No one eats it for breakfast?

Thank you for sharing how you'd approach this situation. Interesting:)

Interessant! Bedankt voor het delen 😀

Curious observation! Are you learning Dutch? :)

@@theselfishcodependent No, haha, I've been living here since 2008. I think it might be related to the immigrant workers they brought here last century. They didn't put much effort into integrating them into society, which is why they and the children of those immigrants don't speak the language properly. Due to this lack of integration, the children of these immigrants often got into trouble with the law. Hence, the association between poorly spoken Dutch and xenophobic tendencies towards it. Ofc this doesn't apply to everyone, it is just a pattern I have noticed.

Thank you for watching the video and sharing your insights!

What makes you think this?

Haha 😆

I was in Siargao in January 2024 and in the video, I share how many days I spent there, how it was and what to do, have you seen it? :)

@@theselfishcodependent yes but I think that the guy was mentioning about the season but I did not see you mention how many days.

Have you watched the full video? :) Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXumZaGHZ8l3prM

Depends on the perspective ;)

Interesting! People say that they are comfortable, is it true?

@@theselfishcodependent its true but of you just start with walking ik these it can hurt a bit ans of you walk really really long distances with it but good socks is A good solution to make them comfortable

Sending love!

@@theselfishcodependent No way 🫣🤭

Thank you for spreading love here! I encourage you to check out this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGWri3d6itN9obM

@@theselfishcodependent No thanks necessary. Love will always find the way of least resistance. Like water. But checking the link, yeah. You did look into that.

Thank you for sharing this! Super good to know ;)

I guess you can define yourself as to what's 'normal' for you ;)

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Aww 🥰 dankjewel! Erg leuk om te horen:)

I'm not aware of an app for Dutch people only ;) You can try language exchange websites if you want to speak Dutch with the Dutch 😀

Yaaay! Glad that you liked the experience;)

Thank you!

Thank you! What would you be interested in?

​@@theselfishcodependent how foreign guy date a Dutch woman with success?

@@ClintonSnow be tal and good looking,and not to old for her.

@@ClintonSnow depends where your from the norms are different in the lowlands (Belgium & Nederlands)

Thank you for sharing your point of view! I think while certain traits might catch someone's eye initially, genuine compatibility and understanding play crucial roles in the longevity of a relationship. And that requires a whole different set of skills that focuses more on connecting on a deeper level.

Good point! It's a flip side of the coin: what happens when there is too much variety?

Well, I have been following videos here of expats and migrants for years, and I find it interesting to see how they deal with culture and traditions.I think that is nice to see, and it also makes my vision of our country a little more positive.Because, as a born Dutchman, I look at our country very differently than expats and migrants do.But I often notice in the videos that after years of living here, not much has been done with the language.And my opinion is that that should be number 1 if you are going to live in another country. I would do that, if only out of respect for the population, and so that I understand better what is going on in the country.

@@user-rh4sq9cx1e awesome that you are interested in it! Since you mentioned that you'd like to learn different view points, I suggest you watch this video about learning Dutch. Perhaps, it can bring another perspective :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXPMmZ6Vg5KJgLMsi=PQ6x1Aa7lLUjEYQi

@@theselfishcodependent I have seen this video and already liked it, as a Dutch person I can only speak for myself. As expats and migrants, no matter how poorly Dutch they speak, I have the utmost respect for them.Maybe that is also because I have the principle that when I migrate to another country, I want to learn the language first because I want to make myself understood by the population.But you're doing well, respect. You're one of the people I regularly follow and like, but I'm just not a big chatter or texter myself.

@@user-rh4sq9cx1e oh so nice to hear :) Thanks so much for your support, I really appreciate it!

Possibly! That's one of the reasons I included in the video. Thank you for watching! :)

Thank you for watching 🙏✨

I've noticed it too! Thank you for watching:)

Thank you for watching!

Thank you ✨🙏

I talked to a variety of different people from various areas of life! Thank you for watching the video! :)

Oh interesting! I thought it can be better in Sweden because of the snow and it reflects the sun?

Haha, thanks!

Which city are you learning how to drive in? :) Thank you for watching, maybe check out the interview with the driving instructor. It offers a lot of useful tips and tricks.

@@theselfishcodependent Hey Tania, I've just delved into the theory part this week, so I haven't started the practical lessons yet. By the way, I watched Mark's interview and really enjoyed it. I even subscribed to the channel - keep up the great work! Oh, and by the way, I live in Amsterdam. Just curious, why do you ask? :)

Thank you for watching and for your observation! :)

Precies, komt met ervaring ✨

Dankjewel:)

Dankjewel! :)