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Foreigners in Norway sometimes feel like they are talking to a stone when they meet Norwegians. So, how to impress an introverted statue without any body language? In this funny video tutorial you get both the wrong approach – the one that will get you disliked forever – and the right Norwegian way.
If you follow this advice, we promise you that stones will become great, passionate and kind people who will embrace and include you. You will gain respect, loyalty and lasting friends.
In this short video you will learn some important Norwegian virtues and ideals - rules that are unique to Norway, the Nordic countries and Scandinavia. In many areas, we are also influenced by American culture - but not when it comes to making a good first impression.

This is Advice number 7 in our sequel “How to Get in Touch With Introverted Norwegians” were Ronald, the cheeky Sami Latino Norwegian gives advices on how to cope with this slightly xenophobic and shy people in Norway.
Follow this exaggerated crash course, and you will be more Norwegian than the Norwegians themselves.
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Thanks to our very cool and nice friends; Rakel, Markus and Janus for really giving it, illustrating what the Norwegian NO NO-s and the Norwegian YES YES-s are.
Thanks to our home turf, Cafe Løkka, always opening their bar for shoots. Thanks to Bent Pixels and their score "Minimusicman Fashion Catwalk"
This video is made by Mads Nilsson and Ronald Sagatun

This Channel gives you Facts and New Perspectives on one of The Richest Country in the World, Norway. According to the UN it’s also the best Nation to live and grow old in. Is it really?

Ronald, the Guide, will take you behind the Picturesque Norway, showing you a Different and more Fun Side of this Scandinavian Country. Because he is half Sami, partly Chilean and Italian with a Norwegian Passport. Best from yourway2norway (your travel guide to Norway and to understand the Norwegian culture), Ronald and Mads :)

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This video is a taste of the real everyday life in Norway made by Norwegians. The true story. Exaggerated and fun :)
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