11 interesting things that distinguish Swedes from all other people

Sweden is a beautiful, interesting and unusual country, life in which is sometimes radically different from ours. Today we will talk about those minor and significant nuances that make this state so attractive to foreigners and cause a desire to immediately move there to live.

After the end of the working day (seven o’clock in the evening), everything around us calms down, the streets become empty, absolute peace and quiet sets in until the morning.

The Swedes are actively using social networks, where they let the world know about almost all the events and plans in their lives. It does not look intrusive, rather even charming.

It is not customary for the Swedes to cook at home often. Most Swedes will have much more pleasure in having breakfast, lunch and dinner in restaurants and cafes.

The Swedes are very, very athletic, and at any age. Physical activity is an integral part of the life of almost every Swede.

Swedes take environmental protection very seriously. Any average Swede cares about the ecology of his homeland as much as he can.

After school, the Swedes first get a job and only by the age of 25 they mature for higher education, having experience and understanding of what exactly they would like to do in life. Studying here is considered normal at any age.

Dental treatment and other dental services are absolutely free for any citizen of Sweden under the age of 20 years.

The Swedes do not drink alcohol on weekdays, but on weekends they are delayed in full.

Instead of washing machines in apartments, in every apartment building there are laundries where you can make all the necessary manipulations with dirty linen and clothes.

There are no homeless dogs and cats, and each pet has a special chip that will always help the owner find his lost friend.

There are no orphans in Sweden either. All children, even orphans, have families.

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