Danish do be chill ‘bout stuff Like the chill uncle at the grill:)
@emilbroseliger850615 сағат бұрын
We don’t often laugh *at* people we are friends with *We laugh with them*
@alexheloo16 сағат бұрын
America where? Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, Canada. It depends on the country, regions and cities 😅
@andreasandersen973917 сағат бұрын
Danish guy here. Please dont move to our country, theres already plenty of americans and we dont want more
@A_normal-_-17 сағат бұрын
im danish
@rokasbarasa117 сағат бұрын
For anyone thinking to move. If you cant find anything in Copenhagen, consider Aarhus. It has better salaries and is a bit cheaper.
@rokasbarasa117 сағат бұрын
Dont forget Odense. That city is amazing. Like it even more than Copenhagen
@Lunar-AnViFox17 сағат бұрын
I was born here in Denmark, and it is certainly interesting to see from someone who moved here what it takes to do so, i never thought of that
@neptune572818 сағат бұрын
Who says we want more immigrants?
@shadowheartart389820 сағат бұрын
I have always felt that the language requirements to move here are ridiculous. We're such a tiny country, and nowhere else uses our language. On top of that, English is mandatory in our schools. I suspect that it's because the politicians want to keep insisting that "hygge" is something uniquely Danish, and not just because we invented our own word for it (I'm only partly joking)
@Bobba_raekus22 сағат бұрын
It's important to note that many of these points are also heavily skewed by the observers living in Copenhagen, which is not a real representation of the rest of the country. Outside the capital a large amount of the people have to do manual labour like farming, fishing and work in heavy industrial sectors like freight and shipping. There aren't as many trendy "pop-up businesses" as there is old-fashioned hard work. Copenhageners have a tendency to overvalue the importance of their yuppie power-meetings and spending all day in front of a computer answering emails. The country outside the capital is also far more homogenous than the video might lead viewers to believe. Again, Copenhageners thinking the rest of the country is an exact reflection of their own little echo chamber is sadly all too common. If the Royal family and the parliament wasn't located in Copenhagen, it might as well be a city in Canada or the West-Coast US.
@pizzabagerenmujaffa8123Күн бұрын
Mybe you guys should have moved to the country side of denmark .....se all know eachother , watch out for each other and so on , in copenhagen we are more like ....sleeping.working eating . Sleeping , working and eating 😂😂 .... making freinds also depends on chemestry , and especially how you try to integrate with the danes .
@diunis1Күн бұрын
Our english in Europe is unique! And im glad americans cannot understand
@Aglima860Күн бұрын
Reason 10: If you are an immigrant. Reason 11: If you are Black. Reason 12: If you are not White. These are additional reasons why some Danes will hate you
@henrikhansen7450Күн бұрын
As a Dane there are other ways. A good substetude you might have, is a meadgrinder. in my familly we make it that way. Just put on the star shaped outlet, run it slowly through and to get the last out of the grinder. stuff it with baking paper. hope it helps
@RyzrnКүн бұрын
As a dane i do welcome you here except for americans. ❤
@elisabethrasmussen8962Күн бұрын
Great idea. Next time you should try to make klejner. I do confess that Norske klejner or gærklejner are my favorite, but I love making klejner with the family every year for Christmas. If you are missing a recipe, I will be happy to send ours. To make vaniljekranse we always use the good old version meat grinder with a hand crank, a large star shape and of course an almost icy dough. We always make the dough the day before, so that the vanilla and almonds can really add flavor. Do you add almonds to the dough? If not, I would definitely recommend it. Just remember to chop them very finely, otherwise they will get stuck in the machine.
@matthiasphilipsen4587Күн бұрын
KOMSÅ GUTTER DANMARK ER NÆVT I MEDIERNE!!!😂🎉
@Vulf-hq3buКүн бұрын
all are welcome unless you are a one of those insane woke people who think hateing pedos is right wing extremism.
@NDK0Күн бұрын
Yeah I don't understand why anyone would want to live in Copenhagen
@BlakeTheDrakeКүн бұрын
I do miss the days when 'family reunification' was a no-question-asked kind of process. Made us Danes *really* popular throughout the world! :P As for asylum... well, if you're a trans or nonbinary American, ask again in a couple of years. >_> You may still wind up qualifying under the 'systematic persecution' clause, if you're 'lucky'.
@somsimsemКүн бұрын
As a dane, it’s very nice that people from America or outside eu in general.
@dkphantomdkКүн бұрын
tell them about our taxes toooooooooo
@dkphantomdkКүн бұрын
moving to denmark is hard for people who actually wanna come here and participate in sociaty. - but you can get here if you pretent to flee a war, being from mittle east then you can get asylium and housing and a fat social check every month.. they are flooding in.. but HEY as long as we will make it hard for skilled people.. then we are "all good" :(
@jfbaro22 күн бұрын
Is it true that some night clubs don’t allow black people in? And even worse, this is considered normal in that country
@rzonmrcury2 күн бұрын
I want to move to Denmark, and I work in healthcare! Unfortunately, I’m not a nurse here in the US. I’ve considered doing nursing school in DK, but I understand that classes are only taught in Danish. While I just hit a year of Danish lessons on Duolingo, I don’t think I’m quite fluent enough for taking classes in a medical field in Danish just yet.
@dbdecibel93812 күн бұрын
We need nurses so much in Denmark so there Will be plenty of job possibilities for you here. We are Very forgiving regardless of Our language you Will get there. Best wishes from Denmark
@rzonmrcury2 күн бұрын
@@dbdecibel9381I would absolutely love to work in the healthcare setting in Denmark. I just don’t know if going to school simply for that reason is the right reason.
@brightgreenleaves2 күн бұрын
Is there a residence by investment or citizenship by investment option?
@youtubebob123Күн бұрын
Nope
@jonaspedersen59902 күн бұрын
It is so festive and wild. I love it.
@MarySolomon-m1j2 күн бұрын
I also was thinking of relocating to the country am from Nigeria
@DogSpirit12 күн бұрын
This POSITIVE LIST just have be change, January 2025...because of the " inflation " ..they say ..so now, it's over 500.000 dkr. Danish Crown before.....tax.....so .it means..that you have to earn this high amount..before tax...and it have to be a job, where it not have been possible to find a Danish residents, to take it..or...you are a specialist as the company directly need....but still...earn over 500.000 dkr. so far I read it ...
@Spicie952 күн бұрын
As a Dane, I would suggest to anyone interested in moving here, to NOT move to Copenhagen. Nothing wrong with our capital, but it is both expensive and you would probably have an easier time finding a job and getting to stay here long term, if you pick a more rural place. Our population is 5.8m people, so most of what we consider "urban" areas have a population of 10,000 people or fewer. Help us by being useful both in the workforce and population growth.
@AttilaSzabo-gc9cx2 күн бұрын
crazy propaganda
@VillainVanHex2 күн бұрын
"Goddag. Hvordan har du det?" Very common in Denmark though. it translate to - "Hello, How are you?" Commonly people just give a answer like, "Jeg har det fint, hvordan har du det?" Translate to - "I am fine, how are you." Especially in the service industry.
@VillainVanHex2 күн бұрын
Danebro = Fødselsdag.
@The-dudeguy2 күн бұрын
americans discovering a country thats actually great
@Knudby2 күн бұрын
If you like Rugbrød you've already won our hearts and don't need to perfectly know the pronunciation 😁❤
@Ace-b3l5c2 күн бұрын
I got ptsd from that map so from there on I always checked for traps
@brittassss2 күн бұрын
Nope. No, no, no, no, no!!! As a Dane - NO!
@nyc16412 күн бұрын
So, who’s going to pay for this?
@Menter2tm2 күн бұрын
Sins of the past - All the last 30-40 years imgrations from 3. world contries, did ruined it for everybody else....
@nielsjensen41852 күн бұрын
Just keep voting for Dansk Folkeparti, sounds like your speed.
@pizzabagerenmujaffa81232 күн бұрын
Hahaha love this video 😂😂 even i am 3 years late ....
@hansipeter80512 күн бұрын
if you want to do extreme Woke left-wing propaganda in Denmark, then i will ask you to move back to the USA
@ane-louisestampe79393 күн бұрын
SÅ FAT DET DOG !! We need good people to come to Denmark and help us become happier than the Finns and richer than the Norweigian. All these "symbolic laws" are doing more harm to us - oldstyle Danes as well as the newer models - than hurting the people they are trying to get at. It's litterally holding Denmark back, when what we need is actually HANDS - and some more nerds 😊
@tonystillings86853 күн бұрын
So Denmark doesn't have open borders like the U.S.?
@nielsjensen41852 күн бұрын
There's only one group of people who believe this. If you define "Open Borders" as "You can get in and seek asylum" then most countries have "open borders".
@ulrikhgsbro68333 күн бұрын
Please get your facts right. Flexicurity isn't a "classic Scandinavian" model. Sweden and Norway don't have it.
@GoodieTheDuck3 күн бұрын
Me whos danish: 🙈👁️👄👁️
@CoffeeTheFreshmaker3 күн бұрын
I actually enjoy the dark, cold months. I lack energy and want to do anything during the summer when moving makes me melt.
@ane-louisestampe79393 күн бұрын
Children can benefit massively from daycare. Not if they are they from 7 till 5, with adults, who'd rather be somewhere else .... but playing with other kids for a couple of hours in a garden, eating with other kids, having a nap - outside in a pram, off course 🙂 with an engaged adult in charge 😊 Then playing a bit more with their friends AND learing from them, before being picked up by a happy parent, who's missed you 🥰 and only takes you shopping when in the mood for it 😉😉 Win-Win.
@heididatura3 күн бұрын
I often wonder why people want to move here, it's cold, rainy. Small country, what do foreigners like here? But you are welcome :-) I hope you enjoy it.
@DerekZing2 күн бұрын
I sense many Danes share your opinion. Here are a few things I love about life in Copenhagen: - Vibrant, yet peaceful city - Friendly, relaxed people - Candles everywhere - Built for bicycles - Excellent public transportation - Terrific architecture - Great summers - Black sense of humor - Plenty of cultural overlap (in music, film, etc) with the Anglo world - Excellent museums - Low income inequality - True democracy I could go on and on. I've been here 6 1/2 years, and absolutely love it. So very happy to be a part of this! ❤🇩🇰
@fridrekr751022 сағат бұрын
Same, but whenever I go abroad I couldn’t imagine not living here. Still, I wonder why people with no connections to the country wouldn’t instead go to Sweden or Norway, which I feel are very similar, only with better nature and perhaps easier immigration.
@DerekZing21 сағат бұрын
@@fridrekr7510 Speaking for myself, there's no Copenhagen in Norway or Sweden. Also, I find Norway to be very inward-looking and nationalistic, and Sweden just feels too uptight.
@josefinematildehansenvonki23843 күн бұрын
Well, welcome to Denmark. And yes the immigrations rules are stuff. That goes back in history to 90's because of 'dansk folkeparti' wanted to protect Denmark and the Danish traditions from becoming too none-danish😂😂😂
@nielsjensen41852 күн бұрын
This is ironic since virtually all of our traditions are influenced by other countries due to Denmark's traditionally being a maritime nation. It's so stupid.