Med Scandinavians, are they as rare as many believe?

[Ruggery]

I would like to know if that is a myth or not.

[Tooting Carmen]

Circa 1% perhaps?

[Oliver109]

I think they are pretty rare, that is what makes Scandinavia so different from Germany say. Even in the UK proper Meds rather than atlantids or alpine meds are no more than about 2% of the population.

[Tooting Carmen]

I think they are pretty rare, that is what makes Scandinavia so different from Germany say. Even in the UK proper Meds rather than atlantids or alpine meds are no more than about 2% of the population.

I'd say 5%, but I know what you mean.

[Oliver109]

I'd say 5%, but I know what you mean.

Possibly but many are generally more atlantids i think(not north atlantids who are very pale and Keltic influenced but people like Kate Middleton, her sister Pippa would be a proper Med.

[Ruggery]

I think they are pretty rare, that is what makes Scandinavia so different from Germany say. Even in the UK proper Meds rather than atlantids or alpine meds are no more than about 2% of the population.

Do you mean that many British and Germans would stand out as foreigners in Scandinavia?

[Tooting Carmen]

Do you mean that many British and Germans would stand out as foreigners in Scandinavia?

Perhaps not an outright majority, but quite a few would yes.

[Rædwald]

Do you mean that many British and Germans would stand out as foreigners in Scandinavia?

When I lived in Sweden I passed as a local, but I'd say it's probably around 5%

[hurtuv]

I think they are pretty rare, that is what makes Scandinavia so different from Germany say. Even in the UK proper Meds rather than atlantids or alpine meds are no more than about 2% of the population.

So Scandinavian Meds are pretty rare but not inexistent, German and British Meds are more common, but somehow pure French Meds don't exist uh?

[Tooting Carmen]

So Scandinavian Meds are pretty rare but not inexistent, German Meds are more common, but somehow pure French Meds don't exist uh?

Celine Dion and her family IMHO are good examples of pan-Latin/pan-Med types. https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...y-in-Argentina