Denmark and Norway love each other. Very alike. All of Scandinavia including Finland, Iceland, Faroe Islands and Greenland we have a great friendship. Sweden a little trouble though 😁
We have a saying in Norway. "There is no such thing as bad weather. Just bad clothes.." It rimes in Norwegian. 😉 Er ikke noe som heter dårlig vær, bare dårlig klær. We just put on more clothes and go out. Rain or snow.
Guys...... Norway is a very loooong country 😊 so it's not cold all the time. In the winter it can be really cold in one part of the country, and very mild in another part. In my city it's not very cold in the winter, and we get very little snow. Last winter we had next to no snow..... we hardly had snow at all.... I live in the South. In the summer it's nice and warm, for the most part.... 😊
We don't necessarily enjoy it....but it is what it is. The place in Norway where I live we can go from +40 C in the summer to -40C in the winter. But we have to go outside anyways, you just dress for the conditions. :)
Fun fact: in the Norwegian dub of _Frozen,_ the trolls speak Nynorsk, while everyone else speaks Bokmål. I guess Nynorsk is sort of the rural/country dialect, similar to the Southern/Appalachian accent in American English.
The relationship between the Scandinavian countries are much more complex than this video says. In the north of Norway, Sweden and Finland are countries you know, while in the south Denmark is close enough by boat or train. If you really get into the history then you will see why Denmark and Norway often feel like closer buddies than Sweden and Denmark. It is probably meaningful to historiaclly view Sweden and Denmark as the two oldest "brothers" that are most competitive towards each other, while norway as the youngest brother just watch them from the sideline. If you go into ancient history with Vikings and stuff, then the picture is a bit different. Norway had a "golden age" at the late part of the viking age with the largest territorial extent, but later it has been Sweden and Denmark that have tried to act like empires in their own respective areas, and even tried to chip away at each other. Norway could not keep up after the viking age, and was part of Denmark for 400 years. When we finally managed to start wiggle our way out of this, because of Napolen, we wiggled for about 100 years to become independent. Sweden made this possible by holding a loose grip on Norway after Denmark had to hand us over to them. By this time the populations of the Scandinavian countries have become quite integrated, and the higher classes were often mixed in culture and language. The emigration to USA happened mostly because of poverty and starvation. In USA norwegians could get free land, taken from the natives of course. What makes Norway attractive today is very good economic management, extensive welfare state, massive democratic participation rate and endless nature attractions, etc. But for Denmark and Sweden Norways economy have probably been most important in the later decades, with a lot of immigration for work from both Sweden and Denmark in periods. But they usually go back home when the crisis is over. Norwegians are not really that much more outdoors people than most other countries. Maybe a little, but not that much. It was the Swedish Alfred Nobel who actually gave Norway the role as international peace negotiator nation. All Nobel prizes, except one are given out by Sweden, while little innocent Norway were more suitable to give out the peace prize. We had after all gained our independence by peaceful means ourselves. Some way to go concidering our history of vikings. Today norwegian officials enjoy a high level of trust traveling around the world trying to negotiate peace. Not often successful, but helpful in making communication happen. None of this is directly connected to the peace prize, but the prize gave the norwegian state a special status. The government have no influence on the Nobel peace prize comittee, but we use the reputation for what we can on the international stage as a nation for world peace.
I'm Norwegian, and we don't want to be a part of EU. We like / love the Scandinavian roots, and we are more than enough satisfied with the current friendship with Sweden, Denmark, Island and Finland. We don't need Europe. TBH, the rest of Europe is fucked.
Dont mix Europe with the union, its run by elite polticians and dont reflect the people and nations of Europe. Many countries are starting to agree with us . Especially in east and south
@@HawkNocturnal Norwegians have a sort of sore spot for unions in general after having been under danish govern for 600 years first and then a forced union with Sweden for 91 years. So, yeah... we're done.
The oil thing about Denmark giving away territory that happened to be full of oil is mostly a myth. The real reason is the UN international agreement on where and how maritime boundaries are set that actually gave Norway that territory.
Fun fact: linguistically speaking, the distinction between Norwegian and Swedish as different languages are mainly political, as they are close enough to be considered dialects of each other
hah! Joke's on them. Some of the counties doesn't look like that at all. They revised it, and now some regions are about to change back to the original design. Yeah... they really can't make up their mind.
I think they mixed between Mayonnaise and Sour cream, i'm from Norway and i've never met one person who puts Mayones on their tacos.😅
Yeah. That would be weird
That is good to know!!
THATS WHAT IT WAS?? I thought they just interviewed an incredibly crazy guy who puts MAYO ON THEIR TACOS
Yes, it must be a very local tradition.
Ayo, norwegian mayo is really good though. Have absolutely tried mayo with my taco, it's amazing.
Denmark and Norway love each other. Very alike. All of Scandinavia including Finland, Iceland, Faroe Islands and Greenland we have a great friendship. Sweden a little trouble though 😁
We have a saying in Norway.
"There is no such thing as bad weather.
Just bad clothes.."
It rimes in Norwegian. 😉
Er ikke noe som heter dårlig vær, bare dårlig klær.
We just put on more clothes and go out. Rain or snow.
Awesome. By the way. My daughters name is Kai
@@BoringReviews lol. Really I thought Kai was only a female name in Germany
I have no idea what that is in Norwegian, can you write the Norwegian version?
@@pemanilnoob
Det er ikke noe som heter dårlig vær.
Bare dårlig klær.
Guys...... Norway is a very loooong country 😊 so it's not cold all the time. In the winter it can be really cold in one part of the country, and very mild in another part. In my city it's not very cold in the winter, and we get very little snow. Last winter we had next to no snow..... we hardly had snow at all.... I live in the South. In the summer it's nice and warm, for the most part.... 😊
Fun fact: Tom Brady is part Norwegian!
We don't necessarily enjoy it....but it is what it is. The place in Norway where I live we can go from +40 C in the summer to -40C in the winter. But we have to go outside anyways, you just dress for the conditions. :)
Fun fact: in the Norwegian dub of _Frozen,_ the trolls speak Nynorsk, while everyone else speaks Bokmål. I guess Nynorsk is sort of the rural/country dialect, similar to the Southern/Appalachian accent in American English.
The relationship between the Scandinavian countries are much more complex than this video says. In the north of Norway, Sweden and Finland are countries you know, while in the south Denmark is close enough by boat or train. If you really get into the history then you will see why Denmark and Norway often feel like closer buddies than Sweden and Denmark. It is probably meaningful to historiaclly view Sweden and Denmark as the two oldest "brothers" that are most competitive towards each other, while norway as the youngest brother just watch them from the sideline. If you go into ancient history with Vikings and stuff, then the picture is a bit different. Norway had a "golden age" at the late part of the viking age with the largest territorial extent, but later it has been Sweden and Denmark that have tried to act like empires in their own respective areas, and even tried to chip away at each other. Norway could not keep up after the viking age, and was part of Denmark for 400 years. When we finally managed to start wiggle our way out of this, because of Napolen, we wiggled for about 100 years to become independent. Sweden made this possible by holding a loose grip on Norway after Denmark had to hand us over to them. By this time the populations of the Scandinavian countries have become quite integrated, and the higher classes were often mixed in culture and language. The emigration to USA happened mostly because of poverty and starvation. In USA norwegians could get free land, taken from the natives of course. What makes Norway attractive today is very good economic management, extensive welfare state, massive democratic participation rate and endless nature attractions, etc. But for Denmark and Sweden Norways economy have probably been most important in the later decades, with a lot of immigration for work from both Sweden and Denmark in periods. But they usually go back home when the crisis is over. Norwegians are not really that much more outdoors people than most other countries. Maybe a little, but not that much. It was the Swedish Alfred Nobel who actually gave Norway the role as international peace negotiator nation. All Nobel prizes, except one are given out by Sweden, while little innocent Norway were more suitable to give out the peace prize. We had after all gained our independence by peaceful means ourselves. Some way to go concidering our history of vikings. Today norwegian officials enjoy a high level of trust traveling around the world trying to negotiate peace. Not often successful, but helpful in making communication happen. None of this is directly connected to the peace prize, but the prize gave the norwegian state a special status. The government have no influence on the Nobel peace prize comittee, but we use the reputation for what we can on the international stage as a nation for world peace.
Theres no such thing as bad weather just bad clothes 😂🤭❤️🇧🇻
Norway is very progressive, including their Royal family.
Ingrid-Alexandra who is just a teen, is their future queen.
That is cool!
We do NOT use majones on our tacos 😂 It's sour cream 🙄 And we do cut the cucumber up, with tomatoes, lettuce and corn 🙃 It's really good 😋
I'm Norwegian, and we don't want to be a part of EU. We like / love the Scandinavian roots, and we are more than enough satisfied with the current friendship with Sweden, Denmark, Island and Finland. We don't need Europe. TBH, the rest of Europe is fucked.
I love that you guys don’t jump on a band wagon. The country seems beautiful!!
Lige mine ord! Skandinavien ❤️ Vi sku genetablere Kalmar unionen.
Dont mix Europe with the union, its run by elite polticians and dont reflect the people and nations of Europe. Many countries are starting to agree with us . Especially in east and south
@@HawkNocturnal
Norwegians have a sort of sore spot for unions in general after having been under danish govern for 600 years first and then a forced union with Sweden for 91 years.
So, yeah... we're done.
yeaf.. the eu can go blow a horse
17:34 yeah, that was fast.
it was like 1000 years in a minute
You should check out something really special about Norway:
Bastøy (Bastoy) prison, the worlds most humane prison.
Sweden episode?
The oil thing about Denmark giving away territory that happened to be full of oil is mostly a myth. The real reason is the UN international agreement on where and how maritime boundaries are set that actually gave Norway that territory.
Visit Norway.. You'll never regret it...
The intonation in their language is very funny to listen to. Its similar to Swedish.
Fun fact: linguistically speaking, the distinction between Norwegian and Swedish as different languages are mainly political, as they are close enough to be considered dialects of each other
norway actualy has the second largest coastline not 7th
14:10
Ha - laughing
Ha - I must *have* that
Ha - another word for intercourse
Ha - huh?
Ha - aah (approval/understanding)
Land of fjords and islands ;)
Taco is wrong..
@boring reviews, kindly do a review on geography now Pakistan. May be it will surprise u
Haha. Not sure why we haven’t yet. It makes so much sense.
hah! Joke's on them. Some of the counties doesn't look like that at all. They revised it, and now some regions are about to change back to the original design. Yeah... they really can't make up their mind.
There were 19 counties, not 17
*Please geography now Turkey reaction!!*
Im norveygin i gan prov æåø
Reacting to sinf e ahan ost
You will get 1 millon subscribers from my family and friends for sure
By the way nice reaction