Visit Denmark - 10 Things That Will SHOCK You About Denmark - Wolters World
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Date: 2022-02-04
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Maya
I think when you make a video about another country you should start with the words in my opinion or in my experience. I am an Ecuadorean living in Great Britain. As an Ecuadorean, I know how is to live in a place that is really noisy and where grandmas are always being nosy and trust me after a while it gets old. I have lived in Denmark and I visited it every year for the last 4 years. I also go to Italy every year. I think Italy is a beautiful country but my experience with people is very different. I found them a bit rude and I have the feeling that they are really tired of tourists, I cant blame them, as you said Italy is packed with them. In Denmark on the other hand, people are very nice in restaurants, in shops in museums, supermarkets, etc. I have never felt so comfortable, secure, relax and happy than when Im visiting Denmark. I took my husband three years ago for the first time, hes British, he absolutely loved it, so much so that he wanted to move there for good. I think we all have different experiences and expectations when we travel, it doesnt mean that we are right, its just our opinion.
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I think when you make a video about another country you should start with the words in my opinion or in my experience. I am an Ecuadorean living in Great Britain. As an Ecuadorean, I know how is to live in a place that is really noisy and where grandmas are always being nosy and trust me after a while it gets old. I have lived in Denmark and I visited it every year for the last 4 years. I also go to Italy every year. I think Italy is a beautiful country but my experience with people is very different. I found them a bit rude and I have the feeling that they are really tired of tourists, I cant blame them, as you said Italy is packed with them. In Denmark on the other hand, people are very nice in restaurants, in shops in museums, supermarkets, etc. I have never felt so comfortable, secure, relax and happy than when Im visiting Denmark. I took my husband three years ago for the first time, hes British, he absolutely loved it, so much so that he wanted to move there for good. I think we all have different experiences and expectations when we travel, it doesnt mean that we are right, its just our opinion.
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John
Italian definitely the best people and culture in the world. Beautiful language that speak emotion, passion. Even Dan would love Italian. I can't handle dead quit society. It's dreadful. There is time for silence and time for noise and music.
Denmark, you should do better.
Maybe get your musicians on the street corners, and square. Have politicians stand on the street with bullhorn.
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Italian definitely the best people and culture in the world. Beautiful language that speak emotion, passion. Even Dan would love Italian. I can't handle dead quit society. It's dreadful. There is time for silence and time for noise and music.
Denmark, you should do better.
Maybe get your musicians on the street corners, and square. Have politicians stand on the street with bullhorn.
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chaotic
let's get this out there for everyone believing in the happiest crap they say.
Danes are got the higest amount of consumers on SSRI pills and number two after London in cocaine consumption. no wonder they are not making eye contact. and the higest tax of all country's. our government are milking everything living the high life and drying it off the taxpayers. great fascist state.
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let's get this out there for everyone believing in the happiest crap they say.
Danes are got the higest amount of consumers on SSRI pills and number two after London in cocaine consumption. no wonder they are not making eye contact. and the higest tax of all country's. our government are milking everything living the high life and drying it off the taxpayers. great fascist state.
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Erlend
Well, about the politeness. in the US, they call you Sir, excuse me, appologize for just walking behind you. and there is absolutely nothing behind those words. It just feels fakse and completely fake, like they couldnt care less. I prefer the danish way. Danes are in general very very relaxed, flegmatic, open-minded and friendly. I am norwegian by the way.
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Well, about the politeness. in the US, they call you Sir, excuse me, appologize for just walking behind you. and there is absolutely nothing behind those words. It just feels fakse and completely fake, like they couldnt care less. I prefer the danish way. Danes are in general very very relaxed, flegmatic, open-minded and friendly. I am norwegian by the way.
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Gio
I went to Denmark for a wedding in 2002. my first shock in Copenhagen was wow this city is so quiet. where are all the cars?
Danish people were extremely kind. for example at dinner they would speak English even between themselves not to make me feel isolated.
another thing that shocked me was the wealth in general, everything was brand new.
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I went to Denmark for a wedding in 2002. my first shock in Copenhagen was wow this city is so quiet. where are all the cars?
Danish people were extremely kind. for example at dinner they would speak English even between themselves not to make me feel isolated.
another thing that shocked me was the wealth in general, everything was brand new.
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Oksana
What nobody told you about Denmark - they kill dolphins, hundreds. a few days ago they murdered over 1500 ( Faroe island, Denmark territories). It was horrible, massive murder! The world should know about this! It should be stopped!
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What nobody told you about Denmark - they kill dolphins, hundreds. a few days ago they murdered over 1500 ( Faroe island, Denmark territories). It was horrible, massive murder! The world should know about this! It should be stopped!
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MajorChair
I don't like the danish ambivalence, there was so many times where people shoved me aside on public transport because i was in their way. No wonder they don't have 'please' in their vocabulary. Just talk man.
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I don't like the danish ambivalence, there was so many times where people shoved me aside on public transport because i was in their way. No wonder they don't have 'please' in their vocabulary. Just talk man.
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Jacob
Service in the center of Copenhagen can be bad, but visit something else then the tourist trap that is the center. I would prefer the danish service then the service in the us, where it is a shakedown to get tips.
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Service in the center of Copenhagen can be bad, but visit something else then the tourist trap that is the center. I would prefer the danish service then the service in the us, where it is a shakedown to get tips.
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heidI
Outside Copenhagen people are both friendly and polite. My mum would have killed me if I had ever been rude. It is just like London people here are not as friendly and talkative as people up north.
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Outside Copenhagen people are both friendly and polite. My mum would have killed me if I had ever been rude. It is just like London people here are not as friendly and talkative as people up north.
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Emory
It would be nice to see an update and comment on how Denmark has changed since the foreign invasion over the last several years. I bet people locked things up now and take their babies inside.
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It would be nice to see an update and comment on how Denmark has changed since the foreign invasion over the last several years. I bet people locked things up now and take their babies inside.
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