Thread: Any Nordic/Scandinavian brahs ?
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Any Nordic/Scandinavian brahs ?
Swedish brah here.
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took the ferry across to tallinn when i was a kid, pretty cool city minus all the guys trying to sell you coats
Originally Posted By hoib⏩
always been kinda amused by how similar estonian is to finnish but estonia gets left out of the conversation cause the geography/politics i guess*SoClose*
took the ferry across to tallinn when i was a kid, pretty cool city minus all the guys trying to sell you coats
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Originally Posted By amikaelmorris⏩
watfinnbrah checking in
always been kinda amused by how similar estonian is to finnish but estonia gets left out of the conversation cause the geography/politics i guess
took the ferry across to tallinn when i was a kid, pretty cool cityminus all the guys trying to sell you coats
always been kinda amused by how similar estonian is to finnish but estonia gets left out of the conversation cause the geography/politics i guess
took the ferry across to tallinn when i was a kid, pretty cool cityminus all the guys trying to sell you coats
never heard of this, srs
when did this happen and who were these guys? Randoms on the street? Russki bratans?
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Originally Posted By hoib⏩
What do Estonian people think of us Finns? Every time I go to Tallinn, it has a weird vibe..like I don't know if I'm east or west..wat
never heard of this, srs
when did this happen and who were these guys? Randoms on the street? Russki bratans?
never heard of this, srs
when did this happen and who were these guys? Randoms on the street? Russki bratans?
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Originally Posted By hoib⏩
chit uhhhh must have been 20 years ago or so? i think it was just a tourist trap kinda situation, bunch of finns coming down the road from the boat so they start hawking stuffwat
never heard of this, srs
when did this happen and who were these guys? Randoms on the street? Russki bratans?
never heard of this, srs
when did this happen and who were these guys? Randoms on the street? Russki bratans?
dude tried to sell the same coat to my fat dad and my 10 year old little ass, it was funny as fuk
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Originally Posted By Cass40⏩
In everyday life, we feel very similar and share a lot history together. The older generation often speaks (or at least understands) Finnish so they sometimes even watch Finnish news or weather broadcasts.What do Estonian people think of us Finns? Every time I go to Tallinn, it has a weird vibe..like I don't know if I'm east or west..
So I personally don't think there's such a big difference between us.
However, it's a little different regarding the tourism part.
I guess it's mostly that the bad apples tend to stand out the most, but often times the Finns that come here like to get very drunk, act loud and sometimes act as they are superior.
The alcohol tourism is definitely a thing.
Another thing I've heard sometimes, perhaps I am mistaken since I don't have any personal experience, is that Finns don't tend to tip at restaurants and bars. So that kind of adds to the negative vibes for the tourism part.
But other than that, I do feel we are very similar and mostly view us as very much alike.
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Originally Posted By hoib⏩
Oh yeah..I can definitely believe all those things about Finns. They are disgusting pigs, they just go there to buy alcohol and get drunk.In everyday life, we feel very similar and share a lot history together. The older generation often speaks (or at least understands) Finnish so they sometimes even watch Finnish news or weather broadcasts.
So I personally don't think there's such a big difference between us.
However, it's a little different regarding the tourism part.
I guess it's mostly that the bad apples tend to stand out the most, but often times the Finns that come here like to get very drunk, act loud and sometimes act as they are superior.
The alcohol tourism is definitely a thing.
Another thing I've heard sometimes, perhaps I am mistaken since I don't have any personal experience, is that Finns don't tend to tip at restaurants and bars. So that kind of adds to the negative vibes for the tourism part.
But other than that, I do feel we are very similar and mostly view us as very much alike.
So I personally don't think there's such a big difference between us.
However, it's a little different regarding the tourism part.
I guess it's mostly that the bad apples tend to stand out the most, but often times the Finns that come here like to get very drunk, act loud and sometimes act as they are superior.
The alcohol tourism is definitely a thing.
Another thing I've heard sometimes, perhaps I am mistaken since I don't have any personal experience, is that Finns don't tend to tip at restaurants and bars. So that kind of adds to the negative vibes for the tourism part.
But other than that, I do feel we are very similar and mostly view us as very much alike.
So only older generations speak Finnish? How did they learn and younger generation do not? Does everyone speak English? Do you ever go to Finland? Do you take those boats?
My husband was so excited when we took one of those boats cos he's never been on one before lol...but he was tipping at least as he's American. In Finland, there's no tipping culture so they might not know its expected.
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Originally Posted By Suit⏩
US riots, maybe. This week he's larping as a Swede until het gets banned again.Are you anywhere near the riots OP? srs
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Viking brah checking in, but I ain't never even been there. Just had to eat lutefisk every holiday bleh.
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Originally Posted By Cass40⏩
The older generation often speaks Finnish because in the Soviet times, it was a way to see behind the Iron Curtain and what's going on in the world - Finnish TV.Oh yeah..I can definitely believe all those things about Finns. They are disgusting pigs, they just go there to buy alcohol and get drunk.
So only older generations speak Finnish? How did they learn and younger generation do not? Does everyone speak English? Do you ever go to Finland? Do you take those boats?
My husband was so excited when we took one of those boats cos he's never been on one before lol...but he was tipping at least as he's American. In Finland, there's no tipping culture so they might not know its expected.
So only older generations speak Finnish? How did they learn and younger generation do not? Does everyone speak English? Do you ever go to Finland? Do you take those boats?
My husband was so excited when we took one of those boats cos he's never been on one before lol...but he was tipping at least as he's American. In Finland, there's no tipping culture so they might not know its expected.
The younger generation often speaks English, some better than others, but many will be able to converse.
Russians tend to speak less English, often times not at all, but that's also been improving in the last 10 years. Their younger generation is more willing to learn other languages besides Russian.
Sure I've gone to Finland sometimes. Not too often, but I've taken the ferry many times, sure.
Some cheaper labor goes to work in Finland so they take the ferry multiple times a week.
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Originally Posted By Suit⏩
I don't live in the US.Are you anywhere near the riots OP? srs
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Originally Posted By lampelys⏩
Hi5 Nordic brah.Tjena


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Originally Posted By PyramidHeadSH⏩
How much longer before it's renamed Swedistan?I don't live in the US.
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I have tons of family in Norway and Iβm 1/2 Norwegian but I live in the usa
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Originally Posted By snailsrus⏩
Ditto. When we making a pilgrimage? Your relatives can make us some salted fish.I have tons of family in Norway and Iβm 1/2 Norwegian but I live in the usa
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Originally Posted By Cass40⏩
Never tip. When you tip you are reinforcing a broken capitalist system. We in Sweden want everyone to earn a living wage, by tipping you are making the restaurants aware that they can pay their employees less. This is already an epidemic in large American cities where popular restaurants and bars simply do not pay their wait staff at all; the restaurateurs know that their free labor will be compensated in tips. Do not import this exploitative system (exploitative both to the staff and the consumers, who are perpetually guilted into paying %20 premium over advertised prices) to sweden. We worked hard for our labor rights, tipping culture deteriorates the security of labor. Do not tip in Sweden.Oh yeah..I can definitely believe all those things about Finns. They are disgusting pigs, they just go there to buy alcohol and get drunk.
So only older generations speak Finnish? How did they learn and younger generation do not? Does everyone speak English? Do you ever go to Finland? Do you take those boats?
My husband was so excited when we took one of those boats cos he's never been on one before lol...but he was tipping at least as he's American. In Finland, there's no tipping culture so they might not know its expected.
So only older generations speak Finnish? How did they learn and younger generation do not? Does everyone speak English? Do you ever go to Finland? Do you take those boats?
My husband was so excited when we took one of those boats cos he's never been on one before lol...but he was tipping at least as he's American. In Finland, there's no tipping culture so they might not know its expected.
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Originally Posted By PyramidHeadSH⏩
Yeah Finland is the same. Never tipped in my life.Never tip. When you tip you are reinforcing a broken capitalist system. We in Sweden want everyone to earn a living wage, by tipping you are making the restaurants aware that they can pay their employees less. This is already an epidemic in large American cities where popular restaurants and bars simply do not pay their wait staff at all; the restaurateurs know that their free labor will be compensated in tips. Do not import this exploitative system (exploitative both to the staff and the consumers, who are perpetually guilted into paying %20 premium over advertised prices) to sweden. We worked hard for our labor rights, tipping culture deteriorates the security of labor. Do not tip in Sweden.
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken⏩
well they went to Canada first around 1700βs then southern Cali. How about you? They are in alesund/sandnes, Norway mainly todayDitto. When we making a pilgrimage? Your relatives can make us some salted fish.
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