6:00 hagelslag is always put on bread with butter. The butter is there to keep the hagelslag on the bread. Please note that hagelslag is very tasty and crunchy, not the same as sprinkles you put on ice or cake.
Thank you, I mean if you see someone with hagelslag without butter just run cause those people are sociopaths (or dumb tourists. Either way its better to avoid them 😄)
Always surprised how little Americans know about the Netherlands eventhough so much in the US came from the Dutch. Words like coleslaw, stoop, brandy, boss and even dollar all come from Dutch words. And many more. But also names in cities like New York are Dutch, like Brooklyn (Breukelen), Flushing (Vlissingen), Harlem (Haarlem) Long Island (Lange Eiland), Coney Island (konijnen eiland what means rabbit island) etc etc etc, ALL Dutch.
@@lauens , grappig trouwens je naam als je het over hagelslag hebt 😀 Amerikanen doen net of wij allemaal hagelslag eten etc . In mijn gezin heeft nog nooit iemand hagelslag gegeten dat bedoel ik te zeggen en wij zijn heus niet de enigen
The pink and blue "sprinkles" are called muisjes or little mice and are sugar coated aniseeds. Also hagelslag here is made of actual chocolate, so milk chocolate hagelslag has to contain at least 33% cocoa by mass and pure or dark chocolate hagelslag may contain as much as 70% cocoa by mass. They aren't anything like the fake chocolate sprinkles that you know in the US. If you're curious about hagelslag, your best bet is to find either Venz or De Ruijter brand online or in a Dutch store. Yes, there still are ships like that, though I think they're all replicas. Though there is a lot incorrect in the video you watched. So please don't think of it as being representative of our country, history, language or culture.
I am the only Lady / Ladies (wom’n are the exact opposite of ladies / other big terms) and I am the only lovable being and the only wf / gf / bride etc - also, there is such thing as a soft G and most speakers of Dutch use the softer Gs actually!
As for chocolate sprinkles, one should only buy the vegan versions, because if it has cow milk, it supports the beyond sakryIegyuz industries that are fercing mammaIs into existence that are btg in the most sakryIegyuz way thru the other reehrarea!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty and poetic words, like English, and most speakers use soft Gs, and don’t sound anywhere close to that sound that he exaggerated, and even the hard Gs don’t sound as harsh as his - dude has no idea what he’s talking about, about Dutch sounding harsh, and one can simply use the soft Gs, as most younger speakers do, and in Belgium they also use the soft Gs!
I guess they haven’t heard Chinese and Japanese and Turkish / similar languages if they think the Dutch spoken by speakers that use the hard G is harsh - now those are very harsh languages, while Dutch is very soft like English especially with the soft Gs!
I am actually a quite advanced level in Dutch after learning it for a few months, and even my pronunciation in Dutch sounds quite natural - when I memorize the words, I also memorize the pronunciation, so it kinda comes naturally now, as I know over 7.000 base words in Dutch, and I use the soft Gs and the soft Rs and the Americanized R aka the gooise R and it sounds very soft and very pretty, and it’s more about the voice, actually, so if one’s voice is soft and high with a light tone, it will make the language sound soft, and if one’s voice is naturally harsh and deep it will make the language sound harsh!
Indeed, you can't really compare the two. American sprinkles are basically just sugar and starch with a little bit of flavouring and artificial colouring. Hagelslag is proper chocolate.
If one consumes chocolate with cowmilk, one supports the beyond sakryIegyuz Industries that are btg mammaIz into existence that are btg in the mostsakryIegyuz way
I am the only Lady / Ladies (wom’n are the exact opposite of ladies / other big terms) and I am the only lovable being and the only wf / gf / bride etc - also, there is such thing as a soft G and most speakers of Dutch use the softer Gs actually!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty and poetic words, like English, and most speakers use soft Gs, and don’t sound anywhere close to that sound that he exaggerated, and even the hard Gs don’t sound as harsh as his - dude has no idea what he’s talking about, about Dutch sounding harsh, and one can simply use the soft Gs, as most younger speakers do, and in Belgium they also use the soft Gs!
I have two kids and swearing with deseases is a big no no in our household. And yes we have our chocolate sprinkles on (non toasted fresh) bread with a bit of butter to make them stick.
Coming from the Netherlands and hear somebody say: “ I don’t know anything about the Netherlands” sounds like you were born in a cave! The Dutch founded the biggest city in the US for example, so you must heard something about The Netherlands I guess. We had to learn about The American revolution and Civil War and we knew the names of every US state and much more growing up.
I am the only Boss / Baas and the only Queen / Princess / Star etc and the only Lady / Ladies (wom’n are the exact opposite of ladies / other big terms) and I am the only lovable being and the only wf / gf / bride etc - also, there is such thing as a soft G and most speakers of Dutch use the softer Gs actually!
I am actually a quite advanced level in Dutch after learning it for a few months, and even my pronunciation in Dutch sounds quite natural - when I memorize the words, I also memorize the pronunciation, so it kinda comes naturally now, as I know over 7.000 base words in Dutch, and I use the soft Gs and the soft Rs and the Americanized R aka the gooise R and it sounds very soft and very pretty, and it’s more about the voice, actually, so if one’s voice is soft and high with a light tone, it will make the language sound soft, and if one’s voice is naturally harsh and deep it will make the language sound harsh!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty and poetic words, like English, and most speakers use soft Gs, and don’t sound anywhere close to that sound that he exaggerated, and even the hard Gs don’t sound as harsh as his - dude has no idea what he’s talking about, about Dutch sounding harsh, and one can simply use the soft Gs, as most younger speakers do, and in Belgium they also use the soft Gs!
Dutch & English also have the best bad words! English has a lot more tho and lots of synonyms! The most epic sounding words! Besides, there are almost no non-pretty words in Dutch & English, and it’s like maybe one or two non-pretty words in 1.000, so it isn’t easy to find non-pretty words in Dutch & English! Dutch & English are the prettiest languages in every way, and they follow the most logical patterns, which give the words that perfect flow and harmony, and Norwegian and Welsh etc also come close! Germanic languages have almost only pretty words and are the best languages ever, and, Celtic languages also, and then most Latin languages like Portuguese / French / Gallo / Catalan / Italian etc!
That's just a bunch of sugar, yeah, that is true, but our bread has way less sugar than most American breads, and you usually buy it freshly baked. Even (almost) every supermarket has a bakery that makes top quality fresh bread every single day, meant to eat on the same day or to put in the freezer, because it is not sprinkled with to much sugar, salt and conservatives. And on top of that non sweat bread, it is actually pretty damn good. I can imagine that it is not likable on those sweet types of bread that are exclusively available in most country's. Many country's I traveled to didn't sell the bread that we (and most of europe) think is normal.
Hagelslag is more like chocolate sprinkles than actual sprinkles. Also the pink and blue variety are actually not Hagelslag but something completely different called Muisjes (translates to mice or little mice) and are made from aniseed.
Ik all the british jokes but as a dutchman , hearing foreigners speak dutch ( ofc not succeeding completely) is the funniest shit u can hear. The struggle is Just too real
I am the only Lady / Ladies (wom’n are the exact opposite of ladies / other big terms) and I am the only lovable being and the only wf / gf / bride etc - also, there is such thing as a soft G and most speakers of Dutch use the softer Gs actually!
As for chocolate sprinkles, one should only buy the vegan versions, because if it has cow milk, it supports the beyond sakryIegyuz industries that are fercing mammaIs into existence that are btg in the most sakryIegyuz way thru the other reehrarea!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty and poetic words, like English, and most speakers use soft Gs, and don’t sound anywhere close to that sound that he exaggerated, and even the hard Gs don’t sound as harsh as his - dude has no idea what he’s talking about, about Dutch sounding harsh, and one can simply use the soft Gs, as most younger speakers do, and in Belgium they also use the soft Gs!
I guess they haven’t heard Chinese and Japanese and Turkish / similar languages if they think the Dutch spoken by speakers that use the hard G is harsh - now those are very harsh languages, while Dutch is very soft like English especially with the soft Gs!
I am actually a quite advanced level in Dutch after learning it for a few months, and even my pronunciation in Dutch sounds quite natural - when I memorize the words, I also memorize the pronunciation, so it kinda comes naturally now, as I know over 7.000 base words in Dutch, and I use the soft Gs and the soft Rs and the Americanized R aka the gooise R and it sounds very soft and very pretty, and it’s more about the voice, actually, so if one’s voice is soft and high with a light tone, it will make the language sound soft, and if one’s voice is naturally harsh and deep it will make the language sound harsh!
"Doe maar gewoon, dan doe je al gek genoeg." That's the entire Dutch saying which basically means, just be yourself, no need to inflate your ego or act more than you are, you're already unique enough as you are.
Doors are indeed higher in new houses. Normally they were 2 meters high, now around 2.15 or 2.20 high. Also kitchen blocks are higher nowadays. There's a history about swearing with diseases. In early times they were afraid getting an illness themselves so when angry with someone, they wished it on them. Hagelslag is ALTIJD with butter, otherwise it falls off. And yes, it's very very tasty because it's not those cheap sprinkles like in the US but high quality chocolate. And it's really not that much, when you would put it together it might be one little block of chocolate. And chocolate isn't unhealthy. Wilders is just nuts. He doesn't like foreigners but the reason he dyes his black hair blond is because he's ....a foreigner and so is his wife.
They don't play basketball because football (soccer) exist. Netherlands have always been a top nation when it comes to football, basketball is not really popular.
The Dutch play basketball just fine, a little better than the average European country. However, the sport has to compete with korfball, which has male and female players on the same team.
old englisch comes from the germaans language, germaans, is dutch, fries, german etc. your from new york, watch videos about that, new york and the netherlands, 1600.
2.47 You Cracked you me up hahaha. That is in fact my G. Not everyone speaks with a harsh G though (South of the Netherlands and Flanders in Belgium have a softer one) Cheers from a Dutchie.
The big term loving and the food terms stroop and wafel cannot be in one’s yt name or comments etc, and must be edited out - love only exists for me the only lovable being!
Also, I am the only Lady / Ladies (wom’n are the exact opposite of ladies / other big terms) and I am the only lovable being and the only wf / gf / bride etc - and, there is such thing as a soft G and, most speakers of Dutch use the softer Gs actually!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty and poetic words, like English, and most speakers use soft Gs, and don’t sound anywhere close to that sound that he exaggerated, and even the hard Gs don’t sound as harsh as his - dude has no idea what he’s talking about, about Dutch sounding harsh, and one can simply use the soft Gs, as most younger speakers do, and in Belgium they also use the soft Gs!
I am actually a quite advanced level in Dutch after learning it for a few months, and even my pronunciation in Dutch sounds quite natural - when I memorize the words, I also memorize the pronunciation, so it kinda comes naturally now, as I know over 7.000 base words in Dutch, and I use the soft Gs and the soft Rs and the Americanized R aka the gooise R and it sounds very soft and very pretty, and it’s more about the voice, actually, so if one’s voice is soft and high with a light tone, it will make the language sound soft, and if one’s voice is naturally harsh and deep it will make the language sound harsh!
recently actually heard an language scholar tell a reason why we tend to curse with diseases. This has to do with the old Calvinist mentality were getting a disease was seen as a punishment of God and therefore your own fault
I'm glad most Dutch people don't use sicknesses as cursing words. I dont like it when people do that. I dont know anyone in my surroundings that use that. But yes, there are people that do it and unfortunately a lot of young people (and its used more by people from certain cities and area's). Luckily most parents disapprove of it and teach them not to use that.
@@devnull1013 Michael van Gerwen is one of the best darts player in the world, winning pretty much every mayor tournament there is at least once. He was number one From 2014 till 2021 and is currently ranked 3rd in the world.
As someone from Limburg the G kinda irks me. Like, no, not everywhere in the Netherlands domwe pronounce the G like a dying cat. In Limburg, and mainly also under the river, we have a soft g. Mainly above the river they pronounce g in that harsh way.
Ha! Probably because they aren't. Same as the ones he shows about Australia. Made by Americans and with so many mistakes in them. He doesn't seem to take any notice of comments and never replied to any.
We Dutchies can be very rough mouthed, yes. Many of us swear with diseases like kanker. (Cancer) Or call each other names with diseases. Like 'kankermongool'. Meaning 'cancerous mongoloid' Or wishing those diseases upon others. ('Krijg de kanker/tyfus!" Meaning "Get cancer/typhus!"
The harsh Dutch is only spoken in some provinces. The rest of the Dutch don't suffer from throat cancer or have a desire to sound like a wood chipper in overdrive with a harsh G, they have the civilised "soft" G.
That’s not true - most speakers of Dutch use soft Gs and medium Gs, especially the younger ones, and it’s usually the oude speakers that use the harder Gs!
I am the only Lady / Ladies (wom’n are the exact opposite of ladies / other big terms) and I am the only lovable being and the only wf / gf / bride etc - also, there is such thing as a soft G and most speakers of Dutch use the softer Gs actually!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty and poetic words, like English, and most speakers use soft Gs, and don’t sound anywhere close to that sound that he exaggerated, and even the hard Gs don’t sound as harsh as his - dude has no idea what he’s talking about, about Dutch sounding harsh, and one can simply use the soft Gs, as most younger speakers do, and in Belgium they also use the soft Gs!
When Dutch people tell you to really scrape your throat when pronouncing the ggg's, you can ignore them I grew up in Limburg, the most southern province of the Netherlands, and we're known for our soft g's. I speak Dutch with an accent and friendly g's and never had any problem communicating with my Amsterdam colleagues. So, rather concentrate on short vowels and the weird 'sch' sound if you want to learn speaking Dutch.
If one consumes chocolate with cowmilk, one supports the beyond sakryIegyuz Industries that are btg mammaIz into existence that are btg in the mostsakryIegyuz way
I am the only Lady / Ladies (wom’n are the exact opposite of ladies / other big terms) and I am the only lovable being and the only wf / gf / bride etc - also, there is such thing as a soft G and most speakers of Dutch use the softer Gs actually!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty and poetic words, like English, and most speakers use soft Gs, and don’t sound anywhere close to that sound that he exaggerated, and even the hard Gs don’t sound as harsh as his - dude has no idea what he’s talking about, about Dutch sounding harsh, and one can simply use the soft Gs, as most younger speakers do, and in Belgium they also use the soft Gs!
Dutch & English also have the best bad words! English has a lot more tho and lots of synonyms! The most epic sounding words! Besides, there are almost no non-pretty words in Dutch & English, and it’s like maybe one or two non-pretty words in 1.000, so it isn’t easy to find non-pretty words in Dutch & English! Dutch & English are the prettiest languages in every way, and they follow the most logical patterns, which give the words that perfect flow and harmony, and Norwegian and Welsh etc also come close! Germanic languages have almost only pretty words and are the best languages ever, and, Celtic languages also, and then most Latin languages like Portuguese / French / Gallo / Catalan / Italian etc!
My God of all things he comes up with THIS ! Could have said : inventions (from microscope to WIFI) Philips, Shell, AMSL, Biggest port of Europe Rotterdam, The voice, Big brother, DJ's (all of them) and so on. (In the Netherlands -first republic in Europe as a state with a kind of constitution, slavery in the country always has been forbidden)
I am The God / The Goddess and The Possessor / The Owner / The Leader / The Princess / The Queen / The Star etc, and one cannot say my God, and the words my and God must be edited out, and, I also am the only Lady / Ladies (wom’n are the exact opposite of ladies / other big terms) and I am the only lovable being and the only wf / gf / bride etc - also, there is such thing as a soft G and most speakers of Dutch use the softer Gs actually!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty and poetic words, like English, and most speakers use soft Gs, and don’t sound anywhere close to that sound that he exaggerated, and even the hard Gs don’t sound as harsh as his - dude has no idea what he’s talking about, about Dutch sounding harsh, and one can simply use the soft Gs, as most younger speakers do, and in Belgium they also use the soft Gs!
Dutch & English also have the best bad words! English has a lot more tho and lots of synonyms! The most epic sounding words! Besides, there are almost no non-pretty words in Dutch & English, and it’s like maybe one or two non-pretty words in 1.000, so it isn’t easy to find non-pretty words in Dutch & English! Dutch & English are the prettiest languages in every way, and they follow the most logical patterns, which give the words that perfect flow and harmony, and Norwegian and Welsh etc also come close! Germanic languages have almost only pretty words and are the best languages ever, and, Celtic languages also, and then most Latin languages like Portuguese / French / Gallo / Catalan / Italian etc!
I think the m-word is my fave one from the ones listed in the video, and it’s also used in the song Ik Haat School - it’s so epic! And, most ppl need to qt playing victim or trying to seem as a ‘good pers’n’ when they are all zynnerz! And most only dsv the most afI fatez, anwy!
I am actually a quite advanced level in Dutch after learning it for a few months, and even my pronunciation in Dutch sounds quite natural - when I memorize the words, I also memorize the pronunciation, so it kinda comes naturally now, as I know over 7.000 base words in Dutch, and I use the soft Gs and the soft Rs and the Americanized R aka the gooise R and it sounds very soft and very pretty, and it’s more about the voice, actually, so if one’s voice is soft and high with a light tone, it will make the language sound soft, and if one’s voice is naturally harsh and deep it will make the language sound harsh!
I saw Wilders and my mood was completely ruined. Thanks for that! Also, hagelslag is better than American sprinkles. So yeh and i don't swear with kanker. That's just weird
european chocolate or sprinkles do NOT taste the same as american chocolate or sprinkles. american chocolat is disgusting, so trust me, hagelslag and muisjes (sprinkles) do taste good
He looks evil....too much sugar in hagelslag (well sir, our kids PLAY outside after school and we all cycle) This is the worst clip I ever saw about my country
Youre saying hageslag whould be bad yeah probably is bud dont be like yourse is better if seen what goes in to ypure choclate bars and theire almost inst any cacau in it sow litle that harsyes bars cant be called cholate in europe because there is almost no cacau in them u should try our choclate from european countrys because those taste like choclate and harsyes bars i tried to eat bud its sow bad it litarly tastet like vomit and americans like that shit wel damm
6:00 hagelslag is always put on bread with butter. The butter is there to keep the hagelslag on the bread. Please note that hagelslag is very tasty and crunchy, not the same as sprinkles you put on ice or cake.
Or peanut butter, basically turns your sandwich into a Snickers bar!
The hagelslag is less sugar then in the sprinkles in america
Thank you, I mean if you see someone with hagelslag without butter just run cause those people are sociopaths (or dumb tourists. Either way its better to avoid them 😄)
I generally don’t like butter so like half the time I eat it without butter
Actually before watching the vid I thought it was normal to put hagelslag on brad because yeah I live in the Netherlands so..
Always surprised how little Americans know about the Netherlands eventhough so much in the US came from the Dutch. Words like coleslaw, stoop, brandy, boss and even dollar all come from Dutch words. And many more. But also names in cities like New York are Dutch, like Brooklyn (Breukelen), Flushing (Vlissingen), Harlem (Haarlem) Long Island (Lange Eiland), Coney Island (konijnen eiland what means rabbit island) etc etc etc, ALL Dutch.
That´s all just New York...
And Santa Claus
@@Hrn250 ...huh? nederlands eten wel hagelslag
@@lauens , grappig trouwens je naam als je het over hagelslag hebt 😀 Amerikanen doen net of wij allemaal hagelslag eten etc . In mijn gezin heeft nog nooit iemand hagelslag gegeten dat bedoel ik te zeggen en wij zijn heus niet de enigen
Nee new York was nieuw Amsterdam
The pink and blue "sprinkles" are called muisjes or little mice and are sugar coated aniseeds.
Also hagelslag here is made of actual chocolate, so milk chocolate hagelslag has to contain at least 33% cocoa by mass and pure or dark chocolate hagelslag may contain as much as 70% cocoa by mass. They aren't anything like the fake chocolate sprinkles that you know in the US. If you're curious about hagelslag, your best bet is to find either Venz or De Ruijter brand online or in a Dutch store.
Yes, there still are ships like that, though I think they're all replicas.
Though there is a lot incorrect in the video you watched. So please don't think of it as being representative of our country, history, language or culture.
I am the only Lady / Ladies (wom’n are the exact opposite of ladies / other big terms) and I am the only lovable being and the only wf / gf / bride etc - also, there is such thing as a soft G and most speakers of Dutch use the softer Gs actually!
As for chocolate sprinkles, one should only buy the vegan versions, because if it has cow milk, it supports the beyond sakryIegyuz industries that are fercing mammaIs into existence that are btg in the most sakryIegyuz way thru the other reehrarea!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty and poetic words, like English, and most speakers use soft Gs, and don’t sound anywhere close to that sound that he exaggerated, and even the hard Gs don’t sound as harsh as his - dude has no idea what he’s talking about, about Dutch sounding harsh, and one can simply use the soft Gs, as most younger speakers do, and in Belgium they also use the soft Gs!
I guess they haven’t heard Chinese and Japanese and Turkish / similar languages if they think the Dutch spoken by speakers that use the hard G is harsh - now those are very harsh languages, while Dutch is very soft like English especially with the soft Gs!
I am actually a quite advanced level in Dutch after learning it for a few months, and even my pronunciation in Dutch sounds quite natural - when I memorize the words, I also memorize the pronunciation, so it kinda comes naturally now, as I know over 7.000 base words in Dutch, and I use the soft Gs and the soft Rs and the Americanized R aka the gooise R and it sounds very soft and very pretty, and it’s more about the voice, actually, so if one’s voice is soft and high with a light tone, it will make the language sound soft, and if one’s voice is naturally harsh and deep it will make the language sound harsh!
Dutch chocolate sprinkles taste good. U'd be surprised, just don't try to put American sprinkles on your bread.
Indeed, you can't really compare the two. American sprinkles are basically just sugar and starch with a little bit of flavouring and artificial colouring. Hagelslag is proper chocolate.
If one consumes chocolate with cowmilk, one supports the
beyond sakryIegyuz
Industries
that are btg mammaIz into existence
that are btg in the mostsakryIegyuz way
Only the plant-based chocolate sprinkles should be consumed!
I am the only Lady / Ladies (wom’n are the exact opposite of ladies / other big terms) and I am the only lovable being and the only wf / gf / bride etc - also, there is such thing as a soft G and most speakers of Dutch use the softer Gs actually!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty and poetic words, like English, and most speakers use soft Gs, and don’t sound anywhere close to that sound that he exaggerated, and even the hard Gs don’t sound as harsh as his - dude has no idea what he’s talking about, about Dutch sounding harsh, and one can simply use the soft Gs, as most younger speakers do, and in Belgium they also use the soft Gs!
Chocolate sprinkles on bread? that's weird bro!
*proceeds to make bread with a fat layer of Nutella*
I have two kids and swearing with deseases is a big no no in our household. And yes we have our chocolate sprinkles on (non toasted fresh) bread with a bit of butter to make them stick.
Coming from the Netherlands and hear somebody say: “ I don’t know anything about the Netherlands” sounds like you were born in a cave!
The Dutch founded the biggest city in the US for example, so you must heard something about The Netherlands I guess. We had to learn about The American revolution and Civil War and we knew the names of every US state and much more growing up.
Because we Dutch know so much about Moldavia or Ecuador. Or whatever other small country out there,
05:05 You know how much tall they are when you see their tall bicycles!
1:22 because our baskets are also higher 😂😂
The g is not harsh in the south, noticeably in North Brabant and Limburg, they have a very soft G.
I am the only Boss / Baas and the only Queen / Princess / Star etc and the only Lady / Ladies (wom’n are the exact opposite of ladies / other big terms) and I am the only lovable being and the only wf / gf / bride etc - also, there is such thing as a soft G and most speakers of Dutch use the softer Gs actually!
The big terms koning and bas / baas etc cannot be in one’s name or yt name, and must be edited out!
I am actually a quite advanced level in Dutch after learning it for a few months, and even my pronunciation in Dutch sounds quite natural - when I memorize the words, I also memorize the pronunciation, so it kinda comes naturally now, as I know over 7.000 base words in Dutch, and I use the soft Gs and the soft Rs and the Americanized R aka the gooise R and it sounds very soft and very pretty, and it’s more about the voice, actually, so if one’s voice is soft and high with a light tone, it will make the language sound soft, and if one’s voice is naturally harsh and deep it will make the language sound harsh!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty and poetic words, like English, and most speakers use soft Gs, and don’t sound anywhere close to that sound that he exaggerated, and even the hard Gs don’t sound as harsh as his - dude has no idea what he’s talking about, about Dutch sounding harsh, and one can simply use the soft Gs, as most younger speakers do, and in Belgium they also use the soft Gs!
Dutch & English also have the best bad words! English has a lot more tho and lots of synonyms! The most epic sounding words! Besides, there are almost no non-pretty words in Dutch & English, and it’s like maybe one or two non-pretty words in 1.000, so it isn’t easy to find non-pretty words in Dutch & English! Dutch & English are the prettiest languages in every way, and they follow the most logical patterns, which give the words that perfect flow and harmony, and Norwegian and Welsh etc also come close! Germanic languages have almost only pretty words and are the best languages ever, and, Celtic languages also, and then most Latin languages like Portuguese / French / Gallo / Catalan / Italian etc!
That's just a bunch of sugar, yeah, that is true, but our bread has way less sugar than most American breads, and you usually buy it freshly baked. Even (almost) every supermarket has a bakery that makes top quality fresh bread every single day, meant to eat on the same day or to put in the freezer, because it is not sprinkled with to much sugar, salt and conservatives. And on top of that non sweat bread, it is actually pretty damn good.
I can imagine that it is not likable on those sweet types of bread that are exclusively available in most country's. Many country's I traveled to didn't sell the bread that we (and most of europe) think is normal.
This man underestimates the power of hagelslag Idk what kind of shitty sprinkles u have in the Us or other countries but hagelslag is very good. 👍
Hagelslag is more like chocolate sprinkles than actual sprinkles. Also the pink and blue variety are actually not Hagelslag but something completely different called Muisjes (translates to mice or little mice) and are made from aniseed.
We will NEVER forget what de Germans did. Never.
Tasmania is named after abel tasman. A dutch explorer
Ik all the british jokes but as a dutchman , hearing foreigners speak dutch ( ofc not succeeding completely) is the funniest shit u can hear. The struggle is Just too real
I am the only Lady / Ladies (wom’n are the exact opposite of ladies / other big terms) and I am the only lovable being and the only wf / gf / bride etc - also, there is such thing as a soft G and most speakers of Dutch use the softer Gs actually!
As for chocolate sprinkles, one should only buy the vegan versions, because if it has cow milk, it supports the beyond sakryIegyuz industries that are fercing mammaIs into existence that are btg in the most sakryIegyuz way thru the other reehrarea!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty and poetic words, like English, and most speakers use soft Gs, and don’t sound anywhere close to that sound that he exaggerated, and even the hard Gs don’t sound as harsh as his - dude has no idea what he’s talking about, about Dutch sounding harsh, and one can simply use the soft Gs, as most younger speakers do, and in Belgium they also use the soft Gs!
I guess they haven’t heard Chinese and Japanese and Turkish / similar languages if they think the Dutch spoken by speakers that use the hard G is harsh - now those are very harsh languages, while Dutch is very soft like English especially with the soft Gs!
I am actually a quite advanced level in Dutch after learning it for a few months, and even my pronunciation in Dutch sounds quite natural - when I memorize the words, I also memorize the pronunciation, so it kinda comes naturally now, as I know over 7.000 base words in Dutch, and I use the soft Gs and the soft Rs and the Americanized R aka the gooise R and it sounds very soft and very pretty, and it’s more about the voice, actually, so if one’s voice is soft and high with a light tone, it will make the language sound soft, and if one’s voice is naturally harsh and deep it will make the language sound harsh!
"Doe maar gewoon, dan doe je al gek genoeg."
That's the entire Dutch saying which basically means, just be yourself, no need to inflate your ego or act more than you are, you're already unique enough as you are.
Doors are indeed higher in new houses. Normally they were 2 meters high, now around 2.15 or 2.20 high. Also kitchen blocks are higher nowadays. There's a history about swearing with diseases. In early times they were afraid getting an illness themselves so when angry with someone, they wished it on them. Hagelslag is ALTIJD with butter, otherwise it falls off. And yes, it's very very tasty because it's not those cheap sprinkles like in the US but high quality chocolate. And it's really not that much, when you would put it together it might be one little block of chocolate. And chocolate isn't unhealthy. Wilders is just nuts. He doesn't like foreigners but the reason he dyes his black hair blond is because he's ....a foreigner and so is his wife.
The computer voice cursing has me in tears😂
They don't play basketball because football (soccer) exist. Netherlands have always been a top nation when it comes to football, basketball is not really popular.
Ive almost never seen a dutch person play basketball
The Dutch play basketball just fine, a little better than the average European country. However, the sport has to compete with korfball, which has male and female players on the same team.
fun fact: Geert Wilders is the only politician who has protection.
before yes, since the hole covid dilemma not anymore
the racist guy needs protection
Hi, a dutch Ryan here.
I say: 👍👍👍👍👍
old englisch comes from the germaans language, germaans, is dutch, fries, german etc. your from new york, watch videos about that, new york and the netherlands, 1600.
The ship they showed might be the replica of the Batavia.
2.47 You Cracked you me up hahaha. That is in fact my G. Not everyone speaks with a harsh G though (South of the Netherlands and Flanders in Belgium have a softer one) Cheers from a Dutchie.
How he said Friesland😂😂 he said it like it was a land made of fries😂
loving what the thumbnail says 😂
the reason why I clicked on the video tbh
The big term loving and the food terms stroop and wafel cannot be in one’s yt name or comments etc, and must be edited out - love only exists for me the only lovable being!
Also, I am the only Lady / Ladies (wom’n are the exact opposite of ladies / other big terms) and I am the only lovable being and the only wf / gf / bride etc - and, there is such thing as a soft G and, most speakers of Dutch use the softer Gs actually!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty and poetic words, like English, and most speakers use soft Gs, and don’t sound anywhere close to that sound that he exaggerated, and even the hard Gs don’t sound as harsh as his - dude has no idea what he’s talking about, about Dutch sounding harsh, and one can simply use the soft Gs, as most younger speakers do, and in Belgium they also use the soft Gs!
I am actually a quite advanced level in Dutch after learning it for a few months, and even my pronunciation in Dutch sounds quite natural - when I memorize the words, I also memorize the pronunciation, so it kinda comes naturally now, as I know over 7.000 base words in Dutch, and I use the soft Gs and the soft Rs and the Americanized R aka the gooise R and it sounds very soft and very pretty, and it’s more about the voice, actually, so if one’s voice is soft and high with a light tone, it will make the language sound soft, and if one’s voice is naturally harsh and deep it will make the language sound harsh!
The hard "g" is not used throughout the entire country. Using it hurts my throat too and I'm Dutch 😂
Zachte g-gang
We still have the pirat ships ready for battle! So don’t try to attack us 🤣
The South Africans, being also from Dutch descent, had to lengthen the butts of their Ghalil assault rifles, to suit their taller men.
recently actually heard an language scholar tell a reason why we tend to curse with diseases. This has to do with the old Calvinist mentality were getting a disease was seen as a punishment of God and therefore your own fault
I'm glad most Dutch people don't use sicknesses as cursing words. I dont like it when people do that. I dont know anyone in my surroundings that use that. But yes, there are people that do it and unfortunately a lot of young people (and its used more by people from certain cities and area's). Luckily most parents disapprove of it and teach them not to use that.
4:35 yeah I know kind of the point of swearig is it!
Is that a dessert??
Dutch: nahh just breakfast 😂
Bro, this thumbnail is wild😂😂
Us dutch decided that soccer, darts and formula 1 are more important
I wouldn't really put darts in that list.
@@devnull1013 Michael van Gerwen is one of the best darts player in the world, winning pretty much every mayor tournament there is at least once. He was number one From 2014 till 2021 and is currently ranked 3rd in the world.
@@devnull1013No me neither. Ice speed skating yes, definitly
Dutch also has the “soft G” that’s not hard to use, the Belgians also use the soft G.
You guys put Nutella on your bread hagelslag is better
The thumbnail got me bro💀💀
As someone from Limburg the G kinda irks me. Like, no, not everywhere in the Netherlands domwe pronounce the G like a dying cat. In Limburg, and mainly also under the river, we have a soft g. Mainly above the river they pronounce g in that harsh way.
Why do i think these video’s arent Made by dutch people
Ha! Probably because they aren't. Same as the ones he shows about Australia. Made by Americans and with so many mistakes in them. He doesn't seem to take any notice of comments and never replied to any.
Also read Russell Shorto book"the island at the centre of the world".
It is about Dutch American history..
Good read!
6:15 DONT JUDGE UNTIL U TRY, I AM DUTCH AND IT IS MY FAVOURITE FUCKING THING EVER!!! ITS NOT PURE SUGAR ITS ACTUALLY JUST CHOCOLATE
We Dutchies can be very rough mouthed, yes. Many of us swear with diseases like kanker. (Cancer) Or call each other names with diseases. Like 'kankermongool'. Meaning 'cancerous mongoloid' Or wishing those diseases upon others. ('Krijg de kanker/tyfus!" Meaning "Get cancer/typhus!"
Some of us come up with even more creative insult with almost exclusively diseases in it
Het is echt zo grappig als je gewoon weet wat deze man zegt
Funny to see geert wilders in this video he actually won the election last november 😂
It’s not as much fround up on to act a little wild. We usually say do normal if we are annoyed or think you are a bit cringe😂😂😂
As a Dutchie I like the USA better: you have Elvis
Bro that plate from the hagelslag part is the same one my grandma ownes🤣🤣🤣
Bro forgot about our water infrastucrure
And as of last month the party pvv of wilders has been elected as the biggest
The harsh Dutch is only spoken in some provinces. The rest of the Dutch don't suffer from throat cancer or have a desire to sound like a wood chipper in overdrive with a harsh G, they have the civilised "soft" G.
It's probably the other way around. Most dutch people speak with a hard g, whereas some provinces have a soft g
oh do shut up
That’s not true - most speakers of Dutch use soft Gs and medium Gs, especially the younger ones, and it’s usually the oude speakers that use the harder Gs!
I am the only Lady / Ladies (wom’n are the exact opposite of ladies / other big terms) and I am the only lovable being and the only wf / gf / bride etc - also, there is such thing as a soft G and most speakers of Dutch use the softer Gs actually!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty and poetic words, like English, and most speakers use soft Gs, and don’t sound anywhere close to that sound that he exaggerated, and even the hard Gs don’t sound as harsh as his - dude has no idea what he’s talking about, about Dutch sounding harsh, and one can simply use the soft Gs, as most younger speakers do, and in Belgium they also use the soft Gs!
0:49 Hey that's me!
When Dutch people tell you to really scrape your throat when pronouncing the ggg's, you can ignore them
I grew up in Limburg, the most southern province of the Netherlands, and we're known for our soft g's. I speak Dutch with an accent and friendly g's and never had any problem communicating with my Amsterdam colleagues.
So, rather concentrate on short vowels and the weird 'sch' sound if you want to learn speaking Dutch.
Hagelslag (sprinkles made of REAL chocolate) do taste good! 😅
Real chocolate is made from plant-based products, not cow milk - one should only buy the plant-based ones!
If one consumes chocolate with cowmilk, one supports the
beyond sakryIegyuz
Industries
that are btg mammaIz into existence
that are btg in the mostsakryIegyuz way
I am the only Lady / Ladies (wom’n are the exact opposite of ladies / other big terms) and I am the only lovable being and the only wf / gf / bride etc - also, there is such thing as a soft G and most speakers of Dutch use the softer Gs actually!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty and poetic words, like English, and most speakers use soft Gs, and don’t sound anywhere close to that sound that he exaggerated, and even the hard Gs don’t sound as harsh as his - dude has no idea what he’s talking about, about Dutch sounding harsh, and one can simply use the soft Gs, as most younger speakers do, and in Belgium they also use the soft Gs!
Dutch & English also have the best bad words! English has a lot more tho and lots of synonyms! The most epic sounding words! Besides, there are almost no non-pretty words in Dutch & English, and it’s like maybe one or two non-pretty words in 1.000, so it isn’t easy to find non-pretty words in Dutch & English! Dutch & English are the prettiest languages in every way, and they follow the most logical patterns, which give the words that perfect flow and harmony, and Norwegian and Welsh etc also come close! Germanic languages have almost only pretty words and are the best languages ever, and, Celtic languages also, and then most Latin languages like Portuguese / French / Gallo / Catalan / Italian etc!
klopt
im 7 f tall i live in dutch
Bluetooth: dutchman Jaap Haartsen for Ericsson
Wifi : dutchman Cees Links (Apple said "no thanks")
My God of all things he comes up with THIS !
Could have said :
inventions (from microscope to WIFI)
Philips, Shell, AMSL, Biggest port of Europe Rotterdam, The voice,
Big brother, DJ's (all of them) and so on.
(In the Netherlands -first republic in Europe as a state with a kind of constitution, slavery in the country always has been forbidden)
I am The God / The Goddess and The Possessor / The Owner / The Leader / The Princess / The Queen / The Star etc, and one cannot say my God, and the words my and God must be edited out, and, I also am the only Lady / Ladies (wom’n are the exact opposite of ladies / other big terms) and I am the only lovable being and the only wf / gf / bride etc - also, there is such thing as a soft G and most speakers of Dutch use the softer Gs actually!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty and poetic words, like English, and most speakers use soft Gs, and don’t sound anywhere close to that sound that he exaggerated, and even the hard Gs don’t sound as harsh as his - dude has no idea what he’s talking about, about Dutch sounding harsh, and one can simply use the soft Gs, as most younger speakers do, and in Belgium they also use the soft Gs!
Dutch & English also have the best bad words! English has a lot more tho and lots of synonyms! The most epic sounding words! Besides, there are almost no non-pretty words in Dutch & English, and it’s like maybe one or two non-pretty words in 1.000, so it isn’t easy to find non-pretty words in Dutch & English! Dutch & English are the prettiest languages in every way, and they follow the most logical patterns, which give the words that perfect flow and harmony, and Norwegian and Welsh etc also come close! Germanic languages have almost only pretty words and are the best languages ever, and, Celtic languages also, and then most Latin languages like Portuguese / French / Gallo / Catalan / Italian etc!
I think the m-word is my fave one from the ones listed in the video, and it’s also used in the song Ik Haat School - it’s so epic! And, most ppl need to qt playing victim or trying to seem as a ‘good pers’n’ when they are all zynnerz! And most only dsv the most afI fatez, anwy!
I am actually a quite advanced level in Dutch after learning it for a few months, and even my pronunciation in Dutch sounds quite natural - when I memorize the words, I also memorize the pronunciation, so it kinda comes naturally now, as I know over 7.000 base words in Dutch, and I use the soft Gs and the soft Rs and the Americanized R aka the gooise R and it sounds very soft and very pretty, and it’s more about the voice, actually, so if one’s voice is soft and high with a light tone, it will make the language sound soft, and if one’s voice is naturally harsh and deep it will make the language sound harsh!
basketball is pure american we play soccer
6:28 dat is geen Nederlands beschuitje in elk geval
this guy is talking bs. there is some unique dutch cuisine but a lot of modern dutch folk prefer Indonesian/suriname
I don't. I actually don't like Suriname food at all, it's far too spicey for me. Not saying it's bad food btw, just very spicey.
Heeiuuuyyyyy wilders matjeeee
the sprinkles aren't like those in America they are real chocolate
Always funnybtobsee sheltered Americans react to stuff that's outside of the USA, Canada or Mexico
I still think we need to adept the english version of the word peanutbutter, current translation from Dutch is peanutcheese 🤣 What cheese????? 😏
Can’t call it butter, butter is made from milk. Farmers won’t allow it. That’s why it’s called pindakaas. Don’t know why that’s allowed but it is.
3:00, that is not how you pronounce that... They are excaggerating a little bit here.
no its not, you can google that
Hagelslag is no suger bout pure choclat
I saw Wilders and my mood was completely ruined. Thanks for that! Also, hagelslag is better than American sprinkles. So yeh and i don't swear with kanker. That's just weird
You saw the name Wilders and it changed your mood? Let me guess woke generation
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with the kanker its true every guy/ girl over 12 insults with kanker, im one of them
NEW YORK WAS NEW AMSTERDAM.
we play basketball
If you speak dutch you dont say de G as in the video
but he didn't pronounce the words correctly
european chocolate or sprinkles do NOT taste the same as american chocolate or sprinkles. american chocolat is disgusting, so trust me, hagelslag and muisjes (sprinkles) do taste good
You ask why they dont play basketbal cuz theye drunk
gg geert wilders
Wilders is not a very important or interesting figure. What is noteworthy about Dutch politics is that there are dozens of different parties.
After this video you still don't much about the Netherlands, lol.
Fryslân boppe
Basketball isn't really popular here.
He looks evil....too much sugar in hagelslag (well sir, our kids PLAY outside after school and we all cycle) This is the worst clip I ever saw about my country
The worst intro to the Netherlands I ever saw.. Im am Canadian and lived there for 6 years till 2018
short lady"s are rare around here
Youre saying hageslag whould be bad yeah probably is bud dont be like yourse is better if seen what goes in to ypure choclate bars and theire almost inst any cacau in it sow litle that harsyes bars cant be called cholate in europe because there is almost no cacau in them u should try our choclate from european countrys because those taste like choclate and harsyes bars i tried to eat bud its sow bad it litarly tastet like vomit and americans like that shit wel damm
As a dutch person watching this is kanker funny
Dutch swearing with diseases is not insulting some one its wishing that disease on to some one.
no it's not
@@valentijnrozeveld3773 Yes it is , when i swear at some one i wish that desease up on them .
@@marcusfranconium3392 Well, you must be a case apart, normal people don't literally wish deceases upon another.
@@valentijnrozeveld3773 The you must not be a dutchman as there are literaly curses that whishe you a desease .
@@marcusfranconium3392 And you must not have finished school yet. Yes, some curses wishes a decease on you but it isn't literal.
they only look like sprinkles
Most of the dutch. Do not agree with swearing with diseases.we try to banish it