Thank you for watching and for saying that :) I did a lot of research to really understand and immerse myself in Danish culture 🇩🇰 I had a great time there.
I agree. Impressive pronunciation for a non-native speaker, compared to many other tourists I've heard. I was born and raised in a tourist-town, and have heard countless variations of the words you used, and you're really good :D
When you ate the Piratos salted licorice and said "Fuck dig!", you made me laugh so hard 🤣 Your humor is just so great, you really go in on learning words and phrases and for so many reasons, I think most Danes feel just a little bit proud of seeing your video - I know I do ♥ Thank you for bringing us with you on your Danish adventures
😂 Thank you for watching :) I’m happy to hear that. Danish is one of the hardest languages I’ve ever encountered, but I tried my best to immerse myself in Denmark🇩🇰 I had a great time there.
It's nice to see a tourist visiting our country be so well-informed, I've watched quite a lot of "I visited Denmark" videoes, but yours was really refreshing. I also liked how this was a video about your visit, and most of it was food reviews. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for watching and for saying that :) Yeah I found Danish food and snacks unique, special, and delicious, and most of my video ended up being about food reviews haha
your danish pronounsiation is very impressive im danish and i always find it funny to listen to foregners trying to speak danish but you really nailed it, great work great video
we just learn from a young age the its okay too get drunk and have fun normally around age 15-16, but we are also aware of where it can lead if it gets out of hand
Bruh, first time I had a beer, i was 12 and it was new years eve, my dad was like "want a glass?" said "sure" i almost puked, but nowadays, a hot summer day, with a nice cold glass of carlsberg, nothing beats that.
There's no legal drinking age in Denmark. When you are under 16 you may not buy alcohol, but its 100% permissible and normal to drink before then, as long as someone older buys it for you. 😊
If that happened in Sweden and systembolaget caught you buying alcohol for a child,, you would be banned from ever buying alcohol again. And reported to the police. That’s how r*pists find their victims, don’t f*cking do it!
"...as long as someone older buys it for you." Technically only if your parents or guardian approve. It is illegal for other adults to buy alcohol for minors.
@@atlasdev that's the correct answer. If you're below 16, you better make sure that your parents are okay with it. But the police won't bother you if they catch you with a beer at age 14, they won't even ask where you got it from. Only if you misbehave will your parents ever know.
@@atlasdev "Nope. It is not illegal for other adults to buy for you." Of cause it is. If your not the legal guardian or have their permission it is illegal. The question is what's the sanction is if you do and that will most likely be a small fine and that's it unless something else happened and you should have realized and so on. You need to understand that in Danish law doesn't work by the letter of the law but by the intention of the law. No matter how you cut it, the intention is to limit access to alcohol and not just prohibit sale of alcohol. Is it likely you get caught and sentenced? No, it's highly unlikely, but that doesn't make it legal. It's really not that clear cut as you might think. Things are different in private settings than in public settings and there are different levels of what you can expect is accepted. If they attend private parties where there's alcohol it is expected that it's okay for them to drink in moderation, but if you're the responsible adult it falls on you to be the adult. The reality is that we don't know were the line is drawn until the cases appear in court. You certainty can't just buy alcohol and feed it to kids and think everything is alright just because they didn't buy it themselves. I hope you're not that mentally challenged.
Finally, a review where the homework was done. Well done. BTW, your pronounce of "fløde" was spot on, usually tourists get scared stiff, when they see the "Ø". It is actually a simple and easy sound.
@@GeorgeJapan It is very few foreigners that speak the language perfect, if they arrived here is adult. I would say, it is as I have it with German. I do understand it, but speaking it, that's another thing.
I hate to be that guy, but “Smørre” in “smørrebrød” is a verb. “Smør” means butter, “smørre” is a verb for applying things like, but very much not excluded to, butter. For example, I would “smørre” grease on my bicycle chain, if it was noisy
I really love your nonchalant yet fizzy and witty humour, just like coke on ice on a hot summer day 😉. I especially appreciate your tour around the world videos and always looking forward to your feedback and reaction when you're in a new place. It shows you've evolved beautifully as a content creator, way to go! Maybe you'll write a travel book or make a fun travel docu series one day, I believe you've got what it takes.
Thank you so much for saying that! It means a lot to me. Yeah, I’ll probably make a travel documentary series in the near future. Once again, arigatou for following my travels!
I went to Japan recently as a dane, and I didn't think a japanese person would come to Denmark. I love Japan and plan on going there again. Amazing video! Really loved it. I loved how you kept saying danish words, gave me a good laugh :)
Arriving in September - you know, in the autumn - and then being surprised that summer is suddenly ending, that's not fair. Most of us here in DK are just more surprised that summer even lasted into September 😂
Yeah, September is usually considered autumn in Denmark, and the "summer ending" normally happens sometime in August. Danish summer tends to be from some point in June (usually mid to late) to some point in August (usually around mid), depending on how the weather hits on a specific year. Before that it can easily be a bit chilly, and when autumn hits expect a lot of "grey weather", chilly weather, and rain.
To get the true Danish taste, you should have a Cocio with the hotdog. And you need to get outside of Copenhagen to get a hotdog with the right bread for hotdogs.
Fun fact: Traffic lights along the "bike highways" are tailored to the average speed of a cyclist between each intersection. So the rest of the traffic is centered around the cycling.
Happy to have had you here in our country ^^ And your pronauncations were great. Better come back again! And well, the Danish weather - "You can't trust the Danish weather" is a saying (at least) in my family
Thank you for watching and for the compliment :) I tried my best to pronounce them haha Now I can tell my friends who will visit Denmark: don’t trust Danish weather haha
You are actually really good at pronouncing the Danish words/sentences … bravo 🙌🏻 And you really went to and pointed out interesting Danish things, person, foods, and places.
i just moved to denmark!! and its so awesome, i wanna move to japan when i become financially independent but for now i love it here! would love to meet you
@GeorgeJapan thanks a lot! This year we've have been to see the SUMO Basho in Nagoya, the final day. It was extraordinary! We also managed to meet some very nice Japanese people who showed us around in Tokyo. By he way, we live in Copenhagen. We love it, but you are right, sometimes the weather is not great. Like now, for instance... too much rain. But apart from that. It is a great city to live in.
@@GeorgeJapan No. But just because of the wind faktor. In Denmark the wind is very strong in the winter. Sapporo was like a picture of the old Japan. Respekt from Viking Denmark.🇩🇰🤝🇯🇵.
Hey George, I enjoyed the video and your very chill and relaxed way of presenting. Your Voice is actually really soothing and I like u don't have alot of sound effects and / or music. Just chill vibes and a good amount of knowledge as well. Good job and especially with the Danish prenouncation. Alex form Aarhus
Honestly this is the best introduction to denmark ive seen on youtube so far. Its fast and to the point and gets around many different aspects of Denmark. Great video will definitely share this with my in-laws that dont know much about my country
Yeah.Totally caught me off guard.At least in most parts compared to other tourists.That's almost one of a lifetime,especially in his presence being there in a short period of time..loool...
Hi George, I'm from Denmark, glad you like (most) of the things in Denmark =D you did a lot of work to experience the Danish culture! I'm currently planning a trip to Japan, and have tried to learn Japanese for the past year, to be able to order food and ask for help =) Wish me luck!
nice of you to go to Copenhagen and a damn well pronounced review both in danish and english+ a bit of japanese but if you come visit another time, try going further in country to see our agriculture and other cities preferably in jutland/jylland i think that will impress you on another level and maybe give u a culture shock ;) its not only copenhagen here in Denmark we are 4000000 more scattered around
i like that you like our trains, japans train are amazing too, but yeah not as crowded always as japan, but sometimes it is crowded in denmark trains, glad you enjoyed denmark, i always wanted to visit japan, really like that you took the time to also learn some of our language
very impressive by how well you pronounce those Danish words 😃 If you are in Danmark you should visit Aarhus too, voted worlds happiest city and only a few hours from Cph
Thank you for watching and for saying that :) I practiced a lot to pronounce those words correctly. Danish is definitely one of the hardest languages, but it was fun to learn 🇩🇰 And yes, I’d love to visit Aarhus and other beautiful cities next time!
This video was so freaking cute! You random danish words sprinkled around the video absolutely made my day 😄 I’m so happy you loved our wonderful city 😍
If you showed up here in September, you kinda brought the cold weather upon yourself. That's when our autumn begins... Sometimes. Other times it begins in August, and sometimes it waits until October. Spring also ends somwhere in between the middle of april and end of june. In conclusion, you have like a narrow one month window around July, where there is a decent chance that it's summer.
Welcome to Denmark George, hope you enjoy your visit. I hope i will visit Japan at some point, i love your countries history, and engineering. Arigato! :)
I love everything about this video! So entertaining and funny to watch as a Dane from Copenhagen. My favorite part is when you eat the licorice and say “fuck dig”🤣😂Keep up the good work man, you are class🙌
Love the video! Welcome to Copenhagen! You're a couple of weeks late and have missed the best of summer, but you should still be able to enjoy your stay :)
Thank you for watching :) Yeah, but I had a fantastic time during the last week of summer and the following weeks, exploring the city and enjoying amazing food and drinks 🇩🇰
Well, the danish summer started in March this year. This has been one of the best "fruit years" for decades. It has been SUCKY for the nut bushes though.
Loved this video! Thank you very much for all the hard work you put into both the information and presentation! It was a delight to see a well informed outside view of my country and how tourists see it :) Great work and hope you had a great time despite the unpredictable weather haha!
i've lived in denmark since i was born and my turkish family and i have been treated very kindly here. Also did you know that turkish and japanese have strange similiarities in their languages from the being SOV orderto a very similiar phonetics. Rarely they are also the exact same. Just shows you how turkey had a asian origin.
It's awesome to see you talk about a place I actually know and visit commonly. Like its just fun watching you go somewhere and seeing you go to places I have actually visited and just being like "Hey I know that place!" and "Hey that's like super close to me!". It's also just awesome to see how well you word your sentences and you just really make it an interesting watch. You're very informative compared to others, and it's just a very enjoyable watching experience. Please continue making content as you are very good at it. Jeg håber det var sjovt at være i København, og jeg glæder mig til at se dig her igen.
This has honestly got to be one of the most accurate videos about Denmark that I've seen. And your pronounciation is really good! If you go to Denmark again, you should consider visiting Ribe (oldest town, very different from Copenhagen, but with a lot of history)
It’s still summer 😄. Still having open Windows 24/7, still wearing shorts and t-shirt 😉 Like you’re videos, hopefully you will visit outside Copenhagen also.
Thank you for watching and for the compliment :) I know it’s still not perfect, but I practiced a lot to pronounce it as correctly as possible. Now I’m proud of myself haha
@@GeorgeJapan Honestly you should be! You do without any doubt speak better Danish than I speak Japanese. It is a good custom and greatly appreciated when turrists takes their time to learn a couple of phrases. I would argue its something one should do everywhere they go. Again thank you for your great video friend. Hope you come visit us again some time.
*watching the vid and lovehow u describe my country then i hear single* hey im too xD lets meet up lolz glad u enjoyed urself and keep up learning danish bud u do great!
Thank you so much for such an informative but relaxing video. I always want to go to Denmark, for now I can have a taste of it before saving up enough money
Great video! I hope you enjoyed your stay in our lovely country! It's for sure expensive here in denmark, but we do also have a pretty high salary, and also a high taxrate, but that does give us free healthcare, education and a lot more!
So well researched and your danish is the best I've heard from a non native in a long time. You are so sweet, please visit again. Try seeing the mainland, Aarhus is very nice ❤
I was eagerly awaiting this video! Wonderful to see you enjoying Denmark! Here in Norway, we had/have an old tourist commercial that would end with the jingle "The er deilig å være norsk, i Danmark!" (It's lovely to be norwegian, in Denmark!) XD
As someone who lives outside Copenhagen, there are literally no bikes and you can't count on there being good bike lanes everywhere either. This is only in the big cities. Now wait until you go to the Netherlands, that'll be very different!
I love that you used one of their most famous small tongue twisters! i was saying it to myself when i saw the thumbnail 😂😂Hope you enjoy Copenhagen, sending safe travels from Norway :D
The licorice pipe you tried were my maternal grandpas favourite. He died over a decade ago and last nigth I missed him so much it hurt. Just want to say thank you for liking them. It made my morning❤❤❤ Thank you
Super nice and respectful video about our country. I will correct you about drinking Faxe Kondi with a hotdog, it's usually a Cocio you would drink along with a hotdog, but Faxe Kondi is another nice danish drink just like Cocio so I still approve ;)
Thank you so much, this was great fun and enjoyed how you also seem to having fun while doing it. And yeah Super Piratos is definitely one of the worst if you finish a bag your blood pressure will literally be through the roof you will also have cold sweats and palpitations 😂
Overall great review and research of our country. You were entertaining as well and I was impressed with your pronounciations and informations. Keep up the good work. 😊
Love the part where your tastebuds were converted from Japanese to Scandinavian, supposedly😂 at first I was impressed, then I found myself spitting out my morning coffee. Great video! Thank you for trying so many things, including the language, you are a natural ❤
Im danish, I would rank the japanese higher when it comes to making danish and bread. You guys really have some great bakeries in japan. Im impressed. Also, I love Natto. Unfortunately I cannot find it fresh outside Japan, only freezed.
Man those sandwich and the hot dog look so simple but so delicious 🤤🤤🤤 I love the "Danish vibe", the country and peoples looks so cool ^^ Thanks for the video Georges, take care 😁
you sir, just got yourself a new subscriber, such a well made video! seems like you have done a ton of research, and the sprinkle of danish words in between is honestly funny as hell, and well pronunciated! XD hope you enjoyed your stay here. keep up the good work.
You allmost got it like 98% the thing missing, the east part of Denmark like CPH is very expensiv Aarhus not cheap. But the rest is very nice on your $$$. In general Jylland is very relaxed. If you cant handel Piratos then your no Viking, You might make the best motercycels in Japan but If you cant handel Piratos, put that kartana down and use a baby spoon. In Denmark tourists buy smørrebrød, vikings make their own lunch, then mount the long boat go to Japan and feed you Piratos and steal a Bonzai tree
just a note. when you turn 16 you can buy alcohol up to 16.5%. when you turn 18 you can buy alcohol over 16.5%. what i am trying to say is we dont have a "legal drinking age". many people including myself and my friends have started drinking when we were aroud the age of 14. there are only rules about who can buy it not who can drink it.
Copenhagen could not have gotten a better Japanese tourist ambassador.
ありがとうございます 🙏
ありがとうございます🇩🇰❤️🇯🇵
You really nailed your info compared to alot of other tourists! Kudos. :D great video!
Thank you for watching and for saying that :) I did a lot of research to really understand and immerse myself in Danish culture 🇩🇰 I had a great time there.
@@GeorgeJapan you're welcome.
It shows. I am so glad you enjoyed yourself. 😊
@@GeorgeJapanim from Denmark
George made two crucial mistakes! Cocio is the best beverage for hotdogs and the Faxe Kondi should had been the original!
@@eurotestudowhy so
Your Danish pronounciation is impressive! The video is really good.
I dunno about that impressive, i’d have to really concentrate to understand it all, but its definately a good start and some words are pretty crisp.
Tak!! Finally, all my hard work on Danish pronunciation paid off haha Thank you for watching 😊
I agree. Impressive pronunciation for a non-native speaker, compared to many other tourists I've heard. I was born and raised in a tourist-town, and have heard countless variations of the words you used, and you're really good :D
@@GeorgeJapan Raemolaaaaaaaaade
His danish is intelligible enough, as a danish spaeker.
When you ate the Piratos salted licorice and said "Fuck dig!", you made me laugh so hard 🤣 Your humor is just so great, you really go in on learning words and phrases and for so many reasons, I think most Danes feel just a little bit proud of seeing your video - I know I do ♥ Thank you for bringing us with you on your Danish adventures
😂 Thank you for watching :) I’m happy to hear that. Danish is one of the hardest languages I’ve ever encountered, but I tried my best to immerse myself in Denmark🇩🇰 I had a great time there.
Fr im still laughing. That shit was so random.
What a absolute legend your are George! You make better danish videos than the danes them self! Thank you for visiting my country
Thank you for watching and for saying that! It means a lot to me. I’d love to come back to this beautiful country again🇩🇰
It's nice to see a tourist visiting our country be so well-informed, I've watched quite a lot of "I visited Denmark" videoes, but yours was really refreshing. I also liked how this was a video about your visit, and most of it was food reviews. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for watching and for saying that :) Yeah I found Danish food and snacks unique, special, and delicious, and most of my video ended up being about food reviews haha
I'm from Denmark and i've visited Japan multiple times. I'm happy to hear that you like Denmark as much as we love Japan! Enjoy your trip!
Tak!🇩🇰🤝🇯🇵 Hope you had a good time in Japan :)
Respect for saying so many danish words, even ones that are super hard. Loved the video. I will trade and visit Japan one day
Tak! Yeah it’s definitely one of the hardest languages I’ve ever learned, but I tried my best :) You’re always welcome to Japan🇯🇵🤝🇩🇰
The "f*ck dig" got me spitting my drink😂 Great video, your info was on point:)
😂😂 Thank you for watching😊
The slap on the knee combined with the "Nå" had me wheezing hahaha. You're a native already!!
Its such a danish thing fr
Agree haha
doesn't danish people say 'nu'?
@@CarpetHater nej
@@CarpetHater eller jo. Nu er vores ord for “now”
your danish pronounsiation is very impressive im danish and i always find it funny to listen to foregners trying to speak danish but you really nailed it, great work great video
Tak!🇩🇰😊
We have no legal drinking age in Denmark. Only a legal 'purchase' age 😁
Came here to write the same thing, the same is true in Norway and Sweden (only the serving age is higher).
That’s crazy haha How does Denmark stay so peaceful without a legal drinking age?😂
It's easy. we let the parents do the parenting
we just learn from a young age the its okay too get drunk and have fun normally around age 15-16, but we are also aware of where it can lead if it gets out of hand
Bruh, first time I had a beer, i was 12 and it was new years eve, my dad was like "want a glass?" said "sure" i almost puked, but nowadays, a hot summer day, with a nice cold glass of carlsberg, nothing beats that.
There's no legal drinking age in Denmark. When you are under 16 you may not buy alcohol, but its 100% permissible and normal to drink before then, as long as someone older buys it for you. 😊
If that happened in Sweden and systembolaget caught you buying alcohol for a child,, you would be banned from ever buying alcohol again. And reported to the police.
That’s how r*pists find their victims, don’t f*cking do it!
"...as long as someone older buys it for you." Technically only if your parents or guardian approve. It is illegal for other adults to buy alcohol for minors.
@@KurtFrederiksen Nope. It is not illegal for other adults to buy for you.
@@atlasdev that's the correct answer.
If you're below 16, you better make sure that your parents are okay with it.
But the police won't bother you if they catch you with a beer at age 14, they won't even ask where you got it from.
Only if you misbehave will your parents ever know.
@@atlasdev "Nope. It is not illegal for other adults to buy for you." Of cause it is. If your not the legal guardian or have their permission it is illegal. The question is what's the sanction is if you do and that will most likely be a small fine and that's it unless something else happened and you should have realized and so on.
You need to understand that in Danish law doesn't work by the letter of the law but by the intention of the law. No matter how you cut it, the intention is to limit access to alcohol and not just prohibit sale of alcohol.
Is it likely you get caught and sentenced? No, it's highly unlikely, but that doesn't make it legal.
It's really not that clear cut as you might think. Things are different in private settings than in public settings and there are different levels of what you can expect is accepted. If they attend private parties where there's alcohol it is expected that it's okay for them to drink in moderation, but if you're the responsible adult it falls on you to be the adult.
The reality is that we don't know were the line is drawn until the cases appear in court. You certainty can't just buy alcohol and feed it to kids and think everything is alright just because they didn't buy it themselves. I hope you're not that mentally challenged.
Finally, a review where the homework was done. Well done. BTW, your pronounce of "fløde" was spot on, usually tourists get scared stiff, when they see the "Ø". It is actually a simple and easy sound.
Thank you for the compliment! I actually practiced a lot to pronounce it correctly. It’ll probably take me forever to master Danish haha
@@GeorgeJapan It is very few foreigners that speak the language perfect, if they arrived here is adult.
I would say, it is as I have it with German. I do understand it, but speaking it, that's another thing.
I hate to be that guy, but “Smørre” in “smørrebrød” is a verb. “Smør” means butter, “smørre” is a verb for applying things like, but very much not excluded to, butter.
For example, I would “smørre” grease on my bicycle chain, if it was noisy
Happy to have you here. Your research was spot on.
Tak❤️🇩🇰
I really love your nonchalant yet fizzy and witty humour, just like coke on ice on a hot summer day 😉. I especially appreciate your tour around the world videos and always looking forward to your feedback and reaction when you're in a new place. It shows you've evolved beautifully as a content creator, way to go! Maybe you'll write a travel book or make a fun travel docu series one day, I believe you've got what it takes.
Thank you so much for saying that! It means a lot to me. Yeah, I’ll probably make a travel documentary series in the near future. Once again, arigatou for following my travels!
I went to Japan recently as a dane, and I didn't think a japanese person would come to Denmark. I love Japan and plan on going there again. Amazing video! Really loved it. I loved how you kept saying danish words, gave me a good laugh :)
Massive respect for the ammount of research that has gone into this video! Well done!👏
Arriving in September - you know, in the autumn - and then being surprised that summer is suddenly ending, that's not fair. Most of us here in DK are just more surprised that summer even lasted into September 😂
Yeah, September is usually considered autumn in Denmark, and the "summer ending" normally happens sometime in August. Danish summer tends to be from some point in June (usually mid to late) to some point in August (usually around mid), depending on how the weather hits on a specific year. Before that it can easily be a bit chilly, and when autumn hits expect a lot of "grey weather", chilly weather, and rain.
To get the true Danish taste, you should have a Cocio with the hotdog. And you need to get outside of Copenhagen to get a hotdog with the right bread for hotdogs.
en congo bajer
No there is plenty of Pølsekuttere in Copenhagen.
Fun fact: Traffic lights along the "bike highways" are tailored to the average speed of a cyclist between each intersection. So the rest of the traffic is centered around the cycling.
Thank you for your visit! Hope you come back in the future, this was spot on.
wow Your danish speaking is impressive.
Happy to have had you here in our country ^^ And your pronauncations were great. Better come back again! And well, the Danish weather - "You can't trust the Danish weather" is a saying (at least) in my family
Thank you for watching and for the compliment :) I tried my best to pronounce them haha Now I can tell my friends who will visit Denmark: don’t trust Danish weather haha
I've literally experienced snow, rain and sunshine, all within the span of 10 minutes. You CANNOT trust the Danish weather lol
You are actually really good at pronouncing the Danish words/sentences … bravo 🙌🏻
And you really went to and pointed out interesting Danish things, person, foods, and places.
i just moved to denmark!! and its so awesome, i wanna move to japan when i become financially independent but for now i love it here! would love to meet you
You really, really got the Danish pronunciation spot on. Well done!
Tak!❤️🇩🇰
From a danes view, im impressed by your pronunciation. Well done sir. Love your video
Great, you like Denmark. We LOVE Japan! We have been there twice during last year, and we already bought the tickets for our next trip!
Nice! Hope you enjoy the next trip as well🇯🇵🤝🇩🇰
@GeorgeJapan thanks a lot! This year we've have been to see the SUMO Basho in Nagoya, the final day.
It was extraordinary! We also managed to meet some very nice Japanese people who showed us around in Tokyo. By he way, we live in Copenhagen. We love it, but you are right, sometimes the weather is not great. Like now, for instance... too much rain. But apart from that. It is a great city to live in.
I'm Danish i was in Sapporo in the winter of 1981. Love to Nippon.
🇩🇰❤️🇯🇵 Was it as cold as the winter in Denmark? haha
@@GeorgeJapan No. But just because of the wind faktor. In Denmark the wind is very strong in the winter. Sapporo was like a picture of the old Japan. Respekt from Viking Denmark.🇩🇰🤝🇯🇵.
@@renehansen590私は札幌出身者です。札幌市に住んでいてデンマークに雰囲気が似ていると生活していて感じたことはなかったですか？
The real hotdog experience requires a warm Cocio (chocolate milk), the perfect combo.
Hey George, I enjoyed the video and your very chill and relaxed way of presenting. Your Voice is actually really soothing and I like u don't have alot of sound effects and / or music. Just chill vibes and a good amount of knowledge as well. Good job and especially with the Danish prenouncation.
Alex form Aarhus
Honestly this is the best introduction to denmark ive seen on youtube so far. Its fast and to the point and gets around many different aspects of Denmark. Great video will definitely share this with my in-laws that dont know much about my country
Just a small correction. Denmark do not have a minimum drinking age. They have a minimum buy age. Anyone are allowed to drink alcohol in Denmark :D
It's been so nice to see you posting again! You were missed during your break!
Yes I’m back! I’ve been enjoying traveling and making videos again :)
I am super impressed by your Danish pronounciation. 本当に凄い！
Yeah.Totally caught me off guard.At least in most parts compared to other tourists.That's almost one of a lifetime,especially in his presence being there in a short period of time..loool...
ありがとうございます🇩🇰😊
Absolutely delightful video! 🥰
" My taste buds are still so freaking Japanese" 😂😂
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Hi George, I'm from Denmark, glad you like (most) of the things in Denmark =D you did a lot of work to experience the Danish culture!
I'm currently planning a trip to Japan, and have tried to learn Japanese for the past year, to be able to order food and ask for help =)
Wish me luck!
the turtle candy I hated as a kid, now it's one of my favourite candies.
nice of you to go to Copenhagen and a damn well pronounced review both in danish and english+ a bit of japanese
but if you come visit another time, try going further in country to see our agriculture and other cities preferably in jutland/jylland i think that will impress you on another level and maybe give u a culture shock ;) its not only copenhagen here in Denmark we are 4000000 more scattered around
i like that you like our trains, japans train are amazing too, but yeah not as crowded always as japan, but sometimes it is crowded in denmark trains, glad you enjoyed denmark, i always wanted to visit japan, really like that you took the time to also learn some of our language
Hope you're enjoying your visit, it's hyggeligt that you came. thanks for visiting George.
very impressive by how well you pronounce those Danish words 😃 If you are in Danmark you should visit Aarhus too, voted worlds happiest city and only a few hours from Cph
Thank you for watching and for saying that :) I practiced a lot to pronounce those words correctly. Danish is definitely one of the hardest languages, but it was fun to learn 🇩🇰 And yes, I’d love to visit Aarhus and other beautiful cities next time!
This video was so freaking cute! You random danish words sprinkled around the video absolutely made my day 😄 I’m so happy you loved our wonderful city 😍
Maaannn…! U funny. Loved your insights of the Nordics. U had me at F#%! dig! 😂
😂 Tak!
If you showed up here in September, you kinda brought the cold weather upon yourself. That's when our autumn begins... Sometimes. Other times it begins in August, and sometimes it waits until October. Spring also ends somwhere in between the middle of april and end of june. In conclusion, you have like a narrow one month window around July, where there is a decent chance that it's summer.
Welcome to Denmark George, hope you enjoy your visit. I hope i will visit Japan at some point, i love your countries history, and engineering. Arigato! :)
I love everything about this video! So entertaining and funny to watch as a Dane from Copenhagen. My favorite part is when you eat the licorice and say “fuck dig”🤣😂Keep up the good work man, you are class🙌
😂😂 Tak!!
Best video of a tourist in denmark i have seen!, Tak for besøg
Tak!❤️🇩🇰
Love the video! Welcome to Copenhagen! You're a couple of weeks late and have missed the best of summer, but you should still be able to enjoy your stay :)
Thank you for watching :) Yeah, but I had a fantastic time during the last week of summer and the following weeks, exploring the city and enjoying amazing food and drinks 🇩🇰
Crazy I saw my bike in this video, I had no idea you would come to denmark! Det var fantastisk du besøgte!
Thank you for watching :) Oh really? haha Thank your bike for being part of my video🚲 Jeg havde en fantastisk tid i Danmark. Tak🇩🇰
Great video 👍
And yes, the Danish weather is kinda unpredictable. As I usually say. The Danish summer is the best week of the year. 😁
Thank you for watching :) Haha yeah it’s quite short but so much better than Japanese summer where it’s too humid and hot 🥵
Well, the danish summer started in March this year. This has been one of the best "fruit years" for decades. It has been SUCKY for the nut bushes though.
You know George, I've always thought it was funny that we're both small island nations with a diet heavy on fish. I hope you enjoy Denmark a ton
Loved this video! Thank you very much for all the hard work you put into both the information and presentation! It was a delight to see a well informed outside view of my country and how tourists see it :) Great work and hope you had a great time despite the unpredictable weather haha!
So happy you had a good time in Denmark! Thank you for the fun videos you make! 🩷
Thank you for watching♡
Really nice to see a video on someone visiting Denmark that's so well informed! Really enjoyed the video!
i've lived in denmark since i was born and my turkish family and i have been treated very kindly here. Also did you know that turkish and japanese have strange similiarities in their languages from the being SOV orderto a very similiar phonetics. Rarely they are also the exact same. Just shows you how turkey had a asian origin.
Well done. Love when people talk about our little forgotten country, you said so many different facts, that many others dont bring along. thumbs up
It's awesome to see you talk about a place I actually know and visit commonly. Like its just fun watching you go somewhere and seeing you go to places I have actually visited and just being like "Hey I know that place!" and "Hey that's like super close to me!". It's also just awesome to see how well you word your sentences and you just really make it an interesting watch. You're very informative compared to others, and it's just a very enjoyable watching experience. Please continue making content as you are very good at it.
Jeg håber det var sjovt at være i København, og jeg glæder mig til at se dig her igen.
This is one of the best tourist in Denmark videos I have seen! Thank you for coming to my country 😄🇩🇰
Bro u made my day. You can stay all you want, and big up ur research. NAILED IT M8
This has honestly got to be one of the most accurate videos about Denmark that I've seen. And your pronounciation is really good!
If you go to Denmark again, you should consider visiting Ribe (oldest town, very different from Copenhagen, but with a lot of history)
This is the most well researched and well presented travelling video of my country I have seen to date. Domo arigato
It’s still summer 😄. Still having open Windows 24/7, still wearing shorts and t-shirt 😉
Like you’re videos, hopefully you will visit outside Copenhagen also.
Vi hygger os max!
Love your perspective, and kudos on pronunciation on many of the words!!
You almost had me fooled as native when you said "rødgrød med fløde" that convincingly.
Lovly video.
Thank you for watching and for the compliment :) I know it’s still not perfect, but I practiced a lot to pronounce it as correctly as possible. Now I’m proud of myself haha
@@GeorgeJapan Honestly you should be! You do without any doubt speak better Danish than I speak Japanese.
It is a good custom and greatly appreciated when turrists takes their time to learn a couple of phrases. I would argue its something one should do everywhere they go.
Again thank you for your great video friend. Hope you come visit us again some time.
*watching the vid and lovehow u describe my country then i hear single* hey im too xD lets meet up lolz
glad u enjoyed urself and keep up learning danish bud u do great!
Thanks buddy. Come back another time.
Tak for watching :) I’d love to❤️🇩🇰
Thank you so much for such an informative but relaxing video. I always want to go to Denmark, for now I can have a taste of it before saving up enough money
Great video! I hope you enjoyed your stay in our lovely country! It's for sure expensive here in denmark, but we do also have a pretty high salary, and also a high taxrate, but that does give us free healthcare, education and a lot more!
And also the pushing of people in the train in japan was hilarious!!!
So well researched and your danish is the best I've heard from a non native in a long time. You are so sweet, please visit again. Try seeing the mainland, Aarhus is very nice ❤
Arigatak you for your wonderful video on our country, George-san.
Arigatou for watching!🇩🇰
the way you said "nå" was just too amazing, i knew instantly what you meant hahaha, welcome to Denmark!
Dude, you did good. Better than many coming here. Hope you enjoyed it!
Hahahha ok second comment but had to. The "fuck dig" after the liqurish caught me of guard haha perfect
I was eagerly awaiting this video! Wonderful to see you enjoying Denmark!
Here in Norway, we had/have an old tourist commercial that would end with the jingle "The er deilig å være norsk, i Danmark!" (It's lovely to be norwegian, in Denmark!) XD
Ha-ha,...George, with a sense of humor like that you won´t be single for long.
As someone who lives outside Copenhagen, there are literally no bikes and you can't count on there being good bike lanes everywhere either. This is only in the big cities.
Now wait until you go to the Netherlands, that'll be very different!
Well I live on the opposite side of the country in Vestjylland - plenty of bikelanes here both in the cities and between villages/cities.
I love that you used one of their most famous small tongue twisters! i was saying it to myself when i saw the thumbnail 😂😂Hope you enjoy Copenhagen, sending safe travels from Norway :D
😂 I can say it’s much harder to pronounce than Norwegian. I had a fantastic time there🇩🇰 Tak!
The licorice pipe you tried were my maternal grandpas favourite. He died over a decade ago and last nigth I missed him so much it hurt.
Just want to say thank you for liking them. It made my morning❤❤❤
Thank you
Super nice and respectful video about our country. I will correct you about drinking Faxe Kondi with a hotdog, it's usually a Cocio you would drink along with a hotdog, but Faxe Kondi is another nice danish drink just like Cocio so I still approve ;)
Damn me for wasting time being curious about the Japanese meaning of "kokyo", and letting you get this in first! 🤣
Thank you for watching :) Yeah I should’ve tried Cocio chocolate drink, but Faxe Kondi was also a nice combination with the hotdog!
The “smør” in smørrebrød is actually “smøre”, which means “smear” or “spread” and not butter.
YES you made it to denmark, glad you enjoyed it.
However a hotdog is traditionally eaten with a cocio chocolate drink instead of a faxe.
Great details and facts and the pronunciation was impressive coming from a country with such a different language
Thank you so much, this was great fun and enjoyed how you also seem to having fun while doing it. And yeah Super Piratos is definitely one of the worst if you finish a bag your blood pressure will literally be through the roof you will also have cold sweats and palpitations 😂
😂 Thank you for watching :) I don’t understand how it can be tasty for so many people in the Nordic countries..
@@GeorgeJapan yeah, suppose you gotta learn to love it early. Guess it’s kinda like our take on very hot food 😁🤷🏼♂️
Overall great review and research of our country. You were entertaining as well and I was impressed with your pronounciations and informations.
Keep up the good work. 😊
There is actually no legal drinking age in Denmark, you’re just not allowed to buy it at those ages you listed - but you are allowed to drink it! :-)
Love the part where your tastebuds were converted from Japanese to Scandinavian, supposedly😂 at first I was impressed, then I found myself spitting out my morning coffee.
Great video! Thank you for trying so many things, including the language, you are a natural ❤
So glad you enjoyed your visit, I wish we could've said hi!! 🙌
Im danish, I would rank the japanese higher when it comes to making danish and bread. You guys really have some great bakeries in japan. Im impressed. Also, I love Natto. Unfortunately I cannot find it fresh outside Japan, only freezed.
the "rogro med fløøøe" I CANT-
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Yo thanks for the best video ever greetings from Denmark btw u r good at saying danish words correctly ❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
Man those sandwich and the hot dog look so simple but so delicious 🤤🤤🤤
I love the "Danish vibe", the country and peoples looks so cool ^^
Thanks for the video Georges, take care 😁
Thank you for watching as always :) I totally agree, I love the Danish vibe🇩🇰
Great video. I totally agree with everything you said in it about Denmark
you sir, just got yourself a new subscriber, such a well made video!
seems like you have done a ton of research, and the sprinkle of danish words in between is honestly funny as hell, and well pronunciated! XD
hope you enjoyed your stay here.
keep up the good work.
Impressive pronunciation 👌🏻 Thanks for visiting ❤️🇩🇰
You allmost got it like 98% the thing missing, the east part of Denmark like CPH is very expensiv Aarhus not cheap. But the rest is very nice on your $$$. In general Jylland is very relaxed. If you cant handel Piratos then your no Viking, You might make the best motercycels in Japan but If you cant handel Piratos, put that kartana down and use a baby spoon. In Denmark tourists buy smørrebrød, vikings make their own lunch, then mount the long boat go to Japan and feed you Piratos and steal a Bonzai tree
just a note. when you turn 16 you can buy alcohol up to 16.5%. when you turn 18 you can buy alcohol over 16.5%. what i am trying to say is we dont have a "legal drinking age". many people including myself and my friends have started drinking when we were aroud the age of 14. there are only rules about who can buy it not who can drink it.