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[Sezzas]

That's awesome :3 Sweden, Finland, Norway and Denmark are all pretty similar I think? I've only been to Denmark though. But I personally love my own country. Scandinavia 5eva 8D <3
It would be really cool if you moved there x3 Finland is like.. Sweden's child xD

[dreamwalker]

xD I really can't wait to move. Im so excited to be out of america that its not even funny. Heck, if it would be better and cheaper I may even wait to go to college until I get to finland. Is english used a lot in the nordic countries? If not I may need to start learning some finnish x3

and Freedom! I think it would be really fun to visit Northern Ireland. I hear there's some really gorgeous landscapes there, and as a photographer I would have a hayday

[Saturn V]

So, apparently aren't only ONE other person in the Brabant community swedish, but TWO! xD

*gathers all the swedes*
WE DA POWERFUL CLAN OF SWEDIOUSITY.

... So yeah, if you guys didn't know yet, I'm from Sweden too. Surprise, surprise x)

Totally not even Brabant-related but I dunno, always fun when bumping into people from my own country on here~

Yay swediousity is the almighty

[Sezzas]

People up here are honestly really good at english, and they're only getting better. Like, my freakin' sister soon turning 13 can speak the basics (not very advanced, but still, I'm not sure even I did that well in that age ._.) Since we have english all through school most young people at least should be good at english, especially since they use the computer and social media a lot. The only ones that may be a problem are the older people, like maybe 60+ or so xD I'm not 100% sure how it is in Finland, but I think it's about the same knowledge as here, so I don't think communication will be much of a problem~

[Azteca.]

People up here are honestly really good at english, and they're only getting better. Like, my freakin' sister soon turning 13 can speak the basics (not very advanced, but still, I'm not sure even I did that well in that age ._.) Since we have english all through school most young people at least should be good at english, especially since they use the computer and social media a lot. The only ones that may be a problem are the older people, like maybe 60+ or so xD I'm not 100% sure how it is in Finland, but I think it's about the same knowledge as here, so I don't think communication will be much of a problem~

That moment when you realise your the same age as someone else's younger sister..*-*

[Saturn V]

Yes i learned english just to play online but other people learn to speak through school. However the older people speak the wonderful language swedish. In finland it is very much the same there are a lot of people who mostly speak english.

[Sezzas]

Hahaha, Azteca xD I feel old now.

Th funny thing is though.. norwegian, swedish and dannish are all pretty similar. Like, a swede can easily talk to a norwegian without any knowlegde of their language because it's almost the same language, and dannish is a little rougher but the words are still close to swedish/norwegian (which is helpful when you're visiting those countries, cause you don't have to speak english).
... And then we have finnish. It's like an alien language xD It's just so different from the rest, you're sittin' there like whuuuuut. Luckily swedish is used almost just as much as finnish in Finland tho.

[dreamwalker]

that's great! I really want to learn Finnish or Swedish, but I've heard that they can be difficult to catch onto. Worth learning some any how though, I suppose. Maybe our house will end up being bilingual c: I speak enough spanish to string together simple sentences and stuff because my mom's side of the family is Mexican, but she was raised by her aunt and never learned the language. I wanted to be able to communicate with my grandfather and he doesn't speak english very well, so I started learning spanish.

[Saturn V]

I think swedish is more common in finland near the border
Where they get i mixture of both swedish and finnish or in common tourist destinations like helsinki the capital or places near lapland. I know a few finnish people who tried to teach me finnish and lets just say i never fully completed it. It is sooo different. Oh also if you plan to learn swedish it is very sinilar to german so if you know german you may find it easier

[violentPrince]

;n; And now I feel left out, stupid England and your safe and boringness