I should say the people complaining here about the pronunciation of Copenhagen are not complaining about him not getting the local pronunciation right, it's that quite a few Anglophones "hypercorrect" themselves thinking that they should pronounce it as German sounding as possible, presumably thinking that this close to the Danish pronunciation. However, in Danish it is called "København" and we don't expect any foreigner to call it by that name when speaking in their own language. Just add a "C" to the word "open" and then "hay" and finally "gen" as the last syllable in "again": CO-pen-HAY-gen
" thinking that they should pronounce it as German sounding as possible" - and not understanding just how insulting it is for most Danes to be lumped together with the Germans. Kind of saying that the Finns and Russians are the same. Or speaking Russian to an Ukranian.
@@DKFX1 I KNOW the difference between Danes and Krauts (as my name here says). I have lived many, many years in Germany. So dont start brown-nosing the Germans....they fucking hate us and despise us. For them, we are "die dummen Dänen" and "untermenschen".
You used to be able to get really cheap "caviar" here in Denmark. And a snack a lot of kids would get is a hard boiled egg. Cut it half. The youlk removed. The hole gets a dullop of mayonaise. And then filled with the cheap black caviar.. tastes so good.
I was also wondering about that - as in my cirkle of friends and family we are not even close to consuming ½ a kilo of pork pr. person pr. day... Which this amount almost is...
is das reporter from germany, since he hast das german pronounciation of dien english word for copenhagen ?? zum teuffel... ach so... just say københavn ...
I think you will find that copenhagen is the dutch name for københavn not english.. because the ducth made all the best maps back during the age of exploration and everyone bought their maps from them.. which is why they also call it zeeland funen and jutland as well
Viking settlement? Abasalon in early middle-age started the city of Copenhagen. Before that Copenhagen was a fishing villages dating back to the stone age, but no one knows what it was called.
istedet for stegt flæsk. så prøv og lav det paneret i stedet. jeg prøvede det en gang, og er aldrig gået tilbage til alm stegt flæsk siden.. det er ti gange bedre. tak mig senere ;)
gerne dobbelt panering. mums. det er meget mere mørt of saftigt. alt det gode siver ud når man laver dem traditionelt. alt for tørt og kedeligt.. panerede stegt flæsk kaldte man i gamle dage for "fattigmands koteletter" prøv det af ;)@@statagerz
I love how he "explores smørrebrød" and "denmark's sandwich" when this stuff has almost bugger all to do with real smørrebrød.. this is all fancy high end restaurant stuff and has nothing to do with the real life equivelant us normal mortals would eat
yeah... I don't know where they got that number from. It is wildly exaggerated. Danes eat around 115 pounds of meat per year, and that is not just pork.
Nah, its 29kg Per year ~ 64 pounds which is still a lot. We love bacon, ham, pork liver pate, chops, pepperoni, roast pork, sausages and on and the number entails all pork products
Alle der besøger Danmark for at lave videoer tager kun på sådan noget svensk hipster pis i nærheden af Nyhavn. De burde tage over broen til det rigtige Danmark, hvor det er mere autentisk. Kæft jeg lyder som en dansker selvom jeg ikke er det.
1 second in and you documented you can´t even pronounce the name of the danish capitol correctly..... not even in english.... so stopped right there, nowhere was this gonna be interesting...
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332 pounds of pork? -Please get your facts straight.
I should say the people complaining here about the pronunciation of Copenhagen are not complaining about him not getting the local pronunciation right, it's that quite a few Anglophones "hypercorrect" themselves thinking that they should pronounce it as German sounding as possible, presumably thinking that this close to the Danish pronunciation. However, in Danish it is called "København" and we don't expect any foreigner to call it by that name when speaking in their own language. Just add a "C" to the word "open" and then "hay" and finally "gen" as the last syllable in "again": CO-pen-HAY-gen
" thinking that they should pronounce it as German sounding as possible" - and not understanding just how insulting it is for most Danes to be lumped together with the Germans. Kind of saying that the Finns and Russians are the same. Or speaking Russian to an Ukranian.
@@mochtegerndane7097 It's not insulting or offensive in any way. Our language is in fact germanic and does sound similar to german in many ways.
@@DKFX1 I KNOW the difference between Danes and Krauts (as my name here says). I have lived many, many years in Germany. So dont start brown-nosing the Germans....they fucking hate us and despise us. For them, we are "die dummen Dänen" and "untermenschen".
@@DKFX1judging from the other comments you are clearly a minority when it comes to this. Granted I’m more annoyed than offended
@@kristofferholst6053 I don't think you can make a judgement like that from a few comments on TH-cam. I'm guessing most people are not offended.
You used to be able to get really cheap "caviar" here in Denmark.
And a snack a lot of kids would get is a hard boiled egg. Cut it half. The youlk removed. The hole gets a dullop of mayonaise. And then filled with the cheap black caviar.. tastes so good.
wait.. what? 332 pounds of pork? 😅 I know pork is popular in Denmark, but danes "only" eat on average ~115 pounds of meat (not only pork) per year...
I was also wondering about that - as in my cirkle of friends and family we are not even close to consuming ½ a kilo of pork pr. person pr. day... Which this amount almost is...
@@TainDKI don't know where that number come from. Many Danes don't eat pork at all.
Ahhh I miss ramulade and leverpostej 🥺
It is as if the narrator has heard the Danish words being spoken, but is determined to pronounce all the words incorrectly
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is das reporter from germany, since he hast das german pronounciation of dien english word for copenhagen ??
zum teuffel... ach so...
just say københavn ...
My mother was trained by Ida
How can someone get the English name of the capital so wrong? Might be somewhat forgivable if you were at least trying to say the actual Danish name
Why don't you just shut up and enjoy the show! Karen
I think you will find that copenhagen is the dutch name for københavn not english.. because the ducth made all the best maps back during the age of exploration and everyone bought their maps from them.. which is why they also call it zeeland funen and jutland as well
kind of questionable to play the säkkijärvan polkka over this in the beginning lol
måden han udtaler ordene på..😂😂 Cringe AF🤣
Viking settlement? Abasalon in early middle-age started the city of Copenhagen. Before that Copenhagen was a fishing villages dating back to the stone age, but no one knows what it was called.
I am offended. My food in the "Bizarre" category!!! 🙂
istedet for stegt flæsk. så prøv og lav det paneret i stedet. jeg prøvede det en gang, og er aldrig gået tilbage til alm stegt flæsk siden.. det er ti gange bedre. tak mig senere ;)
Mel, æg & rasp ? det lyder godt
gerne dobbelt panering. mums. det er meget mere mørt of saftigt. alt det gode siver ud når man laver dem traditionelt. alt for tørt og kedeligt..
panerede stegt flæsk kaldte man i gamle dage for "fattigmands koteletter" prøv det af ;)@@statagerz
Eventuelt serveret med en persillesovs der ikke tynd som 3 dage gammel opvaskevand som de viste i videoen 😅😅
Persillesovs skal sidde fast på kartoflen
Hvis du vil gøre det hyper-dekadent så blitz flæskesvær i blenderen og brug det i stedet for rasp til paneringen. Det er gris²!
you got it right, sørrebrød in CPH right that, in Jylland Its more Hygge, so a planket and a smile and flower for the girl
"Open faced sandwich" is an oxymoron.
As if you make a sandwich and then open it.
"copenhaaaagen" try again... its not the netherlands. its denmark. a completely different country.. got it ?
yeah, I love my Huga lmfao
the video is clearly the work of the left hand
Ida Davidsen closed Her restaurant over 4 years ago, this is very outdated !!!!!!!!
I love how he "explores smørrebrød" and "denmark's sandwich" when this stuff has almost bugger all to do with real smørrebrød.. this is all fancy high end restaurant stuff and has nothing to do with the real life equivelant us normal mortals would eat
hahahaha sorry, but huga got me. It's hygge lol
332 pounds of pork per year?
yeah... I don't know where they got that number from. It is wildly exaggerated. Danes eat around 115 pounds of meat per year, and that is not just pork.
Nah, its 29kg Per year ~ 64 pounds which is still a lot. We love bacon, ham, pork liver pate, chops, pepperoni, roast pork, sausages and on and the number entails all pork products
What? You dont eat a pound of pork a day?
Correct, but that is what he said in the video. @@TheBarser
Too much deep-fried food is used in such well-known places, it is under no criticism.
those who complaint about the pronounciations should go see their doctors for some happy pills..
Sonst haben wir andere Methoden...Oder?
@@mochtegerndane7097 Genau haha =)
Is it too much to ask, that you pronounce the Danish words correctly? Why should we bother to see this, when you dont even try youself....
Ja, det er for meget. Slap af!
Slap af mand haha, det er bare en youtube video ikke dronningens nytårstale
Har aldrig hørt om höst .virker som noget hypet hipster halløj , med løg på . 😅😅
Alle der besøger Danmark for at lave videoer tager kun på sådan noget svensk hipster pis i nærheden af Nyhavn. De burde tage over broen til det rigtige Danmark, hvor det er mere autentisk. Kæft jeg lyder som en dansker selvom jeg ikke er det.
sjovt, du lyder som en jyde der tror at alt øst for storebæltsbroen er hipster, men som faktisk aldrig har været der.
How on earth do you get hygge as huga.. this narrator’s pronunciation is beyond me
We danes love huuuuuuuga not hygge
Kopenhagen = Copenhagen in German!!!
.9 lbs of pork per day? Yeah, don’t think so.
Omg stop complaining! Det er så typisk dansk. De udtaler ikke ordene rigtigt. Get a life
1 second in and you documented you can´t even pronounce the name of the danish capitol correctly..... not even in english.... so stopped right there, nowhere was this gonna be interesting...
Takes u under 5 mins to learn to pronounce æ å ø sigh