The Bright Side of Living in Sweden | Part 1 - The Pros 

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I really dont inow what you talk about. In my school they did say we can not have that bc a racist parti SD think that

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Thank you very much! :) It's coming tomorrow!

Thank you for watching! 😊🙏🏻

How exciting! 👏🏻👏🏻 Good luck! 🍀

I think they can get it from the first school year. Also, their kids might be eligible for home language (hemspråksundervisning) education in both English and German!

Fantastic!!

There is not mother toungue educ anymore. They dont like when people talk other language. Racist stuff

Thanks for sharing! This part can be easily overlooked.

Thanks for your kind feedback! I really appreciate it :) Have a lovely day!

Thanks for the idea! :)

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@@LivingSwedish Thanks for replays Kindly please also making a very much informative videos for new comers in Sweden for all types of expense.. Please Thank you so much

Yes, and I think that's brilliant! In Germany, everything is dubbed.

No. Bc american infiltrated swedens media. They did it to all other country's. They like to programing people, thats why they call it "program".

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Was für ein perfektes deutsch 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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Hahaha crazy!

That's super interesting! I wonder why? 😅

You mean it's the biggest PRO?! :) And I agree, it's an amazing thing to have in Sweden 👏🏻👏🏻

@@LivingSwedish oh i tuped it wrong! 😅 haha i meant PRO

Thanks so much for sharing! Sweden is a wonderful country indeed! 😊

I have no idea but I think if you want to study in Sweden and you get a spot at a university the rules are pretty straight forward. I assume you can move to Sweden on a study visa.

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This might be quite general but here's what I found: In Sweden, children with academic difficulties or learning disabilities are accommodated through a variety of support services provided by the school system. These services may include special education teachers, individualized learning plans, and adapted teaching materials. Schools may also offer specialized support classes or programs to help students with learning difficulties improve their skills and catch up with their peers. Additionally, students with more significant learning disabilities may receive support from specialist health care providers such as psychologists or speech therapists. The goal is to ensure that all students have access to an education that is tailored to their needs and abilities.

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Fair enough!

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Jag tror de går bra med deras barn ... med vuxna blir det svårt 🤔med svenska jätte svårt språk ..vi få hjälpa så gott det vi kan 👍

@@martennyman6624 Det är inte ett svårt språk. Folk säger alltid att just deras eget språk är enormt svårt.

My intensive course starts in October. But I promise I will at least make one video this year where I speak some Swedish 😉

@@dundergud9341 många säger att svenska är ett svårt språk och det är det.

@@Zejbt Nej, det är ett av de lättare språken att lära sig om man tex kommer från engelskan eller tyskan. Grammatiken är väldigt enkel, många av orden är desamma. Det enda svåra med svenskan är uttalet, och att låta som en infödd. Man behöver dock inte behärska språket på den nivån för att klara av tillvaron.

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Uli, Jag förstår att det för dig är ett mycket privat ämne att prata om dina föräldrar, och andra familjemedlemmar i forna DDR, och att det för dig kanske ligger utanför din avsikt med denna kanal. Fast du förstår nog att jag frågar. Jag hoppas att tipset om boken och Anders J:s hemsida var dig till nytta.

Unfortunately, there is not much history. Some secrecy maybe... I'm not close to my parents and nor am I, I'm afraid 😔

Thanks for the tip! I can totally understand that this is something interesting and I wish I knew more. I only know how it was for my parents to live in a communist country at that time and it wasn't great. Although they lived their lives as much as they could.

I'm sorry to hear that you aren't close to your parents. A phenomenon that is all too common, I think. ~ In seventh grade we had to choose between German 🇩🇪 and French🇨🇵, and I chose the latter... :-( The generation before me read German as well as French. (In addition to Swedish🇸🇪 and English🇬🇧, of course.) Så där har du skälet till att jag i princip inte skriver någonting på tyska🇩🇪 här. Du och din kille skulle ha mött min farfar, han behärskade tyska, franska och engelska (och givetvis svenska perfekt) mycket väl (flytande?). På hans tid (skoltid 1910- & 1920-talet) var givetvis tyska viktigare än engelska. Och ett par år efter studenten for han ner till Frankrike för ett halvår eller så (~100 år sedan), tappade bort sitt svensk-franska 🇸🇪🇨🇵 (o vv) lexikon på vägen ner. Han lyckades inte hitta något motsvarande där nere så då fick det bli tysk-franskt🇩🇪🇨🇵 (o vv) istället. Det gick lika bra det. 😀 ~ Nu är jag innehavare av farfars exemplar av "Riktig svenska", 1948, (skriven/författad) av Erik Wellander (kolla wiki; bla professor i tyska 🇩🇪1931-1951). Wellanders bok ligger på avancerad nivå. När du kan/behärskar Wellanders bok är du professor i svenska. 😉

I'm good, thank you

Yep

Have you heard about geothermal energy projects ?

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Yeh, I can see that was quite a bold statement. It's true, I can't really generalize the US like that. Sorry, I said that without any further thoughts!

Why?

@@LeandroLemos the state can kidnapp your children. Somehow its a lot of foreigners that this happens to

@@LeandroLemos its realy bizarre! U will not belive if i tell you....if someone is conserned about your child it can be a werry simpel thing and make s report to socialtjänsten. Then they will look inte every detail of your life. And if just one thing is not normal according to what they think is normal, they will uce that against you. If i wait in car outside kindergarten while my wife go inside and take doughter...thats weeery strange. They will uce that in court as a reason to take your child

@@cieslaolsztyn8266 Total nonsense! The (small) problem is quite the opposite - the municipal authorities (socialtjänsten) let totaly incompetent parents take care of thier childred until it is to late - ever heard of the case "Lilla Hjärtat"?

@@tompao7832 lilla hjärtat thats what everybody brings up to justify the kidnapping. Same problem in Norway. They boy is crying in school day after grandma died. Barnevernet: Oh! We better take care of this boy. Why is it so that this kind of komunistic government behavior is mostly in western Europe. Why not in Eastern?

So now you're a foreigner somewhere else.

​@@annicaesplund6613 Yep, but I am well behaved, I don't offend people here, like so so many of the these people from Africa and the Arab countries are doing to Swedes

I think generalisation is not that great and diversity is needed. Upbringings can be different everywhere and therefore it's more important to provide support rather than wish the problem away.

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