ikr! Someone with no clue or inclination to pronounce anything correctly, just phonetically reads all the Dutch words as though they were English... "Rijksmuseum"... Yikes!
@@robertboender5816 The Rijn river doesn't flow into the IJsselmeer, the IJssel does!! De Rijn stroomt niet het IJsselmeer in, de IJssel wel!! LET OP DENK NA!! De Rijn stroomt niet in de Noordzee de Nieuwe Waterweg wel!!🤯🤯🤯
As a dutchie living in a small country, its really fun to see video's like this and reading the comments. And yes, its a normal thing for us to watch video's about ourselves, we are a tad self-entiteld ;)
I'm from Belize and despite being a Central American/Caribbean country our prefer cheese (other than Happy Cow cheese of Austria) Dutch Cheese (Edem) is our go to cheese that we put on practically any food that normal see other cheese like from pasta to Latin dishes and sometimes on pizza and they are found in or on our traditional breakfast dishes
Fun fact: I've seen a lot of people struggle with double vowel sounds Ui/Uy: I didn't know how to type this, so just look it up in translate xD IJ/Ei: basically a combination of ‘Hey’ and a short ‘Eye’ Oe: Oo IE: as ‘ee’ or ‘ea’ Eu: Not sure how to explain this one too Ou/Au/Ao: ‘ow’ Ee: ‘a’ Oo: ‘oh’ Aa: ‘ah’ Uu: like ‘ou’ in a weird Scottish ‘you’ II is not possible, you'd use ‘IE’ Now triples: IEUW: ‘ew’ the w is just used because why not. Eeuw: like a long ‘ew’, same use of w Ooi: Just like ‘oi’ Aai: ‘Eye’ Eau: ‘oh’ This may help with your pronunciation
American expat to the Netherlands here. Every time you said Zuid, I actually cringed. Also, the coffee thing is really true. We have free coffee machines in government buildings, coffee stands at train stations, the university I go to is flooded with those things... Coffee is everywhere. One more note: Our agriculture is so good, we have some of the cheapest groceries in the world. For instance, I can buy a bag of apples for 3 Euros, a loaf of bread for 1 Euro, and a kilo of chicken for 7 Euros.
@@computeraddic675 He said 3 cups a day. And it depends how much caffeine is in your coffee. If Im home I make coffee with a drip machine and get by on 1-2 cups a day, but when I have to drink the flavored water at the office, yeah Im making a lot of trips to the machine. The Dutch and Scandinavians are the largest per capita consumers of coffee in the world.
Great video! Some more fun facts: The dutch also invented donuts They sometimes call their country a little frog country Love your work, blijf zo doorgaan!
Another fun fact: We do have delivery services that solely deliver flowers. Also, the Netherlands is home to the largest flower auction in the world, from where flowers, bulbs, vegetables, fruit, and any other kind of plant is sold to buyers all over the world. It is so large, that it has its own internet exchange and a massive datacenter located nearby, to give buyers and sellers the lowest possible latency.
Wow I never how much Netherland accomplished so much inventions for histories. Netherland has to be the most greatest country in the world if not they're pretty close to it. I think the rest of the countries in the world to learn and follow what Netherlands has achieved to becoming more greener. I'm talking to the country that is dependent with the fossil fuels.
Well,we maybe a great nation,but not a big nation.Its just a lot off people in a small countrie,to be precise 17.597.607 Seventien and a half Million people!
@Thierry Parte I’ve seen many square miles in the US with no flags. Canada has a ton of flags everywhere. No one can say who the most patriotic country is without spending a large amount of time in every single country in the world. Having a lot of flags doesn’t make a country super patriotic
@@Iamtheliquor I’d say the general culture is inherently patriotic. What do you expect from a country where children pledge allegiance to the flag from a very young and impressionable age.
@@roy_hks Yeah of course most people there are. i was saying no one can say which country is the most patriotic. People show patriotism in different ways
Always love Vids about our small country! I forgive you for butchering the names XD I hope people realise there is more to the Netherlands besides Amsterdam! Keep up the awsum!
@@loner1520 A little bit late to react. I am Dutch and our authentic cuisine is great, but very simple. A piece of meat, vegetables and potatoes.With some gravy. I don't know the word for stampot in english (Potatoes mashed with vegetables), slow cooked beef. We luckily also have a lot of foreign influences on what our dinner looks like. (and i like for example, a chopstick, some cooked potatoes, with gravy and let's say some broccoli) I always cook to much potatoes, so the next day i crush them a little bit and bake them, some onions, seasoning and a total different taste, but i guess you know this.
You did forget the most successful Dutch company: ASML. The only company, that builds those super modern lithography machines, that allow Intel; Samsung and TSMC (Taiwan) to produce those modern 5nm and 3nm chips.
6:46 (no. 23) "De Rijn"-river flows into the North-Sea (via "De Waal" into "Hollands-Diep", through Rotterdam and "de Zeeuwse Delta"). The Ijsselmeer is connected/fed by the river "De Ijssel". DUDE. ;)
We had a Roman border in (now) our country by the way, the cities of Maastricht and Nijmegen keep disagreeing about which is older, both are from the Roman times already (like early 1st century).
Yep, it's true that we are awkwardly direct....some find it rude, we generally find it very useful/effective. Guess we had a time where we couldn't chit-chat about little stuff but had to get to the essence to save our asses. xD Does help getting stuff done sooner. Unless bureaucracy pops up of course, the scourge of humanity. BTW almost had laughing fits when listening to your pronunciation of Dutch names/words. We have a rough language, if strongly like English a second language. I often joke that our words sound like nasty diseases. Last one, not related to video though.....it took me a while to get used to the 'BTW' as an abbreviation of the English words. We here also/originally know it as the abbreviation for 'belasting toegevoegde waarde' which is our way of say VAT (value added tax). Gotta say though, we're far from perfect here. I like aspects of it but am not trying to praise it. Anyway, i'll shut myself up now. xD
Hi Chris loved the video keep up the great work sir I was wondering if you could one day do a 101 facts about buddhism? That would be awesome I've always had an interest and respect for the religion
Correction (19:23): There is now beer at McDonalds in The Netherlands. Never was. There is in Mc's in Spain but there where now Mc's in the time The Netherlands was Spanish terriroty :-)
Q- ra- souw- curaçao ç thats not a normal C, its a Cedilla is like a proper letter for a soft C St Maarten is pronounced like you would say it on English
To be exact, it was a Dutch located company, but established under English law, for tax purposes ofcourse. Since Shell lost the battle against sustainability/enviromental they moved to the UK (also, Corporation tax got higher). But ofcourse Shell will tell you differently.
I always thought that it was German or Austrian. As when I went on vacation in those countries I always saw them, but in my own country (the netherlands) I see them nowhere.
It's a nice video but I just wish TH-camrs would ask a random Dutch person about whether this stuff is correct before posting, nice video nonetheless but I think many ppl would love to help with the fact and pronunciation
How fun that you want to learn Dutch for no reason (not that common). And I hope that you can indeed come to the Netherlands sometime to discover it in real life. where are you from ? other Dutch vorms of greetings Goedemorgen (Good morning) Goedemiddag (Good afternoon) Goedenavond (Good evening) Goededag (Good day) Groetjes vanuit Nederland (Greetings from Netherlands)
another fun fact about the dutch east indian company. if it were to still exist it would be worth more then apple and amazon combined. over 6 trillion dollars
Carrots are orange because of the Netherlands🤭🤭🤭🤭😅😅😅 Back in the 10th century, carrots were originally white, purple, or pale yellow. So how did they get their distinct orange colour? The story goes that when William of Orange (King William III) helped the Dutch win independence from Spain in the 17th century, Dutch farmers honoured the King by turning their carrots orange through clever breeding. The new colour became hugely popular and is still the Netherlands official colour and the colour of the Dutch Royal family. The Dutch celebrate King’s Day by wearing orange and even the national sports teams wear orange.
Nonsene. William of Orange was Stadtholder, steward to the King of Spain until het led the revolt, a revolt because the King of Spain send the Spanish Inquistition on the Dutch and both protestants and catholics wanted religious tolerance. Stadtholder William III, also appointed but now by the States-General, a legislative body consisting of commoners, was the one who invaded England more than a century later and became king there to save it from the Dark Ages so the Dutch Republic would have a stable religious tolerant ally instead of another absolute rule catholic enemy out for destruction of protestantism and the Dutch Republic like Louis XIV and Spain.
@@bosniencommie1202 The Netherlands is a Constitutional Monarchy. Besides that, what's wrong with Capitalism? Don't like being compensated for the service you provide? There's no such thing as a perfect system but equality seems to be the intended outcome of a Capitalist society. What do you prefer?
@@malekmohamed7458 why are they then not investing thet money on saving planet frome global worming if they are thet rich and you realy think china is poor?
Yo my dude. The rhine doesnt flow into IJssel meer. But into rotterdam. The River the ijssel goes to the ijsselmeer. Also we created the ijsselmeer as it used to be the zuider sea
10:50 “Look, before you start saying anything about how this is exactly the same as fact 8, let me remind you that there’s a date so maybe you should fu-“
Lame fact: the Mc Donalds doesn't sell beer anymore, at this moment I am 27 years old so I'm allowed to drink beer for 11 years now and I have never been able to order a beer at Mc Donalds....
I'm British but I absolutely llloooovvveeee the Netherlands wishing all the best for them.
dankjewel, jij ook -) (thanks, you too!)
@@budje hoi jij bent ook nederlands
Thanks mate!
Thanks
BatChest I LOOOOOVVVEEE THE NETHERLANDS
The poles are not because it's low but because the soil is to soft to build on. So they used poles to reach a lower layer of sand who can.
He made so many mistakes lol
My daughter was there on a trip in the summer of 2019. She loved it there and would go back in a heartbeat
Yay! The Netherlands is my favourite country on this entire planet. Love from Hungary! 🇭🇺❤🇳🇱
Edit: LMAO at his pronunciation of IJssel. 🤣
Also Curaçao it's pronounced kurasao not kurakao
@@ZasukiJean i thought you pronaunced curaçoa like kurasau
Gg i am netherlands
Gg ik ben nederlands
@@murdermonkey_lol me too
Ik ook
ikr! Someone with no clue or inclination to pronounce anything correctly, just phonetically reads all the Dutch words as though they were English... "Rijksmuseum"... Yikes!
fun fact: the second c in curacao isn't pronounced as a k, but as an s
it’s because it’s ç he knows
it’s not really a fun fact .-.
@@eaglejetsweareone4313 ...too you
@@noahvandenberg3637 how is it a funfact if u freaking spelt curacao not curaçao if u put curacao its pronounced kurakao
Tyvm
The Rijn River doesn't flow into the IJsselmeer, the IJSSEL does. The Rijn flows through Rotterdam into the North sea.
De Maas gaat door Roffa en de IJssel is een aftakking van de Rijn en de Maas is een rivier opzichzelf dus hij heeft gwn gelijk
@@yologames2474 doet niet af aan t feit dat het de IJssel is en niet de Rijn. Anders zou het Rijnmeer heten ipv IJsselmeer 🤔
Na Lobith waaiert de Rijn uit! de Waal, Pannerdensch Kanaal, Nederrijn, IJssel, Merwede, Nieuwe Maas, Nieuwe Waterweg, Hollands Diep etcetera.
@@daluzsoares dus heet t niet de Rijn :-) Oceanen hebben ook niet 1 naam ondanks ze op elkaar aansluiten.
@@robertboender5816 The Rijn river doesn't flow into the IJsselmeer, the IJssel does!! De Rijn stroomt niet het IJsselmeer in, de IJssel wel!! LET OP DENK NA!! De Rijn stroomt niet in de Noordzee de Nieuwe Waterweg wel!!🤯🤯🤯
Fun fact: KLM is the world's oldest airline
That's not a fun fact.
@@regntonne You must be fun at parties
True !!
(Schiphol being the oldest
in the world)
The Netherlands is the second largest agricultural exporter after the US not China.
Helaas China is uitgegroeid dankzij onze hulp en staan nu 2e
As a dutchie living in a small country, its really fun to see video's like this and reading the comments.
And yes, its a normal thing for us to watch video's about ourselves, we are a tad self-entiteld ;)
Zo is dat
My favourite part was when he talked about the Netherlands
yes
fun fact: one block in the nether equals to eight blocks in the overworld
I'm from Belize and despite being a Central American/Caribbean country our prefer cheese (other than Happy Cow cheese of Austria) Dutch Cheese (Edem) is our go to cheese that we put on practically any food that normal see other cheese like from pasta to Latin dishes and sometimes on pizza and they are found in or on our traditional breakfast dishes
Love they way ur trying to pronounce all the difficult Dutch places 😂🥰
Lmao same
He said hoge Veluwe so fast, I couldn’t even hear him 😂
I really loved the video asa dutch person!
Thanks for the video!
Fun fact: I've seen a lot of people struggle with double vowel sounds
Ui/Uy: I didn't know how to type this, so just look it up in translate xD
IJ/Ei: basically a combination of ‘Hey’ and a short ‘Eye’
Oe: Oo
IE: as ‘ee’ or ‘ea’
Eu: Not sure how to explain this one too
Ou/Au/Ao: ‘ow’
Ee: ‘a’
Oo: ‘oh’
Aa: ‘ah’
Uu: like ‘ou’ in a weird Scottish ‘you’
II is not possible, you'd use ‘IE’
Now triples:
IEUW: ‘ew’ the w is just used because why not.
Eeuw: like a long ‘ew’, same use of w
Ooi: Just like ‘oi’
Aai: ‘Eye’
Eau: ‘oh’
This may help with your pronunciation
American expat to the Netherlands here.
Every time you said Zuid, I actually cringed.
Also, the coffee thing is really true. We have free coffee machines in government buildings, coffee stands at train stations, the university I go to is flooded with those things... Coffee is everywhere.
One more note: Our agriculture is so good, we have some of the cheapest groceries in the world. For instance, I can buy a bag of apples for 3 Euros, a loaf of bread for 1 Euro, and a kilo of chicken for 7 Euros.
Yes,but 13 cups of coffee per day???Seems to much really..
@@computeraddic675 He said 3 cups a day. And it depends how much caffeine is in your coffee. If Im home I make coffee with a drip machine and get by on 1-2 cups a day, but when I have to drink the flavored water at the office, yeah Im making a lot of trips to the machine.
The Dutch and Scandinavians are the largest per capita consumers of coffee in the world.
as a dutchman i can honestly say your pronunciations are very accurate not perfect but absolutely not wrong
Great video! Some more fun facts:
The dutch also invented donuts
They sometimes call their country a little frog country
Love your work, blijf zo doorgaan!
Another fun fact: We do have delivery services that solely deliver flowers. Also, the Netherlands is home to the largest flower auction in the world, from where flowers, bulbs, vegetables, fruit, and any other kind of plant is sold to buyers all over the world. It is so large, that it has its own internet exchange and a massive datacenter located nearby, to give buyers and sellers the lowest possible latency.
YES... I was wondering when it was time to have facts about my country
Jij spreekt Nederlands?
@@aurathedraak7909 jaaaaa. Is dat raar?
Do you dislike Irish people or is that a myth?
@@red4life848 nah I Love the Irish. I got friends I game with weekly who are Irish and live in and around dublin
"The poses of the lions have different names. You learn something new every day"
Me, a heraldry enthusiast: Yes, I knew that.
Deja Vu...
1:02... proper pronounciation of the island Curaçao is "Cure-A-Sow"👍🏾
Yeah... Pronunciation was not my strongest point in this video
@@101Facts do proper research next time
We, the Dutch, have been summoned ✨
We don't serve beer at McDonald's in the Netherlands unfortunately 😂
It's not healthy 🚫
102: We Dutch are extremely direct, open and fair.
Wow I never how much Netherland accomplished so much inventions for histories. Netherland has to be the most greatest country in the world if not they're pretty close to it. I think the rest of the countries in the world to learn and follow what Netherlands has achieved to becoming more greener. I'm talking to the country that is dependent with the fossil fuels.
Well,we maybe a great nation,but not a big nation.Its just a lot off people in a small countrie,to be precise 17.597.607 Seventien and a half Million people!
Finally something that's more than 20 minutes long coming out for the Netherlands
Happy New Year, Chris. Keep up the good work.
Happy New Year, Rami! Thank you very much
@@101Facts you're welcome. Here's hoping 2022 is good for the both of us.
I AM FROM THE NETHERLANDS!!!! Oh and you forgot obout a Dutch tradistion called sinterklaas
Fact 102; We must be the world’s 2nd most patriotic country , to proof this lots of Dutchies will watch this video. 🇳🇱 🧡
Who’s the most patriotic? I wouldn’t say the USA
@Thierry Parte I’ve seen many square miles in the US with no flags. Canada has a ton of flags everywhere. No one can say who the most patriotic country is without spending a large amount of time in every single country in the world. Having a lot of flags doesn’t make a country super patriotic
@@Iamtheliquor I’d say the general culture is inherently patriotic. What do you expect from a country where children pledge allegiance to the flag from a very young and impressionable age.
@@roy_hks Yeah of course most people there are. i was saying no one can say which country is the most patriotic. People show patriotism in different ways
This merely proves we have excellent internet access. Lots of Dutch watch lots of videos on the internet.
Always love Vids about our small country! I forgive you for butchering the names XD I hope people realise there is more to the Netherlands besides Amsterdam! Keep up the awsum!
chef here...where would be the best place in the netherlands to try some authentic cuisine?
@@loner1520 check if the towns you want to visit have a market Day. Best place for Haring en Stroopwafels!
That pronunciation of Curaçao 🤣
@@loner1520 A little bit late to react.
I am Dutch and our authentic cuisine is great, but very simple. A piece of meat, vegetables and potatoes.With some gravy.
I don't know the word for stampot in english (Potatoes mashed with vegetables), slow cooked beef.
We luckily also have a lot of foreign influences on what our dinner looks like.
(and i like for example, a chopstick, some cooked potatoes, with gravy and let's say some broccoli)
I always cook to much potatoes, so the next day i crush them a little bit and bake them, some onions, seasoning and a total different taste, but i guess you know this.
You did forget the most successful Dutch company: ASML. The only company, that builds those super modern lithography machines, that allow Intel; Samsung and TSMC (Taiwan) to produce those modern 5nm and 3nm chips.
6:46 (no. 23) "De Rijn"-river flows into the North-Sea (via "De Waal" into "Hollands-Diep", through Rotterdam and "de Zeeuwse Delta"). The Ijsselmeer is connected/fed by the river "De Ijssel". DUDE. ;)
My Parents are from The Netherlands. My Dad from Glederland. My Mom from Friesland. Both born during World War 2.
We had a Roman border in (now) our country by the way, the cities of Maastricht and Nijmegen keep disagreeing about which is older, both are from the Roman times already (like early 1st century).
How's about doing 101 Facts about Eftaling (a fairytale theme park in The Netherlands) for a future video of this channel
You mean the Efteling, and yes a video with 101 facts about the Efteling is a good idea
What a magical place to actually live
Yep, feel like Harry Potter...
Love 101 fact always great videos
Yep, it's true that we are awkwardly direct....some find it rude, we generally find it very useful/effective. Guess we had a time where we couldn't chit-chat about little stuff but had to get to the essence to save our asses. xD Does help getting stuff done sooner. Unless bureaucracy pops up of course, the scourge of humanity. BTW almost had laughing fits when listening to your pronunciation of Dutch names/words. We have a rough language, if strongly like English a second language. I often joke that our words sound like nasty diseases. Last one, not related to video though.....it took me a while to get used to the 'BTW' as an abbreviation of the English words. We here also/originally know it as the abbreviation for 'belasting toegevoegde waarde' which is our way of say VAT (value added tax).
Gotta say though, we're far from perfect here. I like aspects of it but am not trying to praise it.
Anyway, i'll shut myself up now. xD
I love the channel, keep up the good job.
Pd although we miss Sam, Chris is doing an incredible job
What happened to Sam? Do you know? Did I miss something?
@@wrongsalvation8904 I think he's just busy with another project
Sam makes me stay till 101 fact, this guy's voice just makes everything less interesting! Some Jolly Wolly!
The only fact I disagree with is that mcdonals serves beer here, atleast not in the ones in my area
love the anthem playing in the background
Why is Wilhelmus?
Says Antwerp in Belgium,Shows Bruges
You forgot one: The Netherlands actually has 348 municipalities (including the 6 Carribean Islands which are special municipalities)
Nice vid as always.
And have good day/night.
Fun fact: Friesland isnt the province with the best fries, that honor goes to the people in the southern part of Zeeland. Belgian fries are amazing.
0:50 that is our windmill
Just wanted to say. Love this video. I am Dutch😎. Some of the provincies u actually said correctly. Good Job 👊🏻
Hi Chris loved the video keep up the great work sir I was wondering if you could one day do a 101 facts about buddhism? That would be awesome I've always had an interest and respect for the religion
I know no facts about my own country, but thanks for the help!
9:23. Who was expecting a Super Max Fact?
Correction (19:23): There is now beer at McDonalds in The Netherlands. Never was. There is in Mc's in Spain but there where now Mc's in the time The Netherlands was Spanish terriroty :-)
being born in Middelburg, that's not middelburg... but I liked this video!!!!
oh yeah, and no beer at MacDonalds!
Q- ra- souw- curaçao ç thats not a normal C, its a Cedilla is like a proper letter for a soft C
St Maarten is pronounced like you would say it on English
Am I the only Dutch person that is like: ‘since when do we sell beer at McDonalds?’
Thank you for this!
I love how you say zuid and ijssel
13:40 That's the wrong William.
Also, Shell moved to be a wholly UK company recently.
true true, but it gets changed every few years. then dutch, then uk, then dutch again, etc etc etc
To be exact, it was a Dutch located company, but established under English law, for tax purposes ofcourse. Since Shell lost the battle against sustainability/enviromental they moved to the UK (also, Corporation tax got higher). But ofcourse Shell will tell you differently.
Fun fact: in Friesland they speak another official language, fries. That is older than the dutch language.
The second c in Curaçao is pronounced as an s 😂
I really enjoyed this version of number 11
First, and with this I must request that next you do some Central American countries
I'm with you. I suggest El Salvador, aka, Jesus Land
Spar is from Netherlands? Wow! I always thought of Spar as a uniquely South African thing.
I always thought that it was German or Austrian. As when I went on vacation in those countries I always saw them, but in my own country (the netherlands) I see them nowhere.
We still have de Spar. I go there often
Fact 102: the famous Dr Pol is a dutchmen😁
#73 is false. We, the Dutch, don't serve any alcohol at a McDonald's
I would love to go to the Netherlands
OK, je hebt gelijk!
It's a nice video but I just wish TH-camrs would ask a random Dutch person about whether this stuff is correct before posting, nice video nonetheless but I think many ppl would love to help with the fact and pronunciation
I am Dutch its nice to now facts of your country
me as a dutchman can confirm that there are some mistakes in this video :)
im Dutch and its funny to hear someone trying to speak dutch
Kun je meedoen met TH-cam?
I'm Dutch but some off these facts I didn't even know but I laugh every time try to say a city, province or one off the Netherland Antilles
To be honest I started to learn Dutch for no reason at all but I have recently found it as my dream to venture there
Have fun with these translations
Hello - Hallo
Netherlands - nederland
these are simple and may be wrong
How fun that you want to learn Dutch for no reason (not that common). And I hope that you can indeed come to the Netherlands sometime to discover it in real life. where are you from ?
other Dutch vorms of greetings
Goedemorgen (Good morning)
Goedemiddag (Good afternoon)
Goedenavond (Good evening)
Goededag (Good day)
Groetjes vanuit Nederland (Greetings from Netherlands)
When are we getting 101 Facts about BEES?
Can you make 101 Facts about Kaitou Joker?
As far as I know, mcdonnalds doesn't sell beer in there restaurants
Ja broer, ik was effe confused 😅 bier bij mac nooit gehoord
101 facts on Bosnia and Herzegovina!!!! Please do it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
4:13 maybe a bit of space will help? zuid plas polder at nieuwe kerk aan den ijssel also ijs means ice it can also mean icecream :D
another fun fact about the dutch east indian company. if it were to still exist it would be worth more then apple and amazon combined. over 6 trillion dollars
Yaaaaay my province was pronounced correct that doesnt happen often
Carrots are orange because of the Netherlands🤭🤭🤭🤭😅😅😅
Back in the 10th century, carrots were originally white, purple, or pale yellow. So how did they get their distinct orange colour?
The story goes that when William of Orange (King William III) helped the Dutch win independence from Spain in the 17th century, Dutch farmers honoured the King by turning their carrots orange through clever breeding.
The new colour became hugely popular and is still the Netherlands official colour and the colour of the Dutch Royal family. The Dutch celebrate King’s Day by wearing orange and even the national sports teams wear orange.
Nonsene. William of Orange was Stadtholder, steward to the King of Spain until het led the revolt, a revolt because the King of Spain send the Spanish Inquistition on the Dutch and both protestants and catholics wanted religious tolerance. Stadtholder William III, also appointed but now by the States-General, a legislative body consisting of commoners, was the one who invaded England more than a century later and became king there to save it from the Dark Ages so the Dutch Republic would have a stable religious tolerant ally instead of another absolute rule catholic enemy out for destruction of protestantism and the Dutch Republic like Louis XIV and Spain.
Hey Chris please do 101 facts about Nevada
NETHERLANDS IS A BEAUTIFUL AND PERFECT COUNTRY
they are too capitalist to be perfect
@@bosniencommie1202 The Netherlands is a Constitutional Monarchy. Besides that, what's wrong with Capitalism? Don't like being compensated for the service you provide? There's no such thing as a perfect system but equality seems to be the intended outcome of a Capitalist society. What do you prefer?
@@bosniencommie1202 capitalism is good and capitalist countries are rich and developed and socialist countries are poor
@@malekmohamed7458 why are they then not investing thet money on saving planet frome global worming if they are thet rich and you realy think china is poor?
@@bosniencommie1202 CHINA IS NO LONGER A SOCIALIST COUNTRY
I am from the Netherlands and even I learned some new things xD
The Rhine river isnt the longest river in the Netherlands. Its the Linge.
Portugal also serves beer at their McDonalds.
“If you ain’t Dutch, you ain’t much”
Fact 73. Malta also sell beer in McDonalds
damm curacao sounds so cursed since in dutch we say the last c more as an s instead of a k
Yo my dude. The rhine doesnt flow into IJssel meer. But into rotterdam.
The River the ijssel goes to the ijsselmeer.
Also we created the ijsselmeer as it used to be the zuider sea
don't forget bluetooth, also dutch (y)
We Dutch are only truly happy when we've got something to complain or nag about.
Guess you didn't know that one!
we're an afwul bunch.
@@FrankHeuvelman now you're nagging....lol
@@FrankHeuvelman wuahahahahaha! yup, you're Dutch alright! I know how it feels....
@@FrankHeuvelman really? you have to be kidding. new ietsism. lol, crazy.
@@FrankHeuvelman oh thank god. lol
And zuidplas polder , the word zuid is south😊, sorry as an English teacher I can't help it 😂
I dont know if you mentioned that the VOC is the most profitable company of all time (adjusted for inflation 7,9 trillion i think)
10:50 “Look, before you start saying anything about how this is exactly the same as fact 8, let me remind you that there’s a date so maybe you should fu-“
Lame fact: the Mc Donalds doesn't sell beer anymore, at this moment I am 27 years old so I'm allowed to drink beer for 11 years now and I have never been able to order a beer at Mc Donalds....
Love how you keep showing the Kurhaus, as if its a palace or governmental building.
It’s a hotel…
I want to go to the Netherlands 🇳🇱
Colombia 🇨🇴 & Nederland 🇳🇱 history
*you da man, Chris*
😎
You did a great job at trying to speak Dutch
Je bent in de taal