Aarhus really looks worth a visit! It is also a noteworthy student centre, the second in Denmark after Copenhagen, if I'm not mistaken! It is also the second major Danish city after the capital, both in terms of demographics, economy, and culture! There are also more opportunities for work there as opposed to other province towns from all across Jutland. All in all, it looks lovely, but, of course, it all depends on the individual experience of any foreigner there. Cheers and don't forget the hygge! ;)
@@MichaelWesterhoff fair enough; conversely, as a personal choice, I prefer to use (and call/pronounce) names like "München", and/or "Köln", as such (as they are being called/pronounced in German), because that's how they are being called/pronounced in Germany, by the Germans (as opposed to things like "Munich", "Cologne", and such)!!
Auch das kann ja eine Erkenntnis sein. Wenn ich euch davon abhalten, zu einem Ziel zu fahren, dass nichts für euch ist, hat das Video auch seinen Zweck erfüllt
@@MichaelWesterhoff nee. Ich werd mir weitere Videos dazu angucken. Vielleicht komm ich ja doch noch auf den Geschmack. Aus welchem Land kommen Sie denn eigentlich?
![AARHUS: DEFINITELY Worth A Visit!! [Things To Do In Aarhus, Denmark]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BjXkx4YcpYQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Danke aus dänemark 🙂 🇩🇰🇩🇰
Danke. War schön bei euch. War auch noch im Lego House in Billund, in Odense und Kopenhagen
Aarhus really looks worth a visit! It is also a noteworthy student centre, the second in Denmark after Copenhagen, if I'm not mistaken! It is also the second major Danish city after the capital, both in terms of demographics, economy, and culture! There are also more opportunities for work there as opposed to other province towns from all across Jutland. All in all, it looks lovely, but, of course, it all depends on the individual experience of any foreigner there. Cheers and don't forget the hygge! ;)
Ganz gut!
Tolle Stadt
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Jag Bor i danmrk
tillykke du er heldig
Århus, pronounced "Aw-hoos" (approximate transliteration into English); "Ochus" (approximate transliteration into German).
I choose the pronunciation as it is common in Germany. It may not correspond to the original, but people understand me
@@MichaelWesterhoff fair enough; conversely, as a personal choice, I prefer to use (and call/pronounce) names like "München", and/or "Köln", as such (as they are being called/pronounced in German), because that's how they are being called/pronounced in Germany, by the Germans (as opposed to things like "Munich", "Cologne", and such)!!
The danish girl présentement to her grandmother
Is that something naughty? :-)
Aufgrund der monotonen Stimme des Kommentators, ist man versucht, nach dem zweiten Bild abzuschalten.
Gott..sieht das langweilig aus 😅
Auch das kann ja eine Erkenntnis sein. Wenn ich euch davon abhalten, zu einem Ziel zu fahren, dass nichts für euch ist, hat das Video auch seinen Zweck erfüllt
@@MichaelWesterhoff nee. Ich werd mir weitere Videos dazu angucken. Vielleicht komm ich ja doch noch auf den Geschmack. Aus welchem Land kommen Sie denn eigentlich?
@@Kareena1988 Deutschland... ich find Aarhus für einen Kurzurlaub super. Aber kann jeden verstehen, der das nicht so sieht