both agree that it is most fun to joke about the Swedes😂 But hey, it is all out of love of cause😉
@@markmedka1342 We love joking about drunk Danes and the way you speak or the clueless Norwegian haha ruclips.net/video/r2ESU55iMRY/видео.html But it's all love 💛💙
As a dane I also want to share that I like norway and norwegians. I don't think the language is too deficult. I visited family in Vestland and we just spoke our native languages, it took a day or two to get in sync and completely understand eachother.I heard it is even easier for danes to understand norwegians from the southern parts like Stavanger and Kristiansand which might be related to danish influence during Danmark-Norge.
dear Norway (and Sweden) kære Norge (og Sverige) always a pleasure to hear what others think of little denmark altid en fornøjelse at høre hvad andre tænker om lille danmark i still consider both Norway and Sweden to be like brothers and sisters to denmark jeg mener stadigvæk at både Norge og Sverige er som brødre og søstre til Danmark When you are ready to form a new Nordic union just give us a call når i er klar til at indgå i en ny nordisk union så ring bare best regards from denmark de bedste hilsner fra danmark
Nordic countries explained: Denmark is the mild mother and Sweden the strict father. Norway is the beautiful daugther and Finland the rebellious son. Iceland is a distant cousin and Greenland an adopted child. Peace and love to all :-)
@@tomrogerlilleby2890 As silly and as predjudice it is... :-) Thank you! It wasn't me who painted it - I read it in the comments here on youtube, and I felt somewhat like you... Lilleby, it's SO much an outsider's view - and sometimes they've got the best eyes ;-) No, not the best eyes, a better view - it's just that we can't see the ground we're standing on: Our feet are blocking the view!
@@harleythesalami6956 You definately get point for that one 🤣 When it comes to England, I weirdly feel like a woman scorned 🙄 It's like my beloved husband left me for a "real shitty bitch", and I've gone bitter 😉 Peace and love
@ಠ_ಠ Yea Dane here, i moved too Norway for 4 years that was like the first thing i noticed, the alcohol laws. Like after 18.00 or something no beer sorry what ? A pack of 20 cigarettes. Sorry there are only 19 here.... yea that'll be 100nok... excuse me :D I know the exchange rate is lower against the dkr but still
Thats not true at all, I am norwegian, and I think there are LESS byråkrati (dont know the word in english) in Denmark than in Norway, Norway is defently more strict, and thats sad, we have something to learn from Denmark
@Quarantine by the sea there's not a lot of Danes in my part if the u.s. there is solvang, a danish town in california and I know someone of danish descent. it's just so interesting to me how the danish language developed so differently from the other Scandinavian languages. I still think it's a beautiful language though
I love the Danes but they are difficult to understand. But imagine someone you know who had a stroke and one of the symptoms is slurring words/cutting ends of words. So that what Danish sounds to me.. like. Norwegian who had a stroke.
@Abc Abc Litearly the dumbest shit i've ever heard! xD...... The only way of that sentence beeing acceptes would be if you were american.. Hope you are tho xD
I love Denmark and Danish people. Love their houses and layed back open-minded people. I have absolutely nothing negative to say about them.Been there many times.would love to live there.I m Norwegian Oslo person by the way 🙂
As a Dane: Norwegians are tall and love our beer. They get mad when you tell them that Norwegian and Swedish sounds similar. They have a beautiful country and an awesome culture. I love seeing them on their national indepence day. They look so happy and eat a lot of sausages. They also want to share their indepence day from us with us, which is kinda trippy. I went to an international art school so I got to see the Norwegians dress up and wave their flag and get drunk every 17th of May. Did I mention they're tall as fuck?
Apparently Norwegians like to give very short answers, without much development, it may be that they are quiet or shy, in Brazil answers like that would seem that the person wants to end the conversation
I am from norway oslo. I love Denmark and the Danes. Love the Danish beaches and holiday house and much more to socialize. The Danes and Norwegians are more like humor and the Danes are more open and warm-hearted. I have been on holiday in Denmark since I was little and have family and best friends from denmark. I like Danes better than Swedes.
It's funny, it seems like the more south you go the more open people will be. As a person living in Denmark, I don't notice that particularly living here even though if I went to Norway maybe I would think about it. If you went further south in europe I think you'd typically find people to be even more open and warm hearted.
Funnily enough, I as a Dane found that the Moroccan guy was the most accurate because he said we are very similar and actually have very few clear differences 😂
I think that we in Denmark like Norway more than they like us. Norway is by far the most liked country of most Danes. Also I meet many Norwegians here in Northern Denmark, and they are always very nice, and actually easy to communicate with in danish. Maybe because that it is mostly south Norwegians that go here, and maybe we are more easy to understand than people from Copenhagen? Anyway they feel like they are the same as us. They are more into snus though.
It's nice to see, that norwegians like Denmark, or at least many of the people in the video. I know, lots of danes love Norway, and i am one of them. Norway has Beautiful nature, the fjords, the mountains, the nice people, and ofc the wintersport - I had my first lessons in skiing up there, even though the teacher laughed her ass off, I learned how to do skiing without biting the snow and ground all the time. And yes even though we are Nordic brothers/sisters there can be a little language barrier, but we can overcome it :D - And yes I know there was a time, when Norway was a Danish colony but thats long time ago, so lets just put that in a box and lock it off.
Kære nordmænd, hvis I holder jer til kun at tale bokmål forstår vi hinanden fint. Og I blev jo vældig glade for jeres nye konge, som I importerede fra Danmark. Danmark og Norge = brødre for altid. 🇩🇰❤️🇸🇯
Bokmål? Nei, det får holde av vi skriver det. Jeg tror det sitter langt inne for de fleste nordmenn som ikke er fra Østlandet å snakket bokmål. Dialekt er identitet og vi er ikke så veldig glade i den dialekten, og i hvert fall ikke tonefallet.
Scandinavia is a group of separate countries, with many different languages. In reality after a beer or 2, yea we are the same, but those guys over there sound funny but we are better... pretty much sums up Scandinavian culture xD we are all just annoying cousins too each other :D Warm flat hug from Denmark ;) Skål !
There is a very big difference in that in Denmark you are free to say what you think, but in Norway, you have to adjust to the prevailing attitudes. It is worse in Sweden, but still not good in Norway. But you shouldn't ask people in Trondheim about that. They rarely become sober enough to travel as far as Denmark.
As a norwegian, I must say we have a lot to learn from our danish brothers and sisters. We should arrange mandatory field trips for people to learn how to chill the fuck out. Danes just seem a little bit more laid back, which suits me well personally.
Well, that pretty much reminds the Greek occupation by the Ottoman Turks. Trust me, no Stockholm syndrome there. You'll see... Macron has already got the hint ;))
Norway was om a union with Denmark for 277 years. Never a part of Denmark. Like Finland was a part of Sweden. Norway was its own Kingdom during the union with Denmark, with Its own laws and miltary.
@@nils-christiannilsen7115 Nah it was under Denmark all right. Maybe it gave an illusion of Norwegian self governance but in reality it was ruled by the danish king so.. yes but actually no.
Dane here, most people I know like Norway and agree that their nature is beyond amazing. Understanding norwegians depend on their dialect, I could almost perfectly understand a girl from Bergen but not a word from a guy from Tromsø. Haha.
As a Norwegian, Danes are my brothers. Just remember to speak slowly to us, we Norwegians will understand Danish alot better if it's spoken in a slow fashion.
As a Dane, I love Norwegians and Norway - I even think Norwegian is much easier to understand than Swedish (except people from Bergen, I can't understand a word they're saying, it sounds like they're drunk, haha..) We can have a lot of rivalry between us in sports - football, handball etc... But at the end of the day, I'm always cheering for your team, if the Danish team (*handball) is knocked out of the tournament. 🇳🇴❤️🇩🇰
I find it interesting that some of the Norwegians have this myth that Denmark "took away" Greenland and the Faroe islands from them, when in reality it was just the Swedes who took Norway from Denmark *except* for Greenland and the Faroe islands. We didn't take it, we just kept it.
But still it would be more natural for these territories to be under Norwegian control, since they were settled by Norwegians and were originally part of the Norwegian Kingdom, not the Danish. They are only Danish, because Norway has never made a serious claim for them after independence.
@@abcabcboy Norway has made a serious claim actually, but was stopped by the US applying the Monroe doctrine. Look up the history of the Sirius patrol for example, it is quite interesting.
Right? And don't forget the great social safety net and a fairly egalitarian culture based on Humanism according to Rick Steves (who is of Norwegian descent) These videos have me wishing I was born in a Scandinavian country. Those long dark winters though.... I can take them, I'm from the Upper Midwest 😂
@@hansonel ...which is why quite a few Norwegians (and probably Danes as well) choose to take their winter holiday in a warmer climate. The Canary Islands are only a 5 hour flight from Oslo. One week in the sun and you`ll have no problems with surviving the rest of the winter.
have lived in Denmark for a few years now and have travelled around sweden and norway, Great countries but Denmark just edges it as best place to live. many open and friendly people and the drinking culture. love the alcohol and the parties.
My family immigrated to America from Norway generations ago to escape blights and famine in the mid 1800s. For generations since, we’re still told stories about how Danes were apparently just the coolest people on Earth and how Norway wasn’t that bad under Danish rule. Imagine a group of people so cool that descendants of those they ruled are still told tales of how cool said people are. ...on a side note, the stories we’re still told of the Swedes are less flattering.
In the beginning you might need to switch mode in your perception of the words, but it really doesnt take long for a person either from Denmark or Norway to be able to understand each other perfectly. You just have to get over the surprise of the pronunciation on words and then it becomes familiar.
What I’ve noticed from seeing some videos from norway or scandinavian countries in general is that people really don’t pay attention to their appearance. Not trying to be rude or say they are ugly or anything but it’s just that effortless look overall, it’s much different than here in the balkans where girls literally dress up to go to the market
Zdravo! 😉 The bigger question is: why would we? It's just going out to buy something in most cases and as long as you do not stink or look completely disgusting so to scare off other customers, the merchants won't care. There is this saying here: "Hel & ren", which would translate to "Whole & clean" that sums up an acceptable appearance.
As a Norwegian I love Denmark. It's the country I've visited the most when being abroad. I've been to the Roskilde festival 7 times during my youth, and Copenhagen numerous times when travelling with "The Danish Boat" (Oslo-Copenhagen and back low-cost cruise). Those guys sure knows how to throw on a well organized festival! I also went on great holiday with my mother as a kid riding bikes through Skagen. Anyway, visit Denmark!
@@flameofazazel598 Egentlig, har dere ikke det ordet i Danmark? Vanskelig å forklare hva det betyr :-) Nynorsk er annerledes, ja, men nesten ingen bruker det skriftspråket, isåfall veldig få. Ligner i enkelte ord på svensk.
It's true that danes can sometimes joke about horrible things, but it's never meant to hurt people's feelings or because the people condone horrible acts in any way etc. It's meant to diffuse a tense, dark, grim or depressing situation, sometimes it's better than to get too worked up, furious or unbearably sad. It's called "galgehumor" or "gallow humor" :)
Fact (from a half Dane, half Norwegian) - Denmark and Norway are brothers and Sweden our cousin ... Denmark and Norway stands a lot closer than with Sweden.
We call Sweden "Söta bror/Sweet brother" We also grew up with Swedish television. Generally Norwegians know more about Swedish politics and culture, than we do Danish. We feel more at home when in Sweden than in Denmark, much because of the landscape.
@@aularound Helt klart. Förutom att Jämtland och Härjedalen länge hörde till Norge, och att Trondheim var en viktig vallfärdsort för svenskar i kristen tid så verkar det också som om de första nordisktalande förhistoriska invandrarna i nuvarande svenska Norrland till största delen bestod av folk som korsade Kölen från Norgehållet. Det verkar ha varit mer begränsad kontakt i förhistorisk tid mellan Mälardalen och Norrland på grund av de stora och förmodligen svårgenomträngliga skogarna norr om Uppsalaslätten. Många av runstenarna i mellersta och södra Norrland är också på gammalvästnordiska, till skillnad från runstenarna i Mälardalen som främst är gammalöstnordiska. Det verkar också som att några norska vikingar tog sig ner från Trondheimssidan och stannade till i Södra Norrland innan de reste i Österled.
I was an aupair in Denmark for 2years and my host family before was very kind and they are party going. Denmark people are almost the same in Norway people very kind, the differences is the language , the way the speak.Denmark is not that expensive, Norway is😁✌. Denmark is a flat country and windy but I enjoyed more when I was there than in Norway😁 but I like Norway because they have mountains and I like adventures so hopefully I can go back soon .
Girl from Harestad is adorable lol I like Norway. It's beautiful and I have been from South to North, from Kristiansand till Bergen, even had a girlfriend from Tromsø and later, one from Trondheim. Relationships may have gone bad, but my love for Norwegians never have :D Bit more closed up than Danes, a bit too religious too, but over all, I'd move there if I had to and not miss my beautiful little Denmark too much
That one girl said there's not as many foreigners in Denmark as in Norway and it's strange. Little does she know Denmark had almost as many tourists as both Norway and Sweden combined in 2017.
I noticed that too - we are invated by Norwegian and German tourists every summer in Denmark - and why goes to Norway in the summer ? The weather is cold and it is too expensive
Danmark er flatt, hehehe, likte disse kommentarene best. :) :) Jeg har vært i både Danmark og Norge og synes maten er litt bedre i Danmark ... Det er mer å velge mellom... Men Norges natur er enestående. :)
@Brian SandbergGerman is really nice and useful, would like to learn it sometime :) I'm working with Scandinavian customers and can understand written Norwegian and Danish because I'm already fluent in Swedish. But unfortunately can't understand speaking Danish well... 😊
Født i København, men boet i Norge 2 år. Det tar ca. 2 uger for en nordmand at forstå dansk men den første dag kæmper de imod. Der er undtagelser som f. eks nordnorsk er som at snakke med en tysker. Den største forskel er måden man fester/drikker er forskudt, så i norge starter og slutter man tidligt. Mine erfaringer i Dk var man starter "sent", men kan let være ude til 05.00 på morgenen.
I think Denmark is a lot like The Netherlands, in every way. Small and flat countries ... and the people of both countries are very open and friendly, bicycle culture and their languages have a guttural sound. On the other hand, Norway and Sweden are very similar to each other ... they are colder and more arrogant people, their languages have a melodic sound and they have mountains (mostly Norway), lakes and forests.
I'm always a bit surprised when Norwegians say it's hard to understand Danish. If I focus a bit, understanding Norwegian is no problem for me. Of course, it helps when they speak a bit slower :)
I am from Costa Rica, I lived in Denmark in 2017, being Latino it is a culture shock to arrive in a country like Denmark where people are so reserved and closed to new people, but even so, and although in the video they say that the Danes are more open, all the Norwegians I have met either in Denmark or Costa Rica, they have been much more open than the average dane, but maybe because they were in another country, who knows if they will be more closed in their own country!! Also, even after living in DK for a year i still think danish is so difficult to understand haha
Damn. I expected a bit nicer comments from some people xD... I thought because they’re both Scandinavian they would be more likely to compliment each other, but some guys seem to not mince their words when it comes to opinions about Denmark.😅
@@dr.chilli399 I see it more like a sibling relationship due to the thousands of years of history. We sometimes rip on each other, but if someone criticize a Nordic country the others will come to their defence. Deep down we love each other!
@@linajurgensen4698 we don´t dislike germans. Our relationship is just more reserved, our good, friendly, polite and professional neighbours. Norway, Denmark and Sweden are more like siblings. Danes love to make jokes about Swedes and Sweden. Jokes that others might consider very rude, but we don't mean it that bad. Sweden think they are our big brother, they are not. We just consider them our stupid brother, not bigger brother. We don't make fun of norwegians. We don't look up to them, as one guy said. they are just the "cool brother". We don't make fun of germans, it's like, they are not funny, or perseived as such
I am Swedish I like Danmark and Norway but Finnish people are awesome. I don’t understand Finnish but here it is a lot of Finnish people. I feel more close to them.
@@madsnn4222 Norway's immigrant population are actually 16,8% in 2017 with westeren and non-westeren. Dont know how many are westeren but you can look it up on google.
Filipinos are so different from island to island but we’re still the same. Danes, Norwegians and Swedes have their own uniqueness but you will all be beautiful people to us!
They are very similar, but some people have problems understanding the others. I think it is very easy to understand both Swedish and Norwegian, I am Danish.
I think people in southern Norway have a closer relationship with Danmark and more experience of going there on holiday with the ferry/boat. I have no problem understanding Danish.
I don't notice a difference in language. Its almost always spelled the same, it sounds the same and they share pronunciation of words. Im learning Danish and I can understand a lot of what these Norwegians are saying.
That's because Norwegian, Swedish and Danish is basically the same language. They are not much more than 3 different dialects. You can compare Norwegian and Danish to the difference between how a Scottish and an Englishman speak the English language.
Dane here 🙂 Very interesting. I consider the Scandinavian countries to be closely connected and I have a sense that we are the same and would defend each other against problems from Russia, EU, US and others, including Finland (Suomi) and Iceland. We have lots of problematic history in relation to each other, but in the greater context, we are pretty similar. At any time, I would prefer going on holiday in either Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Faroe Islands, Greenland than anywhere else. I would feel sure to meet a culture that I understand and like 😊❤
By the way, I believe most danes immediately love norwegians. And incresingly swedes as well. And I truly believe we want this to grow to invlude sll of the poeples in the world. We live in countries that are governed in a rekatively rationlal way. And who wouldn't want that?
It sounds like Norwegians learn at school that the union between Denmark and Norway was somehow not voluntary, or that Norway was considered under Denmark, which is really not true.
Im going to disagree. There wasnt exactly a democracy that brought the 2 nations together. It is well known how the danish kings were keen on stopping any sort of norwegian identity for example banning organizations and denying Norway rights to build universities. Oh and the danish king Christian III and the Danish nobility destroyed norwegian self governance in 1536. Essentially making Norway just another danish province. So norway was indeed concidered under denmark. But hey.. no reason to blame the modern danish people for this. Its all in the past. As a norwegian i love danes
Why do you guys think Danes are more open?! The are not open to the foreigners. They always keep a certain distance between themselves and foreigners. This is my 6 years of experience in living in Denmark.
Its aboute that Sweden got its revenge after the Stockholm massacre, The Danes beheaded 100 men on the square in Stockholm, when Sweden wanted to leave the union.You lost Skåne and Norway and that still hurts obviously.You are a little bit childish. The only people that i have heard saying they hate danes are people from Skåne and they used to be danes. But i have lived in Norway for a couple of years and had a great time, i have also spend a lot of time in Denmark and it was great. But Norwegians are more frendly and polite than danes. I am from a place close to the Norwegian border and i have norwegian relatives and many Swedish dialects are close related to norwegian and our folk music to. Danes sems very intrested aboute to be a brother to Norway. But Denmark are much more similar to Holland or Germany. The Norwegians that prefer Denmark sems to be from Oslo, and thats becouse the people from Gothenburg and the Swedish westcoast arent intrested aboute norway. Its easy to have good relations to Norway, But if Norway was at the other side of öresund and your neigbour you would have the same problems becouse Danes are more rude than Norwegians and Swedes. Its a part of your culture. You can be rude withoute thinking in another way.
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"We vote for each other in Eurovision"... That was so sweet... hahaahahaha!!!
The best comment hahaha
And then you go booing (Greece - Cyprus)'s *one* shot 12s.
I literally need to find that guy, he is so handsome!
That's cheating.
@@banger2998 You're on to something. And it's not political, it's cultural. Who do we "swing" with?
As a dane, Norwegian is very easy to understand. Swedish is a bit harder.
And Trondheim is a great town.
Norwegians are friendly and good peoole.
@Brian Sandberg Your bait is terrible
@ಠ_ಠ Man svarer nok lidt forskelligt ud fra hvor man kommer fra. Havde de spurgt i Bergen havde folk vel også svaret at der er utrolig solrigt i Danmark ;)
I'd say there was a HUGE difference in the Norwegian spoken in just this video. Some almost sounded like Danish people trying to speak Norwegian, whereas others sounded more like Swedes trying to speak Norwegian. The former being much easier to understand for a Dane of course. Southern Norway and Denmark seem to be closer and Norwegians feel more connected to Sweden the further North you get. All the way at the top I would guess they think of Finns as their best buddies. Norway is a LONG fucking country. lol
@ಠ_ಠ Er enig sett fra Stavanger. Tror nok vi på sørvestlandet står nærmere Danmark, både geografisk, språklig og kulturelt, enn de gjør i Trøndelag.
@Sigvald Nielsen Mange dansker sier de forstår dialekten i Stavanger bedre enn mange andre norske dialekter, pga tonefallet og andre trekk. Man kan fint snakke et ganske "bokmålnært" stavangersk.
Dane here✋ I work with Norwegians and speak with them daily. For me it is key importance that we speak our own language and do not swicht in to english. If you just open your ears and your mindset it is not that hard. We spell almost the same way - we just pronunce the word differently (bokmål og dansk). I know for the vast majority of Danes that we adore and love our brother country to the north. You do not find a people more common to Danes than Norwegian. That is my experience. And dont get me started on Sweden...😉
Yes, I am a Dane and feel the same way about Norway. I think Norwegians don't like us because Danish is unique and historical reasons.
@Brian SandbergI find that a lot of people don't hate Sweden, but like Norway and Iceland more. Obviously this depends on personal opinions.
The younger generation in particular do not make an effort to understand Danish, same in Sweden north of Halmstad.
Terence Petersen-Ajbro It is really a shame. Should be more mandatory education in school to learn the other two languages.
Brian Sandberg To some extend yes. But we do not share the same historic past with Sweden than we do with Norway. Mostly being in war and figthing over football 😅
"I am not too fond of Denmark" ... "I don't know any clear difference between Denmark and Norway." - Good job pal
LMAO
What a sad life.😏
I think he meant the geography, as that's the specific things he mention after saying that he's not fond of Denmark. And as a Dane, I gotta admit that Norway has a nicer geography. The Norwegian fells and fjords are simply beautiful without compare.
@@DirtyPoul Ha, ha you cannot compare their geography. Denmark is a pancake. Got other qualities though. Great "lille" land.
Denmark is flat
Holland : hold my joint.
Lol my brother in law is Danish and I'm from Guatemala. We have loads of mountains and volcanos. I asked him if Danes have the same and his response was "not at all, Denmark is flat like a pancake" lol
@@IsaGirlGamer yeah we dont have a single Mountain.. Or rock formations/rock Cliffs. Except for Bornholm.
Every person that goes to Denmark's higest point say "Where is it. This can't be it." It's 170 meters. Hollands is 322 meters.
@@tetea7257 haha that was funny. I don't want to sound mean at all, I remember my sister saying she went to the highest Danish point. I couldn't believe it was so quick and small. Compared to Guatemala's highest point 4.222 meters (Volcano Tajumulco) which takes around 8 hours to hike with good physical condition. I didn't know The Netherlands was almost as flat as Denmark. I'm starting to learn more and more about these countries orography since I haven't been to them
@@danhansen3480 Oh, I definitely see the differences between landscapes. My sister loves living in Denmark and something she appreciates so much is how close she can get with the nature. Also, Danes are so environmentally friendly. That island actually looks nice though
tl;dr
_Danes:_ Can't understand them
_Denmark:_ Flat
_Differences between Norway and Denmark:_ It's flatter
_Norway-Denmark relationship:_ g o o d
_Where is your dialect from:_ This random valley
What do they mean with "flat"?
@@astronautgamer9199 Denmark is grassy hills while Norway is a lot of mountains, to oversimplify.
I like that the guy who didn't like Denmark didn't know about a clear difference between Denmark and Norway.
😂
Nowegians are spoilt brats but danish people are nice
I feel offended when our neighbour above thinks Denmark is flat.
But I also agree with them.
Bruh Denmark is a THICC country
They are just spoiled with their nature and wealth.
Haha, why is this offensive? It's just the truth.
... Your neighbours on every side think denmark is flat.
@@1cmman How are they spoiled and you are not? To me, as Greek, you are both spoiled with your money and the "superiority" (but to be honest southerns are also a bit jealous yet secretely admiringful beacause you have managed it quite decently so far actually and that sets inevitably an example).
I love the politically incorrect Danish humour such as Anders Matthesen (Terkel i knibe). Everything is fair game.
Terence Petersen-Ajbro I like Pernille Vermund of Nye Borgerlige.
@@johanvandermeulen9696 aldrig hørt om hende.
@@TerencePetersenAjbro Kigge paa google og youtube.
@Mikael Jensen Flyttede til Sverige for 5 år siden og følger ikke helt med i dansk politik længere.
@Mikael Jensen Jeg bor i Borås og arbejder i Göteborg. Har ikke oplevet racistiske holdninger i hverdagen. Men Sverige har et problem med de så kaldte udsatte områder som svarer til Høje Taastrup, Ishøj, Albertslund osv. For mange skydevåben i omløb.
Im half Danish half Norwegian and im so proud of both my contries and its people. 🇩🇰🇳🇴
I'm a Danish prostitute.
You've got the two bests of the world 🤣🤣
But most proud of the Danish half I bet.
Oilfund and skiing oppertunities vs kamelåså is a tough choice@@n-doghansenmand5655
Much love to Norway from Denmark.
Much love to Norway and Denmark from Texas. Min mor kommer fra Kobenhavn.
Much love right back at you 😊. Det er deilig å være norsk i Damnark 👍
Much love to Denmark from Norway 🥰
Much love back to you ❤️
More love to Sweden from Skåne.
I am a swede and i love this channel, super interesting to see what my neighbour's think of eachother. Love you both though and sorry for cracking jokes about you all the time😘🇸🇪🇧🇻🇩🇰
Love you too bro! Skide svensker
I am a Dane and I travel quit a lot to Norway due to work and both my Norwegian colleagues and I can both agree that it is most fun to joke about the Swedes😂 But hey, it is all out of love of cause😉
@@markmedka1342 think we need a new war.. its been a while.. lets fight over Norway?.. winner gets Finland too....
Niphilim sure! Can we bring our friends in NATO?😏😉
@@markmedka1342 We love joking about drunk Danes and the way you speak or the clueless Norwegian haha ruclips.net/video/r2ESU55iMRY/видео.html But it's all love 💛💙
Der er en grund til at vi kalder hinanden for "Broderfolk". Brødre skændes konstant, men vi elsker hinanden alligevel!
Det er sandt!
Både danske satwcomic og japanske Hetalia fremstiller de nordiske landene som småkjeklende søsken, som egentlig går godt overens ja.
facts
As a Dane working in Norway/Bergen, I almost feel at home. Norwegians and danes get along very well. Norway is a beatyfull country.
Bergen is NOT Norway to me, it's Denmark. Stll don't understand what they said.
Skickar massor av kärlek från Sverige till våra syskon Norge och Danmark 🇸🇪🇳🇴🇩🇰 älskar att hälsa på och älskar lika mycket när ni är på besök här 😄
The girl that thinks Danes look up to Norwegians has never left Norway 😂😂😂😂😂
Actually the average height in denmark is around 3 centimeters higher. I LOOK DOWN UPON NORWAY! Uno Reverse
I was thinking the same thing....what a sweet little naive girl!
speaking truth well no, we don’t look down at them - we look somewhat down at Sweden and so do they ... Norway and Denmark are brothers...
We look up at them because they are up in the fjell :)
😂😂
Danes in general likes norwegians as our brothers and sisters. We loves your singing-words and hospitality. Kind regards Lasse
As a dane I also want to share that I like norway and norwegians. I don't think the language is too deficult. I visited family in Vestland and we just spoke our native languages, it took a day or two to get in sync and completely understand eachother.I heard it is even easier for danes to understand norwegians from the southern parts like Stavanger and Kristiansand which might be related to danish influence during Danmark-Norge.
dear Norway (and Sweden)
kære Norge (og Sverige)
always a pleasure to hear what others think of little denmark
altid en fornøjelse at høre hvad andre tænker om lille danmark
i still consider both Norway and Sweden to be like brothers and sisters to denmark
jeg mener stadigvæk at både Norge og Sverige er som brødre og søstre til Danmark
When you are ready to form a new Nordic union just give us a call
når i er klar til at indgå i en ny nordisk union så ring bare
best regards from denmark
de bedste hilsner fra danmark
Not much for a "patriot" Stig? Denmark/Danmark, not denmark/danmark! All the best from Svitjod.
@@bafattvahetere no i will never be a nationalist
Den muligheten har nok svenskene ødelagt med sin kjærlighet til islamske innvandrere.
This is from Trondheim, which is far from Denmark, so they will have less experience with Denmark and Danish, than people living further south.
Nordic countries explained:
Denmark is the mild mother and Sweden the strict father.
Norway is the beautiful daugther and Finland the rebellious son.
Iceland is a distant cousin and Greenland an adopted child.
Peace and love to all :-)
Actually, not so bad picture you painted there.
@@tomrogerlilleby2890 As silly and as predjudice it is... :-)
Thank you!
It wasn't me who painted it - I read it in the comments here on youtube, and I felt somewhat like you...
Lilleby, it's SO much an outsider's view -
and sometimes they've got the best eyes ;-)
No, not the best eyes, a better view - it's just that we can't see the ground we're standing on: Our feet are blocking the view!
I'd say Sweden is the mother. They took the kids (Skåneland 😢)
England is the relative we don't talk about (source, I am English)
@@harleythesalami6956 You definately get point for that one 🤣
When it comes to England, I weirdly feel like a woman scorned 🙄
It's like my beloved husband left me for a "real shitty bitch", and I've gone bitter 😉
Peace and love
I like Norway and Denmark. But for some reason Swedes are not very friendly to me when they find out that I'm from Russia 😔
swedes like muslims more, come to norway, we're always glad to russian girls:D
@@monpacie1615 don't even start with that bullshit
@@monpacie1615 Lol
I get it, the swedish People hated the Russians because of Finland, like they both wanted Finland, sadly Sweden lost
@@monpacie1615 lmao
Denmark being more strict? In regards to laws? That's not true
Both countries are quite strict, probably equally, just in different areas imo
@ಠ_ಠ Yea Dane here, i moved too Norway for 4 years that was like the first thing i noticed, the alcohol laws. Like after 18.00 or something no beer sorry what ? A pack of 20 cigarettes. Sorry there are only 19 here.... yea that'll be 100nok... excuse me :D I know the exchange rate is lower against the dkr but still
Some laws are more strict in denmark, like weapon law :-)
She probably thought of Sweden. They are the strict and odd one of the scandinavian countries.
Thats not true at all, I am norwegian, and I think there are LESS byråkrati (dont know the word in english) in Denmark than in Norway, Norway is defently more strict, and thats sad, we have something to learn from Denmark
I found it funny that the guy said that they understand Danes better when they speak English lol
@Quarantine by the sea
there's not a lot of Danes in my part if the u.s. there is solvang, a danish town in california and I know someone of danish descent.
it's just so interesting to me how the danish language developed so differently from the other Scandinavian languages. I still think it's a beautiful language though
@@noelsamson876 Danish language sounds like someone scratching a chalkboard, it sounds worse than German
I love the Danes but they are difficult to understand. But imagine someone you know who had a stroke and one of the symptoms is slurring words/cutting ends of words. So that what Danish sounds to me.. like. Norwegian who had a stroke.
There's an old joke that says all danes speak English so they have someone to talk to.
They will understand each other after a few rounds of beer.
'danes look up to norwegians' ..... well if that makes you happy lol
Lmao
Nej
@@magnuspostma7394 🤦♂️🤦♂️
Nej
@Abc Abc Litearly the dumbest shit i've ever heard! xD...... The only way of that sentence beeing acceptes would be if you were american.. Hope you are tho xD
I love Denmark and Danish people. Love their houses and layed back open-minded people. I have absolutely nothing negative to say about them.Been there many times.would love to live there.I m Norwegian Oslo person by the way 🙂
As a Dane: Norwegians are tall and love our beer. They get mad when you tell them that Norwegian and Swedish sounds similar. They have a beautiful country and an awesome culture. I love seeing them on their national indepence day. They look so happy and eat a lot of sausages. They also want to share their indepence day from us with us, which is kinda trippy. I went to an international art school so I got to see the Norwegians dress up and wave their flag and get drunk every 17th of May. Did I mention they're tall as fuck?
Apparently Norwegians like to give very short answers, without much development, it may be that they are quiet or shy, in Brazil answers like that would seem that the person wants to end the conversation
Norwegians are known to be a bit shy or timid
You're comparing complete opposites lol
Same in UK lol! Most people are friendly & LOVE to speak.
Im from Brazil and I think in my last life I was norwegian 🤷♀️
wait what? Those are considered short answers? o.o ... Guess I'll need to do some conversation training before the Brasilian in-laws come to visit 😂🙈
I am from norway oslo. I love Denmark and the Danes. Love the Danish beaches and holiday house and much more to socialize. The Danes and Norwegians are more like humor and the Danes are more open and warm-hearted. I have been on holiday in Denmark since I was little and have family and best friends from denmark. I like Danes better than Swedes.
(I like Danes better than Swedes.) Well you just earned yourself an upvote there.
It's funny, it seems like the more south you go the more open people will be. As a person living in Denmark, I don't notice that particularly living here even though if I went to Norway maybe I would think about it. If you went further south in europe I think you'd typically find people to be even more open and warm hearted.
@ Eva Helen. We'll take that to consideration next time you cross the border (hoarding food and spirits). Danes and Finns are very popular in Sweden.
Denmark and Norway is best friends
Ja, det tykkjer eg er bra, Vi må stå saman
Danes, the Greeks/Southern Italians of northern Europe.
Better than swedes and danes?
@@seb5587 Sweden tease us all the time :P Norway never tease :P
afisemenaborevlaka48 then i suppose the Norwegians are the Canadians of Scandinavia
They are so calm that I freak out about life outside Norway...
Funnily enough, I as a Dane found that the Moroccan guy was the most accurate because he said we are very similar and actually have very few clear differences 😂
I agree :)
F L A T L I V E S M A T T E R
Hahaha
Original taste Coca Cola... because the cocaine?
Når vi blir kalt fjeldaber, svarer jeg med flatlandsape :)
@@johnmagnetrane6952 Fair enough! Siblings are allowed to tease each other - as long as they stick together against outsiders :-))
Hear Hear from the Netherlands xD
I think that we in Denmark like Norway more than they like us. Norway is by far the most liked country of most Danes. Also I meet many Norwegians here in Northern Denmark, and they are always very nice, and actually easy to communicate with in danish. Maybe because that it is mostly south Norwegians that go here, and maybe we are more easy to understand than people from Copenhagen? Anyway they feel like they are the same as us. They are more into snus though.
It's nice to see, that norwegians like Denmark, or at least many of the people in the video. I know, lots of danes love Norway, and i am one of them. Norway has Beautiful nature, the fjords, the mountains, the nice people, and ofc the wintersport - I had my first lessons in skiing up there, even though the teacher laughed her ass off, I learned how to do skiing without biting the snow and ground all the time. And yes even though we are Nordic brothers/sisters there can be a little language barrier, but we can overcome it :D - And yes I know there was a time, when Norway was a Danish colony but thats long time ago, so lets just put that in a box and lock it off.
Kære nordmænd, hvis I holder jer til kun at tale bokmål forstår vi hinanden fint.
Og I blev jo vældig glade for jeres nye konge, som I importerede fra Danmark.
Danmark og Norge = brødre for altid. 🇩🇰❤️🇸🇯
Bokmål? Nei, det får holde av vi skriver det. Jeg tror det sitter langt inne for de fleste nordmenn som ikke er fra Østlandet å snakket bokmål. Dialekt er identitet og vi er ikke så veldig glade i den dialekten, og i hvert fall ikke tonefallet.
Scandinavia is a group of separate countries, with many different languages. In reality after a beer or 2, yea we are the same, but those guys over there sound funny but we are better... pretty much sums up Scandinavian culture xD we are all just annoying cousins too each other :D Warm flat hug from Denmark ;) Skål !
Denmark is a great country and with awesome,social and friendly people.I always miss being in Denmark after every vacation spent there.
There is a very big difference in that in Denmark you are free to say what you think, but in Norway, you have to adjust to the prevailing attitudes. It is worse in Sweden, but still not good in Norway. But you shouldn't ask people in Trondheim about that. They rarely become sober enough to travel as far as Denmark.
Denmark is flat... damm thats not nice we are atleast a A cup.
lmao
all those hills gotta amount to *something* right......?
Genialt 😂😂
As a norwegian, I must say we have a lot to learn from our danish brothers and sisters. We should arrange mandatory field trips for people to learn how to chill the fuck out. Danes just seem a little bit more laid back, which suits me well personally.
I love the Norwegians❤️😊🇩🇰
How to Denmark: Ocupy two countries for 300-400 years -Stockholm syndrome achieved!
300-400 is a bit on the long end
This comment totally made my day 😂😂😂
Well, that pretty much reminds the Greek occupation by the Ottoman Turks. Trust me, no Stockholm syndrome there. You'll see... Macron has already got the hint ;))
Norway was om a union with Denmark for 277 years. Never a part of Denmark. Like Finland was a part of Sweden. Norway was its own Kingdom during the union with Denmark, with Its own laws and miltary.
@@nils-christiannilsen7115 Nah it was under Denmark all right. Maybe it gave an illusion of Norwegian self governance but in reality it was ruled by the danish king so.. yes but actually no.
Dane here, most people I know like Norway and agree that their nature is beyond amazing. Understanding norwegians depend on their dialect, I could almost perfectly understand a girl from Bergen but not a word from a guy from Tromsø. Haha.
With Tromsø you're as far apart from Denmark as you would be in Italy, so it figures.
As a Norwegian, Danes are my brothers. Just remember to speak slowly to us, we Norwegians will understand Danish alot better if it's spoken in a slow fashion.
As a Dane, I love Norwegians and Norway - I even think Norwegian is much easier to understand than Swedish (except people from Bergen, I can't understand a word they're saying, it sounds like they're drunk, haha..)
We can have a lot of rivalry between us in sports - football, handball etc... But at the end of the day, I'm always cheering for your team, if the Danish team (*handball) is knocked out of the tournament. 🇳🇴❤️🇩🇰
I find it interesting that some of the Norwegians have this myth that Denmark "took away" Greenland and the Faroe islands from them, when in reality it was just the Swedes who took Norway from Denmark *except* for Greenland and the Faroe islands. We didn't take it, we just kept it.
But still it would be more natural for these territories to be under Norwegian control, since they were settled by Norwegians and were originally part of the Norwegian Kingdom, not the Danish. They are only Danish, because Norway has never made a serious claim for them after independence.
@@abcabcboy Norway has made a serious claim actually, but was stopped by the US applying the Monroe doctrine. Look up the history of the Sirius patrol for example, it is quite interesting.
@@abcabcboy Yes they did, and lost. In the International Court in the Hague.
0:30 is an absolute DILF 👍
Oh you Scandinavians. Lucky, lucky Scandinavians. Well educated, well fed, handsome Scandinavians.😃
Right? And don't forget the great social safety net and a fairly egalitarian culture based on Humanism according to Rick Steves (who is of Norwegian descent) These videos have me wishing I was born in a Scandinavian country. Those long dark winters though.... I can take them, I'm from the Upper Midwest 😂
@@hansonel ...which is why quite a few Norwegians (and probably Danes as well) choose to take their winter holiday in a warmer climate. The Canary Islands are only a 5 hour flight from Oslo. One week in the sun and you`ll have no problems with surviving the rest of the winter.
@@bjrnjensen7074 Interesting, now I know the secret to weathering winters. Much more manageable with a Canary Islands break in between :D
@@bjrnjensen7074 nah ,you can keep your frozen morgues
To me,sweden, denmark and iceland(faroes too) are my brothers and sisters,period.
have lived in Denmark for a few years now and have travelled around sweden and norway, Great countries but Denmark just edges it as best place to live. many open and friendly people and the drinking culture. love the alcohol and the parties.
Im norwegian and my gf is danish, i will NEVER have a norwegian gf again, they fkin ROCK.
My family immigrated to America from Norway generations ago to escape blights and famine in the mid 1800s. For generations since, we’re still told stories about how Danes were apparently just the coolest people on Earth and how Norway wasn’t that bad under Danish rule. Imagine a group of people so cool that descendants of those they ruled are still told tales of how cool said people are.
...on a side note, the stories we’re still told of the Swedes are less flattering.
In the beginning you might need to switch mode in your perception of the words, but it really doesnt take long for a person either from Denmark or Norway to be able to understand each other perfectly. You just have to get over the surprise of the pronunciation on words and then it becomes familiar.
🇸🇪 is next
🇷🇺 pls
And 🇩🇪 too! 😁
Brazil too
Vad tycker ni om norrlänningar
🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Thanks a lot for making this channel. It's so difficult to find any content about Norway!
What I’ve noticed from seeing some videos from norway or scandinavian countries in general is that people really don’t pay attention to their appearance. Not trying to be rude or say they are ugly or anything but it’s just that effortless look overall, it’s much different than here in the balkans where girls literally dress up to go to the market
Normal people don't give a fuck about how they seem to other humans
Okay but Balkans is really extreme.
Zdravo! 😉
The bigger question is: why would we? It's just going out to buy something in most cases and as long as you do not stink or look completely disgusting so to scare off other customers, the merchants won't care.
There is this saying here: "Hel & ren", which would translate to "Whole & clean" that sums up an acceptable appearance.
same in russia
same when it comes to russia
How they ask all generations about their opinions in the video to get a better view. Appreciated!
My dad used to take the ferry from Kristiansand to Denmark for cheap shopping.
And danes take the ferry from Lolland-Falster to Germany for cheap shopping.
I was in Basel - Switzerland and I used to walk on foot to Germany for some nice and decent eating.
As a Norwegian I love Denmark. It's the country I've visited the most when being abroad. I've been to the Roskilde festival 7 times during my youth, and Copenhagen numerous times when travelling with "The Danish Boat" (Oslo-Copenhagen and back low-cost cruise). Those guys sure knows how to throw on a well organized festival! I also went on great holiday with my mother as a kid riding bikes through Skagen. Anyway, visit Denmark!
I love Norway! Hej from Danmark!
Stort sett alle forstår dansk skriftspråk i Norge, da det ligner på norsk (bokmål) :)
@@Turn-2JesusN0W Egentlig? Det er interessant for meg.
@@Turn-2JesusN0W Er nynorsk annerledes?
@@flameofazazel598 Egentlig, har dere ikke det ordet i Danmark? Vanskelig å forklare hva det betyr :-) Nynorsk er annerledes, ja, men nesten ingen bruker det skriftspråket, isåfall veldig få. Ligner i enkelte ord på svensk.
@@Turn-2JesusN0W Tusen takk!
It's true that danes can sometimes joke about horrible things, but it's never meant to hurt people's feelings or because the people condone horrible acts in any way etc. It's meant to diffuse a tense, dark, grim or depressing situation, sometimes it's better than to get too worked up, furious or unbearably sad. It's called "galgehumor" or "gallow humor" :)
Fact (from a half Dane, half Norwegian) - Denmark and Norway are brothers and Sweden our cousin ... Denmark and Norway stands a lot closer than with Sweden.
@Brian Sandberg Swedes are from another planet
We call Sweden "Söta bror/Sweet brother" We also grew up with Swedish television. Generally Norwegians know more about Swedish politics and culture, than we do Danish. We feel more at home when in Sweden than in Denmark, much because of the landscape.
@@feedee92j ehhhh I don’t know where you live in Norway, but in Denmark and my home in Drammen, it’s not like that - Sweden is the odd man out ... :)
Fine by me (Swede) I have much more respect for the finns anyway, they're our brother, granted sort of forcefully adopted but still.
@@feedee92j Oh you grew up with Swedihs television... you do know so did the people of Estonia.
As a Dane, we love u too Norway
I have no idea why youtube recommended this video but here I am 😂 🤔
Jeg har større problemer med å forstå trøndersk enn dansk. Danmark er herlig.
Tröndersk låter ju nästan som svenska ibland tycker jag, speciellt på han som talar vid 0:44.
@@aularound Jag håller med. (I agree)
@@aularound Helt klart.
Förutom att Jämtland och Härjedalen länge hörde till Norge, och att Trondheim var en viktig vallfärdsort för svenskar i kristen tid så verkar det också som om de första nordisktalande förhistoriska invandrarna i nuvarande svenska Norrland till största delen bestod av folk som korsade Kölen från Norgehållet.
Det verkar ha varit mer begränsad kontakt i förhistorisk tid mellan Mälardalen och Norrland på grund av de stora och förmodligen svårgenomträngliga skogarna norr om Uppsalaslätten.
Många av runstenarna i mellersta och södra Norrland är också på gammalvästnordiska, till skillnad från runstenarna i Mälardalen som främst är gammalöstnordiska. Det verkar också som att några norska vikingar tog sig ner från Trondheimssidan och stannade till i Södra Norrland innan de reste i Österled.
l love Norway and all your fjords.. l am amazed by beauty of your country and hope ll visit it again
Even if we dont like it, Norwegians and Danes are probably the most similar to each other, mor than Swedes and Norwegians are
Norwegians are friendly,happy and awesome people. HEIA NORGE
The store behind the guy in 1:48 "Lille København" Which means Little Copenhagen :P
1:50 OMG he is so cute!
I'm in LovE
I'm a recent subscriber and enjoy your channel very much. Jeg elsker Norge!
I was an aupair in Denmark for 2years and my host family before was very kind and they are party going. Denmark people are almost the same in Norway people very kind, the differences is the language , the way the speak.Denmark is not that expensive, Norway is😁✌. Denmark is a flat country and windy but I enjoyed more when I was there than in Norway😁 but I like Norway because they have mountains and I like adventures so hopefully I can go back soon .
I'm danish and i have never ever thought about before, than Denmark is more windy than Norway. But I know what I will think about next time i go!
Girl from Harestad is adorable lol
I like Norway. It's beautiful and I have been from South to North, from Kristiansand till Bergen, even had a girlfriend from Tromsø and later, one from Trondheim. Relationships may have gone bad, but my love for Norwegians never have :D
Bit more closed up than Danes, a bit too religious too, but over all, I'd move there if I had to and not miss my beautiful little Denmark too much
That one girl said there's not as many foreigners in Denmark as in Norway and it's strange. Little does she know Denmark had almost as many tourists as both Norway and Sweden combined in 2017.
I noticed that too - we are invated by Norwegian and German tourists every summer in Denmark - and why goes to Norway in the summer ? The weather is cold and it is too expensive
Maybe she was not talking about tourists ? :-D
She was not talking about tourists at this point.
She would hate it then being in slavic countries. Amount of non-white foreigners can literally be counted on the fingers of both hands.
I love Denmark ❤️ so Happy to be here
Danmark er flatt, hehehe, likte disse kommentarene best. :) :) Jeg har vært i både Danmark og Norge og synes maten er litt bedre i Danmark ... Det er mer å velge mellom... Men Norges natur er enestående. :)
Brown cheese was good and waffles. :) But we have tried it at home in our Norwegian speaking club.
Maden er i hvert fald billigere i Danmark!
Og det er mange koselige kafeer 😊
@Brian Sandberg Im learning Norwegian, it's interesting 😊
@Brian SandbergGerman is really nice and useful, would like to learn it sometime :) I'm working with Scandinavian customers and can understand written Norwegian and Danish because I'm already fluent in Swedish. But unfortunately can't understand speaking Danish well... 😊
Født i København, men boet i Norge 2 år. Det tar ca. 2 uger for en nordmand at forstå dansk men den første dag kæmper de imod. Der er undtagelser som f. eks nordnorsk er som at snakke med en tysker. Den største forskel er måden man fester/drikker er forskudt, så i norge starter og slutter man tidligt. Mine erfaringer i Dk var man starter "sent", men kan let være ude til 05.00 på morgenen.
I think Denmark is a lot like The Netherlands, in every way. Small and flat countries ... and the people of both countries are very open and friendly, bicycle culture and their languages have a guttural sound.
On the other hand, Norway and Sweden are very similar to each other ... they are colder and more arrogant people, their languages have a melodic sound and they have mountains (mostly Norway), lakes and forests.
I'm always a bit surprised when Norwegians say it's hard to understand Danish. If I focus a bit, understanding Norwegian is no problem for me. Of course, it helps when they speak a bit slower :)
I am from Costa Rica, I lived in Denmark in 2017, being Latino it is a culture shock to arrive in a country like Denmark where people are so reserved and closed to new people, but even so, and although in the video they say that the Danes are more open, all the Norwegians I have met either in Denmark or Costa Rica, they have been much more open than the average dane, but maybe because they were in another country, who knows if they will be more closed in their own country!!
Also, even after living in DK for a year i still think danish is so difficult to understand haha
Brian Sandberg facts.
Danes are in general way more open and social than Norwegians so that goes against all logic for me
we appreciate that very much, thank you Norway!🇳🇴 we like you too👍
Damn. I expected a bit nicer comments from some people xD... I thought because they’re both Scandinavian they would be more likely to compliment each other, but some guys seem to not mince their words when it comes to opinions about Denmark.😅
@Einherjar DK why they dislike?
@@dr.chilli399 I see it more like a sibling relationship due to the thousands of years of history. We sometimes rip on each other, but if someone criticize a Nordic country the others will come to their defence. Deep down we love each other!
Abc Abc interesting... I’m wondering why is that? Especially Germany is an important trading partner for each Scandinavian country.
@@linajurgensen4698 we don´t dislike germans. Our relationship is just more reserved, our good, friendly, polite and professional neighbours. Norway, Denmark and Sweden are more like siblings. Danes love to make jokes about Swedes and Sweden. Jokes that others might consider very rude, but we don't mean it that bad. Sweden think they are our big brother, they are not. We just consider them our stupid brother, not bigger brother. We don't make fun of norwegians. We don't look up to them, as one guy said. they are just the "cool brother". We don't make fun of germans, it's like, they are not funny, or perseived as such
totmirmis thanks for the long reply!😊
I am Swedish I like Danmark and Norway but Finnish people are awesome. I don’t understand Finnish but here it is a lot of Finnish people. I feel more close to them.
Yeah I'm with you there. The Danes and Norwegians are so damn positive the Finns have a more understandable temperament.
2:55 thats statistically incorrect as the foreign rate of denmark is 13,3% whilst norway is 12,2% so nice
@MadsNN...yes but denmark probably have more european immigrants compared to Norway, which probably was what she meant by immigrants.
@@winddust100 she said foreigners...
@@madsnn4222 half of the immigrants in Denmark are westeren immigrants. I think that's what she meant
@@MarcusAlexanderBS how many of norwegians immigrants are western
@@madsnn4222 Norway's immigrant population are actually 16,8% in 2017 with westeren and non-westeren. Dont know how many are westeren but you can look it up on google.
Filipinos are so different from island to island but we’re still the same. Danes, Norwegians and Swedes have their own uniqueness but you will all be beautiful people to us!
1:49 Bombón, precioso! 😍
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Mille Pedersen I said he's handsome. 😬
Bombón, precioso!😍 x2🤤
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I found this is interesting. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
I thought that the language of these two countries was the same or very similar and that they had similar cultures too. Live and learning!
They are very similar, and mostly the cultures are too, with some obvious differences.
They are very similar, but some people have problems understanding the others. I think it is very easy to understand both Swedish and Norwegian, I am Danish.
I think people in southern Norway have a closer relationship with Danmark and more experience of going there on holiday with the ferry/boat. I have no problem understanding Danish.
I don't notice a difference in language. Its almost always spelled the same, it sounds the same and they share pronunciation of words. Im learning Danish and I can understand a lot of what these Norwegians are saying.
That's because Norwegian, Swedish and Danish is basically the same language.
They are not much more than 3 different dialects.
You can compare Norwegian and Danish to the difference between how a Scottish and an Englishman speak the English language.
Dane here 🙂
Very interesting. I consider the Scandinavian countries to be closely connected and I have a sense that we are the same and would defend each other against problems from Russia, EU, US and others, including Finland (Suomi) and Iceland. We have lots of problematic history in relation to each other, but in the greater context, we are pretty similar.
At any time, I would prefer going on holiday in either Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Faroe Islands, Greenland than anywhere else.
I would feel sure to meet a culture that I understand and like 😊❤
By the way, I believe most danes immediately love norwegians. And incresingly swedes as well. And I truly believe we want this to grow to invlude sll of the poeples in the world. We live in countries that are governed in a rekatively rationlal way. And who wouldn't want that?
It sounds like Norwegians learn at school that the union between Denmark and Norway was somehow not voluntary, or that Norway was considered under Denmark, which is really not true.
Im going to disagree. There wasnt exactly a democracy that brought the 2 nations together. It is well known how the danish kings were keen on stopping any sort of norwegian identity for example banning organizations and denying Norway rights to build universities. Oh and the danish king Christian III and the Danish nobility destroyed norwegian self governance in 1536. Essentially making Norway just another danish province. So norway was indeed concidered under denmark. But hey.. no reason to blame the modern danish people for this. Its all in the past. As a norwegian i love danes
1:01 that is such a KAMELÅSÅ moment ;D
Not sure many will get the reference though ^^
I'm a Dane I always laugh at that video KAMELÅSÅ!!!
Norwegian=old danish
Why do you guys think Danes are more open?! The are not open to the foreigners. They always keep a certain distance between themselves and foreigners. This is my 6 years of experience in living in Denmark.
Dane here haha 🇩🇰 we like norway more than sweden too;))
@Hello Friend stop det der simping
@Hello Friend Fordi det er pinligt at se mængden af mænd der går i total simp mode så snart de ser et billed af en smuk kvinde på nettet?
Its aboute that Sweden got its revenge after the Stockholm massacre, The Danes beheaded 100 men on the square in Stockholm, when Sweden wanted to leave the union.You lost Skåne and Norway and that still hurts obviously.You are a little bit childish. The only people that i have heard saying they hate danes are people from Skåne and they used to be danes.
But i have lived in Norway for a couple of years and had a great time, i have also spend a lot of time in Denmark and it was great. But Norwegians are more frendly and polite than danes.
I am from a place close to the Norwegian border and i have norwegian relatives and many Swedish dialects are close related to norwegian and our folk music to. Danes sems very intrested aboute to be a brother to Norway. But Denmark are much more similar to Holland or Germany.
The Norwegians that prefer Denmark sems to be from Oslo, and thats becouse the people from Gothenburg and the Swedish westcoast arent intrested aboute norway.
Its easy to have good relations to Norway,
But if Norway was at the other side of öresund and your neigbour you would have the same problems becouse Danes are more rude than Norwegians and Swedes.
Its a part of your culture. You can be rude withoute thinking in another way.
Norway : Like 💕
Denmark : Like 💕
We love Denmark!!!
In most of Norway, you cannot turn any direction, without looking towards distant hills and even more distant mountains, "blåner"