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What Are People Wearing in Stockholm, Sweden? (Episode 3)
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Stockholm street fashion again! Timestamps: Intro 00:00 Interview 1 00:03 Interview 2 01:10 Interview 3 02:40 Interview 4 & 5 06:04 Interview 6 06:46 Interview 7 07:43 Interview 8 08:54 Interview 9 10:38 Interview 12:24
What Are People Wearing in Stockholm, Sweden? (Episode 2)
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Interviewed some people who I thought had great summer style. Timestamps: Intro 0:00 Interivew 1 & 2 0:13 Interview 3 & 4 2:11 Interview 5 & 6 3:53 Interview 7 & 8 6:07
What Are People Wearing in Stockholm, Sweden? (Episode 1)
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I asked a bunch of well dressed people in Stockholm what they're wearing.
How Many Languages do Swedes Speak?
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Hey everyone, in this video I ask swedish people how many languages they know and also a language they're interested in learning.
Swedes Talk About Their Favorite Languages
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Asking swedes which languages they know and where they want to travel.
What's the Latest Book you've Read? | Stockholm, Sweden
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Asking people in Stockholm about the latest book they've read.
What's a Good Book you've Read? | Stockholm, Sweden
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In this video I ask people about a good book they've read. 00:00 Book 1 00:35 Book 2 01:15 Book 3 01:48 Book 4 02:44 Book 5 03:12 Book 6 03:59 Book 7 04:28 Book 8
People are Friendly and Welcoming | Sweden
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Earlier, I interviewed people from France, Australia and Hong Kong and they said that they had experienced that it was a bit difficult to meet new people here in Sweden. So I went out and asked people what they think. Among the people I interviewed, the general sentiment was that people are usually open to meet new people and are welcoming.
What Swedes think of Norway and Denmark
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Do swedes understand norwegian and danish languages? Or do they switch to english when communicating with a norwegian or a dane? Although the scandinavian languages are similar some people do switch to english and some people don't when communicating with a scandinavian neighbour. Also, what swedes think of Norway and Denmark is asked in this video. For this video I asked the people of Stockhol...
Asking People about their Past and Future | Sweden
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I asked people in Stockholm about their career and education choices in the past and plans for the future.
Foreigners Talk About Living in Sweden
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I'm making a video series which involves me doing street interviews in Stockholm. In this video I asked foreigners what they think of living in Sweden. I had some great conversations. I myself am born and raised here in Stockholm, Sweden but my parents are not from here. The people I interviewed were from the following countries: France, Turkey, Australia and Norway.
The Effects of Social Media on Relationships | Street Interviews
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How has social media affected relationships?
What Swedish Women think about dating short men
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Asked a few girls in Stockholm, Sweden what they think about dating short men. Is height a factor when it comes to dating? Frågade några tjejer i Stockholm vad de tycker om att dejta korta män. Föredrar tjejer långa killar?
What do People know about Bitcoin & Blockchain technology?
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Asked people how much they know about blockchain technology.

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @pulse4503
    @pulse4503 День тому

    30 on average

  • @hamzaasif2068
    @hamzaasif2068 12 днів тому

    I wonder why they aren't mentioning norsk but I can see they all can speak it because it's very similar to svensk.

  • @blueslime4103
    @blueslime4103 19 днів тому

    What did she say at 3:55 in Swedish? I didn’t comprehend the sentence

    • @someonexdxd
      @someonexdxd 13 днів тому

      jag är inte så bekväm med att prata spanska

  • @mpa324
    @mpa324 22 дні тому

    I guess I'm not moving to Scandinavian countries. I'm not a Nazi's ideal race.

  • @orionconstellation2
    @orionconstellation2 23 дні тому

    i lived in stockholm for 47 years 😍

  • @Murad3633
    @Murad3633 26 днів тому

    Save Sweden from the invaders coming from the Middle East, Africa and Afghanistan!

    • @toroxr
      @toroxr 16 днів тому

      *Middle East, Africa, and Afghanistan! Since it's a UA-cam video about languages, it would be nice to use proper grammar. But I assume grammar and languages are not really your main priority here...

    • @Murad3633
      @Murad3633 16 днів тому

      @toroxr correct!

    • @ahmedd-wv9jy
      @ahmedd-wv9jy 15 днів тому

      A Berber Turk whose ancestors are hybrids of fifty races speaks here 😆! grow up

    • @toroxr
      @toroxr 14 днів тому

      @@Murad3633 Neither is something to be proud of, but you do you.

    • @Murad3633
      @Murad3633 14 днів тому

      @@toroxr I couldn't care less on what you are telling me)))

  • @FingersKungfu
    @FingersKungfu 26 днів тому

    They all want to learn languages of a warmer countries in the southern Europe.

  • @kvo3542
    @kvo3542 27 днів тому

    Finska, Engelska, Svenska 😢😢

  • @gabrielwickander
    @gabrielwickander 29 днів тому

    I don't want to visit any country, I like staying at home.

  • @oskarhansson8677
    @oskarhansson8677 Місяць тому

    The first brunette is so pretty

  • @codeeu1994
    @codeeu1994 Місяць тому

    Icelandic girl: Stockholm is big Indonesian guy: Stockholm is small

  • @rossini-ck9fw
    @rossini-ck9fw Місяць тому

    bro did you remember the password of the channel?

    • @fluidnarrative
      @fluidnarrative Місяць тому

      Haha I know it's been a while. I'm brainstorming topics atm... There will be more videos!

    • @rossini-ck9fw
      @rossini-ck9fw Місяць тому

      @@fluidnarrative ask swedish girls what their body count is. everybody says it is quite high in sweden lol

    • @micklucas1451
      @micklucas1451 Місяць тому

      @@rossini-ck9fw he will get 0 answears

    • @594-d9b
      @594-d9b 29 днів тому

      @@rossini-ck9fw actually chronically online for that being your first idea

  • @guacamoleyam
    @guacamoleyam Місяць тому

    I’ve been learning Swedish for the first time lately, and I’m so glad you uploaded a new video after a year!

    • @fluidnarrative
      @fluidnarrative Місяць тому

      Thanks and good luck with learning Swedish!

    • @Peter_1986
      @Peter_1986 Місяць тому

      The guys in this video speak quite colloquial Swedish, so that could be good listening practice - for example, at 0:35 the guy is saying "vi kör Asien också", where "vi kör (på)" is like saying "let's go for" (a phrase like "vi kör på det" could mean "let's decide on that", and so on), and the guy at 0:54 uses the casual word "bärs" for "beer" (the neutral word is "öl") and the English-like "softa" for "relax" (the neutral Swedish expression there would be for example "slappna av" which is more or less "loosen up", or "ta det lugnt", which is literally "take it easy").

    • @guacamoleyam
      @guacamoleyam 29 днів тому

      @@Peter_1986 thanks for letting me know! 😊

  • @janroest2509
    @janroest2509 Місяць тому

    ... og her lidt lidt danskundervisning og ja indblik i dansk humor 😅 ua-cam.com/video/W8YwgA_XeM8/v-deo.htmlsi=rXHUt04G9suVLtF3

  • @janroest2509
    @janroest2509 Місяць тому

    Klart at de der sover i timen lærer ingenting om skandinaviske sprog ua-cam.com/video/FvgFNazTLK0/v-deo.htmlsi=urHod0k2KMvt5kDi

  • @janroest2509
    @janroest2509 Місяць тому

    Danes are obviously by far the most proficient in languages ​​in Scandinavia. Danes understand Norwegian, Swedish, Scanian, Copenhagen, North and South Jutland, Low German and German and, of course, English. All the languages ​​mentioned are taught in school. Of course, the Danes who sleep in class do not understand all these dialects, so they speak English when they meet their neighbors ha ha

  • @prod.kashkari3075
    @prod.kashkari3075 Місяць тому

    Bro why is Sweden filled with so many baddies

  • @SrbendaNo1
    @SrbendaNo1 Місяць тому

    Learn Arabic you will need it soon woke idiots.

    • @juba-b6n
      @juba-b6n 14 днів тому

      They should learn hebrew

  • @Pellkot
    @Pellkot Місяць тому

    Well Italian bros come and get them. Question is can we get a dark haired beautiful Italian girl who want a Scandinavian guy? Food wise we are only gonna argue about how to make meatballs. Accept that and we are good.

  • @matti5166
    @matti5166 Місяць тому

    why want everyone from stockholm to learn italian 😅

  • @rolandjohansson7428
    @rolandjohansson7428 Місяць тому

    One can, however, question whether what Stockholmers speak is Swedish....

  • @pepziifroztgamer6102
    @pepziifroztgamer6102 Місяць тому

    As a swede I am a little shocked by how much americans and other europeajns in the comments are talking about how the girl who speaks spanish and finnish doesnt look swedish or isnt fully swedish. The swedish population is 30% second or third immigrants. Its not something we think about, looks does not tell us at all if someone is swedish or not. The only way to know if someone is from somewhere else or is a tourist is if they are acting out of norm, talking loud or interrupting or if they can't speak swedish ofc. It's quite a different culture I'm realising. This is very different from adults though, a lot of 40-50 year olds especially white men in sweden are not very accepting of immigrants regardless of ethnicity and it is sad. However if they went to schools in the cities in the 80-90s they will have been friends and know people of color etc. The younger people of sweden are so mixed in ethnicitiy especially in the big cities that we are slowly working our way out of the racism and xenophobia that exists today, especially against middle eastern people. (they get a bad rep because a lot of gangs and crime in cities are made by sertain groups of middle eastern people, but removing middle eastern immigrants from sweden is like removing all people named "Lucas". It doesnt change anyhting and it will only make the country emptier and less job friendly).

    • @reii8929
      @reii8929 Місяць тому

      By "acting out of norm" do you mean not so swedish culturally-wise in terms of attitude or persona?

    • @Anonymous-uw4sr
      @Anonymous-uw4sr 3 дні тому

      stop

  • @partsgeriausias
    @partsgeriausias Місяць тому

    Den spanjoren påstår tala svenska men vill prata engelska istället. Tydligen så kan han inte det.

  • @arneperschel
    @arneperschel Місяць тому

    Such a sad lack of diversity, Almost everybody interviewed has a similar age, class and background and they all reply predictably the same. There are over 7000 languages in the world and this meagre selection is what's on the top of people's minds... Next time, go to a different bubble to interview and see what answers pop up.

  • @TheAlkochef
    @TheAlkochef Місяць тому

    Jeg håber bare den yngere generation vil forsøge at kommunikere på hver deres sprog, men samtidig fatte hvad vi hver især siger.... D: Bare snak langsomt og bliv ikke utålmodig! <3

  • @liahhendersonbanda5237
    @liahhendersonbanda5237 Місяць тому

    The more I listened the more I could understand. It sounds so similar to German to me now.

  • @xxwhatevahxx
    @xxwhatevahxx Місяць тому

    Swedes have absolutely gorgeous feminine features, which fits astonishingly for females, absolute perfection... but as that gene is too strong it works bad for the Swedish males, they look like girls or just WEIRD.

  • @utkulion
    @utkulion Місяць тому

    every one people of five people in the world speaks Chinese, so it would be important if you live not in a country doesn't speak Chinese. I see, there are lots of high paid jobs opportunity.

  • @cookiejarseattle
    @cookiejarseattle Місяць тому

    I suppose they also understand Danish and Norwegian to some extent ?

  • @oke.221
    @oke.221 Місяць тому

    Everyone is soo beautiful, it's amazing

    • @Pedroramossss
      @Pedroramossss Місяць тому

      swedish are smarter and prettier than the rest of the world

  • @Yelbizak
    @Yelbizak Місяць тому

    Where we go without English….

  • @idkicy2690
    @idkicy2690 Місяць тому

    6:25 wtf

  • @Ca11mero
    @Ca11mero Місяць тому

    Har du hittat en tidsmaskin, Mini Ebba Bush 0:50 :)

  • @TomBartram-b1c
    @TomBartram-b1c 2 місяці тому

    The ones who only speak two languages look slightly embarrassed!

  • @Barzzani
    @Barzzani 2 місяці тому

    01:48 Bro you made Kurds feel ashamed ☹️

  • @Joel19955
    @Joel19955 2 місяці тому

    vad heter kameran du filma med?

  • @sofieburzum07
    @sofieburzum07 2 місяці тому

    The swedish guy in the videos pic is so handsome

  • @sofieburzum07
    @sofieburzum07 2 місяці тому

    I understood many thkngs they said in Swedish haha

  • @HerrBrutal-bl2fk
    @HerrBrutal-bl2fk 2 місяці тому

    It's common for Swedes to speak at least three langauges. We study two foreign languages or more at school and we understand Norwegian and Danish well (spoken Danish is tricky though, but written Danish is easy to comprehend). Swedes really love traveling and enjoy studying/working abroad. As we are highly aware of the advantages of being a respectful visitor to another country, we try and adopt by learning the language of the nation hosting us as their guests. Let's have a look at the langauge skills of a typical Swede like Zlatan Ibrahimovic 🙂. Zlatan speaks Swedish, Bosnian, Croatian, English, Dutch, Italian, (some) Spanish, (some) French and on top of that he understands the other Slavic languages spoken in former Yugoslavia, Norwegian and Danish. That's at least 10 languages! Not extreme for being a European. One of my former girlfriends was a native speaker of Swedish, Hungarian and Serbian, knew English and German really well, understood all of the Slavic languages in former Yugoslavia and also Norwegian and Danish. Another ex of mine was a native speaker of Italian and also knew English, German, Latin, Arabic, Greek and had studied several other languages at university level (I have forgotten which they were).

    • @ellenolsson3703
      @ellenolsson3703 Місяць тому

      It's true that we study two foreign languages or more at school, and yes some Swedish people speak three languages or more fluently, but I don't think it is very common. Most people speak Swedish and English well and they have learned a third language at school so they might have a basic knowledge of that third language or possibly an intermediate level but they usually can't speak it fluently unless they have for example lived abroad. Most Swedish people don't speak languages like Bosnian, Croatian or Dutch. If they speak Bosnian, Croatian or Serbian it is usually because they or their parents originally came from former Yugoslavia or for example from Croatia.

  • @sunilkumar583
    @sunilkumar583 2 місяці тому

    Most of the girls need protection so they choose taller guys.

  • @cesa0753
    @cesa0753 2 місяці тому

    How come they speak good English as compared to Germany, who hates English.loö

    • @lien666-b7t
      @lien666-b7t Місяць тому

      We have to learn it in school and people watch lots of American crap on tv.

  • @falconheavy595
    @falconheavy595 2 місяці тому

    Good Lord. No Offence. Swedish sounds to ugly

  • @sharpshooter7220
    @sharpshooter7220 2 місяці тому

    the guy in 6:20 looks and sounds similar to a youtube called "the sailing Frenchmen" :)

  • @antsofthesky5394
    @antsofthesky5394 2 місяці тому

    that Estonian dude in the end exhilarates intelligence <3

  • @KytexEdits
    @KytexEdits 2 місяці тому

    For a second forget about the question itself, the last girl just gave off a much more welcoming, warm, and perceptive/emotionally intelligent vibe along with the ability to stick to her opinion over caving to social pressure. Honestly I think as a Swede the thing that makes me the saddest is the general vibe of Swedes, the biggest thing is conversational chemistry and body language/warmth and honestly most Swedes are entirely lacking in these departments compared to peoples of soooooo many other countries. Every international friend I have tells me I'm not Swedish whatsoever in my vibe and I did choose to attend and international school for a reason, I guess, it just never dawned on me just HOW BAD things are before looking into dating seriously for the first time. I guess on the plus side there are lots of international women who want a Swedish guy who doesn't have some of the downsides of most Swedish men, so I may find more luck dating in this pool, but yeah honestly I'm not proud of my people whatsoever...

  • @powercoder
    @powercoder 2 місяці тому

    Interestingly, in the US Italian language is not that popular! People got too obsessed with being originated from West and North Europe like Sweden!

  • @cococovers1333
    @cococovers1333 2 місяці тому

    Jag pratar 2 flytande (Svenska och engelska) men skulle gärna vilja lära mig holländska för att mina morföräldrar kommer från holland (hillegom för att vara exakt). Mamma kan holländska men hon har inte lärt varken mig eller min bror. Det jag kan säga på holländska är Oma (mormor) och Opa (morfar) och enstaka Duolingo meningar. Skulle också vilja lära mig franska för att jag tycker det är ett så fint språk (läste det i högstadiet i 3 år typ men har glömt bort det mesta).

  • @pepetovar5012
    @pepetovar5012 2 місяці тому

    my song short people by randy newman play it

  • @christiansvensson3571
    @christiansvensson3571 2 місяці тому

    The best book that I myself have read is many different Alfie Atkins-books (in Swedish translation: Alfons Åberg) by the famous Swedish author Gunilla Bergström who unfortunately died on August 23, 2021. I have read them partly in Swedish but also in English, German, Arabic, Tigrinya and maybe a few more language. The popular and classic Alfie Atkins-books have been translated into many different languages ​​worldwide. There is another good Swedish book also called Farfars pojkar (in English translation: Grandfather's boys) by the Swedish authors called Susan Talanda, Berit Bergman and Cindy Wheeler. 🙂🙂

  • @christiansvensson3571
    @christiansvensson3571 2 місяці тому

    It's a shame that there is no Swedish text in the text strips when they speak in English so that everyone can understand and interpret what they is saying. 🤔🤔