I can´t believe this is Europe in 2019! Village life Norway. 

Hey, cool! Yeah you should visit!

There is the Amish community very similar in Pennsylvania and Connecticut in the US who actually live like this I am told

@@popspattu6522 they are German anabaptist cult

It's an outdoor museum actually. Just outside Oslo.

Let's go together 👍

Thank you for commenting that, because I think it's important to not spread misinformation and I can see Americans buying into the idea this is real.

Thank you. We have one in Wisconsin called “Old World Wisconsin” but it is many different nationalities. Why would this gentleman want to be so deceiving?

And like Plymouth Plantation in Massachusetts

This is a cultural village for tourist i think

exactly

Just like Williamsburgs, va.

Good morning

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Yes, it was obvious when he just walked into someone’s home without knocking. He’s a bit rude, in a way, like he’s making fun of people. A bit off-putting.

@@dcfreak23 It's embarrassing to watch. Surely he can't be that naive? I agree with you he's just another American trying to make a drama out of everything.

Ian Dickenson his accent doesn’t sound ‘Murican?

@@tedcarl5382 But his dumb comments do.

And how about the people who are in the video

I hope so.. 😁😇😩

i think he is really do. 07:28 class is empty because of weekend :D

Massinissa you used the mule or the horse .you are the prince of the Amazigh people!!! Just jocking brother

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Hey, that is cool!

Philip Cooper Exactly!

The point is, this is MUSEUM... AND YES, surprise... Norwegian are very, very fluent in English.

true

Although I would love to try it on... I like it very much...

Why wouldn’t people speak fluent English in a real Norwegian town??? We start to learn English in school at six years old at the same time we start to learn how to read and write. It’s very rare that Norwegians don’t speak English . Some might be to shy to speak , but even my grand mother born in 1922 was taught English in school , so even in the oldest generation most people understand English and are able to communicate in some way.

I think people are disliking since the video is pretending this is actually how life in Norwegian villages are in 2019, when he's actually showing an open air museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en. The villagers are actors. It's a museum of cultural history showing life, daily tools, buildings, clothes etc from 1500-present day.

Hey, cool, thanks for watching shibin!

It's clean because it's a museum: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/.

Not sure if you're sarcastic or not 😅, but it's actually a museum: norskfolkemuseum.no/en

Same here

They don’t live like that today! Really how brilliant of you to observe this, I’d never have guessed that.

Very unfortunate... but I would take up living like this in a heartbeat.... beautiful

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It's a museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/. Villagers are actors. Buildings are dismantled, moved and rebuilt here from all across the country, making it an agglomerate of different places. You can find open air cultural history museums like this in most European countries.

It's a museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/.

Is it a real village or not

@@dhritu It's not a real village. It's a museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/. Villagers are actors. Buildings are dismantled, moved and rebuilt here from all across the country, making it an agglomerate of different places. You can find open air cultural history museums like this in most European countries.

Thank you for the answer, for the correction. :) I live in the Russian village right now and I really enjoyed the video too!!! It was very interesting to see how people lived in the European countryside in the past. :)

Thanks for updating us

It's clean and quiet because it's a museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/. Villagers are actors. Buildings are dismantled, moved and rebuilt here from all across the country, making it an agglomerate of different places. You can find open air cultural history museums like this in most European countries. Video is being purposefully misleading..

Cool, thanks, I intend to make more videos about Norway on my channel, check it out!

Hi

Look through the comment section. Obviously they don't live like this anymore. It's an open air museum and you'll find them in almost all european countries for instance Denmark has 'Den Gamle By i Aarhus' (The Old Town of Aarhus). Norway is one of the most advanced and richest societies in the world so even in the small villages (which people actually live in) they wear The North Face, Canada Goose and so forth, live in top-of-the-line-houses, drive expensive cars and snow scooters. Don't believe the hype but go there non the less you'll find that contemporary village life is as exciting as museum exhibitions.

Ohhhh okay,,,thanks for the info...

Hey, agree, thanks for watching Arun!

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It's because it's an open air museum in Oslo showing life 1500-present day. The villagers are actors. And the buildings are dismantled from their original locations around the country, and rebuilt in the museum park. The official museum website: norskfolkemuseum.no/en. I don't like how purposefully misleading this video is being..

Thanks, I have other videos from Norway too on my channel, other villages...check them out!

It's a museum in Oslo: norskfolkemuseum.no/en/. Villagers are actors. Buildings are dismantled, moved and rebuilt here from all across the country, making it an agglomerate of different places. You can find open air cultural history museums like this in most European countries.