I would love to live in one of the Nordic Countries, they have excellent economies, excellent peace records, you can largely find all five of them in lists like "happiest countries" or "most peaceful countries".

The thing that puts me off, however are the languages. Despite them having (despite Finland) Germanic tongues, I would find learning their languages impossible. They clump a bunch of S Y and J together and call it a word.

Conclusion: Norway is better than Greece confirmed.

Personally, If I ever left the US, it would be for Singapore, Hong Kong, Israel, Japan, South Korea, etc.

Edited 4/30/2015 19:09:31

Singapore - Not bad
Hong Kong - Their future is far too indefinite
Israel - Too many conflicts around the region
Japan - All the crazies live there (and Switzerland)
South Korea - Also too dangerous

Iceland baby

Rich countries also have a the high percentage of suicides,
I would like to visit Singapore, a city technological sounds cool

Conclusion: Norway is better than Greece confirmed.


When the temperatures are -30 celcium or beloy,and you must go out for work come and tell me about ''good'' life!!!!
Δεν κανει κρύο στην Ελλάδα,κρύο δεν έκανε ποτε.....

That is NOT true!

Norway is not that cold.

Now checking at 9:00 at night... Temperature in Oslo is 8 degrees celsius!

Edited 4/30/2015 19:17:22

Norway summer averages 20-15 ° ~ winter average 0 - 5 Minus ~

And exactly WHAT is wrong with that? ^

Normal!

Lol our record average winter is 10-15 ~

There is nothing wrong with the weather in Norway. I will stand by this statement. It is normal weather.

xD

here in NC USA its about 74 degrees Fahrenheit

This is whole months of snow, is it normal?
74 degrees Fahrenheit, how much it in Celsius?

Edited 4/30/2015 19:20:09

Oh please. Scotland is getting snow in April. We see nothing wrong with this. So why should there be something wrong with Norway getting months of snow as well?

You go outside you become a popsicle lol

Hahaha we wear light jackets, or jumpers outside in this month when it's snowing.

And the cold did not affect? our's snowing perhaps a week per year, and that mainly in the mountains

Honestly, no. Scottish people are incredibly resilient to cold weather.

(evolution confirmed)

You mean they accustomed to snow? Well it every year a whole month

... Yes, you can put it that way as well.

What I'm trying to say, is that the transition for me to Norway would be nothing. They have relatively the same climate and weather, and a stronger economy, it seems natural for Scottish people to move to Norway, but their language is very difficult to understand.

I heard that the Scottish accent is strange, what is considered a hot day in Scotland?