moving from norway to london: culture shocks, first impressions of brits & life as an actor in LDN
Lonely Heroes
20,135 views
synne (pronounced sinner) moved from oslo to london nine years ago to chase her acting dream. In this episode, we talk about what it’s really like moving from norway to london - from first impressions of british people and UK culture shocks to the biggest differences between life in norway and the UK.
We get into:
🇳🇴 growing up in norway vs life in london
🎭 pursuing an acting career in the UK
🍻 the british drinking culture vs norwegian nightlife
🥪 english vs norwegian food (and why all the beige)
🧥 why london’s “no-status-quo” vibe made synne stay
If you’re curious about british culture, moving to london, or what surprises people most about the UK, this one’s for you! Thanks for watching x
00:00 intro and sneak peek
03:05 growing up in oslo, feeling safer in london
05:54 the weirdest thing about the UK and british culture
08:22 british (and terrible irish) accents
11:32 UK vs norway: major lifestyle differences
13:10 london: something for everyone
14:08 “it can feel really damn lonely”: tips on beating loneliness in london
15:25 UK drinking culture vs norway
17:37 norwegian food: lots of bread and comfort meals
19:35 acting masterclass: crying on queue and performing in london
#londonlife #movingtolondon #londonpodcast #ukvsnorway #actinginlondon #britishcultureshock
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are irresistibly drained' From 'A |Study in Scarlet'. A. Conan Doyle, 1887. London has been a megacity for a long time.
to show you how far back the tradition goes, next you see parliament. look on the floor, you will see a line in front of the benches, this line is exact, why, because its the perfect distance away, where the oppositions can not reach each other with a sword, with out crossing that line, your not allowed to use your hands to applaud a good comment, only voice, from time to time it has been allowed, president of ukraine and one or two others
If you want to sample the UK and the British people the last place to do it is London.
London is a city full of stressed hustling people from all over the world trying to make a living, It's a total mix of all cultures so hard to get a good idea of one type of people ... Where as in the countryside you get people whos familes have never left and lived there for thousands of years. It's a more chilled humble / slow pace of life too ... I love it here in Cornwall. x
moving from norway to london: culture shocks, first impressions of brits & life as an actor in LDN
Lonely Heroes
20,135 views
synne (pronounced sinner) moved from oslo to london nine years ago to chase her acting dream. In this episode, we talk about what it’s really like moving from norway to london - from first impressions of british people and UK culture shocks to the biggest differences between life in norway and the UK.
We get into:
🇳🇴 growing up in norway vs life in london
🎭 pursuing an acting career in the UK
🍻 the british drinking culture vs norwegian nightlife
🥪 english vs norwegian food (and why all the beige)
🧥 why london’s “no-status-quo” vibe made synne stay
If you’re curious about british culture, moving to london, or what surprises people most about the UK, this one’s for you! Thanks for watching x
00:00 intro and sneak peek
03:05 growing up in oslo, feeling safer in london
05:54 the weirdest thing about the UK and british culture
08:22 british (and terrible irish) accents
11:32 UK vs norway: major lifestyle differences
13:10 london: something for everyone
14:08 “it can feel really damn lonely”: tips on beating loneliness in london
15:25 UK drinking culture vs norway
17:37 norwegian food: lots of bread and comfort meals
19:35 acting masterclass: crying on queue and performing in london
#londonlife #movingtolondon #londonpodcast #ukvsnorway #actinginlondon #britishcultureshock