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@@frederikmangor5527 seriously?! From my research there’s no translation for “please” 😮 always good to learn :)

@@thejoanaalves for eksempel Can i please get that Jeg vil gerne bede om det, Can i please get a water? Jeg vil gerne bede om vand. Normalt siger man ikke hele udtrykket (bede) man suger normalt bare be om.

"Be' om" is not a literal translation of please. It's a polite way of asking for something, so it may be used to express the same sentiment is some cases. But semantically it's used in a different way.

@@ulrikbrndsted9891 thank you for the clarification 🥰

@@ulrikbrndsted9891 please is also a polite way for asking something in many cases you can use it the same ways. It is the closet thing to it, and i would say it is allost the same

That’s almost poetic 🥹

What an evolution! People are truly inspiring :)

@@SimonRaahauge1973 he’s the cutest 🥹 thank you 🤍

@@ZakirKhan-nh7jn in terms of salaries?

As a labour earning

@@ZakirKhan-nh7jn average monthly salary is about 49.000 DKK or 7.000 USD, this includes pension.

Not understand 49.000 DKK 49 thousand?

Which European country is best for earning purpose ?

Ohh thank you so much 🥹 after 2 years here, I think I can finally say I have a few friends 🤪

@@thejoanaalves Danish people usually loosen up a bit quicker when alcohol is involved so try that :)

@@Jake-cy3ev ahahahah yessss! I have already notice it 😂

Thank you so much, Finn! I finished editing last night, and with everything going on, I didn’t realize I had used the wrong logo! I did think the logo looked a bit off but couldn’t figure out why. lol.. I’ve been feeling so tired lately & and now I'm embarrassed to 😅

Thank you so much for your constant support! It means the world to me 🫶🏻🥺

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i am also in portugal

@@jattsunny3969 that's niceee!!! :)

@@thejoanaalves after i got passport portuguese i also want to work in denmark

@@jattsunny3969 Why are you obtaining a Portuguese passport to work in Denmark? 😮

Yess 🥹🤍

Yess! I also agree :)

Thank you for your comment, I really appreciate the way you explained the difference in usage! It's fascinating how such a simple word can carry so much meaning🥰

@@thejoanaalves Well to further the explanation (to not sound like a rant towards foreigners lol), Id like to point out, Its bc of the way we speak in Denmark (so its our fault, not foreigners), as you prob figured out/heard already here, we dont speak the way our grammar dictates. Which is, to me, highly "wtf?!". We should update either our grammar OR our speech. Or we risk losing the true danish language like other nations are struggling with atm.

If you loose your job, just go and re-tighten it

Thank you for sharing this! I completely agree with your points too :)

The ones who have gotten more since the 80's are the top 1%. So maybe that's where you should look for the money you believe is taken away from you unjustly in taxes. And not so much the money that go to people who actually need help.

I understand your perspective, and it’s a valid concern about high taxes. However, it's important to consider the broader context, where taxes are used to fund public services that benefit everyone, like healthcare, education, and social safety nets. :)

Not true

Ahahahah, thank you so much! It's truly a wonderful country to be in! And if the check from the Danish Tourist Board is on its way, I’m definitely not complaining! 😊 Thanks again!!! :)

Danes rock!!! Eheheh 🤍

I know… 😂😂😂😂

@@thejoanaalves 😂

Completely agree with you 😂 That’s why I was so surprised when I saw Portugal ranked 55th. Another factor, which I didn’t mention in the video, is the significantly higher salaries here. Although the cost of living is also higher, it doesn’t compare to the imbalance seen in Portugal :/

Yeah 😍

Helloooo 😃

@@finncarlbomholtsrensen1188 That must have been alarming for you! The Portuguese government is working to address this issue. A new law was approved a few days ago that bans planes from flying over the center of Lisbon and Porto between 1 AM and 5 AM, if I’m not mistaken. It’s a step in the right direction :)

Facts!!! 😂 I thought about it, but I was saving it to explain in another video :)

Portugal is also a bit different in this regard. Just as businesses tend to open and close later (for example, services usually open around 9 or 10 am), people there also don’t have the habit of waking up very early, which means they don’t go to bed early either. When I was in Portugal, I used to go to bed around midnight or 1 am 😴😋

@@thejoanaalves Thnx. I thought it was bedtime after dinner, and up early because of heat. I thought wrong though.

Muito obrigada 🤍🥹

Yes exactly! Thank you for your input 🤍

Eheheh, thank u so much 🤍

Thank u 🤍

Sorry but I didn’t understood the question 😅

@thejoanaalves i want to ask .with portugal passport ..can i stay full life in denmark..how i renew my passport

De nada 🤍

Ohhh that’s soooo sweet 🥹 can she make the traditional Pastel de Nata? 🤤

Eheh! Niceee! You must have very strong teeth now! 💪🏼

@@thejoanaalves I'm soon to be 77 and I still have mostly, all my own teeth still! Finn 😄

In this area around Copenhagen I do think they intend the limit the Chalk-Content in the water for less use of Soap during washes and less Chalk built-up in the tubes and on heaters. I look forward to that. They have started the first set in Albertlund and it will come to my home also at a time. Finn

You’re probably right 🥲

I will try that!! 🥰

Hello!!! I just reused another from another spray bottle that ran out :)

@@sonyan3504 Not all courses. I believe it can also depend on the university. I'm applying for a course that is entirely in English and doesn't require Danish as a prerequisite :)

Ohhhhh eheheh, we would love to meet u too 🤍

Thanks!!! 😊

@@saravananmurugesan6344 hello :) yes you can

Ahahah I don’t think Swedish people are scary 🤣

Well, I guess I haven’t been very lucky with the police officers who fined me! 😂 But I didn’t know about the 5-minute rule :) I really like that perspective! Without a doubt, I’ve come to enjoy dining at home much more since I moved to Denmark :)

@@thejoanaalves I've seen a few of your videos but seems all (at least the ones I've seen) are from CPH (Copenhagen). Now that you've been here a while, have you considered visiting other parts of the country, possibly make a video of the sights in other cities than CPH? Im sure many danes have recommendations for you with great places to see things. Also, almost every youtuber I've seen so far, making videos about Denmark, have been in CPH. It would be great to see something else too and since you live here now you could prepare better than those just visiting the country for a few days. It is a beatiful country with lots of sights and history outside CPH, after all 😉

@ Hello! thank you so much for your thoughtful and constructive comment 🥹🥹 You’re absolutely right, and I completely agree with what you said-it makes so much sense! To be honest, I haven’t had the chance to explore many places yet, but I have visited spots like Møns Klint, where I stayed in an incredible place, and Billund to visit LEGO. I tried vlogging during those trips, but I wasn’t entirely satisfied with the results, so I decided not to publish them 🫠🫠. I really need to get past that! I’m really eager to visit Aarhus and Skagen and will do my best to document those adventures in videos :) Do you have any recommendations for places to visit? I especially love being surrounded by nature!

​@@thejoanaalves Sure, I will share my own recommendations with you. -Firstly, I will recommend taking a walk in the city of Fredericia. "Voldene", is the old fortifications in the city that you can walk on. I went there often with my parents when I was a kid. Lots of plaques and infostands to tell of the historical significance, and I remember it as a serene, peaceful and delightful place. Also lots of nature to see. -Second should be on Langeland, all down on the southern tip is a fenced in area with wild horses. You can walk inside the fenced area, see lots of nature and horses. -3rd would be either "Lille Vildmose", "Store Vildmose" or "Mols Bjerge". They are nature preserves where you can see lots of nature. I've been to "Mols Bjerge" myself, not the other two, but I've only heard good things about them. -If you get the opportunity to go to any of the smaller islands, you should take it. Many have more undisturbed nature than in Jylland or the bigger islands, personally, Im very fond of Læsø while my girlfriend loves Bornholm. -Lastly, I will recommend you to go to the beaches on the western side of Jutland to enjoy the wind blowing in from the sea and the seemingly endless stretches of sand. Popular places to get to are "Blåvand", "Henne Strand" or, a little further north, "Skallerup Klit" Im sorry I dont know of any places on either Fyn or Sjælland...born and raised in Jylland, I've mostly been to places over here.

@@thejoanaalves Oh, 1 more recommendation to see something a little different. "Tørskind grusgrav" is a place in nature with lots of great sculptures made of stone, wood and metal. I'd forgotten all about it, untill just now 🙄

@@JessicaOliveira-ju6zl thank u 🥰

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Eheheh you’re welcome 🤍

@kristianmuus5672 Hello! What a nice comment! Thank you so much 🥰