How do you think Greenland Sweden and Finland are different from Canada?

Answer 1

The language and humour would set Canadians and the Finns, Swedes and Greenlanders (?) apart. Socially speaking, I think all the countries would agree with political, social and medicare programs. They all seem to be socially conscious, respectful, very well educated and generally, middle class. Canadians are just under the Finns in education, I think Canada ranked 3rd in the world for reading, math and science, where as the Finns scored 2% higher. The climate is very similar, even though the rest of the world thinks Canada is the coldest, Finland, Sweden and , Greenland are definably colder. The people of Canada are exceptionally polite, relaxed and very kind hearted who wear their heart of their sleeve (so different from Americans) but the Nordic countries tend to be reserved, distant and could be perceived as rude. I don't think they are, just different. Canadians would be offended if they came across a deliberately rude person. However, Canadians would first be offended but rip them apart with their wit, intellect and immense sarcasm. What a lot of people don't realize, Canadians are so bloody funny. Some of the funniest people i've ever met come from Canada. I'm not talking about professional comedians. Just your regular, everyday person. Your average tourist, will be very accommodating and respectful in your country, however, at times you don't realize that they are taking the Micky out of you at the same time. You must look for the eyebrow arch when a Canadian is speaking to you. If they have a slight arch and a very minuet smile, then know for a fact, they are enjoying a joke at your expense. So, that's how I see the Canadians, and Nordic people. And of course, English/French. Canadians are all English with more than 70% speaking French as well. Hope that helps. By the way, I'm British, not Canadian.