Språkcafé #90, 10/09/2025: Politics
- onlinesprakcafe
- Sep 9
- 2 min read
How would you define politics?
Do you like politics - do you follow political events by watching the news?
Do you think it is important to follow politics and why?
Do you follow politics more in your home country or in Sweden?
What kind of people should politicians be in your opinion?
What should politicians' education look like - should they be educated in public governance or should they, for example, come from business, science, etc.?
Is it difficult for politicians not to become corrupt?
Do you think it is a problem if a politician has an extramarital affair?
Should we have quotas for female and male politicians? Or for other social groups?
Do you have a favorite politician, for example from your country's history or some other place in the world?
Have you ever thought about becoming a politician or taking a position where you would take care of the public's interests - explain the reasons behind your answer?
Do you think people should form political parties - is it possible to have personal independence when you are a member of a certain party?
What kind of political education did you have?
Do you think young people should learn about politics in school and in what form?
Do you think voting should be mandatory or should it be optional?
Do you still vote in your country and have you ever voted in Sweden?
Do you know anything about Swedish political parties and their programs?
What are the differences between your home country’s and Sweden’s political systems?
Which political system do you think is better – monarchy or republic and why?
Should people talk about politics or should it be a topic that is not mentioned in order not to create conflicts?
