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Loved this so much, would love to support each other Xx

The State of Minnesota is Sweden in the US, almost the whole state is Swedish people

You lived in Moab? That is a beautiful area, with Arches, Canyonlands, and so many other places that seem almost otherworldly because of the oddly shaped red rocks that you honestly can't find anywhere else on the planet.

1) not every American school has a dress code 2) The U.S. is huge 3) in some Western countries (as well as Japan and Korea) school uniforms are the norm. In the U.S, it depends on the school

Emelie, congratulations for taking on such a tough challenge by leaving your home country to live in the USA. Being away from loved ones isn't easy at all. Demand your friends take you to Crater Lake, Red Woods, Yosemite, Kings Canyon/Sequoia NPs, and of course the Grand Canyon!!!!

You actually met people here who don't realize Sweden is a country?? How ignorant!! I live in a city in Illinois which historically had a huge Swedish population. We even have a very popular Swedish restaurant. Nowadays not many Swedes come over in recent decades, if any. But, it has diversified to where there are 115 of so countries in our immigrant community.

You actually met people here who don't realize Sweden is a country?? How ignorant!! I live in a city in Illinois which historically had a huge Swedish population. We even have a very popular Swedish restaurant. Nowadays not many Swedes come over in recent decades, if any. But, it has diversified to where there are 115 of so countries in our immigrant community.

Your pictures are beautiful and so is the state of Utah! I admire you coming out of your comfort zone to come to such a big country as the United States without your family or people that you know.

They probably shit talked Colorado too, it's ok, we hate them too!

Utah is perfect the only type of terrain it is missing is tropical beaches

They miss you in Malmö.

Your English is so good! You sound like a native American. You seem a little bit nervous, but also brave to overcome that. In America we like that. Welcome!

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American’s fika also

The only thing I can agree with you is on that you guys are pretty anti social and too yourselves and the fact that you guys start dating pretty young and are allow to have your bfs over and etc

I went to public school in the US, and only had to pay for a book if I lost it. I did graduate in 1994 (I don't know if that had anything to do with it).

I don't listen to what you say, I just look at you, very Beautiful.

It's important to note that not every high school in America is the same. You are always welcome in America by the way.

How is it that Swedish people don't ever have strong accents. Your English is great.

Ow my glob your videos so aesthetic!!😄

Sweden exist...kinda. No you don’t have to pay for school books. Sleeping over with a boyfriend at 13!?! Are you nuts? This is followed by a bizarre social phobia of not getting too close to someone at a bus stop ?

I gotta move to Sweden

What part of Utah did you live in?

"feeka" also known as........... "hanging out"

it would nice to hear about all the states you visited and the people there

Gorgeous views!! The food looks amazing! So lucky! Subbed :)

at night very beautiful

I lived in Prague for 5 months and it was the best time of my life!!

well now my heart hurts

My first coment ! cause even i feel this video was made for me..?? Hahaha😁😁😁 so funny! Such beautifull cities! 😍😍 those castles tho! Still inlove with europe!

______________Wow! Judging from that coffee cup you must be very, very tiny.

Boyfriends sleeping over at the age of 13? What could possibly go wrong.

Great video. Your English is capital E excellent! I'm glad you had a great time and I'm sure the experience will help you your whole life. Beautiful country where you were. Lots of the greatest westerns (cowboy movies) were filmed out in those areas!

most schools in the u.s. dont charge for books or lunches. thats strange...

Explore the American south and Midwest

Sweden exist? ??

They stuck you in Mormon country huh?

The guy pays if the guy asks you out. If you asked him out, then you would pay. Girls asking guys out is significantly less common, admittedly. Perhaps because girls can get dates without needing to work up the nerve to ask somebody out. If they just wait, guys will inevitably ask them out.

So if dating isn't a thing in Sweden then how do people get into relationships? A lot of Europe sounds like what happens in the northern US states as the north also has a reputation of being more cold, not really speaking to strangers.

Almost 2.5 years later, do you still feel the same about America? Have you gone on to university and if so where?

Fika is awesome! I am an American of Swedish heritage with quite a few Swedish friends. I'm glad you had the opportunity to live here in the USA and enjoy it. Thanks for sharing your experience!

I find it shocking how much we take living in the US for granted, when I hear foreigners (particularly European) speak about their experience in the US, it makes me re-appreciate how much we have, but also it makes me feel like we always will see the greener grass on the other side of the fence. To me Europe is beautiful, there are many things that we don't have here in the US, but yet the people living there take for granted. I guess Appreciate everything you can as a good experience and focus on how to be happy vs dwelling on negative things like a lot of people do, don't let one bad experience ruin an otherwise perfect adventure.

I love the Pixies.

Emilie, I come from a city in Illinois which was historically settled by Swedes and Italians. (There are now over 100 nationalities here.) I think your English is great, but I've grown up around people with accents, and yours is very minimal. You lived in Moab? What a beautiful little city, and the gateway to Arches (1st. picture) and Canyonlands National Parks, with Bryce Canyon and Zion not all that far away. Wow! I've vacationed in that area many times.

Moan ut is simply beautiful

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Utah- what - come to Chicago Illinois.

Where r you from? Do you live in America USA??