🇸🇪 American Couple Reacts "Geography Now! SWEDEN" | The Demouchets REACT
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- 🇸🇪 American Couple Reacts "Geography Now! SWEDEN" | The Demouchets REACT SWEDEN
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Allemansrätten: both public and private land. You stay out of peoples gardens but other than that, you can camp, hike, bike, ride anywhere, following the rules of common sense and leave the place as you found it (don’t do any damage and pick up litter).
Techniqually you can camp in someones garden but noone would out of respect
@@linnear9872 no, you cannot. Unless you know the person owning the garden, that is. Have you even read allemansrätten or just made alot of assumptions?
@@JohanHultin what’s with the attitude? I have read allemansrätten yes when I was in school and from my memory you can. No need to come in with a rude attitude for no reason. Show some manners.
@@linnear9872 läs lagen om husfridsbrott. Sprid inte falsk information
@@linnear9872 så här står det om allemansrätten på Svenska Turistföreningens hemsida: Vad är allemansrätten?
Vår svenska allemansrätt är fantastisk. Den gör det fritt fram att vandra, cykla, paddla kanot, plocka bär och tälta nästan var du vill. Naturligtvis är det viktigt att visa hänsyn mot markägare, djur, natur och andra människor. Det finns vissa begränsningar i allemansrätten, exempelvis när du befinner dig i känsliga miljöer och nära privata bostäder. Men på de allra flesta platser får du vistas helt obehindrat i naturen. Det är unikt för Sverige och ett fåtal andra länder. Allemansrätten är alltså mycket viktig för allas möjlighet att uppleva naturen.
Så nej du får inte love att campa i någons trädgård utan deras samtycke. 🙂
Another reason Kiruna is being moved is beacuse about 1000 meters under the town they have been mining which have made the ground the town stands on potentially hazardous and unstable. Parts of the town was demolished already as early as the 1970s for safety reasons. I think there have even been small earthquakes in that part of the country beacuse of the mining operations.
a Swedish king wanted to tame a lot of moose so that they could have an army of moose for there soldiers to ride instead of horses but that didn't go to well since moose don't like to be tamed. also Sweden is very sexually liberated and has been for a very long time
I live 15 min by train from Stockholm city, i have moose,foxes and deers in my garden and i love it.
Interresting fact is that if you had your baby in Sweden you would have recieved 480 payed days off in maternity and paternity leave. If you slit then equaly you even get a financual equality bonus.
And yes, your employer have to give you your job back when you teturn.
It says that the land needs to be public to be used, but actually the point of allemansrätten is that you're allowed to use even private land. But not so close to so hot can be seen from the house. But like you are allowed to go in forests that are private, as long as you keep away from any house. You're allowed to put up a tent and go berry picking etc.
About the bragging; we usually simply don’t talk about the stuff were we’ve done really well. If it’s exceptional, others will know anyway and can bring it up if they want to. The question you ask yourself is “why am I doing this? (helping others, getting really good at playing guitar or whatever), is it to simply become better at it, to help others or something like that, or is it so that others will praise me?”. Most swedes would not answer the latter.
Birka Viking Village is located on Björkö Island so you need to take a boat ride there but it is open for anyone to visit.
Also, you really don't have to worry about the vild life! There are no reason to fear coming to Sweden for that 😊 And of course you have eye contact when you talk to people but they meant more like eye contact on public transportation and in public places 😊
Birka is located at Björkö.
@@chrisd3712 Oh yeah, that's the name! Slipped my mind 😁
I once had a moose stare me down in the middle of the night while walking home from work, it stood staring at me for about 4 minutes before a big truck came and scared it off. It was crazy big. And the 3,5% means that any drink with above 3,5% alcohol has to be sold in systembolaget, not that it's the average
When they dramatically say that during april weather "anything can happen", take it with a grain of salt, it means that the spring doesn't come smoothly, can get snow or heavy rain after it feels like the summer should be here, the weather is pretty good here so we whine about clouds when we wanted it to be a sunny day 😂
In Sweden it is kind of customary for kids to only get candy on saturdays, most parents do this so that their kids don't get overweight, doesn't ruin their teeth and learn to look forward to good things, many also give them a set amount of money per week or month so that they learn to handle money early and to save up for the things they want to buy, so they can choose how much money to spend on candy and how much to save
Jantelagen(the no bragging thing) applies to acquaintaces and the public.. it doesn't really apply to good friends, with them it is much more okay to brag and share ur happiness 😂
Our language is a mix between old Norse, German, French, latin, Greek, and some Finnish. Super easy to learn,
I've never heard of English having Finnish, where the hell does English get its Finnish roots from?
As for the cost och healthcare, I was diagnosed with MS in ’09. Since then my annual cost on my early treatment both accounting doctors appointments and medicinal care was roughly $250. Since the research in medicin has advanced since then and I have recieved new treatment I’m down at approximatily $60 a year. I’ve only been on sick leave for a total of maybe four months during this last 14 years and still work full time and have even advanced in my duties as far as responsibility and pay check. Three of those four months was also during my initial diagnosis and finding of right treatment, so for me the healthcare is awesome.
A fun fact is that , not far away from that sand volcano. There are some remains from real volcanoes that were last active around 150 million years ago.
35:16 Oh Nils Holgersson. We had the animated series on Sourth African TV around the 1990's and it was dubbed into the Afrikaans language. When earlier in the video the Kebnekaise Mountain was mentioned, I immediately thought of the leader of the flock of migrating geese, Akka von Kebnekaise who reluctantly allowed the miniaturised Nils Holgersson and the domestic goose he was flying on to join their flock,
Anyways... met some Swedes many years ago on a train trip from Johannesburg to Cape Town and they didn't seem as 'stoic' as what they are made out to be, but maybe they were over-compensating with te super friendliness and familiarity because they were tourists and a train's lounge & diner carriages are small space and fellow passengers on a long trip tend to interact more easily..
30:45 There's actually always emergency dentists available, so you would probably get an appointment the same or next day here in Sweden. Same with health care, even though if you've got a broken arm the emergency room will prioritise (this spelling seems wrong lol) others in more need so you might have to wait a few hours to get treatment depending on what day/time it is.
37:35 Can recommend reading Astrid Lindgren's book "The Brothers Lionheart" (Bröderna Lejonhjärta). In my opinion her best book. It's about death in a way, but also about adventures.
Fun fact: In kiruna yes they have to move but they still keep the same houses, yeah we just pick the house up and move it
Congrats too 100K from Sweden!
You had to wait a WEEK? I've had severe toothache, longest I ever waited here in Sweden was sub-24hours.
No, it could be done the same day. I had to wait due to other reasons.
@@TheDemouchetsREACT that makes sense, hope your tooth has been well since (or extracted if needed). Tooth ache sucks, can’t for obvious reason make your comparison but its the worst I ever felt.
It was right after a pregnancy and the pain was in comparison to my natural childbirth experience. I don’t ever want to experience that again😬. Hope you are well!
Yea I hade a broken toth, did get an "emergency apointment" the next day!
And then they set me up for a dentist nurse next month, to remove plack!
Fine reaction, guys!! Welcome!🤩
When thinking about sexually liberated european countries Sweden is pretty high up but germany has us beat😂, wouldnt say greece is one of these countries though, waaaaay back in the day but not anymore. Greece is orthodox which plays into it. Sweden is christian protestant country but most of us are atheists and we are one of the most secular countries in the world meaning out sexual lives are not hindered by religious beliefs.
toothpain.. no problem.. In sweden.. teeth aren't really a part of the body for some strange reason :) so that's not free and you could probably get a dentist appoint if you couch up some cash.. (there's still a very cheap teeth insures you can pay (about $100 a year if you take care of your teeth))
36:50 Amish are actually from Switzerland , mostly to the Alsacia region where people speak Swizz German, and that is why the language the American Amish speak very much a version of Swiss German.. They actually migrated to America after major split in the Swiss Menonite Anabaptist church in the late 1600's and have along with Menonites who they share many similarities and relations with been preserving their religious culture ever since. There are also a few isolated small Amish communities in Canada, Bolivia, and Argentina
The religious Amish people of North America originally originate from Switzerland, Germany, the Netherlands and France. The members are descendants of the Anabaptists - a radical Christian movement that emerged after the 16th century Reformation.
The group wanted to return to early Christianity and advocated adult baptism and pacifism - which made it vulnerable to persecution from both Catholic and Protestant sides.
At the end of the 17th century, the Amish arose after a religious split within the Anabaptists. In search of religious freedom, the Amish migrated to America and settled in Pennsylvania and neighboring states.
Today, from the beginning only a few hundred Amish have grown to over 300,000 and they are spread over large parts of North America. The group interprets the Bible literally and harbors a strong aversion to most forms of modern technology.
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Flee from Europe to the USA
The Amish lived in scattered, isolated communities in Central Europe.
Religious persecution drove them in the 18th and 19th centuries across the Atlantic, where they settled in the northeastern United States. Today there are no longer any Amish communities in Europe.
Immigration in two waves:
1525: The Anabaptists - the “rebaptists” - emerge as a radical reform movement in Switzerland.
1693: The Amish break with the Anabaptists after a religious dispute over, among other things, excommunication.
1730: First wave of Amish arrive in the United States.
1810-60: The second large wave of Amish arrive and settle in the northeastern United States.
Well ones I almost walked into a moose when I was berry picking but we both decided to walk or run in the opposite direction, they are big but I don't find them scary.
The site you are asking about is a visiting, walk thru, but there isn't a place to stay. (I live in Orebro, the 6th largest city and we have one of those castles mentioned).
Sigtuna is a small city to the NW of Stockholm, a short bus ride) that is a a very old viking port, it is a bit tourist but not packed.
The first thing he says is what I think a little wrong. I mean Sweden was the only country in the world that didnt close anything almost in the pandemic. We pretty much was buissness as usuall. But it was actually the EU that wouldent let Americans come in to the EU.
Really irritated that they fucked up their explanation of Allemansrätten. Yes it also applies to private land, most land in Sweden is privately owned but you can still be on it, camp on it, pick berries/mushrooms etc.
You had 100% right about Birka viking village.
A lot of swedish people ”disagree” with jante lagen, not all people follow that.
They move the houses too! 😊
25:09 - It shows.
Or if people shows an intrest, they'll find out. :)
Another Sweds is on here so hello
Rules for bosting:
Never talk about your or other persons salary
If you achive something dont talk about it most of the time people knows it
And i feel like in general if you are sucessful people can see it you dont have to mention it
Sweden is kinda like the opposite of Australia when it comes to animals. Everything here with a backbone is way more scared of you and knows not to F with humans. You'd have to put serious effort into it to pick a fight with any major animal. Except the lemmings I guess, they're not very sensible. Still, they're basically hamsters with an anger-management problem. Not exactly very intimidating...
My grandmother on my mother's side was from Kiruna, but she didn't have the accent of the Northern parts of Sweden, so asked my mother why.
She replied that no one in Kiruna is from there!
The town was built because of the mines and people moved there from allover for work.
Oh...
And I'm not necessarily into blonds but isn't Jonas really cute?
They mention Spotify but not Skype which is also Swedish.
If you migrate to Sweden you must learn Swedish. If visiting - f it, not worth it. U can never pass as swedish learning it as a second language.
no dont talk about salary, we dont do that, if we know echother and talk we have eye contact, but mostly not with people we dont know
How about Malta next? It a good episode
They move the city because
The ground got unstable because the minns is under the city
Don't brag. You may be happy about a new job. You may talk about the nice people and the good boss. Don't talk about how much money you make - we are not interested and it's bragging. You may have graduated with very good grades. Tell us you've graduated and we're happy for you. Don't tell us your grades - that's bragging. You can of course brag a bit, in private, to your closest friends,only a bit.
Nobody mentioned Joakim Thåström in the music part...?
Imagine if Hollywood made a horror movie about a haunting Pippi Longstucking doll.
Huge request for Geography Nepal
My aunt started schools in Nepal for deaf people so they could learn to communicate with each other in sign language.
She did the same in Kenya earlier.
Basically, my aunt is a deaf superhero.
@@seriouspleasures Good to hear that!!
Allemansrätten = Fredome to roam, is an ancient rule, thats now altso is codifyed in to our legislation, it includes both public and private land! One can camp for a night without landowners permisson! (You dont gonna find the owner anyhow)!
There is no "Trespassing law", its obvius other laws that comes in, one is responsible for every damage one does, and/or any disturbance of owner/wildlife/fauna and environmet. One is free to pick berrys and mushroms, but not hunting and fishing! But one can buy a hunting or fishing licens!
Mentioning Opeth, without mentioning Katatonia - utter fail.
React to what balkans really thinks of each other
25:00 - 25:30. You don’t and you absolutely do not tell what you are payed.
@Knut Henrik Sommer It is a truth with modification I would say. Firstly, younger people ask each other quite openly. And even then, you can sometimes check how you are in terms of salary compared to others in comparable positions/have worked for the same amount of time/experience.
Hallo how are you,In Swedish is Hallå hur mår du. And Whats your name is Vad heter du,,
Kiruna:Actually you can not say no to the government that is why you get crap price for your land/house, you might think you own your land but in reality you don´t it is very unique and undemocratic, you do not have much to day when the government decide what to do with your property it is because Sweden is a left leaning social democrat/half communist country where the people seldom protests or revolt they usually just obey otherwise it comes with some kind of economical punishment, Swen might to outsiders seem like all roses but it is far from it in reality.
You can't compare your mooses to our elk. The one in sweden is much smaller. a moose weigh around 850 kg and a elk is around 550 kg . We hunt them so we keep the hole elk population more healthy. If there is to many there will be greater chances of sickness. Also elkes have big territories and if to many they could getting lost and start walking in to the cities that would be stressful for the animals. Unfortunately that happens anyway from time to time. Dears and elkes mostly move more at dawn and sunset. Daytime they is deeper into the forest. Why we have the "Systembolag" is because of our history. when people drank so much that the government had to regulate the drinking
Rickard destroyed The whole video with The food part. I know its not your video to start with but thats wrong and not serious. And IF you just wanna go one place in sweden Come to Gotland in June over midsommer. We have Unescos "Visby Ringmur" but also over 100 medeavel churches here
Volvo and IKEA haven’t been Swedish for a loooong time.
I knew avout Volvo but is IKEA
Pretty sure you can not name your kid Hitler. Good thing
haha language getting butchered by the presenter in the video you are watching :)