Our trip to Aarhus, Denmark's 2nd biggest city !
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- Hi guys ☀️👋🏻
It’s Margaux, I’m French 🇫🇷 and I live in Denmark 🇩🇰
Today I’m sharing our trip to Aarhus! 🇩🇰☀️
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In Fredericia the traffic lights are soldiers 🙂 Århus is my 2nd favorite city/town in Denmark ♥️
Interesting ! 😃
what is your 1st favorite city in Denmark?☺️😊
@@viktorievoracova498 Odense :-)
Good video! Aarhus is great, especially the museums and the eateries! If you guys are into art, you should go to the ARoS museum in Aarhus some time. It’s one of Denmark’s best for classic as well as contemporary art! It’s even great for kids, because they have an area where kids have a museum worker at their disposal, who will tell them about art and help them make their own works of art. And -> one piece of art people can walk through, and that’s Olafur Eliasson’s Your rainbow panorama at the top of the building.
Yes we wanted to go to that museum, sadly we didn’t have time but we will definitely go there next time 😍
Salut Margaux. About 20 years ago - and it seems like yesterday - we had my daughter in the tahoes in ca at some historical village like your Ribas trip. I say this just cause you’ll turn around as I recently did on the weekend of July 31st when she turned 25, and say “Where did our lives go?” Perhaps some day I will shoot a video myself of an old castle in Nyborg, under the grey skies of automne, with la premiere feuilles mortes in that lake of swans beside the castle, and this will be my soundtrack here: th-cam.com/video/rjpA3SnwyDA/w-d-xo.html dedicated to “that French lady” and her family in Odense, who showed us Americans the exit strategy to Denmark. 🇺🇸🇫🇷
I'm a Belgian woman living in Denmark (Rødby) and I love Aarhus / My kids love to watch your video's to understand why I choose for Denmark - my daughters name is Margot
Thank you so much Sarah I’m glad you and your kids enjoy my videos ! 😊😃👍🏻 thanks for your comment 😊
Den Gamle by. Another childhood memory. When visiting my dad apparently thought it would be free. When presented with the cost for the entire family to enter he said:
"I understand running this place cost money. But! why do you have to make an entire years profit today! And why on just me!"
Dont know what it cost now, but 20 years ago it apparently was expensive.
Yes … 😞 it cost 150kr per adult , but free for kids 😊
Next time a little south of Århus is Moesgaard Museum. You will love it. It is about prehistory. And the building very special. Love your videos, I alwas get happy.
Thank you! Im glad you enjoy the videos 😊 and yes we would love to go to that museum😍 next time! 🇩🇰👍🏻
I just talked yesterday to a friend about going to den gamle by. It's been many years since the last time. Also that tea really sounds weird 😅😂.
Btw Jylland offers a lot of things so good idea to explore more
I really enjoyed it !!🇩🇰🏠😊👍🏻 i think i could go there several times 😊
That tea it seems you either love it or hate it hahaha 😆
Can’t wait to explore more of Jylland 🤩😊👍🏻
Now that you have seen Den Gamle By, I highly recommend that you go there in December.
The X-mas setup is absolutely great.
Too bad about the glass floor crack at Salling 😔
Yes great recommandation! And Christmas markets also in Aarhus are pretty nice i heard right? 🤩
@@AFrenchWomanLivingInDenmark
From what I've seen, you're correct 🙂
But I'm living in Vejle, so I'm not that much into X-mas in Århus.
We do drive to Den Gamle By every year for X-mas though, just because it's so cozy there, with hot Glögg and Æbleskiver 🙂
I'm glad you had a great trip to Jylland 😎👍
'Wake Up' is just amazing value for the money. Spent the weekend in Copenhagen. The hotel was pretty much right next to the Central Station.. Dead center. Just had to 'crash'.. So I chose the cheapest. But it had all I needed.. For 400kr per night.
Yes i agree ! 😊👍🏻
#1 I have to say your filming is very good. Most people move their camera/phone back and forth way too fast. You actually do it perfectly; not too fast and not to slow. And preplanned (wow).
Thanks a lot 😊! I have a lot to learn still though 😄😅
Just being curious: which region in France are you from? - I don't hear much of an accent so it could be "anywhere", l like accents and my gf is Walloon and very cute with that Belgian French accent.
I grew up near Paris , in the suburbs 🙂
@@AFrenchWomanLivingInDenmark : merci / tak. 🙂
As an off line note: there are long lasting historical relations between France & Denmark, we even joined France after germany attacked us during the Napoleonic wars, so oui you can not be a stranger to us and we of course accept the French (and people from Van Pays and Belgium equally). Actually here in Copenhague we have the region of "Dragør" where the "Dutch" and Flemmish emmigrants settled back in time, smiles. 🙂
need to go for a football match in Aarhus, AGF is the only team worth watching ;) and Friheden
You hooked up with that tattooed, bearded son of a b###h? 😄 [Tell him I said that!]
The viking street lights are only at the edge of what was the historical centre of Aarhus.
Ok! 😃I think in Odense it’s only in the city center 😊
I've lived closed to Aarhus for 11 years and never heard of that traffic light. Yes, it's a big deal! 🙂
That was irony btw...
Soon would be visiting Aarhus.
Verdens mindste storby (~ the smallest metropolis on earth)
Smilets by (~The smile's city)
Enjoyed the video! That was a beautiful city! Thanks so much for sharing you're trip! 😃👍
Thanks for watching ! 😊 im glad you enjoyed it ! ☀️😍
Hi , I would like to ask about Aarhus ! What’s your opinion about work and live in Aarhus ? Is a nice place for a kid ? Or Copenhagen is better ?
Thank you for the videos !
We are from Greece and we plan to live in Denmark , your videos are very helpful
Hi! I just went for a day so i wouldn’t be able to help you regarding Århus 🙁 it really depends on what is important to you! We live in Odense as a family and love it, Fyn is a great place to stay ☺️
How are you
If you need a topic to talk about you could talk about how many French words actually exist in the Danish language, it would not be bragging but might take the edge of things for other possible French people that might want to move up here and educate some of us Danes too, surely we write the words a little different but the pronounciation is basically the same and French language already has the "æ, ø, å" sounds built into it so it should not be all that hard, a bit of cultural crossover that might be useful or inspirational, certainly an entertaining subject. 😉
Thanks for the recommendation, that’s a good idea 😊😉
Shame I didn’t see you in århus. I work there every day😄. Nice video Margaux, and a beautiful family. And you are just as adorable as that truck😄.
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If I may ask: Do you talk to your kids in English, French or Danish? I think I heard you talk in English to one of your (lovely) boys at the playground before going in. ~2:30
Hi 👋🏻😊 i speak only french to my son , mostly english with my partner and he speaks danish to our son 🇫🇷🇩🇰🇬🇧
@@AFrenchWomanLivingInDenmark Yeah ok, now I'm confused. 😄 Thanks a lot.
your husband looks similar like the Viking Ragnar Lothbrok from the tvseries
Tv is not reality, Ragnar Lodbrog was! 😂
#4 I really didn't know about the special traffic lights in Aarhus and Odense! --- Glad you found some veggie burgers. ;)
Give your husband a fist bump from me. He's doing daddying so well.
If he just trim and keep his beard a bit it could look much more tidy and even though. Not saying he needs to lose it, it's quite amazing how it is. But keeping it a bit would make it look better to be honest.
Grew up in Silkeborg, love Aarhus.
Thanks for your comment 😃 and yes he’s going to a barber soon 😆
@@AFrenchWomanLivingInDenmark it can be kept well at home, but of course, a barber knows exactly what has to be done. Same reason I always hesitate when my wife asks me to cut her hair... I have no clue what I'm doing, my own hair can be done with a trimmer set at a certain length 😆
Have a great day, all of you.
@@BenjaminVestergaard yes he can get good advice and then do it himself afterwards 😊 haha yes i think it’s trickier to cut a woman’s hair then a good trim for you 😂
#2 Next time you should visit Moesgaard Museum (a bit outside Aarhus). The best high tech, nerdy and interesting one I've ever seen. You can spend hours and hours there. I don't know what they've got for kids though. Probably a lot, but I went with my sister and she only lasted two hours 🙁.
I've been at Louvre but can't compare (art vs history).
Yes we did want to go there ! Next time hopefully we can 😊
I really like your 'still' videos and your perspective on life, but I LOVE your sharing the high lights of your life with a moving camera and to get a look into your family. I think you will benefit from showing a little bit more of your surroundings. NOT to much but fun in the garden, taking a walk or just some fun evening at home.
I think you’re right 😉🙂
#5 Yes, you need to go back and see more, as you said. Next year rent a camper and spend 2 or 3 weeks driving ALL over Jutland from south to north. Jutland has the most diverse nature in Denmark.
That’s a great idea 😃👍🏻
you should visit marselisborg dyrehave next time you go to aarhus, it's a park where you can get up close with deers
Yes ! 😍 We really wanted to do that 🥺
#6 Whatever you do don't miss Råbjerg Mile!! Your kids will love it. Guaranteed! It's like a desert with sand dunes. Litterally. And not at the beach!
Next after Legoland (Billund), Råbjerg Mile is probably the best thing for your kids (and that tattooed guy). 👍🏻🏜️😉
Never heard of it , thanks ! 😊
What a lot of exclamation marks I made up there. 🤔
But that's because I still remember my visit as a 17 year old - with my family.
Råbjerg Mile is like a cartoon desert becoming reality.
Est-ce que votre mari et vous parlez danois ensemble ? Et votre fils parle-t-il danois et français ?
Lige lidt usikker på den sidste del, har måtte slå en del op omkring grammatikken.
Taler og læser du selv dansk?
Je dois reconnaître qu’on ne parle pas suffisamment danois entre nous deux malheureusement 😬, on finit toujours avec l’anglais … notre fils par contre parle français, danois et anglais 😊
Jeg forstår dansk meget mere end jeg snakker det 😊
@@AFrenchWomanLivingInDenmark with your level of English, you'll hardly ever need to speak much Danish. But it's a good thing to understand it, given how official letters to you will almost always be in Danish.
@@BenjaminVestergaard yes and i think it’s important to speak the language of the country you live in especially on the long term so i learn a bit every day 😊 i do want to reach a good level one day 😊
@@AFrenchWomanLivingInDenmark My wife and I chose to bring up our kids according to the "one parent, one language" philosophy, we speak each of our native languages to our kids, and English in between us. So far we have a 6 year old that speaks 3 languages, and an 18 months old that is just getting used to language in general.
The reason we went for this strategy is that I would not like if my children didn't know how to speak with the grandparents.
There's plenty of English speaking sources on YT and others, so our daughter does this very well too. But it's kinda nice to know that she can do fluent Danish and Cantonese as well.
I love languages, and the earlier they learn, the easier it will be to pick up another, because they have a more flexible view of grammar.
Edit: of course growing up in DK our daughter is more fluent in Danish, but we've stood our ground, one parent one language.
@@BenjaminVestergaard 100% with that, this is what we do too in our home ☺️👍🏻