The best way to get from Frankfurt am Main to Stockholm is to fly which takes 4h 43m and costs 60€ – 250€. Alternatively, you can train via Malmö, which costs 210€ – 390€ and takes 16h 4m, you could also bus, which costs 120€ – 160€ and takes 27h 25m.

The distance between Germany and Sweden is 989 km. The road distance is 1384.7 km.

1126 km

The FCDO advises against all but essential travel to the whole of Sweden based on the current assessment of COVID-19 risks. Before you travel, check the ‘Entry requirements’ section for Sweden’s current entry restrictions and requirements. These may change with little warning.

Distance from United Kingdom to Sweden is 1,409 kilometers. This air travel distance is equal to 876 miles. The air travel (bird fly) shortest distance between United Kingdom and Sweden is 1,409 km= 876 miles.

English might be one of the most commonly spoken languages in the world, but don’t expect to hear Swedes speaking English to each other. Although more than 80 percent of people in Sweden do speak English, you might still come across people who don’t, so it’s best to learn some basic Swedish phrases for common niceties.

Most of them are polite, nice and educated. Culturally we are highly similar so they usually face no problems when living here. Furthermore most Scandinavians speak impeccable English so there are no language barriers. We think of them highly favourably.

Some Norwegian people probably like some British people to varying degrees. Some Norwegian people may not know any British people. Some Norwegian people may only know British people that they dislike but might like some other British people if they met them.

England has tides and no Baltic access over history, like the Netherlands, so they disqualify as Nordic countries, and climate is warmer and more fertile there around the English Channel.

Scandinavians recognise that there is a need to learn foreign languages, particularly if they wish to maintain relevancy on the global stage. As English is considered the main international language, there is a particular emphasis put on learning this language, above all others.

It probably comes down to genetics as most physical attributes do, and to the fact that living in a sparsely populated harsh climate, as many others have mentioned, necessitates hard physical labor done alone. Still, genetics is the likely underpinning of that strength.

English in Denmark Denmark consistently ranks in the top four countries for English skills, mostly just behind Sweden. The everyday reality for visitors is the same as Sweden – you will be able to be understood in English pretty much everywhere in Denmark, especially with younger people.

Scandinavians speak English well because it’s very similar to their native languages. The similarity includes not only related vocabulary, but also grammatical structures.

Norwegians, Swedes, and Danes all get along very well. Perceived tension may be due to competition and rivalry that is not hate-based. It may be due to regional and cultural attitude tendencies that don’t necessarily have negative roots.