Another fun fact; Dutch people spend a lot of time online and they are drawn to videos about their own country. If you want to get views on TH-cam, make it about the Netherlands...
@AlbertZonneveld holstein is a later variant my friend. I cant be botherd translating it from the dutch wiki but basically fries-holland race is the base to all black and white subraces. Only after export did it become the holstein variant (and not in germany but mainly america.)
Other fun facts about the Netherlands: carrots are orange because of the Dutch. Other famous inventions are the CD, bluetooth, the submarine, the fire hose, the cassette tape and the microsope. Many people don't know that Philips and Shell are Dutch companies. Philips (and Sony?) invented the CD. The Dutch are also very successful in speed skating and shorttrack.
Some extra fun additions Point 9, we learn to read and speak English from elementary school. Point 13. If it's a girl you traditionally eat pink colored muisjes, and if it's a boy you eat blue. Extra fun fact, muisjes is directly translated to "Little mice" Point 15, don't forget our ice skating and F1 racing with Max verstappen being basically unbeatable. Point 29 and 52, Almost 59 of our lands are in danger if a dijk or this sea defense fails as we literally build under sea level. Nederland (how we say and write the Netherlands) literally means lower lands. Extra fun fact: this system has been used as a weapon in earlier times where we fought off the armies of Napoleon by just flooding our lands. Point 40, As you can see, our flag used to be orange, white and blue and was known as the Prince flag. Orange because our royal family. This was slowly replaced long ago for red. Point, 42 and 61, We are known as the gateway to Europa with one of the most important harbor and airport. point 57, both are laws every Dutch person completely ignore and you get a fair warning if the police reacts at all. Point 66, often in the middle of the circle there is table with a platter of small cubes of cheese and slices of sausage, we all talk to the person straight ahead so it's often very noisy and chaotic. And we have a word for the atmosphere and mood that can't be translated to another language, which is called "gezelligheid" (or abbreviations like gezellig) Point 69, We have cops that doesn't even wear guns here because the cops are trained to de-escalate situations. There is a lot of mutal respect between citizens and cops.
I love that his mind was blown by stroopwafels! I live in the Netherlands and it is very nice to see a different perspective on things that seem very mundane to me. Keep up the good work. Lots of love from the Netherlands!
@@pim1234We all know that but that wasn't the topic, furthermore Nieuw Amsterdam was not sold to the USA but to the British, and was traded (again; not sold!) for Suriname at the Treaty of Westminster in 1674, after it was first taken by force as retaliation.
I would like to add some things on these facts: Number 8, Giethoorn, actually used to be a village without any roads. In the old village center, you only have some foot paths, but other than that, you have to travel by boat through the canals. Now the outskirts of this town do have roads. Number 13: we have the "beschuit met muisjes" in both blue and pink colors, indicating the gender of the baby. Number 24 (supermarket/purchasing power): Some people are struggling here too, to buy good and healthy food. But overall, we have access to good, healthy food everywhere. Number 29: This is actually somewhat unique to The Netherlands, other countries like Germany, the UK or the US are struggling with this too. Number 31: Heineken used to be the biggest producer, until Corona beer from Mexico passed them a few years ago. Number 58: We're also the biggest exporter of flowers worldwide. Number 64: This is actually an underground parking garage for bicycles. Number 66: Campfires in nature aren't allowed though, so the image is misleading.
Not everyone here can imagine eating fish every day... nowadays it is no longer affordable... we certainly take the environment into account... we separate a lot of waste before we throw it away... and it is certainly a beautiful country... but also here poverty is starting to catch up... it's not just tulips you smell...greatings from the netherlands
Ik weet wel ... er zijn veel mensen die zoiets echt niet kunnen betalen omdat ze ziek zijn of in de schuld sanering zitten of geestelijk of lichaamlijk iets hebben ik zie het hier in het zuiden toch echt steeds meer..helaas....
Dutch were first builders/inhabitants of New York when it was called New Amsterdam. We, after war with the English, lost it but kept Surinam and the isle Run in the Molukans (good trade I think)
I swear, if I were a millionaire, I would bring the two of you over to Europe for a few years and take you to every country and as many places as I could. Unlike the typical tourist who only wants some cool pics for "the gram", to go to the beach, eat and shop, you really, really appreciate everything. Wonderful things that too many people take for granted fill you with wonder and amazement and that's so good to see!
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dont have to be a milionaire. just throw away ur pasports visit Ter Apel and come live here. You will get language lessons insurances and within two years ull get a house. .From there on, you can live ur dream
Thank you very much, your comment was so nice. 🥰 One day we will visit this beautiful country, it may not be today, it may not be tomorrow, but one day it will happen. Let's not lose hope. Thanks for watching ❤️
We are one world after all. It is a good thing you have an open mind to other countries. We'll all benefit when we inspire each other. Greetings from the Netherlands.
I think we Dutch often forget how good we have it. I live on a fixed income due to disability. Below the minimum wage. And though it is sometimes hard, and I have to seriously watch my spending, I’m still able to live relatively comfortable. And yeah, it’s tough. But in many many other countries, I’d for sure be worse off.
And if you are wondering how they are paying for all of that. Natural gas, before this discovery the netherlands wasn't as rich, people tend to forget that sometimes, a country gets lucky.
Seems overall the facts given are all about right even if many are oversimplified. I wanted to respond on some but this video just contains to many, Few things I do want to mention though There is the mention of the high happiness, there will be most likely be a number of Dutch in the comment over time saying how this is not true and everything sucks. This is also typical Dutch behavior, we are world champions complaining. This however is how we became the succesful, rich, somewhat prospering country we are, we complain and things change.You want things to change, you voice what you want changed, if enough people make their voice heard, things change.
For some of us Dutch its good for them to watch expats in the Netherlands. To see true there foreigners eyes how wel its over here in the Netherlands. But also a big yes,we need to complain over our country. No need to stall in that.
Tbf I dont really think thats how it works. I dont think in the past all we did was complain. Just complaining wouldn't have led to all these great inventions and us becoming one of the richest countries in the world. It was all about acknowledging there is a problem and then try to solve it instead of just complaining
@@littleDutchie92 Of course how I say it is an oversimplification of things. But all those great inventions started with someone complaining they weren't able to do something right? "I need a better way to play my music" .. And there was the cassette tape, "I can't measure the car speed correctly" .. boom Speedcamera. I don't say it is "just complaining", I say, our tendency to complain a lot triggers our progress in many ways. Take our bike infrastructure, we can literally thank that to people complaining about the bad traffic and many traffic kills. Without the demonstrations in the 70's we would have followed the USA and be car dependent instead of being the cycle capital of the world. Complaining works.
No its not like trailers: the go from small 40m2 too 2 story 120m2, it is like a villa on the water. or there old river boots converted to houses. They are pretty expensive to live in mostly.
Isso dá apenas uma visão limitada dos Países Baixos e nem tudo está correto. Há um foco muito grande nas cidades mais antigas e no passado. No entanto, a grande inovação está na região da cidade de Eindhoven. A empresa Philips começou lá e fez muitas invenções, como a fita cassete, o CD, a máquina de barbear elétrica e mais 165.000 invenções. Hoje em dia, a ASML, um ramo da Philips, é a empresa de tecnologia mais importante da Europa e líder mundial na fabricação da máquina litográfica mais avançada. Nenhuma outra empresa é tão tecnologicamente avançada que possa se aproximar da ASML em 10 anos. Seria legal fazer um vídeo sobre isso :-) Procure por ASML.
New York , Indonesian , Australia, South Africa, Nederlands Antilles, Bonaire, Curaçao’ was once Dutch territory. Now I live in New Zealand which was discovered by the Netherlander Able Tasman.
In Netherlands about our bags in Supermarkets. We’ve always bring our own big shopper bags that are made from fibers cuz you can stuff ALLOT of products in it and you don’t have to buy multiples plastic bags cuz its bad for the environment.
We Dutchies did solve a lot of problems and now have a pretty high and happy level of living, but that also comes with tax consequences like 50% income tax, (more or less) and everything is taxed. We pay taxes over taxes on the energy for instance. But all that money does go to proper roads without potholes, water management, social safetynet, proper health care etc. So many people say "you guys are so rich" or "you're not poor" but we do have poverty too. You just don't see it in the "facts video's" because nobody wants to show their bad side. We too have homelessness, we too have drug addicts, and we too have people living just below the poverty line... having to go to the foodbanks for food etc. So yeah, we are a rich country, and we have a lot of innovative stuff and good ideas, good export, but there are housing shortages, youth mental health waiting lists from the Nethrelands to Tokyo. And some other problems to solve. It's a nice fact video, but for sure doesn't show any negatives ;-)
Ik begrijp wat je wilt zeggen, maar ze hebben niet zo veel aan deze informatie. Onze zorgen (die jij benoemd) die zijn niks vergeleken met de dingen waar zij tegenaan lopen. Het staat totaal niet in verhouding. Dit is ook een van de redenen waarom ik het leuk/fijn vind om dit soort videos te kijken. Het zet me even weer met beide benen aan de grond en laat me weer eens duidelijk beseffen hoe goed we het hebben (ondanks onze problemen). Sommige mensen roep-toeteren wel eens, dat het ergens anders veel beter is. Maar in zijn volledigheid bekeken, denk ik voor 75% dat dit niet het geval is. Het gras bij de buren is echt niet groener.
to the poor remark in between 24 & 25. poor is relative. No in the Netherlands in general aren't poor (classes) of people like in brazil. However as life cost, taxes, insurances, living, health, cars etc. are more expensive to buy than in for this case brazil. A for brazilian definition of lower middle class earnings, can classify in the netherlands as poor.
Yeah, in almost all professional sporting events, Dutch people wear orange. Frankly, it's just simpler than a flag suit. Consciously or subconsciously that would be something you'd have to decode in your mind to see what's what. And I don't mean literal flag, but oftentimes you do see attire reusing the flag's palette and if it's not something you're used to seeing you end up having to figure it out by trying to match it up in your mind.
@@ajaxamsterdam9095 Of course, as am I, that wasn't the question tho. Being proud on something, like being Dutch, French or British or being white or black, short or tall are things you hadn't do anything for other then being born, which is an achievement of your mom (and dad).
The orange is because they were once the rulers of the city of Orange in France. Orange sounds very similar to Dutch oranje, the colour. Dutch cuisine is not that good.
Another fun fact: in 1652 the dutch ate their prime minister because they weren't happy with him. He declined the poor people from food and yeah, they took revenge
Huizen zijn extreem duur..mensen die 40 jaar terug een huis hebben gekocht lopen binnen .Kids zijn weg .Huis is vrij .En 2 pensioenen ...kan mij die starter nu schelen...
Tulips are originally from Turkey, not the Netherlands. They just seem to grow a lot better here. I have 3 pairs of klompen, yes I do use mine. Although to be fair it's more to take out the trash then anything else. Easier then to put on your shoes and your feet won't get as dirty as when you use flip flops. A good addition is stones and other junk won't be able to hurt you. Giethoorn has ONLY canals and NO ROADS. English is not the first language, however it is a official language regardless. Primary language is Dutch, secondary is Frisian (which is spoken in the province of Friesland). The country has many official languages, but most are added recently thanks to woke culture (which clearly isn't a good sign in this case as it makes dialects suddenly languages while they are not) Beschuit met muisjes needs some additional context. For a boy you would use blue and white, for a girl you use pink and white. However you have various other color variants for other occasions and reasons. Orange being only sold around the king's birthday and not on other days for example. 3:41 "Fierljeppen" as it's called in Frisian where this sport originates from. In Dutch it's called "polstokspringen" and English it uses the Frisian word strangely enough. But can also be named "canal vaulting". The idea is to run towards that pole and use your momentum to have the pole move forward while you climb to the top to make as much distance as possible. It however originates with farmers that wanted to keep their feet dry when trying to cross a narrow canal between 2 pieces of land. Instead of placing bridges they decided to use a pole instead. We used to pay for plastic bags, but then the woke agenda had to be pushed so we don't have any plastic bags anymore. I use a backpack to carry my groceries for years already, so i'm not directly affected though. Dutch Antilles being not too far away from Brazil obviously. It's a flight of just a few hours even. Efteling is build before Disney was even a thing. Disney even stole a lot of the rides and ideas from the Efteling and tries to this day to shut down Efteling to make sure no one finds out. Herring is gross, I throw up within 2 minutes after eating it. I prefer kibbeling myself. Which is battered chunks of fish fried. I prefer tea, I can't stand coffee haha. Anti-flooding systems didn't start with the delta-works project. It started at least 1500 years before if not before that. This by making simple hills so people could escape the floods. The Dutch flag is the original tri-color flag, then France stole it and after that many other nations. All tri-color flags are based upon the Dutch design. Yes, canal boats are owned by people who indeed are living on these boats. Amsterdam is however not the only city that has people living on boats. You can find similar boats in England, but those are not for living so far I'm aware. Also the British variants are way smaller and more narrow. For living in trailers, well the Dutch are known for traveling during summer holidays with their caravans (trailer houses pretty much) to other countries. Floating houses are a thing as well, these do not have a engine but are held in place by poles. They can rise and lower with the tides without any issues. Correction regarding coffeeshops or rather the well known product they sell. Technically it is ILLEGAL in the Netherlands. However the police won't bother you if you have 5 grams or less with you are are smoking in one of these shops or at home. It's however tourists that really enjoy it the most.
@@3rdworldpeoplereact If you at any time have an addresse were we can send something to just let it know here and I will send you something. And I am sure that more people will do so.
As a Dutchman there are a coupke things to consider. 1 The Netherlands is very small. (18mil population and also in land area it is really small) Obviously it is easier to manage a smaller operation than a bigger operation. Another thing is that Dutch are the best complainers on the planet. They will always find something that could be better, and they will name it as well. This makes them better, but also less pleasant ;)
4:21 it is actually bullshit... you buy drinks in plastic bottles, buy bread in plastic bags, milk and such in plastick packages, but the bags you take them home in are bad for the environment.. uuhuu..
Nice video. But currently we are also making a lot of mistakes that need to be fixed. Mostly with an overflow of asylum seekers from Islamic countries who will never assimilate fully. The cultures are way to different. But we do need immigrants for jobs but we make it very hard for people of South America to come and live here where their culture is pretty similar to ours. We also make it difficult for Asian people who are often Buddhist and again their culture has much more in common with ours. We recently had new elections and the party that is against these Islamic asylum seekers is the biggest political party now. What we should do is keep them all out and let people who want to work and have a pretty similar cultural background in.
Em primeiro lugar, você está convidado a visitar. Mas há muito mais coisas sobre o nosso país que você precisa/vai descobrir. Pergunte a si mesmo: por que as cenouras são laranjas?
Olá! na minha opinião não se deve esquecer que num vídeo como este você vê apenas os “destaques”, a Holanda não é perfeita! Não existe país perfeito. Cada país tem pessoas reais com problemas reais. Os holandeses em geral gostam de manter silêncio sobre os seus próprios problemas para quem está de fora, enquanto apontam os dos outros... Apenas a minha opinião, claro. Eu amo seus vídeos! Saudações da Holanda!
2:37 What the actual f***. I've been there a number of times and I have never in my life heard anyone refer to Giethoorn as "The Venice of the North". I think he got his little factoids confused there, because The Venice of the North is indeed a very well known alias, but not for that; for Amsterdam. Amsterdam is called that. And, fun fact, it actually has more canals than the real Venice. A lot more.
That's a no. Where Amsterdam is much bigger and has a lot of canals it also has a lot of roads. Giethoorn has very few roads. So the Venice of the North is most definitely Giethoorn.
The Netherlands is much more than the two Holland provinces they mainly showed you here. They showed you part of Rotterdam when they mentioned Amsterdam; I mean the red bridge in the left background. You have to pay for plastic bags in shops and supermarkets so you bring your own. Oh yes, there are more poor people than you think. Poor to dutch standards but they get support by governmental subsidies for healthcare, living etc. Nature is under severe threat and in bad shape. Almost all dutch names were pronounced quite wrongly but ok he tried. Gouda is pronounced as gowdah. Gow like in cow.
But.... as a Dutchman I have always loved the Brazilian team and the Netherlands never won the World Cup. Brazil won it 5 times! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 💪🎉 Forza Brasil!
The secret to social democracies, europe style, is taking care of your citizens at the expense of the third world via unequal exchange and destabilisation, but they're vulnerable to the same class of aggressive capitalists and fascists that are curently running the US (for example). They still do the same exploitation the US does, but take care of themselves, or at least used to. As mentioned, maintaining those social policies AND constant growth isn't viable when your military, industrial and economic power is waning on the global stage, and so everywhere in Europe we see rollback on social policies, and a rise of fascists.
I am confused how you consider yourself a 3rd world country? ... perhaps you should research these terms: first, second and third world countries. From my European perspective you are not 3rd world nation. Most of the nations in your area are not. Kudos to you citizens. You sound coming from the Southern Americas. Anyone who ever told you you are a 3rd world country... at this time... is utterly mistaken. Besides... what an utterly disrespectfull way to look at other countries like this.
A 3th world is a poor country. Thst has terrible life conditions, less to zero opportunities, lots of poverty, unstsble etc. Which brazil is. Its by definition a 3th world
Belgium is worth visiting too! I joke that Flanders is to the Netherlands a bit like what is Austria to Germany. More catholic, better food, a common but distinct and somewhat old fashioned version of the common language. Wallonia offers more French influences. Brussels is seat to the EU and NATO. Antwerp is a beautiful city, as are Gent and Brugge.
Also funny fact... the Netherlands is the only country who makes the most advanced micro chips. Which is litterally the heart of all devices. Which pretty much the entire world using. Especially the U.S. its time the Netherlands stop giving the U.S. these micro chips.
Well... I'm Dutch and I'm unfit for work.. (PTSD) And I can't buy the food I really need... healthy food! Because I live on benefits I'm pretty poor compared with healthy people who can work. So my food is pretty much all cheap fast food that I bake in the oven... fries and hamburgers. No money for healthy food. And healthy food is getting even more expensive over here. But part of the problem is also... I'm very lonely.. no family... few friends because most people just can't understand what PTSD is and does to a person so they think I'm crazy or something. So I have 2 cats to not feel lonely... And they get the best food while I live on fries and hamburgers. I'm not gonna go cheap on my cats... so for having cats to not be so lonely I have to pay a price. Give my cats the best food and for myself I have to take the cheapest stuff I can find.. not only with food. Also with clothes and toothpaste and showergel and stuff.. the cheapest I can find. Because of this my hair feels like straw!!!!!😅 But hey.... it could be worse.🤷 At least I have food.. not healthy food.. but at least it fills my stomach! In 3rd world countries some people have an empty stomach for days! So I'll just live with it.🤷 At least I found a hobby recently that can give me some extra money from time to time so I can buy a healthy chicken ceasar salad once every few weeks.👍 I'm always looking to make some extra money with hobbies the legal way. Because I don't wanna end up in prison I'm not gonna go the criminal path to get some extra money. Did that... never again! It just makes me feel sick about myself. I'm so proud of myself that I didn't do anything criminal in the last 10 years! I was a master shoplifter and scooter/moped thief... But I'm trying to like myself again... I can't like myself if I would still do shoplifting and stuff! 😅 It's not easy and I'm depressed but lile I said... it could be worse if I look at other countries.
@@AsscherMazzelaarbruh its absolutely not easy to get around with a wajong smh. Actualy... they having atleast few 100 euros short to be able to pay the bills. You clearly have no clue what you are talking about. 😂
Another fun fact; Dutch people spend a lot of time online and they are drawn to videos about their own country. If you want to get views on TH-cam, make it about the Netherlands...
Indeed! :-D
So true😂
Amen brother.
mwah 🤣
And you believe that doesnt apply to any other country or group of people🤷♂
And don't forget that the Netherlands is only 0.49% the size of Brazil :D. Thanks for your honest and nice reaction :).
I am Dutch, it all have to do with the attitude of the people towards life and work
Extra facts. The netherlands invented Bluetooth, wifi, orange carots, black and white cows.
No no no! Friesian cows are only sort of Dutch.
@@AdLockhorst-bf8pz true they have been cultivated for a while outside the netherlands but the name sais it all.
@@ruhalfoyls Holstein frisian cows are mayby more german than dutch
Invented black white cows???😂They already have colored cows too?
@AlbertZonneveld holstein is a later variant my friend. I cant be botherd translating it from the dutch wiki but basically fries-holland race is the base to all black and white subraces. Only after export did it become the holstein variant (and not in germany but mainly america.)
Other fun facts about the Netherlands: carrots are orange because of the Dutch. Other famous inventions are the CD, bluetooth, the submarine, the fire hose, the cassette tape and the microsope. Many people don't know that Philips and Shell are Dutch companies. Philips (and Sony?) invented the CD. The Dutch are also very successful in speed skating and shorttrack.
Don't forget WiFi 😉
Don't forget WiFi!
And F1 with Max Verstappen, in short ... we are the best ! 😁
Wow, we had no idea, so carrots are orange because of the Dutch, it's a mind blowing fact 🤯🤯
LOL @@3rdworldpeoplereact
Some extra fun additions
Point 9, we learn to read and speak English from elementary school.
Point 13. If it's a girl you traditionally eat pink colored muisjes, and if it's a boy you eat blue. Extra fun fact, muisjes is directly translated to "Little mice"
Point 15, don't forget our ice skating and F1 racing with Max verstappen being basically unbeatable.
Point 29 and 52, Almost 59 of our lands are in danger if a dijk or this sea defense fails as we literally build under sea level. Nederland (how we say and write the Netherlands) literally means lower lands. Extra fun fact: this system has been used as a weapon in earlier times where we fought off the armies of Napoleon by just flooding our lands.
Point 40, As you can see, our flag used to be orange, white and blue and was known as the Prince flag. Orange because our royal family. This was slowly replaced long ago for red.
Point, 42 and 61, We are known as the gateway to Europa with one of the most important harbor and airport.
point 57, both are laws every Dutch person completely ignore and you get a fair warning if the police reacts at all.
Point 66, often in the middle of the circle there is table with a platter of small cubes of cheese and slices of sausage, we all talk to the person straight ahead so it's often very noisy and chaotic. And we have a word for the atmosphere and mood that can't be translated to another language, which is called "gezelligheid" (or abbreviations like gezellig)
Point 69, We have cops that doesn't even wear guns here because the cops are trained to de-escalate situations. There is a lot of mutal respect between citizens and cops.
Thank you for loving The Netherlands. Greets from Amsterdam
Nice video although that shot of tulips at 0.47 is Canada (Agassiz, BC) not the Netherlands. The mountains in the background are a dead giveaway.
I love that his mind was blown by stroopwafels! I live in the Netherlands and it is very nice to see a different perspective on things that seem very mundane to me. Keep up the good work. Lots of love from the Netherlands!
Brazil was a Dutch colony from 1630 to 1654, nice that you react so spontaneously to the Netherlands. Keep up the nice video's you make, i love tham.
It was a small part of brazil
Only Salvador de Bahía was, not the rest of Brazil.
But still. And we colonized Indonesia for 300 years, and South Africa and we sold New York to the USA ...@@laziojohnny79
@@pim1234We all know that but that wasn't the topic, furthermore Nieuw Amsterdam was not sold to the USA but to the British, and was traded (again; not sold!) for Suriname at the Treaty of Westminster in 1674, after it was first taken by force as retaliation.
@@pim1234 Colonization is not something to brag about bud
Greetings from the Netherlands, great reaction!
Top video again, thanks. , greetings from the Netherlands
6:21 raw herring, my good lady.. Salted, raw herring with unions :D deliciuos!!
How different, we don't have anything like that here, it looked incredible
I would like to add some things on these facts:
Number 8, Giethoorn, actually used to be a village without any roads. In the old village center, you only have some foot paths, but other than that, you have to travel by boat through the canals. Now the outskirts of this town do have roads.
Number 13: we have the "beschuit met muisjes" in both blue and pink colors, indicating the gender of the baby.
Number 24 (supermarket/purchasing power): Some people are struggling here too, to buy good and healthy food. But overall, we have access to good, healthy food everywhere.
Number 29: This is actually somewhat unique to The Netherlands, other countries like Germany, the UK or the US are struggling with this too.
Number 31: Heineken used to be the biggest producer, until Corona beer from Mexico passed them a few years ago.
Number 58: We're also the biggest exporter of flowers worldwide.
Number 64: This is actually an underground parking garage for bicycles.
Number 66: Campfires in nature aren't allowed though, so the image is misleading.
there is so much more, but this is a good start
Not everyone here can imagine eating fish every day... nowadays it is no longer affordable... we certainly take the environment into account... we separate a lot of waste before we throw it away... and it is certainly a beautiful country... but also here poverty is starting to catch up... it's not just tulips you smell...greatings from the netherlands
We zijn d3 rijkste van Europa .Je kan elke dag een baan vinden..Lonen zijn hoog....
Ik weet wel ... er zijn veel mensen die zoiets echt niet kunnen betalen omdat ze ziek zijn of in de schuld sanering zitten of geestelijk of lichaamlijk iets hebben ik zie het hier in het zuiden toch echt steeds meer..helaas....
Dutch were first builders/inhabitants of New York when it was called New Amsterdam. We, after war with the English, lost it but kept Surinam and the isle Run in the Molukans (good trade I think)
Actualy we didnt really fought with eachother in that war. We didnt saw any value in New Amsterdam and gave it to the british. No blood been shared.
I swear, if I were a millionaire, I would bring the two of you over to Europe for a few years and take you to every country and as many places as I could.
Unlike the typical tourist who only wants some cool pics for "the gram", to go to the beach, eat and shop, you really, really appreciate everything.
Wonderful things that too many people take for granted fill you with wonder and amazement and that's so good to see!
dont have to be a milionaire. just throw away ur pasports visit Ter Apel and come live here. You will get language lessons insurances and within two years ull get a house. .From there on, you can live ur dream
Thank you very much, your comment was so nice. 🥰
One day we will visit this beautiful country, it may not be today, it may not be tomorrow, but one day it will happen. Let's not lose hope. Thanks for watching ❤️
We are one world after all. It is a good thing you have an open mind to other countries. We'll all benefit when we inspire each other. Greetings from the Netherlands.
Watch: How The Netherlands feeds the world
Greetings from Amsterdam the Netherlands! ❤
Nice to meet you.
We do have many poor and homeless people in the Netherlands. And there are coming more and more.
I think we Dutch often forget how good we have it. I live on a fixed income due to disability. Below the minimum wage. And though it is sometimes hard, and I have to seriously watch my spending, I’m still able to live relatively comfortable. And yeah, it’s tough. But in many many other countries, I’d for sure be worse off.
I am from Holland greetings ♥️
A Dutch saying is, do not stop water, but let it in.
The Dutch also invented BlueTooth
And if you are wondering how they are paying for all of that. Natural gas, before this discovery the netherlands wasn't as rich, people tend to forget that sometimes, a country gets lucky.
Seems overall the facts given are all about right even if many are oversimplified. I wanted to respond on some but this video just contains to many, Few things I do want to mention though
There is the mention of the high happiness, there will be most likely be a number of Dutch in the comment over time saying how this is not true and everything sucks. This is also typical Dutch behavior, we are world champions complaining. This however is how we became the succesful, rich, somewhat prospering country we are, we complain and things change.You want things to change, you voice what you want changed, if enough people make their voice heard, things change.
There are countries much worse than the Netherlands, if only they would realise that... but the Dutchies like to complain, 😅
Exactly, that's what I say to Americans, instead of moving to another country, make your voice heard!
For some of us Dutch its good for them to watch expats in the Netherlands.
To see true there foreigners eyes how wel its over here in the Netherlands.
But also a big yes,we need to complain over our country.
No need to stall in that.
Tbf I dont really think thats how it works. I dont think in the past all we did was complain. Just complaining wouldn't have led to all these great inventions and us becoming one of the richest countries in the world. It was all about acknowledging there is a problem and then try to solve it instead of just complaining
@@littleDutchie92 Of course how I say it is an oversimplification of things. But all those great inventions started with someone complaining they weren't able to do something right? "I need a better way to play my music" .. And there was the cassette tape, "I can't measure the car speed correctly" .. boom Speedcamera.
I don't say it is "just complaining", I say, our tendency to complain a lot triggers our progress in many ways.
Take our bike infrastructure, we can literally thank that to people complaining about the bad traffic and many traffic kills. Without the demonstrations in the 70's we would have followed the USA and be car dependent instead of being the cycle capital of the world.
Complaining works.
This is just a fraction. WiFi and Bluetooth is invented here and also the submarine.
Hi sweethearts...
Best wishes to you and your loved ones and lots of love and respect and greetings from me in Amsterdam the Netherlands 😊❤❤❤
Thank you very much, you are so kind 😍
Much love and peace from Brazil ❤️❤️
No its not like trailers: the go from small 40m2 too 2 story 120m2, it is like a villa on the water. or there old river boots converted to houses. They are pretty expensive to live in mostly.
If you have a PO box, i would send you some 'klompen'. Greetings from the Netherlands!
WOW That would be adorable! 😍😍😍
We don't have a PO box yet, but we will try to resolve this issue.
@@3rdworldpeoplereact ill keep my eyes open!
We also made photography possible, radio, internet, computers, phones
love from Holland
Isso dá apenas uma visão limitada dos Países Baixos e nem tudo está correto. Há um foco muito grande nas cidades mais antigas e no passado. No entanto, a grande inovação está na região da cidade de Eindhoven. A empresa Philips começou lá e fez muitas invenções, como a fita cassete, o CD, a máquina de barbear elétrica e mais 165.000 invenções. Hoje em dia, a ASML, um ramo da Philips, é a empresa de tecnologia mais importante da Europa e líder mundial na fabricação da máquina litográfica mais avançada. Nenhuma outra empresa é tão tecnologicamente avançada que possa se aproximar da ASML em 10 anos. Seria legal fazer um vídeo sobre isso :-) Procure por ASML.
Salvador de Bahía used to be a Dutch colony and were appreciated by the locals, even up to this day the region is proud of it's Dutch heritage.
New York , Indonesian , Australia, South Africa, Nederlands Antilles, Bonaire, Curaçao’ was once Dutch territory.
Now I live in New Zealand which was discovered by the Netherlander Able Tasman.
In Netherlands about our bags in Supermarkets.
We’ve always bring our own big shopper bags that are made from fibers cuz you can stuff ALLOT of products in it and you don’t have to buy multiples plastic bags cuz its bad for the environment.
It's a really nice idea. Now we have our eco bags too, they are huge and some have beautiful prints. 👏👏👏
We Dutchies did solve a lot of problems and now have a pretty high and happy level of living, but that also comes with tax consequences like 50% income tax, (more or less) and everything is taxed. We pay taxes over taxes on the energy for instance. But all that money does go to proper roads without potholes, water management, social safetynet, proper health care etc. So many people say "you guys are so rich" or "you're not poor" but we do have poverty too. You just don't see it in the "facts video's" because nobody wants to show their bad side. We too have homelessness, we too have drug addicts, and we too have people living just below the poverty line... having to go to the foodbanks for food etc. So yeah, we are a rich country, and we have a lot of innovative stuff and good ideas, good export, but there are housing shortages, youth mental health waiting lists from the Nethrelands to Tokyo. And some other problems to solve. It's a nice fact video, but for sure doesn't show any negatives ;-)
Ik begrijp wat je wilt zeggen, maar ze hebben niet zo veel aan deze informatie. Onze zorgen (die jij benoemd) die zijn niks vergeleken met de dingen waar zij tegenaan lopen. Het staat totaal niet in verhouding. Dit is ook een van de redenen waarom ik het leuk/fijn vind om dit soort videos te kijken. Het zet me even weer met beide benen aan de grond en laat me weer eens duidelijk beseffen hoe goed we het hebben (ondanks onze problemen). Sommige mensen roep-toeteren wel eens, dat het ergens anders veel beter is. Maar in zijn volledigheid bekeken, denk ik voor 75% dat dit niet het geval is. Het gras bij de buren is echt niet groener.
still i miss ... the firehose...bleutooth ...wifi... cd and so on and so on....
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹Greetings from The Netherlands. I'll bet Dutch companies have been in your country making infratsructure better hired by your governement.
Blutooth is a Dutch invention as well...
Fun fact about going Dutch.. we have an app to share the bill
to the poor remark in between 24 & 25.
poor is relative.
No in the Netherlands in general aren't poor (classes) of people like in brazil.
However as life cost, taxes, insurances, living, health, cars etc. are more expensive to buy than in for this case brazil.
A for brazilian definition of lower middle class earnings, can classify in the netherlands as poor.
Yeah, in almost all professional sporting events, Dutch people wear orange. Frankly, it's just simpler than a flag suit. Consciously or subconsciously that would be something you'd have to decode in your mind to see what's what. And I don't mean literal flag, but oftentimes you do see attire reusing the flag's palette and if it's not something you're used to seeing you end up having to figure it out by trying to match it up in your mind.
I am proud to be Dutch!
Why, did you had to do anything to achieve your Dutch nationality?
Or are you proud of your country, people and their achievements?
@@laziojohnny79 The Netherlands is one of the best countries to live in. I am proud of that.
@@ajaxamsterdam9095 Of course, as am I, that wasn't the question tho. Being proud on something, like being Dutch, French or British or being white or black, short or tall are things you hadn't do anything for other then being born, which is an achievement of your mom (and dad).
Poor people, we have poor people to. Greetings, Roelof.
...And still we Dutch people will find _something_ to complain about.
also the Donut..
I love your facial expressions hahahaha If I was rich I would invite you to visit us on my expense
The orange is because they were once the rulers of the city of Orange in France. Orange sounds very similar to Dutch oranje, the colour.
Dutch cuisine is not that good.
The Dutch invented WIFI and bluetooth
The country of New Zealand’s name come from the dutch province of Zeeland (pronounced Zay-land)
Another fun fact: in 1652 the dutch ate their prime minister because they weren't happy with him. He declined the poor people from food and yeah, they took revenge
Huizen zijn extreem duur..mensen die 40 jaar terug een huis hebben gekocht lopen binnen .Kids zijn weg .Huis is vrij .En 2 pensioenen ...kan mij die starter nu schelen...
I wish you had the influence to change your own country to a first world country, Brazilia is amazing!!!
Tulips are originally from Turkey, not the Netherlands. They just seem to grow a lot better here.
I have 3 pairs of klompen, yes I do use mine. Although to be fair it's more to take out the trash then anything else. Easier then to put on your shoes and your feet won't get as dirty as when you use flip flops. A good addition is stones and other junk won't be able to hurt you.
Giethoorn has ONLY canals and NO ROADS.
English is not the first language, however it is a official language regardless. Primary language is Dutch, secondary is Frisian (which is spoken in the province of Friesland). The country has many official languages, but most are added recently thanks to woke culture (which clearly isn't a good sign in this case as it makes dialects suddenly languages while they are not)
Beschuit met muisjes needs some additional context. For a boy you would use blue and white, for a girl you use pink and white. However you have various other color variants for other occasions and reasons. Orange being only sold around the king's birthday and not on other days for example.
3:41 "Fierljeppen" as it's called in Frisian where this sport originates from. In Dutch it's called "polstokspringen" and English it uses the Frisian word strangely enough. But can also be named "canal vaulting". The idea is to run towards that pole and use your momentum to have the pole move forward while you climb to the top to make as much distance as possible. It however originates with farmers that wanted to keep their feet dry when trying to cross a narrow canal between 2 pieces of land. Instead of placing bridges they decided to use a pole instead.
We used to pay for plastic bags, but then the woke agenda had to be pushed so we don't have any plastic bags anymore. I use a backpack to carry my groceries for years already, so i'm not directly affected though.
Dutch Antilles being not too far away from Brazil obviously. It's a flight of just a few hours even.
Efteling is build before Disney was even a thing. Disney even stole a lot of the rides and ideas from the Efteling and tries to this day to shut down Efteling to make sure no one finds out.
Herring is gross, I throw up within 2 minutes after eating it. I prefer kibbeling myself. Which is battered chunks of fish fried.
I prefer tea, I can't stand coffee haha.
Anti-flooding systems didn't start with the delta-works project. It started at least 1500 years before if not before that. This by making simple hills so people could escape the floods.
The Dutch flag is the original tri-color flag, then France stole it and after that many other nations. All tri-color flags are based upon the Dutch design.
Yes, canal boats are owned by people who indeed are living on these boats. Amsterdam is however not the only city that has people living on boats. You can find similar boats in England, but those are not for living so far I'm aware. Also the British variants are way smaller and more narrow. For living in trailers, well the Dutch are known for traveling during summer holidays with their caravans (trailer houses pretty much) to other countries. Floating houses are a thing as well, these do not have a engine but are held in place by poles. They can rise and lower with the tides without any issues.
Correction regarding coffeeshops or rather the well known product they sell. Technically it is ILLEGAL in the Netherlands. However the police won't bother you if you have 5 grams or less with you are are smoking in one of these shops or at home. It's however tourists that really enjoy it the most.
3:00 is it though, I thought we Dutchies were known to have no spices in most dishes XD we do but yeah stereotypical
Also fun fact, the Dutch are the inventors of Wifi, bluetooth and the recording tape like cassette and video.
OMG, we had no idea! What would the world be like without the Dutch?! Amazing country 👏👏👏
Can't believe they didn't mention Disney taking inspiriration from the efteling.
In Holland the government works better. En the rest what Benjibuddy says is True 🤣🤣
I am afraid that the rich people in 3 rd world countries, wil never help the people. They help only themselves.
If you have a po box I will send you some items from the netherlands to try and to respond to.
For real?? It would be lovely! 😀😀
We don't have a PO box yet, but let's try to see how it works here.
@@3rdworldpeoplereact If you at any time have an addresse were we can send something to just let it know here and I will send you something. And I am sure that more people will do so.
As a Dutchman there are a coupke things to consider.
1 The Netherlands is very small. (18mil population and also in land area it is really small)
Obviously it is easier to manage a smaller operation than a bigger operation.
Another thing is that Dutch are the best complainers on the planet. They will always find something that could be better, and they will name it as well. This makes them better, but also less pleasant ;)
4:21 it is actually bullshit... you buy drinks in plastic bottles, buy bread in plastic bags, milk and such in plastick packages, but the bags you take them home in are bad for the environment.. uuhuu..
I know about double Dutch , you two must talk triple Dutch.
Dont forget we also pay allot of taxes most of all of europe!
Lots of taxes but has a lot of quality of life ❤️❤️❤️
Nice video. But currently we are also making a lot of mistakes that need to be fixed. Mostly with an overflow of asylum seekers from Islamic countries who will never assimilate fully. The cultures are way to different. But we do need immigrants for jobs but we make it very hard for people of South America to come and live here where their culture is pretty similar to ours. We also make it difficult for Asian people who are often Buddhist and again their culture has much more in common with ours. We recently had new elections and the party that is against these Islamic asylum seekers is the biggest political party now. What we should do is keep them all out and let people who want to work and have a pretty similar cultural background in.
Em primeiro lugar, você está convidado a visitar. Mas há muito mais coisas sobre o nosso país que você precisa/vai descobrir. Pergunte a si mesmo: por que as cenouras são laranjas?
Obrigado um dia vamos realizar o sonho de visitar seu lindo país!
and stil we like 2 complain haha
Olá! na minha opinião não se deve esquecer que num vídeo como este você vê apenas os “destaques”, a Holanda não é perfeita! Não existe país perfeito. Cada país tem pessoas reais com problemas reais. Os holandeses em geral gostam de manter silêncio sobre os seus próprios problemas para quem está de fora, enquanto apontam os dos outros... Apenas a minha opinião, claro. Eu amo seus vídeos! Saudações da Holanda!
Muito obrigado por compartilhar sua opinião, nós somos gratos por voce assistir nossos videos. 😊
2:37 What the actual f***. I've been there a number of times and I have never in my life heard anyone refer to Giethoorn as "The Venice of the North". I think he got his little factoids confused there, because The Venice of the North is indeed a very well known alias, but not for that; for Amsterdam. Amsterdam is called that. And, fun fact, it actually has more canals than the real Venice. A lot more.
Nope. Giethoorn is definitely widely referred to as the Venice of the North. Even more so than Amsterdam
That's a no. Where Amsterdam is much bigger and has a lot of canals it also has a lot of roads. Giethoorn has very few roads. So the Venice of the North is most definitely Giethoorn.
0:46 not a very promising start to the video you're reacting to.. that 'tulip strewn landscape' is not Dutch. Snowy mountains in the background? 😅
Accurate representation of de Vaalserberg
Third World people with HD streaming capabilities.
The Netherlands is much more than the two Holland provinces they mainly showed you here.
They showed you part of Rotterdam when they mentioned Amsterdam; I mean the red bridge in the left background.
You have to pay for plastic bags in shops and supermarkets so you bring your own.
Oh yes, there are more poor people than you think. Poor to dutch standards but they get support by governmental subsidies for healthcare, living etc.
Nature is under severe threat and in bad shape.
Almost all dutch names were pronounced quite wrongly but ok he tried.
Gouda is pronounced as gowdah. Gow like in cow.
But.... as a Dutchman I have always loved the Brazilian team and the Netherlands never won the World Cup. Brazil won it 5 times!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
💪🎉 Forza Brasil!
We appreciate your love for our country. 👏😀
Never won the world cup? Tell me you were born after 2000's without telling me smh. 😂
@@dvb8637 well, when did they win???
Fact 73: The Tulips originaly comes from Turkey, and were only introduced to The Netherlands in the 16th century.
The secret to social democracies, europe style, is taking care of your citizens at the expense of the third world via unequal exchange and destabilisation, but they're vulnerable to the same class of aggressive capitalists and fascists that are curently running the US (for example).
They still do the same exploitation the US does, but take care of themselves, or at least used to.
As mentioned, maintaining those social policies AND constant growth isn't viable when your military, industrial and economic power is waning on the global stage, and so everywhere in Europe we see rollback on social policies, and a rise of fascists.
Brazil third world 🤣.... USA is third world.....not you guys...🙏🙏...🙋🇳🇱
I am confused how you consider yourself a 3rd world country? ... perhaps you should research these terms: first, second and third world countries.
From my European perspective you are not 3rd world nation. Most of the nations in your area are not. Kudos to you citizens.
You sound coming from the Southern Americas. Anyone who ever told you you are a 3rd world country... at this time... is utterly mistaken.
Besides... what an utterly disrespectfull way to look at other countries like this.
A 3th world is a poor country. Thst has terrible life conditions, less to zero opportunities, lots of poverty, unstsble etc. Which brazil is. Its by definition a 3th world
Do belgium because people overlook belgium even belgium is more beautiful if you compare it to the Nederland
Belgium is worth visiting too!
I joke that Flanders is to the Netherlands a bit like what is Austria to Germany. More catholic, better food, a common but distinct and somewhat old fashioned version of the common language. Wallonia offers more French influences. Brussels is seat to the EU and NATO. Antwerp is a beautiful city, as are Gent and Brugge.
Also funny fact... the Netherlands is the only country who makes the most advanced micro chips. Which is litterally the heart of all devices. Which pretty much the entire world using. Especially the U.S. its time the Netherlands stop giving the U.S. these micro chips.
Well... I'm Dutch and I'm unfit for work.. (PTSD)
And I can't buy the food I really need... healthy food!
Because I live on benefits I'm pretty poor compared with healthy people who can work.
So my food is pretty much all cheap fast food that I bake in the oven... fries and hamburgers.
No money for healthy food.
And healthy food is getting even more expensive over here.
But part of the problem is also... I'm very lonely.. no family... few friends because most people just can't understand what PTSD is and does to a person so they think I'm crazy or something.
So I have 2 cats to not feel lonely...
And they get the best food while I live on fries and hamburgers.
I'm not gonna go cheap on my cats... so for having cats to not be so lonely I have to pay a price.
Give my cats the best food and for myself I have to take the cheapest stuff I can find.. not only with food.
Also with clothes and toothpaste and showergel and stuff.. the cheapest I can find.
Because of this my hair feels like straw!!!!!😅
But hey.... it could be worse.🤷
At least I have food.. not healthy food.. but at least it fills my stomach!
In 3rd world countries some people have an empty stomach for days!
So I'll just live with it.🤷
At least I found a hobby recently that can give me some extra money from time to time so I can buy a healthy chicken ceasar salad once every few weeks.👍
I'm always looking to make some extra money with hobbies the legal way.
Because I don't wanna end up in prison I'm not gonna go the criminal path to get some extra money.
Did that... never again!
It just makes me feel sick about myself.
I'm so proud of myself that I didn't do anything criminal in the last 10 years!
I was a master shoplifter and scooter/moped thief... But I'm trying to like myself again... I can't like myself if I would still do shoplifting and stuff! 😅
It's not easy and I'm depressed but lile I said... it could be worse if I look at other countries.
and which benefits are that wajong or wija which is plenty to get around with
@@AsscherMazzelaarbruh its absolutely not easy to get around with a wajong smh. Actualy... they having atleast few 100 euros short to be able to pay the bills. You clearly have no clue what you are talking about. 😂
@@dvb8637 Yes, at least a few hundred euros short. In that case, no one who is on Wajong Wija, etc. is able to pay their bills, which is nonsense.