Best countries to live in Europe

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Is Spain is so bad then how come ALL Europeans end up wanting to live there?

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16 hours ago, monsterdino said:

So Macedonia is literally the WORST country to live in Europe...not surprised tbh 

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39 minutes ago, 053Timo said:

Why would you like to go to Holland?

I LOVE the culture, the tulip fields, the windmills, the canals, the architecture, their high score in this study, and the friendly people in there! (Even though Gaga is not really warmly received in there )

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1 minute ago, Camore said:

I LOVE the culture, the tulip fields, the windmills, the canals, the architecture, their high score in this study, and the friendly people in there! (Even though Gaga is not really warmly received in there )

Holland is NOT a Gaga country... I've not heard even once PI on the radio. Qmusic, the biggest pop radiostation has PI only played a couple of times (max. 1 per day). And what is so lovely about tulip fields and windmills. I never get why people love Holland. Amsterdam is quite nice but NY, LV, London etc. are sooo much better.

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Why don't San Marino, Liechtenstein and Andorra have a score? Justice for small countries!

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4 hours ago, The Fame Monster said:

I am from Finland and I have nothing but good things to say about my country. The weather isn't always that nice though. And just to make this clear, Finland isn't part of the Scandinavia. 

Been Fan of Iceland and Finland for a long time , thank you for sharing this, 

I just really don't know why but there is something magical,mysterious,beautiful at the same time lovely about Iceland and Finland that makes me feel like home, I don't know it's because of their pure nature , or cold atmosphere that makes me feel this way. thank you for video. 

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23 hours ago, Slayer said:

I'd love to live in Scandinavia, I've heard so many great things about it. 

I just wish their weather wasn't so sh!t. 

It's not ****, I live in Sweden and it's just fine. Everyone over exaggerates just like when people say that the weather in the UK is ****.

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2 minutes ago, Debithius said:

It's not ****, I live in Sweden and it's just fine. Everyone over exaggerates just like when people say that the weather in the UK is ****.

It is for 95% of the year. 

 

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4 hours ago, Guille said:

Bitch pls¿

Is Spain is so bad then how come ALL Europeans end up wanting to live there?

Stay pressed  

This lmao. Never heard of anyone ever wanting to spend their last few years in Sweden or Denmark  

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4 hours ago, Guille said:

Bitch pls¿

Is Spain is so bad then how come ALL Europeans end up wanting to live there?

Stay pressed  

 

5 minutes ago, MonsterOfSpain said:

This lmao. Never heard of anyone ever wanting to spend their last few years in Sweden or Denmark  

I guess that's because people think weather in Spain is always good. I think the 76.0 is reasonable since, for example, there's a lot of unemployment, the educative system is dreadful compared to Finland's and let's not talk about the control of corruption. Bárcenas and Urdangarin say hi

 

 

 

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17 minutes ago, LoisLilMonster said:

 

I guess that's because people think weather in Spain is always good. I think the 76.0 is reasonable since, for example, there's a lot of unemployment, the educative system is dreadful compared to Finland's and let's not talk about the control of corruption. Bárcenas and Urdangarin say hi

 

 

 

I don't know. I've been to Berlin this summer and I was bit underwhelmed, I was expecting something light years ahead of Spain but I saw as much or more poverty, the suburbs are disgusting, the salaries may be higher but life is more expensive too, people can't spend their free time on the streets cause at 6pm it's already dark... I think southern countries and especially Spain has a much bigger quality of life than that imo  Also it's one of the most open and accepting countries in the world, and way more progressive... it's actually one of the few countries in Europe where far right hasn't risen a lot in the past years.

I refuse to see how the Czech Republic has a bigger percentage than Spain lol

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27 minutes ago, MonsterOfSpain said:

I don't know. I've been to Berlin this summer and I was bit underwhelmed, I was expecting something light years ahead of Spain but I saw as much or more poverty, the suburbs are disgusting, the salaries may be higher but life is more expensive too, people can't spend their free time on the streets cause at 6pm it's already dark... I think southern countries and especially Spain has a much bigger quality of life than that imo  Also it's one of the most open and accepting countries in the world, and way more progressive... it's actually one of the few countries in Europe where far right hasn't risen a lot in the past years.

I refuse to see how the Czech Republic has a bigger percentage than Spain lol

I agree with you on that Spain's standartd of living is great. My intention wasn't to compare it with other countries but to explain why I think it has 76.0. As someone who hasn't gone further than Balearic Islands I haven't experienced how life is in another countries so I guess you're right. I mean, I'm not a proffesional to contradict you

Btw, I was also shocked by Czech Republic being above us 

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52 minutes ago, LoisLilMonster said:

 

I guess that's because people think weather in Spain is always good. I think the 76.0 is reasonable since, for example, there's a lot of unemployment, the educative system is dreadful compared to Finland's and let's not talk about the control of corruption. Bárcenas and Urdangarin say hi

 

 

 

I mean, it's obvious that there are many people suffering the economical crisis and that the unemployment rate is unaacceptable for a first world country, but being behing a country where minimum wage is 330€ is laughable at least 

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4 minutes ago, MonsterOfSpain said:

I mean, it's obvious that there are many people suffering the economical crisis and that the unemployment rate is unaacceptable for a first world country, but being behing a country where minimum wage is 330€ is laughable at least 

I had to look up what 'wage' meant Yeah, compared to Spain's 756€ it's quite a difference (I just discovered Google's minimum wage charts). Imagine if Portugal was above us, though .

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59 minutes ago, MonsterOfSpain said:

I don't know. I've been to Berlin this summer and I was bit underwhelmed, I was expecting something light years ahead of Spain but I saw as much or more poverty, the suburbs are disgusting, the salaries may be higher but life is more expensive too, people can't spend their free time on the streets cause at 6pm it's already dark... I think southern countries and especially Spain has a much bigger quality of life than that imo  Also it's one of the most open and accepting countries in the world, and way more progressive... it's actually one of the few countries in Europe where far right hasn't risen a lot in the past years.

I refuse to see how the Czech Republic has a bigger percentage than Spain lol

At what time were you in Berlin and where? Berlin don't have suburbs like cities like Paris has. 

I was in Berlin whole August and it wasn't dark before 22. And if you are in Kreuzberg, Prenzlauer Berg or Mitte, there is usually a lot of young people and a lot festivals. Also Berlin is realitvly cheap compared to other european cities. Also if you want to see German wealth you need to go Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Bonn or Munich. Berlin is famous of being poor