TRUTH or MYTH: Dutch React to Stereotypes
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2024
- We got Dutch people to react to the most common Dutch stereotypes, ranking them true, false or somewhere in between.
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0:00 Intro
0:17 Dutch are so blunt, they can come off as rude
1:14 Dutch are very tall, have blond hair and blue eyes
1:50 Dutch are cheap and like to "go Dutch"
3:13 Dutch like to get stoned
3:54 Dutch cannot live without a bike
4:44 What stereotypes are you tired of hearing?
5:16 What do you want the world to know about the Dutch?
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I lived in the US and my kids got asked in (high) school: "are your parents always stoned?". Hilarious.
Ron Arts brrrchacha?
hehehehe
And the answer is....
And in the US kids go to HIGH school .....
Lucas Nederlandse Patriot lol he said that people aked his kids 🤦♀️
We're not cheap, we're just not stupid.
Yes but the best things in life come from generosity and sharing.
@@elsafralves When you're 'going Dutch', you're actually doing both of them : You're being generous for not letting the other one pay the whole bill, and you're also sharing that experience with that same person.
But more importantly, 'going Dutch' and not buying stupid expensive shit you probably don't need anyway, proves you to be kinda smart, for you're left with more money to spend on more important issues, which might include helping out others.
Any which way you look at it, there are no downsides to the Dutch mentality.
I should know for i'm 100% Dutch and have been all my life (i'm grinning now)
@@elsafralves We're pennywise so we can be poundfoolish with the people we love.
@@peet4921 I understand. I live in Denmark and Danes go Dutch too but as a Portuguese/Southern European I just find it stingy and poor-spirited in all honestly. :)
@@elsafralves And that's only because you don't fully comprehend the overall spirit in which we apply and experience the 'process' some percieve as being cheap or lacking generosity, for just like becoming real friends with us, you can forget about only having a nice smile and patience for 2 weeks.
Like i said, overall we're really good people, but far from stupid.
And once you become a friend, escaping us is futile.
There is an old dutch saying "kijken, kijken, niet kopen". I think that's beautiful.
What does it mean please translate...👍👍
Sipho AstralMan Look, look, don’t buy (In countries like Turkey, sellers actually yell it at us after they noticed we’re Dutch. I guess we don’t like to buy junk but love to look at it haha)
@@SiphoSy it's a dutch jolen
Sipho AstralMan it means: look, look, but do not buy
Hahahahaa
“The tourists on bikes are dangerous”
SO TRUE LIKE THEY DO ALL TYPES OF STUFF WHICH ARE NOT ALLOWED LMAO
It's true....
On the other hand, there is a famous saying: if you don't want to get killed, don't bike like the Dutch. We Dutch are so confident that we know what we are doing, that we think the rules don't apply to us. Or, at least..... Amsterdammers (like me) definitely are. But I would not at all be surprised if the rest of the Netherlands does exactly the same.
It's essentially a "Do as we say, not as we do" message to the tourists.
Ahsim Nreiziev , ahhah ja oke dat is ook zeer waar
Honestly, I find Dutch bikers more relaxed than Germans. With the German ones, when you hear the bell it's already too late. Just jump and pray you don't jump into them. In the Netherlands, till now I've always had to to look where they come from before deciding on where to dodge to lol
So true. As a tourist, don't even think about hiring a bike in Amsterdam. In other towns, keep an eye on your watch and get the fuck off the road at the time when the schools come out, because you will be massacred. The rest of the time it's not so bad, but you still need to have eyes like a wasp to see in all directions at once.
Even though I bike almost every day, I always found that there's some kind of etiquete or unritten code about all the do's and don'ts of biking like a dutch, and I still know I stand out biking in the netherlands (owning a mountain bike in a flat country is properly a tell) XD
we think we're cheap, yet everybody goes to Albert Heijn lol
Exactly come to Jumbo :)
Snowfloks except the brugklassertjes
Haaaa lol inderdaad appie frikandelbroodjes
de skeere skanks lol
Snowfloks waarom is dit zo waar
I spent a lot of time in the Netherlands and I've never in my life thought that Dutch people come off as rude :D It's a weird stereotype I never understood. I think Americans (no offense) find most Europeans rude, simply because we are not so straightforward and extroverted with strangers as Americans or Australians. Dutch people are one of the sweetest, friendliest people I've ever met. They're also very accepting and welcoming to foreigners (at least from my experience). Love the Netherlands
Hhmm, the last part isn't always true.
@@CrusaderGalenhad as I said, that's my experience
@@Daniellinne Fair enough :)
It all depents on the person and where you live in the big city's they dont care about alot but in the less populated city's they more likely to bounce to rhe borderline racist people🤣🤣
Thank you so much 😊! I'm Dutch 😁
Dear peolpe of the netherlands, thank you for being who you are and how you are. I love you and your beautiful country. You are the best neighbour one can have.
Greetings from Germany.
I think Germans are the best. No kidding
I love going to Germany, it's so pretty and the people are cool! (I'm Dutch)
Everyone gangsta till germany invades Nijmegen
I love it how so many Germans go to the Netherlands for vacaction, but also at the same time the german Autobahn is full of Caravans from the Netherlands. 😁❤
i am kinda living in the netherlands and german
Actually, Dutch people are born on bikes.
Newborn:
boy
Agpar score = 12, 10 for boy and 2 for BMX.
I’m dutch but i can’t cycle
@@romasterxd7059 You're a psychopath. Maar echt hoe kom jij door het leven?
@joris de bruin wrm ben ik een psychopaat alleen als ik niet kan fietsen
@joris de bruin wat heeft niet kunnen fietsen met psychopaten te maken
The camping thing is true. The Dutch caravans are everywhere in the summer.
Regards from Switzerland
Hup Holland
I think the dutch caravans go to Switzerland and Norway, because the dutch people have heard about this mythical thing called "mountains", and they want to check out if they really exist.
@@Tjalve70 😂😂😂😂😂
@@Tjalve70
The bombastic song Dutch mountains,from the Nits,was a lot higher,then our biggist hil.
@@Tjalve70 everybody knows mountains are a myth why would you need to go to another country to discover that?
@@Tjalve70 there just sleeping giants, the reason why they don't sleep in the Netherlands is because they feel competition against the tall dutchies XD
I love dutch people and the netherlands! Ive spent 2 years of my life living there n it was a life changing experience! And yes, the tall bit is so true... ou silly joke was... dutch people are really tall cause they are below sea level so they need to keep their heads out of the water in case the dams collapse ahahaha
Janaina Ricci 😂😂
😂😂
Janaina Ricci thats hilarious 😂
I'm Dutch but I'm short so guess I'm going to drown! :'D
I always say the same thing 😂.
Prime example of dutch directness at the very end of this video where the girl says "that's so stupid!" to her partner's attempt at advertisement.
True story : Guy says "Where are you from ?" Me :"From the Netherlands" the guys says "Oh I've been to the Netherlands, I thought Copenhagen was so cool, must be awesome to live there"
Ik heb ook jaren lang geloofd dat mn familie uit denemarken kwam en toen kwam ik er achter dat denemarken en drenthe niet de zelfde waren. (maar laten we 10 jarige ik niet jugen.)
Lol ik ook zoiets, was in Frankrijk op een camping aan het afwassen en ik begin te praten met een Franse vrouw. Dus ze vraagt waar ik vandaan kom dus ik zeg: Im Dutch. Later ze zegt iets tegen dr man die vervolgens rustig met mij Duits gaat praten
Dude the amount of bikes in Amsterdam are just nuts..and forget the tourists..the Dutch that live in Amsterdam are mental on those things!
Not just in Amsterdam it's everywhere and yes we also hate cyclists sometimes.
the only people that get into accidents are the ones that fear it
GhostEye31 I live in the north of the Netherlands so I don’t know how it is in Amsterdam, but we just know our bikes Really well and know When we can cross the Road or pass someone.
@@JYKDutchYT people that walk on bike lanes are asking to get hit by a bike. I've been hit many times by bikes in Amsterdam but that's because of my own stupidity.
I live in Amsterdam and what i've learned is that you just have to fly over the Streets otherwise you're never going to get to your destination XD
imma just say it,
G E K O L O N I S E E R D
Tabee makkers, op naar de volgende.
Wat is je probleem man?
Gekoloniseerd is echt een ruk meme.
@@aapjesdansenlelijk3665 jou maagdelijkheid zal nooit G E K O L O N I S E E R T worden door het ander geslacht
@@jonathancorwin5133 G E K O L O N I S E E R D
@@aliciavancan Angelsaksisch gebabbel
I am 5 ft 11. I went to Singapore once and on the subway everybody was looking up at me because I was a head taller than everybody and that felt strange.
Later I went to Sweden and Netherlands and had the opposite experience. And that was strange.
The world is funny.
@Prem Varun Wah lah waaaayyy ah? 😛
😂😂😂
@Prem Varun Hehe yes probably, I never saw the spelling I just remember people saying it a lot :)
you just 5'11...Pretty tall...
@Rod OB what country you living in?Netherlands?
tikkie voor de frikandelbroodjes
Woensdag, 2 voor 1,50
@@casparbosch5615 nice heb dan een tussenuur
@@Nachtpyro wel bij de plus tho.🤷♂️
Ik kreeg een keer een tikkie voor twee lidl donuts, fucking lidl donuts. Die zijn verrekes goedkoop
@@Kwebbel05 ja wij halen voor 1 euro 4 donuts, ik stuur iedereen 25 cent tikkie wat denk je k ben niet rijk fzo.
Dutch are not "Cheap" per se, but here's how it works: in the US you brag about how expensive your phone is. In the Netherlands you brag about how good of a deal you got on your phone.
Hehe I'm Dutch and stoned right now. Every country has its stoners, we just don't get arrested for it.
My man! Stoned aswell:)
😏😏😂
Holdup, eerst ff een jonko roken
@@U-Trance ja toch! Dikke jonko klappen.
Ik geloof dat je dit alleen zegt om aandacht, maar niet dat je het daadwerkelijk doet .. Ga aandacht bij je ouders vragen, please.. Er is nog hoop in je, anders moet je maar naar een psycholoog gaan!
Loved the Netherlands when I stayed there for a bit doing an internship in Haarlem. Would move back in a heartbeat if the opportunity came along. Yes they are direct, but for me it never came off as rude. Oddly, it was a welcome relief from being used to seeing people smile in your face one minute & then say the opposite the moment you leave the room. In fact, out of all the European countries I've been to so far, the Dutch were the most welcoming followed by Icelanders.
They are great, aren't they?
As a German, there had been so much tension between us, but why nowadays? I absolutely adore my dutch neighbours. Netherlands, we love you!!!!!!!!!!
I was always a bit confused about the whole "directness" thing. It makes us sound like we'd just say anything that's on our mind, while I'd say we're pretty conflict avoidant. Like, if someone's being extremely loud and annoying on the train, we'll likely just ignore it despite our annoyance. But it is true that we don't go out of our way to be extremely nice and polite, I guess. That kind of behaviour could be considered fake or over the top here.
You grew up in that culture yourself, so the straightforwardness is probably less obvious for you than for someone from a different culture meeting a Dutch person. (Of course every individual differs.)
I'm from Belgium (Flanders), so to some extend we have still similar cultures because we're neighbors and even speak the same language. Though I have had several encounters with Dutch people where I felt a bit uncomfortable or offended. Not because they were being rude, just because of how straightforward they can be with their opinions and wer're a bit less so. And it's not always big things, sometimes it's just details.
For example:
Person A: Expresses idea/opinion.
Dutch person reacts: "Dat vind ik niet." / "Dat is niet zo."
A Belgian person might react more like: "Ok, maar..." / "Ja, maar..." / "Dat begrijp ik, maar..." / "Wel eigenlijk denk ik niet dat..."
Often instead of immediately saying no, we might first aknowledge what the other person says or use some other words, just to make it sound a bit softer, less direct, we want to avoid having the other person feel like we're personally attacking them or their opnion. And it's little things like these that can make a big difference.
[Of course some Dutch are less direct and you have some Belgians here and there that also have a very straighforward attitude. I'm talking about a general feeling.]
I personally think straightforwardness is a good thing in itself. It's easier to know what other people think and so it can avoid unnecessary complicated situations. It's only really an issue if the straightforwardness is paired with a culture that's not like that.
An example of a culture even further removed: I'm sure businesses in the Netherlands (and many Western countries) generally like to get to the point quite quickly when they work with someone else. In China that might be seen as inappropriate, when meeting a business partner, they will probably start off with some small talk and in some occasions they might first want to have an entire big dinner or some other entertainment (might take hours and hours) with you BEFORE even starting the actual business talk of money and contracts etc.
Also when saying 'no', Chinese will probably word it like "I'm not sure, it might not be convenient." or "I will think about it." It's not unheard of that they might even say 'yes' just not to offend you, but then through their body language or maybe afterwards, you understand they actually meant 'no'. If for example you say straightup 'no' to a certain business offer, a Chinese person (of course depending of the context) might actually be very offended and not want to work with you anymore, because 'saving face' is super important to Chinese. [This issue is of course not only with Dutch businesses, many Western businesses might have issues with this kind of indirectness.]
Thank god for that! We germans are the same in that regard and i really can't stand the anglophone fakeness
Yeah, conflict avoidance in public is very important in the Netherlands, and in general people are quite well-mannered; it’s not like what you’d expect from hearing so much about Dutch directness and bluntness. That being said, once a Dutch person stops being a complete stranger to you, even if they’re still barely an acquaintance and not a friend, they’ll sometimes be much more forthcoming with opinions and advice (even if unwanted and unrequested) than people from other countries. Sure, behaviour changes a lot from person to person, and most people are not annoying, but occasionally you do get someone who makes you think “who do you think you are, telling me I’m wrong and I should do things differently? My mother?”.
An anecdote about this that I heard the other day from a non-Dutch person was that if for example you have something in between your teeth. A piece of salad or spinach or whatever, in many countries people will try to ignore it, and not tell the person about it as to not sound impolite. As a Dutch person I would instantly tell the person I'm talking to that they have something in their teeth so they can actually get rid of it.
It's just a small example, but it's a lot of things like that that are so ingrained in the Dutch culture that we don't really realize that many other cultures handle those things very differently, even though they're very small in the larger scheme of interactions..
boahkeinbockmehr - what about the Irish, Scottish, Welsh fakeness? I find them to be even more overly friendly and too open with strangers.
Also: I was amazed at the times I've been to Holland, almost all the people speak perfect English, even the older people. If you compare it to for example Germany or Austria or France, their English is amazing. And all the Dutch people I've met are super super nice, and they love a good party where they can dance. (and they can dance)
French people think French is far superior to English, so not everyone bothers to study it. It's just that centuries-old bickering from the Brits and the French. Even in Spain, not a lot who speak fluent English. Basically, the triumvirates of the colonisers has an aversion to each other's languages.
😱😱😱 you said Holland..
With Holland you mean The Netherlands? And with Holland you mean Amsterdam?
@@tania6113 nope, well Spanish is my main language, we say Holanda, and I have dutch friends who also say Holland, and no I know there's more to the country than just Amsterdam, I've been three times to several places, Nijmegen, Venlo, The Hague, Breda, Rotterdam, Utrecht, and Amsterdam and in all those places the people were super nice.
@@rebecamunoz6721 I am native spanish speaker and The Netherlands in Spanish is Paises Bajos and Holanda (Holland) is not a country is a province, North Holland and South Holland. Amsterdam is the city of the province of North Holland that is in the Netherlands in Spanish Paises Bajos.
If theres one thing the dutch hate, JA DAAR BEN IK WEER, EN JE HEBT ME VAKER GEZIEN. DAT BETEKEND DAT GOOGLE DENKTR DDAT JE EEN ONDERNEMER BENTR
Ik word echt dood moe van die loempia.
Hahahahahhahaa hier ben ik het zwaar mee eens gvd hij laat me niet met rus
Jongens zo zagen, jullie zijn die mensen die naar de film gaan een popcorn bestellen en net als dz film begint vertrekken. 😂😂
Hier moest ik door m'n neusgaten door bladen
YO VROEGER HAD IK ALS DOEL EEN ROLEX HALENN
I visit the Netherlands almost every year. I've got my little local haunts.
The Dutch people are blunt and honest, and as someone from New Jersey, I find that talking to them reminds me of home.
The direct thing is so real !! I was so surprised at first but I LOVE IT. No playing games, honest communication 🥰
I have been working in multinational environment for 10 years. During this time I spent a lot of time with many kind of people (Americans, a lots of Scandinavians, South and East Europeians, people from Middle-Asia) and I have to admit most of the stereotypes are true...I also have to admit that I always loved the most the Dutch people. Very straight forward, no unecessary politeness when we have to solve a problem. I had the most efficient meetings with Dutch co-workers. I really like the way how they handle the everyday situations.
I studied Dutch language for a year in university and once tried to strike up a simple conversation with a Dutch person who told me "Yeah ok, let's just do this for only a moment and then switch back to English so that we can continue having an intelligible conversation." ... it wasn't just the statement, but the way it was said... with such disdain. It really conveyed that they did not like the idea of someone attempting to speak their language. Felt real bad.
It’s not that we don’t like it... it’s just easier in english the conversation is quicker and less tiring
The Dutch are great people and their country is so beautiful. I adore their towns and villages.
We're tall because we want to be high.
No mate, we're tall so we have a better chance of surviving floodings. ;) At least that would explain why the people in the north and west tend to be taller than those in the east and the south of the country. XD
@@jdjphotographynl
*Tsunami appears*
*Dutch* - Are you challenging my authority?
Can you really not get a DUI on a bike there?
@@jellopuddingful Technically you can, but I don't know of a case where it was enforced.
@@jdjphotographynl lol that joke was awesome, in all my time i never thought of that one, thanks dude
G E K O L O N I S E E R D
niet de eerste keer voor ons Nederlanders..
*VOC flashbacks*
M E M E R I J E N
T S J O N G E J O N G E Z E G
K O K O S N O T E N
Wat is je probleem ook?
Dutch being cheap ? Here's and old joke "How was copperwire invented ? ...... "A Dutch guy and a Scotsman fighting over a penny"
Lol,the bloke from Yorkshire would have stolen it,where there's muck there's brass.
Yes the ‘tikkies’ or ‘wie betaalt wat’. Everyone pays for themselves and definitely not more 🤣
I'm the total oposite. Idc sharing beer when i buy it for myself. Who cares about 10 cents i really don't.
We belgians are the complete opposite. If someone would open an app to see who has to pay half a euro more, I take out my wallet and pay the bill. It is really embarrassing. In Holland Casino you see belgians in the high rollers area and there are no dutch men, literally zero. Why do you all sit on your money like that? I’m not saying throwing it out of the window like most belgians do is better. It’s just so weird that we live so closeby. But we are very different. But when it comes to saying what you think, we could learn a thing or two.
My grandmother is Dutch and she specifically goes to Costco for the deals. She buys anything cheap there lol it’s 1hr away from her home
I know a couple of dutch people, and I find em impossible to not become friends. They don't go around, good sense of humor, with their feet on the ground. Cool people.
one of my dearest friends live in Amsterdam and also I meet so many good people there, so true and kind I just can’t understand this “rude” stereotype, okay, they’re very straight to point but I’m very passionate with them, can’t wait to go back to that wonderful country! 🤍
Very true, as a brit it took me a while to get used their direct manner its nothing personal but seems it at first. And as a 5ft6 or 167cm male also true I look up to most of the women here!
Do you have a woman tho?
Afrikaans spoken in South Africa is a form of Dutch
Ja , klopt
Sister language of dutch. It's still the most spoken language in South Africa
Leander Herman and... A lot of countries was founded through colonisation.
@@gabriesupra5287 Founded...? I really hate this word and how people use it!
@@metalvideos1961 It's actually the third most spoken language in South Africa. Zulu is still the first!
As an Iranian tourist who has traveled to more than 15 countries, Dutch people are one of the nicest people in the world, and lots of them indeed speak english very well. Love from Iran ♥️
That’s so sweet! As a Dutch tourist who’s travelled a lot, Iran is one of my fave countries. Great food, kindest people and amazing architecture and history. Can’t wait to go back.
steeeefie I said Dutch people are very nice. It is clear that you are one of them :)
steeeefie It is kind of you. I hope Iran gets rid of its corrupt government. So people around the world come to Iran, and we can be better hosts and serve them delicious kebab koobideh :))
@@CaptainAHK I’d love to try that dish. I ate khoresh Fesenjan and Ghormeh Sabzi wherever I could. So delicious.
And yes, I hope one day (sooner than later) Iran can benefit from a more openminded government :)
I'm Indonesian woman, and I personally think that what people call "rude" is actually good. Dating in my own country... I'm still dreaming to meet such an honest man, besides.. some people often judge me for being direct.. Don't get me wrong, I don't hate my country and my people but I think at the end.. honestly and being real is the most thing we need in a relationship
Agreed
NYer here and by far, Dutch people are my fav to interact w/ in my travels in Europe. Coming from a country w/ fake niceness (USA), it's refreshing to interact w/ such kind and direct people. No beating around the bush, just straight to the point. As an introvert, I struggle w/ anything else.
Great culture of cycling, festivals and minimalism. And yes, like Peter Parker said... they speak English so well. 🙂
5:30 Okay, thank you!! I’m glad you said that!!!
I think I really agree with the Amsterdam complaint. It is pretty much the same for the USA. It's like people forget that there more to the country than NY and LA.
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¿No subtitulan en castellano?
You did great, Marina!
Thank you!
No need to apologize beautiful, it's worth the wait 😘
I live in France and in the summer there are Dutch camper vans covered in bicycles everywhere.
It's the same here in Denmark regarding bikes. Most children learn to ride a bike at age 3-4 years old and especially Copenhagen is full of people on bikes.
yea, amsterdam has really gotten out of hand though. Cant even walk around properly
I like yall Dutch people.Yall are very direct nice folks.just got back from the dutch side of the Caribbean.It is the difference between night and day.The dutch have the cleanest city in the Caribbean.You pay 10 dollars to use the restroom.Im like dam.That restroom was sparkling clean.Hi to all the dutch people.
Dutch are not cheap...I generally see that they tip more generously than German and Spanish friends I know
If you mix a Norwegian person and a Danish person, you would get a person that a Swede would find ideally lagom, and a role model. But this person already exists and is called a Dutch.
bedankt voor het strelen van ons ego. thanks for feeding our self love.
I wanna say hi to Indonesian girl's father, and i wanna say that similarities vocabulary between Dutch and Indonesian (and Javanese) are about 3000 words i think? Cmiiw.
how could that be??? lol voc mentaliteit
@@jasmijn6285 excuse me???
@@jasmijn6285 i'm sorry maybe we have miscommunication? I said between Dutch and Indonesian have +- 3000 similarities vocabulary, and maybe i was wrong please correct me. How can you say "VOC mentaliteit" for me?
Indonesian has adopted 3000 Dutch words some are obvious some are not. Kulkas, kalkun ,kamar less obvious is senapan which comes from snaphaan the Indonesian word means rifle. Snaphaan is Snaphaunch or flintlock in English. Common history goes back further than that. Satem and centum languages comes from Sanskrit and Latin for hundred the early navigators discovered that some Asian languages were not difficult to learn.
Ghezlyvhask i didn’t mean it in that way. it is the reason why there are so many similar words. not your mentality
I have dutch friends here in Medellin Colombia, I get along with them well. They are some of the most real people I know.
My so much beloved dutch neighbours. I live right on the border between Germany and the Netherlands. I experienced the detachment between the dutch and the germans in my childhood and I'm so happy that we've grown together. There are so many similarities between us and the other europeans. I adore all our neighbours. Let's stay a united Europe!!!
But this video is really funny to be honest....
at 2:29 the guy on the left handside with kurky shirt reminds me of boer guy,afrikaaner in south africa lol...
3:58 The first lesson of my Dutch language course had the word "Fietsen".
Love this video! >3
Dutch people go to the mountains indeed lol, but I love dutch people, so it's no problem. Greetings from Germany
Were happy to be your neighbours.
Lived 2 years in NL and love their straightforward attitude, it's just practical. They are very practical about most things... And also love their weed...
I am Dutch and agree with some of the points. But others don’t make sense to me, this might be because everyone in this video has lived abroad in western countries.
To me there are a lot of things which are very differently viewed in the east.
Yes we are tall, but we don't necessarily have blonde hair and blue eyes
@Charley van der Salm exactly. My husband is Dutch and he's tall (1.94m), but he's got brown hair and green eyes.
and we are not necessarily tall...
@@r.v.b.4153 i mean our average is 5 cm taller then the next country after us so we are tall. Not all people in dutch are tall but if you look at averages we are.
They're confusing us with scandinavians
@@jennsunrise Dat is cute
I showed a British friend a 'fietsenrek' at a big bus station. His mind was blown
As a Copenhagener, I absolutely can relate to the tourists on bikes. They are a hazard, when they go around not following the bike traffic.. Many bike rental places hand out pamplets of how to properly give signals, but those tourists on sightseeing keeping left on the bike lane are just the worst..
Ive was buming around the Netherlands for a month last summer. Dutch are pretty generous if you like engage with them. Even if you ask for help they can give you 10,20 euros easy. And they are direct. When say sorry i have a card, or sorry i need it they mean it so I never felt shunned. I would have stayed but I had massive problems with my room mates so i had to leave.
I'm short and I have brown hair with green/brown hair and I'm fully Dutch😂
I once got a Tikkie for 26 cents for my half of a printing project. Another time, I went on a first date with a boy and after the meal I suggested going dutch. He later sent me a Tikkie for half his bus-fare.
Sophia has such a laid back, funny and attractive personality. It is very refreshing :)
I just made a new friend and she’s Dutch and live in the Netherlands so this was good to know
Isn't this now the point we should now get the "answer" video for Belgium? xD
You can just feel the weed-vibes coming off the music 😂
5:43 YAAS DELFT MY CITY
Wow, it’s been 300 years since my last Dutch ancestor came to New Netherlands and it’s amazing how relevant these are
If they claim every Dutch has tried weed at least once in their lifetime, they shouldn’t be wondering why they get asked this question a lot. I don’t know anyone in my life who smokes weed, I didn’t even know that’s a thing.
4:12 Dude. You know there are 1,6 bikes per person in the whole country of the Netherlands? Not only Amsterdam....
Y’all are killing me
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I have been there twice. The first time when I was 15. I did a 3-week cycling /camping tour around the country with other people my own age. Our guide recommended we sew Canadian Flags on our rucksacks, as this would be well received by the Dutch. The kids in our Québécois group wanted to sew on a Québec flag instead. They did not know that almost nobody in the world knows what that flag is, LOL. Great infrastructure in the Netherlands for cycling and camping.
The second time I was 21. I stayed in a floating motel in Amsterdam. I was only there for a couple of days since my flight was KLM and landed in Amsterdam. I was off to Berlin for a summer internship.
As a german, living next to the border to Netherlands, i have to ask: What was the app mentioned in the "go dutch" point? 😅
badtrapify tikkie
Tikkie
When you go Dutch you split the bill
badtrapify Tikkie. You can send people a message on whatsapp for example and they can click on it and pay you the amount you want. Its Made by one of our banks so its completely safe
It's an app where you can send other people a request to send you money they owe you.
Dutch are fun, friendly and tall.
I met 3 Dutch before and they all fun and friendly
Ad Lockhorst
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Do i need to go Holland to discover more?
I wish i could 😭
Ad Lockhorst What do you mean?
Ad Lockhorst
Despite of Mathematical reasoning, did you have experiences on life table 🧐 !
Ad Lockhorst Nou nou dat is nou ook weer erg overdreven. Natuurlijk zitten er een paar azijnpissers bij maar de rest valt mee hoor
Ad Lockhorst Wij hebben nu bij ons op school twee uitwisselingsstudenten een meisje uit Japan en een meisje uit Mexico. Ze volgend allebei half 4vwo en half 5vwo en in beide jaren worden ze gewoon goed opgenomen door iedereen. Als er iets is wil iedereen altijd wel helpen en als ze het niet begrijpen schakelen we gewoon over naar het Engels. Iedereen is gewoon aardig en zegt niks geks. Misschien komt dit ook wel omdat ze vwo doen hoor, maar het is ook maar een voorbeeld
Dit is geweldig 🤣🤣
He's not stupid. The guy at the end is a great salesman. I'm sold. I want to go on your road trip!
I'm Canadian, but my fathers parents (My opa and oma) are from the netherlands. I've inherited the dutch height (193 cm/6"4) blond hair, blue eyes. I'm cheap and okay with it, and struggle making friends because of my honesty. I'm still very proud though!
3:14 the guy on the right is already stoned af
I laughed so hard at 2:24 lmaooooooo
love 'em!
So, you Dutch appreciate honesty, do you? Here's some German honesty for you: I fricking love the Dutch! :-)
Ich liebe Deutschland
Love Netherlands and people form there! From Argentina :)
So true - direct.
My region has quite a few bicycle lanes; I'm Canadian here. 👋
Do you have a video about how is dating a dominican 🇩🇴 man?? If not please do it!
And they are "Know -it-alls"...well my husband thinks he knows it all. Oh and yes, he's so cheap. And also, he rains on your parade.
4:13 a lot of the bikes are in the water
2:27 lol
My question for the many Netherlanders I've met - "How many languages do you speak?" It seems like they all speak an average of 5 languages. I'm very impressed with the Dutch people. They are intelligent and easy to converse with.
In middel school we got English, German and French as a mandatory subject.
You are right but 5 as an average is pretty high. Most of us will speak Dutch and English, and then one other foreign language (often German or French because they were required classes in high school).
@@jellybeanSUZAN Greetings and much respect from this American. Yes, you are right that 5 languages is a high average. I can only think of my experience travelling where the Dutch people seem to converse in the local language everywhere I went in Europe. Better than Germans, French, British or Americans. But then this is only a tiny example.
Planet Nine that does seem pretty accurate. When it comes to people speaking languages fluently, it is probably 3 on average. But most people do indeed speak little bits of other languages but don’t master it.
not really all speak but i can talk with people who speak.
Danish, german, english, vlaams, (dutch ofc.) ,Frisian (witch is a languige in the netherlands but its not really dutch. and im trying to learn swedish and noors.
which people are the most direct of them all? Germans? dutch? norwegian?sweden? danish? finnish?
@Radek OMwhat about the Norwegians?!?
@Radek OM from 2010 till 2012 I've lived in Germany. I found it accurate that they are direct to the point they may be rude. I don't know any Dutch or lived in the Netherlands, so I have no clue. I visited there, but they seemed nice. Nicer than the Germans. But again, I had no deeper contact. So I can't comment. I'm brazilian, plus I'm highly sensitive. You can imagine what I had to been through in my 2 years time in Germany. Ahahahah
I'll flip the question : why should I don't (care)?! Q: x
@Radek OM I know all of that. It was a though job for me to obtain that information from the German, by only empirical observation and no real German friend. Now to answer your question (I'm trying to be a bit German. Ahahahah ) I'm highly, extremely and almost obsessed with going deeper on social and personal profiles. I got a lot of pleasure when I figure out things like that and why. The same goes to music. I dig deep until I find the magma. I'm not included on the stereotype you mentioned. Q:))) but I do get upset and even pissed off when a massive amount of highly "educated", "intelligent" and "open minded" people shoot veiled "prejudice/prejudgment/Bias", daily in almost all daily situations against someone (me), without even getting to know him. Only because, he Looks 99,9% Arab. Ahahahah that's though. And to make it even more funny, the Arabs I had contact , of course, didn't recognize me as one of them, and ignored me. Q:)
@@wfd666 come to Canada, you'll feel more comfortable here. Specially in the french province of Quebec.
Great stuff! Would love to see Canadians react to stereotypes...
The accents are beautifoel hahahah
I can't do it better tho lmao
I love the netherlands.
Currently learning german , dutch and have a plan to visit both countries in november!
Love from korea♥
If you like Old Zeeland you're gonna love New Zealand!
Haha the place were many Dutch people live for some weird reason XD Like me, I mean I was born in NZ but want to go back to a place that feels more like home than NZ
True they are innovative👌❤
I don't know if honesty and being direct is also a German thing. But my German friend is like that and I love it. We are 100% direct to each other and there is no harsh feelings because we're just being honest. In Brazil, this wouldn't end up well.
Am Dutch, never tried weed
wat voor nederlander ben jij dan
Ik heb et ook nog nooit gedaan en ik ben 22
@@Jean-rd4oq Ik heb er gewoon geen interesse in. Het boeit mij gewoon echt niet
@@KittyLove93 Ik ook niet hoor. Wij zijn gewoon netjes opgevoed, niet zoals Ruben ;)
Mason dus wiet roken maakt je niet netjes? wat een onzin 😂
I remember 1993 when we had an international meeting in Eindhoven, kinda "Youth of the Europe against the nationalism". It was my first trip to the Western Europe and after we (our student group) had lived in Koln for a week (with all those German discipline and regulation and don't-go-on-the-red-passing-the-streets-or-you-to-prison things) and when we came to Eindhoven I felt like "F, i"m finally home!". It was amazing, people were very open-minded, could have drunk beer at 9 am after a party that ended at 7 am (Russian style) instead of German aspirin ). One strange thing for me was a Dutch student who spent a LOT of money for beer for a few nights (much more than we, poor eastern-Europeans at that time) was looking for me for 2 days just to exchange my last 20 us dollars to guldens (he was about to go to the Southern Asia). Finally we concluded this monetary deal and I was astonished how punctually and careful he was with those coins. ) After he declared that each of us had made a good economy. (quarter of gulden, I guess )). In my anarcho-chaotic non-materialistic Slavic mind I was thinking - "what the hell is going on here??" But I kept smiling politely. After he bought 6 Heinekens and we celebrated. )
I never expected Eindhoven and Köln to be so different. They're only 100 km apart or something.
@@PuzzleQodec Yeah well, those cities are in two completely different countries, so the fact they are so different isn't that weird. As a Dutch person, I always consider German people to be more tidy: I always thought German cities looked more clean compared to Dutch ones.
Haha ;) Can't relate Köln to be that bad back then, but maybe the relatively short time after The Wall fell made police crack down on Eastern-European people, don't know.
I can relate to your money-exchange story ;) When I visited Kyiv in 2018, I was dumbstruck about going by plane and hotels and such, so did not have a credit-card... So the (female, I might add) friend that invited me over to Ukraine paid for my hotel with her card and said that if I took enough cash (in Euros) with me to pay for the hotel, she would exchange it for Grivna's: I didn't understand what the advantage was because I had seen rates of 30 to 32 Grivna/Euro at exchange windows, but she expained that she could pay her rent and companies can get an even better deal on large sums of money. So she got a good deal when she would pay her rent in Euro's and I got a better deal then when I would have exchanged Euros for Grivna's myself.
It was weird though to get my wallet out and hand her my 500 Euro's in a McDonalds... I asked her to be extremely carefull, but she didn't seem to be to bothered about walking around with something like 16000 Grivna at hand.
Greetings, Aleksander Frolov ;) (I still try to keep up with my knowledge of Cyrillic)
@@weeardguy )) New experience always makes us emotionally richer at least )
Living in Colorado USA I can relate to the "pot smoking" BS.
Cheapest wine with most alcohol is my approach too lol