It’s the Prinsengracht Concert. It’s a yearly event on the canal. They put up a stage on the water and there is no real seating. You have to stand in the street, hang out of the window or come by boat. It’s free and every year it’s magic. The brothers are great and were the main guest. The main guest always ends the concert with the Amsterdam anthem. That’s what you heard. It’s song along.
Yes they are in boats. It's on the Amsterdam canal the Prinsengracht. Every year different classical artists but always ending with this song "To the Amsterdam canals": There is a house at the canal in old Amsterdam. Where I as an 8 year old girl/boy used to come visit grandma. Now there's a strange man in the little front room. And also the lovely attic became an office. Only the trees dream high above the traffic. And on the water there goes a little boat like before. To the Amsterdam canals I have lost my heart forever. Amsterdam fills my thoughts as the most beautiful city in the land. All those Amsterdam people. All those little lights late in the evening in the square. Nobody can wish for anything better than to be an Amsterdammer.
Yes, the public is on boats. That’s the whole point of the exercise. She is singing the praise of the “Amsterdamse grachten” (the canals of Amsterdam). Background song here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aan_de_Amsterdamse_grachten This is a yearly event, The Prinsengrachtconcert.
Some foreigners seem to believe that being romantic is not a Dutch trait. You've seen and heard this, they are obviously wrong. This is enjoying the good life in Amsterdam. Classical music on a canal. Just one of many colors in this colorful city.
.Lucas Jussen ( Hilversum , 27 February 1993 ) and Arthur Jussen ( Hilversum , 28 September 1996 ) are two brothers who have been active as pianists since their early years and often perform together as a duo . They come from a musical family; their mother Christianne van Gelder is a flute teacher and father Paul Jussen is a timpanist in the Radio Philharmonic Orchestra
The three crosses next to each other made me first think of Holland Got Talent and only then did I realise they were supposed to be Amsterdam's three crosses.
You should problaby come all year round so you can be part of all the great shows and happenings in the Netherlands! I am so proud of our artists (and behind the scene workers) when I hear your enthousiastic reactions!
The red flag with the 3 black crosses you see is the flag of Amsterdam. The 3 crosses stand for: fire, water and the plague. Three catastrofies Amsterdam survived.
Yes it is on the canal in Amsterdam. There is a tribune and most of the people are on their boats. Yearly event. They are not twins there is 3 years between them
There is a house by the canal, in old Amsterdam, Where I used to go as an eight year old gril/ boy. Now there is a stranger sitting in the front room, And that lovely attic has been turned into an office. Only the trees dream high above the traffic And on the water goes a little boat, just like in old times To the canals of Amsterdam I have dedicated my whole heart forever Amsterdam is on my mind As the most beautiful city I know All the Amsterdam people All the lights on the Plein at night No-one could wish for more Than to belong in Amsterdam
Aaaaaah, thank you for this reaction (ook aan Erik)! You have so much diversity in what you react to, and that’s great. A surprise every time. And this video…it’s very moving to me. These brothers are incredible and this event in Amsterdam is magical, every year.
Those sure were boats you saw there. This is the famous Prinsengracht Concert, live from the Prinsengracht( Prince’s Canal) in Amsterdam. The stage is right on top of the water, close to Westerkerk( Western Church).
'Give me Amsterdam, it's more beautiful than Paris. Give me Amsterdam, my 'Mokum' (Yiddish for big city and the nickname for Amsterdam) paradise'. That's what they're singing.
The song is a classic. Tulpen uit Amsterdam (tulips from Amsterdam) . Did you see that guy with the flag with 3 crosses? That the flag off Amsterdam. My grandma grow up with this song. That's how old it is. 1957 from Herman Emmink. Herman Emmink whas a dutch singer back than.
Yes, they are on boats, with their friends and families and a lot of wine and hors d’oeuvres. People who live on the canal, just sit in their windows. Others stand on the streets and on the bridges. The Prinsengracht Concert is a free classical open air concert that takes place on the Prinsengracht (Prince’s Canal) right in front of the Pulitzer Hotel. If you walk in the direction of the church in the background, the Anne Frank House is on your right, just behind the church. In the evening, there is the adult version, but in the afternoon, they have the have the children’s edition whit young talent performing.
These two brothers are pretty famous world wide. You realise that this is not usual. This is not just two good pianists playing together. They sense each other’s most small, individual little bit of interpretation.” Sir Neville Marriner ‘It is like driving a pair of BMWs’, remarked conductor Michael Schønwandt, after directing the Dutch brothers Lucas (27) and Arthur Jussen (24). Despite their young age, they have been part of the international concert world for years and are praised vigorously by both press and audience. The Jussen brothers have performed with orchestras such as the Boston Symphony Orchestra, The Philadelphia Orchestra, Concertgebouworkest, Danish National Symphony Orchestra, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, the Academy of St Martin in the Fields as well as Montréal, Sydney, Shanghai and Hong Kong Symphony Orchestras, WDR Symphony Orchestra, SWR Symphony Orchestra and Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg. They collaborated with conductors such as Stéphane Denève, Christoph Eschenbach, Valery Gergiev, Sir Neville Marriner, Andris Nelsons, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Jukka-Pekka Saraste and Jaap van Zweden. Concert tours in Asia have taken them to China, Japan, South Korea and Singapore. In recitals, they performed at the Ruhr Piano Festival and the Rheingau Music Festival, Prinzregententheater Munich, Philharmonie Essen, Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, Royal Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Wigmore Hall London, Tonhalle Zurich, Konzerthaus in Vienna, Mozarteum Foundation Salzburg, Palau de la Música Catalana Barcelona and Zaryadye Hall Moscow. They have performed at the Konzerthaus Dortmund several times as part of the “Junge Wilde” series. Lucas and Arthur received their first piano lessons in their native town of Hilversum. It became quickly clear that they were great talents. As children, they were already invited to perform for the Dutch Queen Beatrix. First awards at competitions followed shortly. In 2005, the brothers studied in Portugal and Brazil for nearly a year at the invitation of Portuguese master pianist Maria João Pires. During the following years they took lessons from both Pires and two renowned Dutch teachers. Lucas completed his studies with Menahem Pressler in the US and Dmitri Bashkirov in Madrid. Arthur graduated from the Amsterdam Conservatory where he studied with Jan Wijn. Recording exclusively with Deutsche Grammophon since 2010, their debut CD with works by Beethoven received platinum status and was awarded the Edison Klassiek audience award. A Schubert recording and Jeux, a CD dedicated to French piano music, were subsequently released. Their recording of Mozart’s piano concertos KV 365 and KV 242 together with the Academy of St Martin in the Fields and Sir Neville Marriner reached gold status. Their discography also includes a recording of Poulenc’s double piano concerto and Saint-Saëns’ ‘The Carnival of the Animals’ with the Concertgebouworkest and Stéphane Denève. In September 2019 they released a recording of concertos and chorales by Johann Sebastian Bach, made in collaboration with the Amsterdam Sinfonietta. The new CD “The Russian album” - their first recording with works for two pianos only - will be available from March 2021.
If you should ever come to the Netherlands, do it in august. So many things happening (normally). Of course i m talking bout the outdoor activities like the Uitmarkt etc.
Thanks fore this video ,(also thank you eric . ) great songs .and its in Amsterdam and songs from amsterdam so great .and the twins on the piano . Thanks you
Het is ieder jaar sinds 1982. En als afsluiter altijd het lied ‘Aan de Amsterdamse grachten’. ❌❌❌ Maakt niet uit waar ook ter wereld de artiest ook komt, dus er zijn vele mooie versies. Honderden in ieder geval. 2024.
Great concert,one of my favorite events of the year. The last songs is about the canals of Amsterdam. On the Amsterdam canals I have pledged all my heart forever Amsterdam fills my mind As the most beautiful city in our country All those Amsterdam people All those lights late at night in the square Nobody could wish for better Than to be an Amsterdammer There is a house on the canal in old amsterdam Where I visited grandmother as a boy of eight Now a strange gentleman is sitting in front of the room And that lovely attic also became an office Only the trees, the trees, high above the traffic And over the water there's a boat just like the old days On the canals of Amsterdam I have pledged all my heart forever Amsterdam fills my mind Like the most beautiful city in our country All those Amsterdam people All those lights late at night in the square Nobody could wish for better Than to be an Amsterdammer All those Amsterdam people All those lights late at night in the square Nobody could wish for better Than to be an Amsterdammer
the are not twins the are 3 years apart but plainig piana from there 2 year so a long time and thy are perfections so prectesing 8 hours a day so ita a lot of playing. they are so talenttet
You should react on the Dutch song "Pastorale" by Ramses Shaffy and Liesbeth List. Also an iconic song here. Your reactions are always interesting and nice to watch
The tunes they are playing are all well-known Amsterdam classics, usually sung by "volkszangers" [= singers of/from the people / folksingers]. Here the brothers play them with all kinds of fancy elaborate frills.
It is so nice to see you enjoy, it makes me happy. Especially when your cat is also there. Go and see Beste Zangers with Karsu and Bella Perez. Je suis malade. You will love it.
Hi Renske, I have already reacted to that song. Unfortunately it got blocked on youtube. So it's on my odysee page. Here's the link odysee.com/@HighlyCombustibleReacts:9 Enjoy
You should look at Boudewijn de Groot, Welterusten meneer de president, (Sleep well mister president) an early protest song about oversees wars in time of the vietnam war.
Je hebt gelijk, ik hoor nergens een Amsterdams accent. En dan is er nog die dame, die zich voordoet als burgemeester van Amsterdam, ik krijg de kriebels van die troela.
@@ganymedes62 Zelfde hier .. Achja, misschien denken ze ook zo over mij in het noord oosten van Nederland waar ik wel gewoon voor normaal geld een huis heb kunnen kopen.
@@flapdrol75 Het zal nog wel even duren, maar dan vertrek ik ook. In mijn geval, gelukkig, naar zonniger oorden, Florida 🙂 Mijn Mokums accent zal echter nooit verloren gaan, dat is aangeboren en aangeleerd 🙂 Je kent dat wel, vloeken als je, onverwachts, je kleine teen stoot tegen een voorwerp dat niet meegeeft.
@@ganymedes62 Haha, nee, mokums accent gaat nooit verloren inderdaad. Heb 3 jaar in Duitsland gewoond en toen ik in het oosten van Groningen woonde en werkte duurde het welgeteld 5 minuten voordat ze wisten dat ik uit Amsterdam kwam. Florida , lekker man. Ik verwacht ook ver voor mijn pensioen lekker in Thailand te wonen. Vriendin heeft daar grond en een huisje bouwen kost ongeveer 30k. Klein winkeltje openen en lekker relaxen. Mis Amsterdam wel af en toe maar 1 keer per jaar terug moet te doen zijn.
@@flapdrol75 Elke keer als ik weg was geweest moest ik even snuiven ... de geur van THUIS. Maar, zoals Tol Hansse jaren geleden al zong, de stad is verandert en niet per sé ten goede. De Jordaan is een yuppenbuurt geworden, en zelfs waar ik woon, in West, is het merendeel 'import'. Ik durf te stellen dat je meer 'Amsterdams' kunt horen in Almere dan in Amsterdam zelf. Treurig maar waar, de ziel van de stad gaat verloren.
It’s the Prinsengracht Concert. It’s a yearly event on the canal. They put up a stage on the water and there is no real seating. You have to stand in the street, hang out of the window or come by boat. It’s free and every year it’s magic. The brothers are great and were the main guest. The main guest always ends the concert with the Amsterdam anthem. That’s what you heard. It’s song along.
Yes they are in boats. It's on the Amsterdam canal the Prinsengracht. Every year different classical artists but always ending with this song "To the Amsterdam canals":
There is a house at the canal in old Amsterdam. Where I as an 8 year old girl/boy used to come visit grandma. Now there's a strange man in the little front room. And also the lovely attic became an office. Only the trees dream high above the traffic. And on the water there goes a little boat like before. To the Amsterdam canals I have lost my heart forever. Amsterdam fills my thoughts as the most beautiful city in the land. All those Amsterdam people. All those little lights late in the evening in the square. Nobody can wish for anything better than to be an Amsterdammer.
Living abroad now and originally from Amsterdam this brought tears in my eyes
I can never keep it dry when I hear songs about Amsterdam. It's just something that jerks at the heartstrings 🙂
❤Amsterdam
@Patrice..I too live abroad now but born and bred in Amsterdam..😢
Yes, the public is on boats. That’s the whole point of the exercise. She is singing the praise of the “Amsterdamse grachten” (the canals of Amsterdam). Background song here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aan_de_Amsterdamse_grachten This is a yearly event, The Prinsengrachtconcert.
Lol i am in bed watching , singing and dancing along hahahah it is 3.55 hahaha i am a real jordanees this is my hart
No bow ties, no fancy clothing, just having fun in boats, drinking and enjoying classical music. Another concert to visit when you’re here 🥳😉
Some foreigners seem to believe that being romantic is not a Dutch trait. You've seen and heard this, they are obviously wrong. This is enjoying the good life in Amsterdam. Classical music on a canal. Just one of many colors in this colorful city.
.Lucas Jussen ( Hilversum , 27 February 1993 ) and Arthur Jussen ( Hilversum , 28 September 1996 ) are two brothers who have been active as pianists since their early years and often perform together as a duo . They come from a musical family; their mother Christianne van Gelder is a flute teacher and father Paul Jussen is a timpanist in the Radio Philharmonic Orchestra
This makes my Amsterdam hart glow ❌❌❌. Thanks great reaction. Goosebumps !!! Yes they ar in boats !!!
The three crosses next to each other made me first think of Holland Got Talent and only then did I realise they were supposed to be Amsterdam's three crosses.
You should problaby come all year round so you can be part of all the great shows and happenings in the Netherlands!
I am so proud of our artists (and behind the scene workers) when I hear your enthousiastic reactions!
The red flag with the 3 black crosses you see is the flag of Amsterdam. The 3 crosses stand for: fire, water and the plague. Three catastrofies Amsterdam survived.
de drie kruizen in het wapen van Amsterdam (zoals ook op de vlag) staan voor : Heldhaftig , Vastberaden , Barmhartig.
wtf no they dont!!!
White Andreas Crosses 😂
Yes it is on the canal in Amsterdam. There is a tribune and most of the people are on their boats. Yearly event. They are not twins there is 3 years between them
Hello there. Did you see Andre van Duin at 7:30 minutes? The pianists, by the way, are brothers, but not twins.
André woont ook al tientallen jaren in Damsko. Om de hoek. 😂
I love your reaction! They’re 3 years apart.
There is a house by the canal, in old Amsterdam,
Where I used to go as an eight year old gril/ boy.
Now there is a stranger sitting in the front room,
And that lovely attic has been turned into an office.
Only the trees
dream
high above the traffic
And on the water
goes
a little boat, just like in old times
To the canals of Amsterdam
I have dedicated my whole heart forever
Amsterdam is on my mind
As the most beautiful city I know
All the Amsterdam people
All the lights on the Plein at night
No-one could wish for more
Than to belong in Amsterdam
Aaaaaah, thank you for this reaction (ook aan Erik)! You have so much diversity in what you react to, and that’s great. A surprise every time. And this video…it’s very moving to me. These brothers are incredible and this event in Amsterdam is magical, every year.
Those sure were boats you saw there. This is the famous Prinsengracht Concert, live from the Prinsengracht( Prince’s Canal) in Amsterdam. The stage is right on top of the water, close to Westerkerk( Western Church).
It for sure is on boats in the canals of Amsterdams.
Yes Paul its all on boats .. This also every year in Amsterdam.. Haha
'Give me Amsterdam, it's more beautiful than Paris. Give me Amsterdam, my 'Mokum' (Yiddish for big city and the nickname for Amsterdam) paradise'. That's what they're singing.
The song is a classic. Tulpen uit Amsterdam (tulips from Amsterdam) . Did you see that guy with the flag with 3 crosses? That the flag off Amsterdam. My grandma grow up with this song. That's how old it is. 1957 from Herman Emmink. Herman Emmink whas a dutch singer back than.
Yes, they are on boats, with their friends and families and a lot of wine and hors d’oeuvres. People who live on the canal, just sit in their windows. Others stand on the streets and on the bridges. The Prinsengracht Concert is a free classical open air concert that takes place on the Prinsengracht (Prince’s Canal) right in front of the Pulitzer Hotel. If you walk in the direction of the church in the background, the Anne Frank House is on your right, just behind the church. In the evening, there is the adult version, but in the afternoon, they have the have the children’s edition whit young talent performing.
These 2 brothers are superb and won a lott of prestige prices in the piano world wide. 😇😇
I am a born and proud Amsterdammer and when i see those flags and people i get tears i am not there 😎
These two brothers are pretty famous world wide.
You realise that this is not usual. This is not just two good pianists playing together. They sense each other’s most small, individual little bit of interpretation.”
Sir Neville Marriner
‘It is like driving a pair of BMWs’, remarked conductor Michael Schønwandt, after directing the Dutch brothers Lucas (27) and Arthur Jussen (24). Despite their young age, they have been part of the international concert world for years and are praised vigorously by both press and audience.
The Jussen brothers have performed with orchestras such as the Boston Symphony Orchestra, The Philadelphia Orchestra, Concertgebouworkest, Danish National Symphony Orchestra, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, the Academy of St Martin in the Fields as well as Montréal, Sydney, Shanghai and Hong Kong Symphony Orchestras, WDR Symphony Orchestra, SWR Symphony Orchestra and Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg. They collaborated with conductors such as Stéphane Denève, Christoph Eschenbach, Valery Gergiev, Sir Neville Marriner, Andris Nelsons, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Jukka-Pekka Saraste and Jaap van Zweden.
Concert tours in Asia have taken them to China, Japan, South Korea and Singapore. In recitals, they performed at the Ruhr Piano Festival and the Rheingau Music Festival, Prinzregententheater Munich, Philharmonie Essen, Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, Royal Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Wigmore Hall London, Tonhalle Zurich, Konzerthaus in Vienna, Mozarteum Foundation Salzburg, Palau de la Música Catalana Barcelona and Zaryadye Hall Moscow. They have performed at the Konzerthaus Dortmund several times as part of the “Junge Wilde” series.
Lucas and Arthur received their first piano lessons in their native town of Hilversum. It became quickly clear that they were great talents. As children, they were already invited to perform for the Dutch Queen Beatrix. First awards at competitions followed shortly. In 2005, the brothers studied in Portugal and Brazil for nearly a year at the invitation of Portuguese master pianist Maria João Pires. During the following years they took lessons from both Pires and two renowned Dutch teachers. Lucas completed his studies with Menahem Pressler in the US and Dmitri Bashkirov in Madrid. Arthur graduated from the Amsterdam Conservatory where he studied with Jan Wijn.
Recording exclusively with Deutsche Grammophon since 2010, their debut CD with works by Beethoven received platinum status and was awarded the Edison Klassiek audience award. A Schubert recording and Jeux, a CD dedicated to French piano music, were subsequently released. Their recording of Mozart’s piano concertos KV 365 and KV 242 together with the Academy of St Martin in the Fields and Sir Neville Marriner reached gold status. Their discography also includes a recording of Poulenc’s double piano concerto and Saint-Saëns’ ‘The Carnival of the Animals’ with the Concertgebouworkest and Stéphane Denève. In September 2019 they released a recording of concertos and chorales by Johann Sebastian Bach, made in collaboration with the Amsterdam Sinfonietta. The new CD “The Russian album” - their first recording with works for two pianos only - will be available from March 2021.
If you should ever come to the Netherlands, do it in august. So many things happening (normally). Of course i m talking bout the outdoor activities like the Uitmarkt etc.
Yep they ARE in boats and it IS on the canals :-)
Yes they're really on the canal in boats.
What cool seats 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks fore this video ,(also thank you eric . ) great songs .and its in Amsterdam and songs from amsterdam so great .and the twins on the piano . Thanks you
It was my pleasure!
Never seen this op before. Gave me tears..
Het is ieder jaar sinds 1982. En als afsluiter altijd het lied ‘Aan de Amsterdamse grachten’. ❌❌❌ Maakt niet uit waar ook ter wereld de artiest ook komt, dus er zijn vele mooie versies. Honderden in ieder geval. 2024.
And in the afternoon there is always a children canal concert (kinder prinsengracht concert)
It’s so great how you get it. On point dude, on point 👍🏼
they are not twins but just brothers. nice huh? yeah... i enjoy this, all your dutch videos by the way. x
Two brothers playing the hole life piano
Been playing since the age of 5
Great concert,one of my favorite events of the year. The last songs is about the canals of Amsterdam.
On the Amsterdam canals
I have pledged all my heart forever
Amsterdam fills my mind
As the most beautiful city in our country
All those Amsterdam people
All those lights late at night in the square
Nobody could wish for better
Than to be an Amsterdammer
There is a house on the canal in old amsterdam
Where I visited grandmother as a boy of eight
Now a strange gentleman is sitting in front of the room
And that lovely attic also became an office
Only the trees, the trees, high above the traffic
And over the water there's a boat just like the old days
On the canals of Amsterdam
I have pledged all my heart forever
Amsterdam fills my mind
Like the most beautiful city in our country
All those Amsterdam people
All those lights late at night in the square
Nobody could wish for better
Than to be an Amsterdammer
All those Amsterdam people
All those lights late at night in the square
Nobody could wish for better
Than to be an Amsterdammer
the are not twins the are 3 years apart but plainig piana from there 2 year so a long time and thy are perfections so prectesing 8 hours a day so ita a lot of playing. they are so talenttet
Yes, the public is watching from boats in the canal.
Big smile here😁😀
I live on the Amstel...)
Lucky you! 🤗✌🏼
Yes all on the water, i love to see and hear the originele, this is all posh becaus the king and queen are also on the water
I’m a fan
Yes they are on boats. It is one of the most beautiful events of the year.
Thnkx bro.
You should react on the Dutch song "Pastorale" by Ramses Shaffy and Liesbeth List. Also an iconic song here.
Your reactions are always interesting and nice to watch
Dat is een geweldig liedje
The tunes they are playing are all well-known Amsterdam classics, usually sung by "volkszangers" [= singers of/from the people / folksingers]. Here the brothers play them with all kinds of fancy elaborate frills.
Do you realize these guys are playing th e piano on a pontoon on the canal? It is an outdoor concert on the canal
THE Anthem of Amsterdam, although it has several.
these are classically trained pianists; who play well-known Dutch songs
It is so nice to see you enjoy, it makes me happy. Especially when your cat is also there. Go and see Beste Zangers with Karsu and Bella Perez. Je suis malade. You will love it.
Hi Renske, I have already reacted to that song. Unfortunately it got blocked on youtube. So it's on my odysee page. Here's the link odysee.com/@HighlyCombustibleReacts:9 Enjoy
schitterend Dit!
Yeah that are Real boats
They're not twins, just brothers. 😉
They are brothers but no twins. 3 years diferent ages
No not twins. Brothers 4 years apart.
no twins, brother
their brothers but not twins their 28 en 24 years old
Not twins
Wat is dit voor gezeik
Amsterdam..waar leg dat dan????
Niet in de buurt van 010 of 070…🤩🤣
You should look at Boudewijn de Groot, Welterusten meneer de president, (Sleep well mister president) an early protest song about oversees wars in time of the vietnam war.
not sure if there's subtitles available
It kinda pisses me off that most of them arent actually from Amsterdam.
And yet we Amsterdammers are pushed out of our beautiful city.
Je hebt gelijk, ik hoor nergens een Amsterdams accent. En dan is er nog die dame, die zich voordoet als burgemeester van Amsterdam, ik krijg de kriebels van die troela.
@@ganymedes62 Zelfde hier .. Achja, misschien denken ze ook zo over mij in het noord oosten van Nederland waar ik wel gewoon voor normaal geld een huis heb kunnen kopen.
@@flapdrol75 Het zal nog wel even duren, maar dan vertrek ik ook. In mijn geval, gelukkig, naar zonniger oorden, Florida 🙂 Mijn Mokums accent zal echter nooit verloren gaan, dat is aangeboren en aangeleerd 🙂 Je kent dat wel, vloeken als je, onverwachts, je kleine teen stoot tegen een voorwerp dat niet meegeeft.
@@ganymedes62 Haha, nee, mokums accent gaat nooit verloren inderdaad. Heb 3 jaar in Duitsland gewoond en toen ik in het oosten van Groningen woonde en werkte duurde het welgeteld 5 minuten voordat ze wisten dat ik uit Amsterdam kwam.
Florida , lekker man. Ik verwacht ook ver voor mijn pensioen lekker in Thailand te wonen. Vriendin heeft daar grond en een huisje bouwen kost ongeveer 30k. Klein winkeltje openen en lekker relaxen.
Mis Amsterdam wel af en toe maar 1 keer per jaar terug moet te doen zijn.
@@flapdrol75 Elke keer als ik weg was geweest moest ik even snuiven ... de geur van THUIS. Maar, zoals Tol Hansse jaren geleden al zong, de stad is verandert en niet per sé ten goede. De Jordaan is een yuppenbuurt geworden, en zelfs waar ik woon, in West, is het merendeel 'import'. Ik durf te stellen dat je meer 'Amsterdams' kunt horen in Almere dan in Amsterdam zelf. Treurig maar waar, de ziel van de stad gaat verloren.
not netherlands, just Amsterdam. I like it, but is not dutch. It is Amsterdam
talk to much