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The typical Dutch Belgian fun is. The Belgians are stupid. The Dutch are cheap with the money.

Dutch hate fornher people, the are just tolerant. If you looking for frends it is like in usa white with with and dark wit everyone who is not Dutch.

When Dutch people talk about "the Belgians", they actually mean the Flemish (the 60% who speaks Dutch), though about 40% speaks French. The French have a similar issue where they think of the Belgians as the ones that speak French. You only interviewed the Flemish people in this video.

USA-citizens think they know Europe within 10 days 😂😂😂

comlaining is a way to cope for use i think also we do indeed have a stubborn mindset can be good but can also be bad l

Think of it high taxes pays off

Tis is fun ..mother & son I like to see this.😁

I was in a corner restaurant/bar in the Jordaan and ordered my drink in Dutch. An older man reading a newspaper and asked me why I was speaking Dutch. I answered that I was learning and trying to interact. Without even looking up from his paper he said in English "Well, that is just fucking stupid."

Can't agree more mate

as a dutch person i can understand the dialect pretty well, but it takes a lot of concentration. its funny to know it sounds so different to a foreigner. Wait until you hear limburgs, or Fries.

I remember the Bijlmer being build and some of my family living there. Right from the start the public's opinion was that the DESIGN WAS ALL WRONG. You had these big apartment buildings and only one (small!) shopping centre at one end. Another example; Mothers with prams had to walk three or four blocks to get to the shop; utterly stupid! There were not sufficient bus stops and coming home in winter and having to walk in long empty semi dark streets...What were those architects thinking?! People moved out as soon as they could. Then Suriname became independent and ironically lots of Surinamers preferred to move to the land of their 'colonizers' and the Bijlmer was free to accommadate them. That was when it turned into a ghetto; the Bijlmer really became a dangerous place. Too many men without a job is always a recipe for danger..... That terrible plane accident was the beginning of a positive turnaround.(Bless those people who died in the crash). Blocks were taken down, the whole place was redesigned and I am so glad to see and hear what it has turned into! I am a migrant myself these days in Australia.Next time I come across I want to go to the Bijlmer and the markets; it looks fabulous!

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You are doing an excellent job Sam! Getting strange people to open up like that and feel safe and comfortable enough to talk about their real feelings, while being recorded on camera, for a KZbin channel they probably don't even know, can only mean one thing: the interviewer knows what he's doing. Hope you'll soon be able to do this full time! You really add something new and refreshing to the world of media (including TV).

De belgen zijn tof en zijn onze reserve Nederlanders! ;)

You are wrong. The way many Dutch use English is pretty similar (or the same) to how many Germans used it, for instance 'making a photo'. And the usage of 'making a photo' is actually CORRECT and 'taking a photo' is just like another flavor - it expresses a more passive approach. 'Making a photo' IS CORRECT ENGLISH (it is just a less used 'with more focus on the one who takes the photo'/the more active subject)! And keep in mind that English is based on old German/Dutch (simplified put) anyway and what you have in many cases is just a convention or over time slightly different paths things get expressed. Its a bit like that English also knows 'Hound' (like in Greyhound) which is like the German 'Hund' or the Dutch 'Hond'. And if people who are not aware about that try to sell WRONG that it has to be translated as 'dog' then they only show a lack of knowledge about the language family. Even worse: this lack of knowledge about the own and the other language of the same family leads to making it more difficult as necessary to learn the other language, because in the case of awareness one can easily look for common patterns while the one who is not aware about that also usually doesnt know the own language and mistakes habits with factual rules (and even miss the most obvious common words). And because of that you can use in ALL three languages 'making a photo' AND 'taking a photo'. THIS is correct and everything else is bullshit (again: only a used habit is wrongly chosen as law!). German for instance is like English a mixture of a West Germanic base with (especially due to academic/science terminologies) a lot of Latin/Greek in it - all of that bridges the languages and people who are aware about that could even talk with each other by just more wisely choosing words/sentences - WITHOUT EVER LEARNING/KNOWING THE OTHER LANGUAGE! Thats why everyone who knows English also can immediately underrstand German sentences like 'Peter und Anna studieren Medizin und Biologie in der Humboldt Universitaet in Berlin'! And again: there is a difference between 'wrong' and less used or just unknown ways how to express something! Habits are no rules! In all languages things could also be expressed in other ways and still are absolutely legit. And thats why you have a lot of wrong examples used as 'mistakes'. If you labeled that as 'uncommon' it was much more accurate ...

Once I met a group of Dutch girls at mallorca and omg they were so open and fun and flirty which is absolutely not common for german girls. The thing is, everyone of them were unique but everyone had nice sense of humor.

Je slaat de spijker op zijn kop

🇳🇱 all day. Too hot there and not green.

Die gozer lijkt een klein beetje op Waldemar Torenstra 😅

Too obsessed with money as well

I did gymnasium β in the old system before the "mammoet" and spent the last two decades of my career lecturing at an American university, in part freshman chemistry. My observations from that is that American kids learn less than half in highschool than I had done. And that was a real problem in Chem 101. Suddenly they actually had to do something called studying. Some excelled in finding that extremely UNFAIR. Especially my black students.

Tell me tips on how you got housing please!!!

I see where you’re coming from, but the other side of the coin is that the Dutch culture and the general behavior of Dutch people makes our country the way it is. You may hear us complain about everything including the enormous tax rates we have to pay but we that money keeps our streets clean and our public transport a viable option instead of cars. We don’t take anything granted here, we work and pay for every comfort we and our guests enjoy!

We have nothing against Belgians. Mostly we think positive about them. I can't think of anything negative either. I do not feel we are the same though, there are some very obvious differences but that does not mean one is good and the other is bad. Nice to have a different neighbour that does speak the same language!

are you speak dutch or german on video when you asking?

I'm from Groningen but i feel more connected with the Belgian people then people from Amsterdam , Rotterdam, Den haag etc.

Interesting; from 1 church to 24 churches, quite a shift from Catholic to Protestant, and how this shows differences (small) in their religious (Christian) beliefs, that came from this - money can shift religious beliefs. Did he really say €1.500 a week? (correcting it from month to week??) What do they do with all that money????? €6.000 a month roughly. Is living on Urk that expensive?

For a "lazy and relaxed" country Spain has better infrastructure and is more organized than the Netherlands in many aspects. How is that even possible? Just look at the city of Valencia, nothing in the Netherlands comes close. Ummm...I see a lot of "cultural supremacism" that is not backed by facts but by ignorance and prejudice. To begin with, the Netherlands are a mini-country more than 10 times smaller than Spain. Spain is much more diverse in terms of culture, weather, geography, there's simply no comparison.

Mooi dat je door Nederland heen reist. Kom ook eens naar Kampen, de Nederlandse stad die tussen de 14e en 16e eeuw de Grootste van Nederland was en 4x zo groot als Amsterdam

2:08 Right man, we don't have "rules, punctuality, structure" in Spain. But of course, the fantastic country of the Netherlands does have all of that. You are right, we are the lazybones of the world and that's why our country does not function and is submerged in chaos and destruction. My advice: leave this Spanish nightmare behind and never come back, thanks.

Leuke video en complimenten voor je nederlands! Ga er zelf wonen in September!

Leuke video Sam! 🤙

I would never be able to move to a different country. Only for vacation. This is also because its a very unique thing in my family. We are very connected to our land I think since we come from farmers family that barely moved to a different province XD

Wow, je Nederlands is zo goed!👍

Your videos are always charged with positive energy. Lovely to see!

Awesome video! Would've loved if you asked him how he set up his company, with the spanish chamber of commerce? Does he still have a dutch bank account? how does he deal with taxes? and all of that... would've loved to know more about the ins and outs in regards to running a business and taxes!

Not a video I expected, but for sure one I thoroughly enjoyed! Keep at it, Sam ! <3

You go to experience the world and stay where the way of live resonates with you. You roots will always be where you were born but sometimes like a plant you need a different environment to really get the best out of yourself like this young man Tristan in Spain ( who is very easy on these old eyes 😂) You my American friend, are a citizen of the world, because you listen without prejudice and your sunny disposition brings out the best in people. It starts with one friendly " Hello" and that is all you need to go out in the world. Love the perspective you're giving us in your video's. Keep up the good work.

Even though I am a Spaniard who moved to the Netherlands and did the opposite movement than him, I completely understand his reasons and feel such a strong connection with him.

Don't Europeans on average work only about 35 hours per week? I lived in Spain for 2 years and they are the most 'relaxed' culture I have ever experienced. I also lived in Japan for 7 years and they definitely know how to work!

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Fascinating backstory! I've been in Madrid for years but Valencia has been looking more appealing as of late 🏖Great interview!

When I finished my studies, I did consider moving to Portugal for a while. But right now, I love my job at the "Waterschap" so much that I don't consider leaving The Netherlands anymore.

The Netherlands is boring. The people are square and boring like the boxy houses they live in. They are also cold , selfish and unfriendly. Just me me me society. Latin cultures family and friends are still important. They also share emotions better. Dutch always with mean face looking to question you on how much everything cost and how dare you have something more expensive that what they own. BORING, miserable people. Only Normal dutch people like this guy leave that wretched place. Yes I am trolling just like Dutch people troll each other everyday.😂😂. The only way to communicate with them is by bullying them.

I live on urk i saw you end you speak whith my dad

Mooie video Sam. En je Nederlands wordt steeds beter.

Great video Sam! 🙌🏽

Haha dit is toevallig, zelf woon ik ondertussen anderhalf jaar in Valencia dus ik kan aardig relativeren, heerlijke video :). Er is wel één ding wat ik nooit heb begrepen, waarom zeggen veel mensen dat Nederlanders niet spontaan zijn. Misschien komt het door mijn vriendengroep maar wij spraken eigenlijk elke dag wel af om samen te koken, een terrasje te pakken of een potje te gamen.