No two places are alike, and even countries that seem similar can feel very different once you actually go there. However, when Isabel Semb went to the United States, she noticed more cultural differences than she had imagined, including aspects of public place design and various social norms.
So, the Norwegian — who is dating an American — decided to share her experiences with others. She started a series on her TikTok account, listing the things that surprised her most and inviting people to discuss them.
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I get a kick out of watching people circle the parking lot looking for a spot close to the door of the gym, pool, rec- center
U.S. Government: "Pay this for your education." Students: "Okay, but teach us all of this." U.S. Government: "How 'bout no, ya crazy Dutch b*****d."
@tori Ohno: Counting past 12 all up to 24 confuses you? And Norwegians for example might like a word. So would maybe Alaskans... 😉
Foot ball is any game played with a ball on foot. Socker is a dumb as field hockey and cricket
The Pentagon and that pyramid in Vegas called dibs on being the only buildings that aren't boxes.
We'll eat anything if it has enough fat and sugar. If it doesn't, we come up with combos like this.
The European squirrel is abundant where I live. And I love those red-brown sneaky little dēvils!
That could be said for more and more countries around the world with CCTV anywhere... 😐 (I know that's not what she meant)
because the silly lass was living in the open air lunatic asylum for a length of time and their terrible MAIN CHARACTER SYNDROME rubbed off on her a bit.
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