Loudmouths eating Grandiosa, drinking too much and bragging about oil wealth is as much a part of Norwegian culture as bunads and 17. mai.
Traditional clothes? Very good
Food? A bit lame
Folkmusic? Quite nice
Pretty neat.
It’s nice.
Does that answer your question?
Trash
If you want to see the prettiest bunad, you have to look for the Nordlandsbunad. Both the blue and the green are both very nice 🙂
Edit, I know this has nothing to do with the question…
Norwegian culture is very wide and different depending on where in the country you come from.
Extremely mehh
That fr looks like my mom
Good food as long as you dont look at it
The food is amazing, the music is pretty good and I’d love to see my non existent wife in that dress
Wonder what r/norway might think eh ?
Ask r/sweden
We Norwegians are not social with each other at all, in the streets, supermarket, shopping etc. The “Norwegian hand” where you bend over someone next to you on the table to get something just out of your reach, instead of bothering the one you are distribing greatly by bending so far over them that they have to wait for you to be done. And ask them to get it for you.
But if you are up in the mountains for a walk, everyone says “hello/hei” to each other. Like you are aquainted 😆
Nothing is cooler then kicking hats off sticks high in the air.
Koselig & pastries are the best parts. Janteloven & social awkwardness are the worst parts. Just like any other culture, it has its goods and bads
Summer in Norway is heaven on earth, hytte culture is *chef’s kiss*, and having an øl with a friend in Schousskjelleren next to a warm fire makes it all with it
Elsker den!
I can safely say that it is one of the cultures in this world
Beltestakk from Telemark? To be honest our culture is fading away along with our language.
Kjøttkaker ftw
im ready to get cultured
Norwegian culture. It good. Yes.
We Norwegians dont even know what norwegian culture even is.
very beautiful women and men! interesting culture! I love it and I’ve wanted to visit Norway for a long time 🫶🏻
Bunads are a relatively new thing, constructed as a national symbol only a century ago, only really popular post war.
They were inspired by peasant clothing and European military uniforms, but so expensive you had to be quite well off to buy one. So it’s not a very good symbol or example of current culture, nor old traditions, it’s a semi-old, nationalist fad for rich people, that has become misunderstood as something older and more culturally central (including by Norwegians themselves).
just top)
“Norwegian culture?
I think that would be a very good idea!”
It’s pretty cool
Could you ask that question in more broads terms please? It’s a bit too specific
Taco Friday, Trips to Sweden for soda, alcohol and tobacco. Dugnads, hot dogs, Saturday candy for the kids and May 17th parades.
Skiing,hiking and skating. Christmas and Julemat. Easter in the mountains. Rusk.
That is only the tip of the cultural iceberg.
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I love Norwegian culture.
I find it – not great, not terrible.
Nice culture
The question is broad as hell
I like it
[BUNAAAAD!!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRbvPB6hHYA)
Define it. Then we can talk.
Loudmouths eating Grandiosa, drinking too much and bragging about oil wealth is as much a part of Norwegian culture as bunads and 17. mai.
Traditional clothes? Very good
Food? A bit lame
Folkmusic? Quite nice
Pretty neat.
It’s nice.
Does that answer your question?
Trash
If you want to see the prettiest bunad, you have to look for the Nordlandsbunad. Both the blue and the green are both very nice 🙂
Edit, I know this has nothing to do with the question…
Norwegian culture is very wide and different depending on where in the country you come from.
Extremely mehh
That fr looks like my mom
Good food as long as you dont look at it
The food is amazing, the music is pretty good and I’d love to see my non existent wife in that dress
Wonder what r/norway might think eh ?
Ask r/sweden
We Norwegians are not social with each other at all, in the streets, supermarket, shopping etc. The “Norwegian hand” where you bend over someone next to you on the table to get something just out of your reach, instead of bothering the one you are distribing greatly by bending so far over them that they have to wait for you to be done. And ask them to get it for you.
But if you are up in the mountains for a walk, everyone says “hello/hei” to each other. Like you are aquainted 😆
Nothing is cooler then kicking hats off sticks high in the air.
Koselig & pastries are the best parts. Janteloven & social awkwardness are the worst parts. Just like any other culture, it has its goods and bads
Summer in Norway is heaven on earth, hytte culture is *chef’s kiss*, and having an øl with a friend in Schousskjelleren next to a warm fire makes it all with it
Elsker den!
I can safely say that it is one of the cultures in this world
Beltestakk from Telemark? To be honest our culture is fading away along with our language.
Kjøttkaker ftw
im ready to get cultured
Norwegian culture. It good. Yes.
We Norwegians dont even know what norwegian culture even is.
very beautiful women and men! interesting culture! I love it and I’ve wanted to visit Norway for a long time 🫶🏻
Bunads are a relatively new thing, constructed as a national symbol only a century ago, only really popular post war.
They were inspired by peasant clothing and European military uniforms, but so expensive you had to be quite well off to buy one. So it’s not a very good symbol or example of current culture, nor old traditions, it’s a semi-old, nationalist fad for rich people, that has become misunderstood as something older and more culturally central (including by Norwegians themselves).
just top)
“Norwegian culture?
I think that would be a very good idea!”
It’s pretty cool
Could you ask that question in more broads terms please? It’s a bit too specific
Taco Friday, Trips to Sweden for soda, alcohol and tobacco. Dugnads, hot dogs, Saturday candy for the kids and May 17th parades.
Skiing,hiking and skating. Christmas and Julemat. Easter in the mountains. Rusk.
That is only the tip of the cultural iceberg.