I just returned from my 3rd visit to Copenhagen and my 1st trip to Stockholm. I agree, the canal ride is a great introduction to Copenhagen. It's also a motivation to get away from the tourist areas. I love Copenhagen!
+Carlos Saraiva Stockholm has more glamorous architecture, but the people in Copenhagen are easier to to talk to, once you're sitting in a cafe or pub, in my experience.
I've always been a fan of your videos. Love the tone, the details and the great video quality. Please keep uploading these! I'm now wishing to see a video of yours in Stockholm, probably my favorite city in the world. Thanks!
We danish native people can also make movies about Copenhagen (København), for example - come on a romantic trip with "The Copenhagen Fire Brigade of the 1888´s (going to Kongens Nytorv) English text for tourists, but delivered by a danish heart. Solfald Film by Kim Sporring. Channels: Solfald København or Solfald Nørrebro
Nice video and narrative. I enjoyed your videos so much, and look forward for more. Do you write the scripts yourself? Are you British? American? other?
Terrific video and narrative. The narrator, however, was apparently not schooled on certain proper pronunciations. Nyhavn is not New Haven, but is pronounced New Houn. Nor does it mean New Haven, but rather, New Harbor. Same holds true for Kobenhavn - not Kobenhavn, but Kopen Houn.
And there was I thinking the English word haven was a Scandinavian word (as many English words are), synonymous with harbour and port. As for Copenhagen, I was speaking English. I pronounced it the way they did when they announced in English on the train. If you are eager to pronounce words like they are pronounced and written in the native country, start with English. As for me I'm ok with your harbor. ;)
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I just returned from my 3rd visit to Copenhagen and my 1st trip to Stockholm. I agree, the canal ride is a great introduction to Copenhagen. It's also a motivation to get away from the tourist areas. I love Copenhagen!
+Carlos Saraiva Stockholm has more glamorous architecture, but the people in Copenhagen are easier to to talk to, once you're sitting in a cafe or pub, in my experience.
+Carlos Saraiva I've made really great friends in both places. Have a great time! :)
really it is wonderful city with modern architect beautiful streets square s , parks , shops,s museaum s , brilliant phenominals
You seem like a sweet and positive person and truly enjoy all the world has to offer. Bon voyage!
I've always been a fan of your videos. Love the tone, the details and the great video quality. Please keep uploading these! I'm now wishing to see a video of yours in Stockholm, probably my favorite city in the world. Thanks!
VERY NICE COPENHAGEN
THANK YOU SIR
Thought I would live a comment and say that I'm looking forward to part two! This part was great - loved the cinematography and narrative!
+Mathias Immerkær Did the v/o last night, should be up soon. Thanks.
This was one of the more enjoyable videos about Copenhagen. I see it says part one, so I hope there is a part two! I'm planning on going in August
All my videos are on my website under category. There is Part 2 on Copenhagen, Malmo and a full film.
Amazing video,very good work!
O grande fotógrafo voltou Juliano
beautiful video and Amazing
Good movie. THX!
You have a magnificent voice.
Sofus, I just love his voice. Actually I was reading through the comments just to find someone appreciate his voice and you did.
We danish native people can also make movies about Copenhagen (København), for example - come on a romantic trip with "The Copenhagen Fire Brigade of the 1888´s (going to Kongens Nytorv) English text for tourists, but delivered by a danish heart. Solfald Film by Kim Sporring. Channels: Solfald København or Solfald Nørrebro
Excellent video! 👍
I really enjoyed the video and the poetic quality of the narration!
Congrats to both of ye!
Thanks, appreciate the comment.
Cheers from Brasil ;)
Maybe better not use voice over? Like Brando Li or Yuri Palma?
wonderful
Nice video and narrative. I enjoyed your videos so much, and look forward for more. Do you write the scripts yourself? Are you British? American? other?
Man, who is the clarinetist? Brilliant.
what is the camera (or was it an add-on handle for phone) Nate using early in the video while you enjoyed coffee?
+caribbeanpot It was an iPhone add on that we bought from the supplier in Barcelona a year and a half ago. It was a startup project. He loves it.
+prsw100 called shoulderpod S1!
i muted and played some Jeff Buckley- Lover, You Should've Come Over + Oasis - Some Might Say and was not disappointed! ty
Great video!
What is your camera?
All my gear is listed on my website at Xscion.org homepage. The Sony X100 was used for this. Paul
Bo que nome lindo, que foto linda
Hi There
can you share with me About the Airbnb in Copenhagen?
The name of the owner of the Airbnb Thank you
Ill try to find the info, but you can look at the apartment on the film and see it on airbnb!
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1:44 : Did you just call Denmark a city?? :P
+tjay84 Ouch, I meant Country.
:-D
Não falo sua língua, mas mesmo assim vale a pena assistir o vídeo 👍😃😚
Terrific video and narrative. The narrator, however, was apparently not schooled on certain proper pronunciations. Nyhavn is not New Haven, but is pronounced New Houn. Nor does it mean New Haven, but rather, New Harbor. Same holds true for Kobenhavn - not Kobenhavn, but Kopen Houn.
And there was I thinking the English word haven was a Scandinavian word (as many English words are), synonymous with harbour and port. As for Copenhagen, I was speaking English. I pronounced it the way they did when they announced in English on the train. If you are eager to pronounce words like they are pronounced and written in the native country, start with English. As for me I'm ok with your harbor. ;)