Språkcafé #91, 17/09/2025: Youth
- onlinesprakcafe
- Sep 14
- 2 min read
Updated: Sep 17
When do you think youth begins and when does it end?
Would you like to be forever young or would you at least like science to achieve that people always look young during their lifetime?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of being young / being older?
What were you like when you were a teenager?
What were you like in your 20s?
Why is it said these days that 30s are the new 20s?
Do you think people should start a family before they turn 30?
Do you think all young people should have a university education?
Do you think that a long education process delays young people from forming their own families?
Why are young people more susceptible to drugs and other types of addiction?
Do you know someone who was affected by addiction at a young age?
Should young people work? If so, from what age and in what jobs?
Did you work as a teenager or student?
How should young people choose their profession?
Is there professional help in this regard in your home country, so that they can choose a profession based on their talents?
What are the ages in your country for voting, driving, buying alcohol and having sexual relations with adults?
What do you personally consider to be the appropriate age for that?
Do you know what the age limits are for that in Sweden?
Do you have young people in your family, such as your children or relatives, and what are the differences between your generation and theirs?
Have you noticed any differences between young people in your country and in Sweden, and are you aware of differences in that sense worldwide?
How can the spread of sexually transmitted diseases be prevented among young people?
Do you think that sex education is needed in schools and what would it ideally look like in your opinion?
Can sexual relations have a negative psychological impact on teenagers?
How can society connect young people with other generations, with children and older generations, and do you think that is necessary?
What does it mean in practice for young people to respect older generations and how is this achieved in society?
What advice would you give a young person about life in general - what lessons have you learned and what would you like to know as a young person?
What kind of advice would you give a young person about how to find a good life partner?
Do you think it is harder for young men or young women to grow up, and what specific challenges do they face?
