An Italian In Sweden
An Italian In Sweden
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I finally defended my PhD in Biochemistry! - Vlog #25
I spent some of the best years of my life at Stockholm University, but it's finally time to end this adventure... Thank you Martin, Stockholm University and all my colleagues/friends!
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I Nailed My PhD Thesis!
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It's finally time to embrace the Swedish tradition of nailing the doctoral thesis, which means that I will soon be a PhD! Song: Peyruis - Relax (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: ua-cam.com/video/MaRvc2ElhjA/v-deo.html
Will Sweden join NATO?
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Just a citizen telling what the Swedish government says about a possible NATO membership application from Sweden and Finland. I hope this can help my viewers that have asked for this and please everyone, be safe! Music: "Ryan Little - Lucy's Song" Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0) Music provided by BreakingCopyright: ua-cam.com/video/HMBrRkp5X88/v-deo.html
Sweden - The Best Country to Start a Business in
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Sweden is considered to be the best country in the world for new businesses and start-ups. It is constantly ranked at the top of education rankings and it has dome of the highest percentage of billionaire per capita. But how is this possible? Follow me on how exploring how the small country of Sweden does it. If you enjoy the video, feel free to like and subscribe. It would mean the world to me...
Why Sweden's economy is the best in the world - What Sweden does best #1
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Sweden's economy is considered one of the best and strongest in the world. Swedes have one of the highest quality of living in the world and are considered some of the happiest people in the world despite paying the highest income taxes on the planet. How is this possible? Lave a like if you find this type of content helpful so I know you would like more videos like this. Also, consider subscri...
Italian Debunks Italian Stereotypes. Are they true or not? ☕ 🍝🚦
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Are stereotypes about Italy true or false? Let's put an end to it. I will tell you if that's the case! Please drop a subscribe if you end up here. It would help greatly! Anyway, I hope you enjoy the video and have fun! Have a great day! :D Song 1: Title: Bushwick Tarantella Artist: Kevin MacLeod Genre: Pop Mood: Happy Download: ua-cam.com/users/audiolibrary_... Song 2: ua-cam.com/video/XgpxpTe5...
How to find housing in Sweden - From someone who moved 15 times in 8 years!
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I linked some websites below you might want to take a look at if you are looking for rent in Sweden. They are not sponsoring the video and are picked after my own research. I suggest to take a look at jagvillhabostad.nu. It's a great website, but it's in Swedish. Some websites might have changed or I might have put them in the wrong category but I did my best and I hope everything is right :D F...
5 Cultural Shocks about living in Sweden!
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Those 5 things actually shocked me. One might think that Sweden and Italy are not that different, but I can tell you that there are many things that still surprise me after so many years in Sweden :) Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:20 #1 - Opening the car door for a Swedish girl 02:01 #2 - Buying a motorcycle and buying the insurance for my motorcycle 05:01 #3 - Swedes don't take the last piece of a...
5 Things Italians Hate about Sweden! - Can you guess number 4? :D
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I'm sorry Sweden, I had to do this... Many of your citizens asked for this video! Love to all of you :) Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:48 #1 02:09 #2 04:07 #3 05:17 #4 07:24 #5 Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/mountaineer/autumn-sun License code: GBFVG3T7NJ6J7CIG
Why I love cross country skiing - Vlog #23
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History, tradition... quintessential Swedish. I love it and here is why... Song: Teddie - Good (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: ua-cam.com/video/H6GPw7bLtIs/v-deo.html
A weekend in Gotland! Sweden's biggest island - Vlog #22
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When you have too much to do, do it where you can relax with friends! We're going to Gotland for the weekend and pick some mushrooms :D Song: Joakim Karud - Great Days ua-cam.com/users/JoakimKarud Music provided by BreakingCopyright: bit.ly/great-days-song
My first Marathon! Firenze Marathon, Italy - Vlog #21
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The time has come! It's time to run our first marathon! Will we make it? :/ Song 1: Mulle - Letting Go (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: ua-cam.com/video/62j68FD6ows/v-deo.html Song 2: Joakim Karud - Spring Light (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: ua-cam.com/video/jZpYBUQVPlc/v-deo.html
Office Makeover - Done! - Vlog #20
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The office makeover is done! I created a working desk for vlogging, editing and gaming and a part for more informal vlogging! Song 1: "Ikson - Anywhere" is under a UA-cam Free license. ua-cam.com/users/ikson Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: bit.ly/anywhere-song Song 2: "Roa - Freedom" is under a Creative Commons (CC-BY 3.0) license Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: bit.ly/bkc-freedom
Office Makeover Part 1: Shopping! - Vlog #19
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It's time to transform my man cave into a gaming and recording office! This of course means a lot of shopping in the jungle of Swedish stores! Check my other videos if you like this one and let me know if you like this kind of content! Have a great day! :) Song: Joakim Karud - Waves (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: ua-cam.com/video/VMghJ_civuM/v-d...
Can I run 21,1 Km without training? - Vlog #18
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Can I run 21,1 Km without training? - Vlog #18
Finally! - Vlog #17
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Finally! - Vlog #17
The Swedish Herring Run! - Vlog #16
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The Swedish Herring Run! - Vlog #16
This Swedish historical house hides an incredible surprise! Would you buy it? - Vlog #15
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This Swedish historical house hides an incredible surprise! Would you buy it? - Vlog #15
The fastest passport of my life! - Vlog #14
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The fastest passport of my life! - Vlog #14
Study in Sweden vs Italy - 5 major differences
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Study in Sweden vs Italy - 5 major differences
A day trip in the Stockholm archipelago - the island of Tranholmen - Vlog #13
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A day trip in the Stockholm archipelago - the island of Tranholmen - Vlog #13
Going Back to Sweden! - Road Trip from Italy to Sweden - Vlog #12
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Going Back to Sweden! - Road Trip from Italy to Sweden - Vlog #12
Selling My Childhood Home - Vlog #11
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Selling My Childhood Home - Vlog #11
How to get fresh duck eggs every day! - Vlog #10
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How to get fresh duck eggs every day! - Vlog #10
Italy Celebration Euro 2020 after Italy - England
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Italy Celebration Euro 2020 after Italy - England
Worst Wake Up Ever - Vlog #9
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Worst Wake Up Ever - Vlog #9
Italians Reaction to Italy - Spain EURO 2020
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Italians Reaction to Italy - Spain EURO 2020
Exploring an abandoned Roman Temple - Vlog #8
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Exploring an abandoned Roman Temple - Vlog #8
Beach, Food, History and Old ladies! Italy has it all! - Vlog #7
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Beach, Food, History and Old ladies! Italy has it all! - Vlog #7
8 Really Useful Moving Tips after Moving 20 Times in 12 Years!
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8 Really Useful Moving Tips after Moving 20 Times in 12 Years!

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  • @Patrik6920
    @Patrik6920 Місяць тому

    Lmao .. Italians

  • @Bruno-xi7qz
    @Bruno-xi7qz 2 місяці тому

    got mine yesterday!

  • @anwariiald3534
    @anwariiald3534 2 місяці тому

    Can i take my laggeg?

  • @olairmao
    @olairmao 2 місяці тому

    Legends says he's still asleep(he really can't believe he got that PHD) 🤨

  • @matshjalmarsson3008
    @matshjalmarsson3008 3 місяці тому

    Men opening a car door for men would be seen as a sarcastic joke, men opening a car door for a woman would be seen as flirting sarcastically, women opening a car door for anyone would be seen as just strange

  • @matshjalmarsson3008
    @matshjalmarsson3008 3 місяці тому

    Moving is usually kind of like a party in Sweden, you get together with a bunch of friends and help move all your stuff, and then drink and eat. The cake thing is true though, the rule of thumb is to not take more than half of what's left, which can become a bit ridiculous.

  • @matshjalmarsson3008
    @matshjalmarsson3008 3 місяці тому

    Making friends is probably MUCH easier for foreigners than for native Swedes. About PC, I hear that a lot but it's nothing I've experienced, we make fun of Norwegians, Finns, Danish, Italians, Brits, French, Gays and Lesbians, Blacks and Whites etc ALL THE TIME

  • @matshjalmarsson3008
    @matshjalmarsson3008 3 місяці тому

    It's not uncommon for people renting from the first hand renter rents out the appartment in third hand, or even that that renter rents it out in fourth hand. And of course the rent will get more expensive with each step. I know people who has had a rent of $1000 per month for a two room appartment (a while ago, so may be even worse now). This is mainly a Stockholm thing, but applies in ways to other larger cities. If possible, buy a place, even with the interest of the bank loan, it will cost you less, and the price isn't really a cost, you will most likely get the money back, plus some, when/if you sell

  • @saintofspades567
    @saintofspades567 4 місяці тому

    One thing i also heard was that sweden has a very high level of entrepreneurship in relative comparison to other countries. This was explained by the low level of risk involved with starting up business, you still have all social benefits, unlike the us, where you more or less can risk your own life if you quit your job to follow your dream, and loose your health insurance…

  • @ufosrus
    @ufosrus 4 місяці тому

    I'm not surprised he didn't mention what Anglos would add about what they like of Swedes: Beautiful people! 🙄 But thats not the same perspective for everybody. Italians are beautiful people. Damn, just look at this guy! 😄

  • @talvetar3385
    @talvetar3385 5 місяців тому

    Yes, Southern European old fashioned way to queu e and stamps and papers.😁 Yes, for us Nordic women, we have To learn how to be nice for kindness from men. I have already learned, I am 50. When I was younger, I was also rude like that. ( I can open my own Doors) and yes, for being equal with professors or anyone.

  • @barb9006
    @barb9006 5 місяців тому

    Ciao, avresti consigli su dove cercare per un first hand contract?

  • @CarloParise
    @CarloParise 7 місяців тому

    Da quanto anni abita in Svezia? Alcune cose sono nel frattempo cambiate ( ad esrmpio assicurazioni).

  • @MyYoutubeChannel-MYC
    @MyYoutubeChannel-MYC 7 місяців тому

    No hes lying, they'll just rob your money and take 50% in taxes every month, stay away from sweden!

  • @enjoyyourtripp
    @enjoyyourtripp 9 місяців тому

    hey u did the registration in AIRE before you book an appointment? they asked you for something else there like familjbevis certificate or only appointment, photos and money?

  • @tonynasaofficial
    @tonynasaofficial Рік тому

    I went to sweden, and it was during summer so ive tanned a lot and im also italian american so when I was at sweden everyone thought i was middle eastern lmao

  • @jimenap5174
    @jimenap5174 Рік тому

    Hi, when you talk about references it needs to be somebody your have rent before? Or could be anybody? Thanks for the tips.

  • @alexanderjohansson85
    @alexanderjohansson85 Рік тому

    Hey! Any new videos soon?

  • @sugarfalls1
    @sugarfalls1 Рік тому

    Wow, a motorcycle is cheaper in Sweden than Italy? That's really astonishing!

  • @fredbazzoli5199
    @fredbazzoli5199 Рік тому

    I ran Florence in 2018, and even though I was coming off an injury, it was an incredible race through una citta piu bella. Cried when I got my medal. I'd love to give it another shot.

  • @Fausto-q5n
    @Fausto-q5n Рік тому

    No plans for applying for a Swedish Citizen.

  • @sebastianperalta3032
    @sebastianperalta3032 Рік тому

    Hi bro, in 4 months im going to göteborg. I wanna know if you're there or in stockholm, maybe we can take a coffee or something. All the best!! If you have instagram i would like ask you something. Im speak italian too.

  • @martinandesson2121
    @martinandesson2121 Рік тому

    Italienaren äter mer potatis än vad ni tror 😂🇮🇹

  • @martinandesson2121
    @martinandesson2121 Рік тому

    Mamma Mia a! Jag har levt i Italien i Genova i ett år🎉 älskar Italien 🇮🇹

  • @Fibonacci64
    @Fibonacci64 Рік тому

    Can we joke about Mussolini? You are after all the home of Fascism.

  • @mart.2411
    @mart.2411 Рік тому

    A parte che mi è comparso questo video nella home molto a caso e niente, a questo punto seguo le tue avventure HAHAHHA🤣🤣la parte dell'inesistente burocrazia mi è piaciuta tantissimo, in Italia effettivamente crepiamo tra file e ansia🤦🏻‍♀️poi per il rapporto tra professori e studenti confermo, è totalmente diverso... anzi, più che altro credo che varia tra le università, ad esempio io studio in Calabria e non so se sia il fatto che l'ateneo sia "più piccolo" rispetto agli altri, ma il rapporto tra studenti e la maggior parte dei professori è molto alla mano e li trovo molto disponibili per quanto riguarda l'aiuto con gli argomenti da studiare e con gli esami, poi anche quello dipende dalle facoltà e insomma non si finisce più. Una cosa carina che mi è accaduta di recente, a proposito di esami, è stata proprio col professore di informatica: mancavano circa 5 giorni all'esame ed ero abbastanza in panico poiché era il mio ultimo, gli ho mandato una mail chiedendo se poteva ricevermi e a parte che ha risposto subito, credo entro l'ora in cui avevo mandato la mail, e niente mi ha tranquillizzata, abbiamo fatto un bel po' di esercizi e ne abbiamo fatti fin quando non era sicuro che avessi capito tutto. Davvero un santo, l'ho ringraziato non so quante volte ma lui tipo "ma figurati, questo è il mio lavoro", è stato davvero un culture shock pur essendo in italia e poi avevo paura che non accettasse poiché mancavano pochi giorni al... gran giorno🤣🤣🤣per inciso, alla fine l'esame è andato benissimo🤣🤣🤣 Riguardo la canzoncina svedese del compleanno... MA COOOOSA🤣🤣🤣sembra mia nonna che mi dice in dialetto "tanti auguri per 100 anni" (traduzione letterale), comunque davvero carina! Ah già, l'ultimo pezzo di torta, vero che noi ci scanniamo per averlo🤣è molto carina anche questa cosa di condividerlo con chi lo vuole (a proposito di ultimo pezzo, stamattina mi sono svegliata tutta contenta di trovare l'ultima fetta perché pensavo che nessuno sarebbe andato all'attacco... niente non l'ho trovata🤣🤣🤣) Spero tu faccia altri video di questo tipo, sono davvero interessanti! Ciao!👋🏻

  • @Caprifool
    @Caprifool Рік тому

    One thing I know baffles people from other countries is how easy it is to buy a property. You can literally view it, then sign the papers and walk out the bank with your new keys the next day.

  • @olasjoberg2111
    @olasjoberg2111 Рік тому

    who have claimed that pizza sallad was italian? and as understand it, we enhanced the pizza to new hights :) but if someone preffered the italian ways it would be sold ...right? if its not... perhaps it's not appealing to aur tastebuds. or most likely, it is italian pizzamakers :) thanks for you insights :) always interesting to hear what others think.

  • @mariathunberg4743
    @mariathunberg4743 Рік тому

    Think it is more an age thing wen you mention opening doors. Young are more like you mentioned

  • @yipmabaruya1148
    @yipmabaruya1148 Рік тому

    Good morning from Papua New Guinea. I enjoyed watching your contents. Great contents ❤.

  • @auroradeja-vu8763
    @auroradeja-vu8763 Рік тому

    Actually we definitely pay taxes on properties. I have a property and I pay a lot on it. I don't know where what you said came from. Sweden is NOT equal, considering women earn less than men. Then doctors in the US work hard, while in Sweden they do basically nothing. Then, if you want a real doctor either you pay a lot or you go looking for professional treatment in other countries. You say in Sweden healthcare is free. What is free is a voice on the phone telling you to take paracetamol, whatever your symptoms are. Again, if you need a real doctor you will have to pay. So if you are wealthy and have no kids you basically give your money to the government to have nothing back.

  • @auroradeja-vu8763
    @auroradeja-vu8763 Рік тому

    yeah...well.. no more. It's actually falling apart completely😊

    • @saintofspades567
      @saintofspades567 4 місяці тому

      According to your own perception, or do you have any other reliable source? trust me, compared to most other countries in the world, Sweden is SOLID. 🥳

  • @auroradeja-vu8763
    @auroradeja-vu8763 Рік тому

    First of all, I want to compliment you on not having an Italian accent, which I cannot stand. I also happen to be Italian, live in Stockholm and speak English fluently, with no accents so I am picky about it. If you're interested, I would like to give you my point of view regarding what you described: 1) I also open doors for myself, but when someone else does it for me, I smile as an impolite reaction does not mean independence but rudeness. 2) Yes, quick , but insurance is useless here. 3) I don't know where you come from, but even in Italy, taking the last slice of something is considered rude, so it always stays there. There was even a TV commercial about it. My ex-boyfriend is Swedish, with long blonde hair and blue eyes, from a well-off family in Östermalm, and he almost always took the last slice ( maybe that's why I left him) 4) I studied medicine, psychology, and LMS at Sapienza + London, and something at KI. I always had a close relationship with professors, perhaps because I always received top marks and have an impressive personality despite my height of 165cm. Having said that, I like your video, although I am usually annoyed by this kind of video. At least you said something different and spoke perfect English.

  • @TomJosephi
    @TomJosephi Рік тому

    My father was Swedish and my mother was Italian so the traits from both nationalities balance themselves out. My father's family came frome Gotebotg. Have you ever been there ? Your English is very good. You barely have an Italian accent. My mother's family came from Calabria. My grandfather came from the old country and had a very strong accent as well as some distant relatives of mine that came for a visit.

  • @TheTilitus
    @TheTilitus Рік тому

    Im Swedish and i get stuck holding the door open as everyone (even the people i dident mean to hold it for) walks in. . .

  • @emanuela6393
    @emanuela6393 Рік тому

    I'm an Italian university student in the UK, and here I had the same culture shock as for the student-teacher relationship. I was literally shocked when my classmates started calling teachers by their first names. Also, I don't really know if it's actually the same in Sweden too, but I was constantly calling my teachers "professors", cause that's how you're taught to call 'em starting from middle school on in Italy, and they eventually asked me not to call them that cause they're "not that clever." That still makes me laugh, but I do love and deeply appreciate this kind of humility teachers seem to have abroad, in Italy you basically treat and see them as unapproachable celebrities or deities

  • @NeborodVinchanski
    @NeborodVinchanski Рік тому

    I bet it dies not cost €10 per beer in Italy 😢

  • @lennat5150
    @lennat5150 Рік тому

    Italy doesn't have it's own version of happy birthday? Greece does. Maybe Italy doesn't have the tradition of singing to the birthday person. I'm glad Sweden has its own song.

  • @sandercohen5543
    @sandercohen5543 Рік тому

    Your pronunciation is probably the best i've heard from a non-native speaker.

  • @pogingvlogger438
    @pogingvlogger438 Рік тому

    wow galing nice grand draw

  • @markfarrell1667
    @markfarrell1667 Рік тому

    I always find funny the hypocrisy of Swedish hyper feminist culture also celebrating and fully embracing islamic culture which systematically abuses and imprisons women and girls

  • @olairmao
    @olairmao Рік тому

    How does this theoretical study work?

  • @UV-mu9ox
    @UV-mu9ox Рік тому

    That’s called toxic femininity

  • @patriciamartin6756
    @patriciamartin6756 Рік тому

    My family are all from Italy. My Boyfriend is from Sweden. He doesn't like Italian food at all. He only like fish, particularly, Salmon. My family is hard to please as it is,they don't understand the Swedish way of doing things; theyare very outgoing , whereas my boyfriend and his family are very reserved. I really believe Swedish food is very health as he is all muscle and bone with no extra fat

  • @herrbonk3635
    @herrbonk3635 Рік тому

    I agree on most things except for food culture. Swedish food is usually better, tastier imho.

  • @stancarti
    @stancarti Рік тому

    Congratulations !!!Do you still in Sweden ?

  • @natesnautical
    @natesnautical Рік тому

    Why doesn’t Sweden built more housing snd apartments?!

  • @zoala001
    @zoala001 Рік тому

    you forgot to mention that Swedes call their professor or teachers by their first names. There is no formality like other countries

  • @maxberggren7979
    @maxberggren7979 Рік тому

    Sången är bäst 🎊 🎉

  • @mattetjus
    @mattetjus Рік тому

    The first one... I haven't given it much thought, but man it makes sense! I am a Swede and I live in Germany, married to a German woman - one thing that actually annoys me is that people kinda "takes advantage of you" (what it feels like to me at times). I mean, I am a helpful guy and like to help out, doing at the very least 'my share of the work', but there are so many (small to medium-sized) tasks that I would never ask anyone to help me with, here, people don't do those tasks alone but request help with it.