So, what do YOU think about MY country?
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Love you guys, and your country. Seriously. I am considering spending some time (maybe a year or so) over there in the near-ish future so I can get my Swedish on. Sadly right now the only words I can say are "Hej" (which I believe I'm spelling the Danish way... I'm sorry 
) and "Skal" (with two dots on the 'a')
) and "Skal" (with two dots on the 'a')
Funny that, the cheese that people commonly call "Swiss Cheese" isn't actually from Switzerland.CM156 said:
I know almost nothing about Sweden. You're near Finland and Norway yeah? You've got hot blonde chicks I'm lead to believe.
Yeah, I'm pretty ignorant about European stereotypes to be honest.
EDIT: I was going to guess that Denmark was near by but then I was like "But wait, Denmark is near Germany!" and I was like, "I'm sure Denmark and Sweden use to be really good mates. But then the Danes were given to someone in a war but they came back or some shit."
Then I google maps'd it and I didn't realise how far south the Scandinavian Peninsula went.
Also, Your country looks like a flaccid cock.
When I think of Sweden, I am reminded of the great TV and literature that has come from your country. Most notably Wallander and the Millenium Trilogy. I can only apologise for all the other countries that insist on remaking your already fantastic works. The UK tried making Wallander but it just wasn't the same.
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Well, I'm from Finland, and you probably know the stereotype we have here about the Swedish. That every Swedish man is gay. Not true obviously, but there you go.
Personally, I think it's like Finland, except that your language has no proper swearwords, and that you're more open and talkative than the average Finn.
Also, I could be wrong, but I have the impression that graduating from your upper secondary school (or highschool, whatever it's called) isn't considered that big of an achievement.
Personally, I think it's like Finland, except that your language has no proper swearwords, and that you're more open and talkative than the average Finn.
Also, I could be wrong, but I have the impression that graduating from your upper secondary school (or highschool, whatever it's called) isn't considered that big of an achievement.
What's wrong with Abba?sshakespeare said:
For starters, I like sweden because it is one of the smartest countrys on earth. I like how a vast majority is agnostic/athiest, so the jehova's witnesses and mormons wont show up at my door. Most of all I love how culturaly accepting you guys are, you dont care about race, ethnicity, or sexuality. If Americal fails, that is one of the first places I am moving.
I'll openly admit I'm pretty ignorant of Sweden. I don't harbor any bad feelings towards them nor do I have any praise, there are some good scientists from Sweden, but you could say that about any country, so really I have no idea.
