3 things not to ask in Greenland. Week 30 of 52.

[@robertmepham5068]

Imagine how embarrassing asking a native for natives 😅

[@robertmepham5068]

is greenland in the eu?

[@qsgreenland]

Totally 😅

[@qsgreenland]

It’s technically under EU.

[@robertmepham5068]

nice

[@hildaelson4203]

@@robertmepham5068 but not covered by Schengen visa. You need a separate visa issued by the Danish embassy.

[@Mark-Wilson]

This is the first time I've seen a greenlander on the internet and I am not even joking

[@numerologicatarot3333]

Same…

[@ferntella]

My first thought as well haha

[@Yaruandromedano1998]

I thought they went extinct

[@ezekiel6044]

Whoa.. Same. That mutherfucker is not real!

[@FizzyCape]

There’s practically nobody there. If Greenland was a US city, their population wouldn’t even crack the top 600

[@ViperSRTnACR]

All I remember learning about Greenland as a kid was the saying "Greenland is icy and Iceland is green." 😆

[@fly12345678901]

.Nice

[@Super_Bros.]

That is correct.

[@Nicoe0987]

Same😂

[@poopagore]

ya I remember whomever named it Iceland was trying to keep people from wanting to go there or something lol

[@MoonMoon-fx1op]

Mighty Ducks 2 taught me that 😂😂

[@nelsonvalencia7889]

This is the first time, I have seen anything about Greenland 🇬🇱. Thanks for educating to us, I appreciate you!!! 😍🇵🇭

[@kiimbel1877]

#4 "How much is Greenland?" 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@blyat5352]

Fun Fact: She has more subscribers than population of Greenland 💀

[@edpoletto8048]

Okay,that is comical.😂

[@oprophetisfake9482]

Pretty amazing for the world's second largest island, only after Australia. It was an early use of marketing from the Vikings to call it Greenland when most of it is covered in ice.

[@fullmetaltheorist]

Pewdiepie has 10 times more subscribers than Sweden has people.

[@oprophetisfake9482]

@@fullmetaltheorist PewDiePie is 💩💩💩. It should be banned. I don't know how many people were injured by messing with antifreeze in their mouths.

[@blyat5352]

@@fullmetaltheorist and T series has more subscribers than all countries' population except four 🤓

[@HansenSWE]

So, a decade ago when I turned 30, my father told me "Son, pick a place and we will go there, just you and I". I picked Iceland because I've heard the most marveous and mysterious things and I would never go there on my own. I had the most surreal and unexpected experience ontop of one of the glaciers on Iceland. No clouds. No winds at all. Just me, my father, a lovely couple from New York, and our guide. There should be windy noises and turmoil that high in the middle of the Atlantic, but the SILENCE was.. I have no words for it! Overwhelming! It was a phenomenal and unexpected experience. I am not a spiritual person but it was almost spiritual, if I understand the word correctly. Ever since that day, I have been wanting to go to Greenland. Bigger has got to be better, right? lol Twice in my 40 year old life, nature has left me completely awe-struck; that day on the Icelandic glacier, and a night at the safari-lodge watching the Kenyan night sky. I think Greenland will be a good candidate for another experience. One way or another. It is my great shame, as a Scandinavian, that I have not visited our brothers and sisters of Greenland.

[@sharonouellette4546]

Very interesting , very informative..........first time l have heard or seen anything of Greenland or Iceland for that matter. 😊😊 More more please

[@cozycasasmr4510]

what an amazing father

[@sebumpostmortem]

What we perceive as silence is not true silence but we obviously think it is. When I experienced the antarctic nothing, my brain simply couldn' t handle it. In a positive way. I can' t describe what happened from a sensorial approach. I can' t describe it actually. Not even an anechoic chamber... Hope you can make you dreamed travel.

[@henriikkak2091]

Finland was converted into Christianity 300 to 800 years ago but honestly, a forest is where we take refuge, a dip in a lake is baptism, and sauna is the holy chapel. So we totally get the relationship between nature and spirituality.

[@garylillich]

@@henriikkak2091 I had heard that Christianity is on the decline in Finland

[@Santos043]

Teacher: "Why are you late?" Me: "I couldn't find a parking spot for my dogs"

[@SoulDelSol]

That's just an excuse. You can park the dogs anywhere

[@lw3559]

This made me laugh a lot

[@uninspirational14]

Wind there is also Crazy too sometimes up to 160MPH gusts Hurricane Force winds it’s actually the wind that is suspected to drive the ocean current.

[@rice_lord]

Check out my Lambohusky. It has a D6 engine with 8 dogpower. I’m gonna look so cool pulling up at school on this.

[@TEXAS2459]

Or the dogs jus wudnt listen to park

[@MemphisFloyd]

I’ve had the luck to visit twice for work, spending about a month total, and it was a beautiful place with kind, welcoming people. ❤

[@degstoll]

Wait... Do people seriously ask for indigenous reserves in an indigenous territory?

[@qsgreenland]

They do, especially people from some parts of Europe 🙈

[@degstoll]

@@qsgreenland Lol, I guess people need to do more research before visiting somewhere

[@BBB-to4cc]

@@theoriginalascorbicacidlooks like slightly segregated in Australia and im sure there was secretly some segregation in other countries, but overall it looks like American is the only place with segregated Indians. Damn i never realized we still live in segregation.. like it’s truly so not normal for the US to be that way Edit: meant to say Native American, I get pissed when people call them Indians. Also y’all I don’t know Jack shit about Australia so educate me instead of being a dick 🙂

[@Checkyoursix77]

Norsmen were the first settlers in Greenland…

[@myopiniongoodyouropinionbad]

White guilt is a hell of a drug

[@michaelhiltz7846]

"Where are the reserves?" Greenlanders: You know this isn't Canada right?

[@bluestorm9977]

@@CL-uc1fkGreenland is an autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark.

[@divacroft1034]

is reserve and reservuar same thing?

[@tabby6426]

@@divacroft1034no a reserve is a community/town/area which is separate from the local governments. They have their own police, taxes, laws and stuff and it’s for indigenous people in America and Canada. In some cases they’re like nations inside countries

[@z_ed]

Reservations

[@divacroft1034]

@@z_ed you mean reservuar?

[@Susan-sr3ge]

This is the first time I have seen anything about Greenland. Thank you for educating us! I appreciate you!

[@Daniel-xp8ct]

Legal, menine.

[@znawcamuzy9976]

She does amazing job for promoting Greenland. If Greenland became Independent she should be a president

[@gordoncuckoo2150]

Totally agree learnt so much about Greenland from Qs videos - The Greenland Tourism Board need to pay her 😂

[@willwrite3675]

Independent from what

[@assegausiscallonis83]

​@@willwrite3675Danmark

[@emileeso9597]

​@@willwrite3675 denmark

[@mrsquietmusic6413]

​@@willwrite3675From Denmark.

[@xggx4268]

Fun Fact: The amount of people who watched this video is 297 times bigger than the population of greenland

[@Palestine_vs_Nazisrael]

Man, I didn't know there are people in Greenland, let alone indigenous people)

[@tomlxyz]

​@@Palestine_vs_Nazisraelhow?

[@youtubeuser1993]

Over 300 now

[@nancyschrey5680]

I'm moving

[@syedatasneemtowhid8149]

It’s so comforting to hear “we are all around “

[@a.f.2330]

Ikr! I was scared when she mentioned the reserves, thinking that what was done to the Indigenous people in North America was done to them too

[@MidwestBoom]

​@a.f.2330 USA lives rent free in your head lol

[@sakshamsethi413]

​@@PoeticDreamcause its unfirtile .. if it had no snow .no natives

[@leaflet1686]

They do? O.o I am German and I can tell you, that my family could've ben enslaved to romans. Unless we were to far up north. I am not sure actualy...@@LalaDepala00

[@smears6039]

@@PoeticDreamthat’s absolutely false. Under Danish rule, native Greenlanders faced forced relocation, forced conversion to Christianity, had their language and culture suppressed and the national language changed to Danish, and many children were kidnapped from their families and sent to Denmark for experimentation, among many other atrocities. Don’t speak on things you don’t know anything about

[@_de_reve]

first time learning about greenland from a greenlander!! thanks for this info and greetings from germany✨

[@HighLander-mp6vh]

Free saw a greenlander influencer and it turns out she is also a -karen- very conservative 😄

[@michaellloyd2489]

Thanks for your amazing content - A fascinated New Zealander

[@EggsBenAddict]

Kiwi! 🇳🇿

[@yapyf6050]

Visited in 2015. Beautiful country with beautiful people!

[@yapyf6050]

@@pandaruhs9465 Greenland is an Autonomous country. Yes, it's part of Denmark!

[@yapyf6050]

Let me rephrase it. Beautiful place with beautiful people!

[@The-tg5zg]

@@pandaruhs9465it’s not incorrect to say it’s a country. Kingdom and country isn’t the same thing.

[@meegssan5716]

Doesn’t it have one of the highest rates if suicide?

[@The-tg5zg]

@@NORNISSE83 correct except Greenland is not in the EU

[@stephenwaldron2748]

"We are the indigenous people" has all the same energy as "I am the manager" 😆

[@chrisbarrettFilmstudio]

The irony is Greenland is a reserve since they're all Danish Citizens but they all live seperate from the Danes

[@liloolo]

Yes they even moved their children by force to Denmark to civilian them or whatever the heck they thought they were doing ​@@chrisbarrettFilmstudio

[@Jc-si6pj]

@@gareginnzhdehhimselfreally? Like how Columbus invited blk ppl To America ?

[@tresleches452]

@@gareginnzhdehhimselfinvited?!

[@sniggledorf420]

Columbus had nothing to do with the african slave trade. Nice try with the race bait though @@Jc-si6pj

[@natalibera67]

This is one of those moments I really appreciate the modern social communication!❤️🙏 Love from Italy!

[@serpente300]

​@@allergicTOsunhatsu don't know where Italy is, right? 😂

[@kacir5887]

I love listening to her speak, the tone of her voice in combination of the accent is crazy satisfying to my ears.

[@jacob-968]

Hearing that native indigenous people are the majority is so refreshing

[@derekheim8172]

It's interesting to be sure. The total population is around 56,000 people. There are larger reservations. Imagine the potential as the ice sheet contracts. In a dozen centuries it could be a world power!

[@agoodnight1050]

​@@derekheim8172still somewhere to conquer. Gives us hope

[@americanineverywaybutcitiz2330]

@@agoodnight1050 We ride at dawn

[@abrahamgalarza5421]

It’s not like in the us where the colonist stole the lands killed and mudered nearly the whole native population

[@aol8166]

if only it was okay to say that in European countries. instead, Europe has to take invaders from 7th century religion.

[@kenya1067]

Why did I know so little about Greenland. This is so refreshing. Thank you for sharing.

[@markleng67]

Me too, and I'm an old man!

[@cadeledesman9731]

Npc

[@salami12365]

She didnt tell you about the alcohol problems and incest

[@keithrobertson9075]

My dad spent a year in Greenland for work and loved it! He said the place and the people were amazing. .You seem so happy. Good for you!

[@shimy333]

too bad it's has the worlds highest suicide rate...

[@lorenzofiorini9471]

Great people but they have the highest suicide rate in the world.

[@mshams3463]

They have some of highest suicide rates

[@Lavender0810]

So it is true husky not lazy at snow place ? 😮

[@vladmatei1958]

I know someone working in Greenland. He says work sucks because it is Internet dependent. And internet connection is very bad and very expensive.

[@RafaelScapella]

Now I want to visit Greenland even more

[@TourPace]

I cannot wrap my mind around not having roads between villages!

[@3rdcoastambit220]

When Africa was colonized they had yet to discover the wheel. That's a historical fact. When a places lacks European influence they are always technologically primitive.

[@mediterraneanworld]

@@3rdcoastambit220 it's geography you boob - nothing to do with tech!

[@tacticex5300]

@@3rdcoastambit220 This always makes me wonder though, are they primitive or not as smart or what? Because the ancient egyptians and ancient greeks had massive monuments and huge technological advances like cranes, wagons, ballistas, weapons, etc. Where did all the smart ideas come from and why weren't other people then, and still some now as smart?

[@3rdcoastambit220]

@tacticex5300 there was an Aryan migration between 2000BC to 1600BC they spread through India and most of the middle east and down into Africa. Hence why the Egyptians pictured in paintings and carvings aren't black. Then later on during Egyptian history the Roman empire invaded and so did the Greeks. So now you had even more European blood poured into the gene pool. So by the time you get to the famous Mark Anthony & Cleopatra story, the vast majority of Egypt's population was white. Hence they were vastly more technologically advanced than anyone else.

[@beactivebehappy9894]

@@3rdcoastambit220 Aryan invasion theory has been already debunked

[@derpcapades6878]

Tourist: "Where are the reserves in Greenland??" Greenlander: "Greenland IS the reserve..."

[@rangerkyle6681]

Tell them keep on walking north…🥶

[@jochendergeilerochen424]

Nah man, Greenland is a smelly shithole full of plastic garbage and killed animals. Been there, it's not worth the money.

[@tiosav6251]

no one ever asked where are the reserves

[@derpcapades6878]

@@tiosav6251 how do you know all the things that have ever been asked by a tourist anywhere

[@Omnibushido-]

@@derpcapades6878 Apparently they’ve met every tourist that’s been to Greenland ever. Some people have a hard time comprehending that their personal experiences are not universal and they have difficulties imagining that, since they have not personally seen or heard anyone do such a thing, that means that no one has ever done it. It’s just a close-minded world view.

[@anuskas9244]

No wonder people ask things like this. There are places in the world where people know nothing about Greenland. I am from Poland and I remember when I was a child I thought that in Greenland people live in Iglos and there are no normal houses, no shop, and food is obtained by hunting. There was even a book called "Anaruk chłopiec z Grenlandii" - "Anaruk boy from Greenland" and in this book such nonsense was described. Greenland is beautiful and I love your videos

[@eugenic12]

yes, indeed in general people have never heard anything about such countries as Poland, let alone smaller by population countries like Greenland.

[@anuskas9244]

@@eugenic12 I think a lot of people have heard of Greenland, the problem is that a lot of people believe misinformation about this country and don't know much about it. Same as about Poland. I invite you to Poland, it is also a beautiful country, nice people and interesting history

[@eugenic12]

@@anuskas9244 I’ve been in Poland already. Such a lovely country. Though there were many racists.

[@mhmoeller]

​@@anuskas9244 I will be in Zakopane in 14 days from now 😁

[@figafiga4631]

Anaruk, chłopiec z Grenlandii był wydany w 1936 roku. Kiedyś Inuici mieszkali w igloo, a książka opisuje ich życie w dawnych czasach

[@williamharrison1710]

This is so awesome ❤❤. Growing up being first nation's in the USA I've always gone back home to visit family on our reservation. This sounds like a dream come true😊😢❤❤

[@reajo622]

Someone from London once asked me if I had ever seen shops before. She also asked if I lived in a castle. London is 500 miles away from Glasgow. I live in the second biggest city in the uk. People being people.

[@Iflie]

Haha, must have been all those "documentaries" like Outlander they watched. Or you know, lead in the water.

[@joakimtag7820]

Glasgow is not the second bigger city in Uk 😂

[@reajo622]

@@joakimtag7820 do you even understand what it means.

[@KattReen]

The gift that keeps giving is doubling down on the bullshit and seeing how far you can take them on a ride before they clock it or it's gone so far you start feeling bad for them. I live in Sweden, and idk if you've really lived until you've convinced an ignorant foreigner that you were born in an igloo

[@tomben6180]

So you live in Birmingham?

[@LPdedicated]

I'm Danish and was once asked by an American where the Viking reserves were... 🙃 Thank you for sharing *your* country with the world! 🇬🇱

[@annies2143]

Ya, I think this is BS. Americans don’t even call them reserves. We call them reservations. You are just making up an excuse to sh*t on Americans. Shame on you.

[@MCH51287]

Sounds about right 😂

[@davidmansell5008]

We don’t claim that American 😂

[@lucidfangirl1030]

Vikings dont exist anymore do they? They were a type of warrior sailors

[@LPdedicated]

@@lucidfangirl1030 No they don't. They were our (Danes, Swedes, Norwegians) ancestors, but they were so much more than warriors and pillagers! They were merchants, explorers, farmers and inventors! The vikings were not an isolated little group that pillaged and robbed. They were also regular people. My ancestors.

[@retiredcryptohunter9031]

While I was still active duty in the US Coast Guard a few years ago we did a port call in Greenland and it is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been to and people were super friendly. I’m so glad I got to experience it.

[@anthonyzullo]

What ive noticed is most places not really dominated by western ideals, people are very friendly and have a different level of kindness. Also, indigenious people all over the world seem to be the most wholesome. At least all ive met

[@mason2547]

What duty was that? Did American government planning to steal Greenland resources? That's what American government good at. 😢

[@kristianniss5201]

Do not come back to Denmark. American soldiers are not welcome.

[@catspjs6229]

@@anthonyzullowestern world is absolute insanity. Rude everywhere you go

[@mother.95]

​@@anthonyzulloIts called culture. Most western places do NOT have it. Its nothing negative in sense though. Look at entire Asia. People have lived all millenia in societies. New world is new relative to indigenous societies there.

[@namelessnemo5034]

My son is having a lesson about Greenland in his social studies, I am showing your videos for him to understand better. Thank you!

[@WastingTime1878]

I love your enthusiasm and expressions haha. All the best wishes to your wonderful community up there. ❤❤

[@chairforce0928]

I just got back from being stationed in greenland with the USAF. Best assignment ive ever had. The Greenlandic people and the Danes are amazing! The landscape is some of the most beautiful scenery I've ever seen.

[@RUTHLESSambition5]

They look like American Indians

[@kyledaugherty1609]

@@purpleduggy7680 I was stationed at Keflavik NAS, Iceland, in 2004-2005 while I was in the USAF. The US Armed Forces pulled out of Keflavik in 2006 or 2007, I forget which. Thing is, the US government had wanted us out of there for many years prior to that, but the Icelandic government kept pressuring us to stay. See, we initially established that base to keep an eye out for Soviet submarines trying to enter the open waters of the Atlantic. Once the Cold War wound down, we didn't have much use for the base anymore. But, see, we'd become an asset to Iceland. Besides the obvious influx of cash (both from renting the place and from us spending money locally), they got free air defense from a rotating wing of F-15s out of Italy...and much more importantly to them, they had a deal with us that we responded to all naval search and rescue calls in Icelandic waters. At no cost to them, all of their fishing vessels were supported in case of medical and weather emergency by our Pavehawk helicopters and pararescue paramedics, and by our Navy in case of piracy or other such general maritime issues. We were literally paying them for the privilege of protecting their assets. I've never been to Thule (pronounced "Toolie") AB in Greenland, but these sorts of conditions are common at any permanent and semi-permanent international USAF base. By and large, they want us there. I get you though. I don't like imperialism either. The world just isn't as simple as that. As an aside, the USAF returned to Iceland in 2016...not long after Russia started being a pain in the ass again. ;)

[@Wulteras]

@@purpleduggy7680 occupying amercia?

[@shelldie8523]

Pity the vast majority of natives were wiped out imagine what a wonderful country it could have been

[@MorgaineRiddlePrince]

Just came back from working a year there. Lovely place. Dane myself.

[@sheynna2725]

Wow. Thank you for sharing. I'm a disabled person and no extra money for travel so sharing like this is very helpful to me. Thank you so much and more power to your channel. God bless

[@lifeisgood_4u]

I loved this short. One of the few places on earth I still dream to visit. Almost unspoiled nature. Beautiful. Absolutely, beautiful.

[@SophiaPerpetua]

The Northwest Territories/Nunavut region is the same thing: endless Arctic wilderness.

[@Bob_just_Bob]

I visited Greenland in 2018 and loved it! Hope I can go back and see more

[@eily_b]

Don't. Stop overtourism

[@eddiewheeler449]

@@eily_brelax ffs

[@dayanabunni]

@@eily_bgirl nothing wrong with visiting a country😭

[@schmingusss]

@@eily_b OH here we go with the climate change clowns.

[@aidenlakata7662]

@@eily_bthe world halfway runs on tourism😂touch grass child

[@GMMedic]

I have never met a Greenlander. I've never met one on TV either. Thank you. You're lovely and I now have new place on my list I want to visit.

[@JENKEN425]

YES I WANNA VISIT TOO!

[@yellow01umrella]

You've never met a person from Denmark?

[@GMMedic]

@@yellow01umrella Only one and she was from Copenhagen.

[@yellow01umrella]

@@GMMedic If you meet a Greenlander you'll have met two.

[@erikjanthes]

Ask about their reserves for their Indian equivalent since it's on their minds.

[@innovati]

Hello from Canada! Your land looks beautiful and I hope I can come visit in person one day and experience it for myself ❤

[@stephanieturner5931]

This is the second short of yours I’ve seen. I realized I have never been taught one thing about Greenland, like I didn’t even know anything about the people either. Subscribing for the education. Thank you for sharing.

[@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1i]

Greenland looks so beautiful

[@knochengier]

Go there right now.

[@daleval2182]

​@@knochengier😂

[@CarlitoElGrande1]

really? like the north pole?

[@User948Z7Z-w7n]

It's just a barren wilderness to me

[@jstervince]

I can’t afford to travel to Greenland, and even I can, I will not. It seem that it will eat my sanity.

[@ottmarschafer5713]

Worked on Greenland for over 25 years ago. Remember the people and nature like yesterday. Always in my heart ❤

[@Beachtrader0007]

can we get them some roads?

[@galvanizedgnome]

I'll ask what I want.

[@ottmarschafer5713]

@Beachtrader0007 for the small isolated settlements, this would be a good idea. I think there are still problems out there. Part of it is the isolation. I don't want to name these dramatic problems here because I don't know how big it is for pain today

[@RLocksley]

@@Beachtrader0007 Have you asked them if they want that?

[@kelvinfannon8416]

“ for over 25 years ago “ ? Fuck I hope you were not teaching English .

[@jackieisabelajaso]

Your spreading of the education of the area is so so much appreciated, thank you for everything that you do 🙏🏻😻

[@jamesa.rodriguez8598]

Very informative. Thank you. Ill never visit Greenland, but thank you posting. I'll learn just the same. God bless.

[@Travybear1989]

If you visit Tatakanoruma in Greenland on April 16th at 2:45am and wait for 15 minutes you will be approached by 6 people wearing brown robes tied to one-another with twine and if you open your hands you will receive multiple gifts ranging from the seemingly mundane to expensive gems and tokens. You must then hand them the gold nugget back, the silver coin, and the pocketwatch to pay for your time at the park and will be given a potion that upon imbibing at the center of the park and waiting for 7 minutes cross-legged on the ground with your eyes closed. Open your left eye to see into the past and witness the park as it once was during it's prime by a patron and open your right eye to see the future from the sight of one who will come in the future. You will then experience many lives and receive the ability to astral project as your pineal gland will then be opened fully, and all memories past and present (and the details within their minds which can be used to acquire vast wealth) in return for this boon you will be visited on the seventh year of your remaining lifespan (remember the pocketwatch). You may then choose to either accept death or be transformed into an Adlet and join his tribe and receive an additional 147 years of life but will be shunned from society due to your appearance and leave all past wealth and relationships behind. If you follow this invitation all I ask is that you do at least 50% good with the money gained or you will be devoured by forest trolls in your sleep.

[@Christodoulosts]

Omg I found your channel today!!! You’re super sweet and I love your children already!!! I love winter so much!!! The whole package makes me feel so peaceful!!! You’re great

[@vendingdudes]

What a wonderful person! Your joy pops!

[@Astrochronic]

Lol no.

[@TaxMan1776]

😂

[@lmack3024]

she's so nice and lovely to listen to!

[@2dawgsmiked684]

Oh my gosh, you're such an ally to call her "wonderful" and "a joy" because she's native! Yay, YOU!

[@2dawgsmiked684]

@@BisexualCatWithPizza their impression of her being different than they are. They automatically call her a wonder and a joy as she instructs them on how to talk because she is supposedly a victim, and therefore a wonder and a joy.

[@DerekSmith816]

Greenland looks amazing. The air looks clean and crisp. Everyone looks vibrant and mentally healthy. And the smiles are very nice! I approve!

[@jklmnoqr]

Thank you very much, Ma'am, for sharing about your culture. . It really touched my heart when you said: "We have never had reserves in Greenland. We are all over." I'm so happy for your people!

[@vargasbryce]

There are no indigenous or native people of Greenland. It's absurd. You think because their great great great grandfather colonized it they're indigenous but my great great great great great grandfather came to America but I'm an evil colonizer?

[@ericcharles8081]

Greenland looks so beautiful, I’d love to visit someday I’m happy I’ve finally found a video of someone sharing about it

[@I_am_FRANCO]

i recently found that it was one of the calmest anut ctrana during ww

[@TwonGwenoAgerr]

What, rocks and ice? Go open your freezer, Scrape out the ice and pour it on the driveway.......ICELAND!!! It will melt; GLOBAL WARMING!

[@astridhannestad8323]

I went a couple of years ago in February. It was one of the most magical experiences I’ve ever had. The snow covered landscape, made it feel so tranquil and otherworldly. Can highly recommend

[@davidodusanya4703]

Thank you for educating us💕🙏🏾✨

[@sounsure9108]

Canadian here yes we have a horrible history with reservations but I don’t suggest ask where you can find one, unless you’re going to a specific one for a specific occasion.

[@GoobNoob]

No we don't. You're just reading propaganda from Communists

[@vacafuega]

If more people see how life is for those living in these places, maybe enough people would care to make a change. As it is, Canada can get away with treating indigenous people with cruelty because other countries are blinded by the "good guy" PR.

[@giordanodsouza9563]

​@@vacafuega from what I've heard from people who've gone, you can't get there by road, food is more expensive, and the drinking water needs to be boiled but if you can afford to go and you find one that welcomes visitors I hope you find the experience you're looking for.

[@wadenyoost1796]

I love hearing your language spoken.

[@ijustdidahugeshit]

Well I am a qualified lesbian

[@kevincinnamontoast3669]

Where can we hear it? Link please.

[@ijustdidahugeshit]

@@kevincinnamontoast3669 I am a woman

[@jkim6200]

​@@kevincinnamontoast3669Very end of the video clip.

[@jkim6200]

​@@ijustdidahugeshitDude. That's messed up. kzbin.infoq4KvxJjGEn0?feature=share

[@leedanilek5191]

That third one sounds like an interesting topic of conversation. Like follow ups "how often do you visit other towns?" And "can i pet the dogsled team 🐶 "

[@dflaming1371]

Yeah the last 2 questions seemed like fine questions to me

[@catgrrr1]

Not at all in Greenland but my cousin does dogsledding as a sport in the US and Canada and keeps and breeds his own dogs. You can definitely pet them and play with them. They’re so fun and cute but they are not pets, they’re closer to farm animals, so they are a lot dirtier and rough to play with.

[@PhotoRealisticBeaver]

@@catgrrr1 I've seen a few videos where polar bears and chilling and playing with huskies.

[@leomatute6871]

For some reason your videos got included in my algorithm, and I'm loving it. I hope to make it there one day! ❤

[@AFMountaineer2000]

100% informative, I never would've guessed there are no roads

[@curvydeals5660]

Ok then

[@MooseAwkko]

@@curvydeals5660yt shorts commenters on their way to add nothing to the conversation:

[@jessicaballard9858]

I'm loving all these cool facts about Greenland! Thank you you're one of my bucket list places to visit 😊

[@dineshtosh]

She:- not ask Me immediately:- is Greenland, Green??😂😂😂

[@celebrityrog]

"Why is Iceland called Iceland if its mostly green? Why is Greenland called Greenland if its mostly ice?" - And I just blink and be like, "Just...no"

[@TriviRocks]

Haha - Same!

[@sarahdiehl2672]

@@celebrityrogare people not aware their names are purposeful?

[@JasonMasque13]

Because it’s funny? 😊

[@TOTransitFan]

​@@celebrityrogthe people named it that early ages for it not to get invaded And they called greenland green to promote settlement

[@onenation8707]

I'm so pleased that the Kingdom of Denmark refused the United States to purchase Greenland back in 1867 for $300,000. Several proposals were made, but were told to 🖕 off. They would have absolutely ruined the country and tried to push the natives out. I am not Danish, but I have so much respect for them protecting Greenland and its people. One day, I hope to travel there and Denmark ❤️ 🙌

[@St0ckwell]

Someday soon Denmark will agree to sell at last. In the next 4 years hopefully

[@onenation8707]

@@St0ckwell don't be dumb. I can you are American with that ignorant way of thinking. 👍

[@onenation8707]

@@St0ckwell don't be daft with that ignorant reply. You must be American.

[@onenation8707]

@St0ckwell "Greenland is not for sale. Greenland is not Danish. Greenland belongs to Greenland." -Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen

[@onenation8707]

@JJBinkers In some ways, it resembles a developing world due to isolation and harsh weather, but Greenland is a high income country. That's because they aren't white American, so you call it the "4th world" - dummy. They don't need to be stripped of their heritage and culture like the Americans did to Hawaians 👍. They don't need them and, as you can see, are perfectly a happy nation without them.

[@vanessashaw2159]

Thanks for clearing that up. The more we know the better.

[@cheriedewald914]

Interesting facts on Greenland. No roads and traveling by those methods she talked about is really hard to imagine! Thank you for sharing these tidbits! 👍

[@kitten_with_bad_breath]

Imagine boasting about having no roads or rail 😂

[@steviegee8413]

@@kitten_with_bad_breath Imagine thinking that everyone needs to live how you live!

[@hopeadler507]

As an Inuit from the NWT this made me cry. I wish this was the case here in turtle island.

[@snapdragogon69]

I live in London, I wish it was the case here too.

[@Jordan-xg4pn]

​@@snapdragogon69boohoo

[@wackywally69420]

​@@snapdragogon69did you actually just compare being in London to being indigenous on turtle island. What do u even mean by that

[@Robdutton91]

@@wackywally69420they don’t know what they mean, they just want someone to pay attention to them

[@kaman_kaman]

​@@snapdragogon69you didn't think much before commenting this did you

[@mgsilverhead9636]

This is such a great one. People! Everything is sooo different in the rest of the world! ❤❤❤

[@No-sv6mu]

The closest I have been to Greenland was flying over to go to Iceland. It's so impressive how large that icesheet is!

[@gmc1966]

They should switch the names of those places lol,most of Greenland is a wasteland and most of Iceland is gorgeous and moderate temps

[@TheBadGuy15]

@@gmc1966pretty sure they named the country Iceland to PREVENT people from moving there and they named it Iceland to GET people to move there lol

[@deeznutz1601]

​@@gmc1966Iceland is pretty barren lmao

[@Hi..what_is_my_name_again]

@@gmc1966they named the one with ice Greenland and vice versa to be deceptive at first. That way they had it to themselves and more people would be more enticed to settle in Greenland (making it seem it’s nice and warm)

[@UserName-vt8ly]

she pronounces L the same way we mongolians do. it made me happy

[@aarongrabowski3775]

Oh yeah. Is it with a sort of an L sound?

[@Paul-gu2lv]

Do you have the same origin?

[@hybbfr727]

W lateral fricative

[@coyotelong4349]

And the way Welsh pronounce “Ll” (double L)

[@JerryNorris-g4i]

Yes I love how it is a very very small world we are so much more related than we could even begin to imagine

[@zechariah22]

I have wanted to visit Greenland since I was a little kid. It seems like such an amazing place

[@ANJIN-p4q]

Its cold all year round and very cold during winter, endless snow and occasionally snow storms, fall in the water and you're immediately catching a cold, say goodbye lightwear. Its winter cloths everyday. Wifi is sketchy and some areas have no cell reception. Good luck 👍

[@zechariah22]

@@ANJIN-p4q That's okay. I'm from Minnesota 😅 the cold is no stranger to me. And now I live on a mountain

[@1MicroCPU]

It looks like a sh** h*le place, we should have bought it and made it great.

[@ecto1996]

I’d also love to visit Greenland. Actually, I’d like to go a lot of places, but when you’re broke…well..😢

[@orbanfurer]

"We are not a mixed race, and we do not want to become a mixed race either We do not want our color and culture to be mixed with others We want to be how we became 1100years ago here in the CarpathianBasin We will be able to maintain Hungary's biological future without migrants." Orbán Viktor Mihály Nationleader~

[@NewKidsOnTheFrags]

Madame, you really convinced me to fall in love with Greenland. I hope someday I can go there. It looks really fun for having experience as a part of family in one town. ❤❤❤❤

[@MrCooper83]

Imagine a country where nobody has car... But they have planes, helicopters and boats to go to places :D

[@RuthBhmand]

In Nuuk, capital of Greenland, you will see actual roads and cars, not many though.

[@MrDanisve]

Yes, that makes travel expensive. Helicopters use copium amounts of fuel, are expensive to purchase and maintrain etc. Boats can be somewhat cheap, but only if enough people to support bigger ferries. If not its expensive again.

[@Hhhh22222-w]

Americans would hate it

[@tobiasdightmon2589]

​@@Hhhh22222-wAmerica has and uses all of that

[@naomiemoore5725]

​@haruyanto8085 I would be out of my element for sure, but would adapt. Chances I wouldn't last, would get Island fever. No dollar stores, Target, Walmart, no beauty salon, no manicure/pedicure, and endless restaurant options, no sushi, no sashimi, no craft stores . . . And my arthritis would render me useless. However, I would love to go and meet all the wonderful people and experience their way of life. Never too old to learn new things. ❤

[@13cicc]

Who asks such a weird question as “where can I find the reserves?!?!”

[@emmabaylis4144]

Racists that’s who

[@xeroxjesse]

Americans

[@crab5862]

history enthusiasts

[@TheTheAdministratory]

Do you have Danish preserves there? 😂

[@thegorn]

Oh I meant the "preserves"... like salted cabbage 'n stuff

[@BLane-xr1ic]

Absolutely beautiful place to live. Love to all your families from your families across the Pond 🇬🇱🇬🇧

[@triplehearts914]

This is so cool! Your videos pop up for me sometimes and I always love learning about Greenland. I feel like I'd scare/disturb people if I went so watching from a far makes me happy!

[@yorkhunt1251]

I saw some people fish out a giant chunk of ice from the bay in Ilulissat. I had to ask them what they were using it for. They said for cocktails of course -- it's 400 years old ice! That's one of my many favorite memories of Greenland.

[@HanTran-yi4sb]

Dormant bacteria and viruses: It’s party time! 🎉

[@adolphusputin-5605]

@@HanTran-yi4sb If none of us ever takes a shot then we will never have rl superheroes. Drinking coctails containing ancient ice seems seems like a breeze comparing it to getting bit by spiders

[@mrbanana6464]

@@adolphusputin-5605wtf are you talking about

[@aiko9393]

​@@mrbanana6464 it's a reference to spiderman

[@ceewhateyecee9701]

… has anyone ever even seen The Things ... ?

[@Peaceout3]

I'm always amazed that people don't like to be asked questions about their culture. I think it's flattering. And I love the facts you just shared because I never knew any of that living here in the US. When I travel, I ask questions. I think it's important to learn about all cultures and what better way but to ask those living it?

[@TheMeeeww]

Right, its not weird questions.

[@TheLumberJacked]

Asking questions is a micro aggression now, you should know all that will offend before asking anything in the first place. 🙄

[@TheLumberJacked]

@@helioskeright…because it’s easy to research anything and everything that might offend someone. It’s fine to ask normal questions, and honestly…who would go to a country and ask where the reserves at? This seemed to be a bit of a stretch to create this video…so they had to reach deep for these no, no’s.

[@lilithbean]

@@TheLumberJackedthese questions in the video aren’t really that offensive at all and shouldn’t really rustle anyone’s Jimmie’s but I think it’s quite reasonable to do a bit of research for more sensitive topics tbh. For me I’m a trans girl and I don’t mind answering questions about gender but when ppl ask I usually tell them to get a base level of understanding so they can ask insightful questions beyond “so tell me about your junk plz” lmao. Ppl are rlly comfy coming with some wildly offensive questions so I think acting with a bit of understanding goes a long way. Sadly I don’t have notifs on so I’ll never see if u reply to this but I hope this was insightful 😎

[@Few_Thousand_People]

@@lilithbean She didn't say these are offensive questions. She said they are senseless questions.

[@enjoyyourself7455]

Who's asking where there's reservations in Greenland? 🤣🤣🤣

[@Gnome-kc7pr]

Probably canucks. Or even americans. We still have reservations here.

[@rayan5150]

Me

[@Lina_unchained]

​@@Gnome-kc7prI'm American and only the morons among us would ask this. It literally takes a quick Google search to learn some basic information about the place you're going to visit or to take interest in, like the cultures you'll be seeing or what the population breakdown is like. It's really not hard to do the bare minimum amount of work before you go somewhere and if you can't do at least that, then stay the fuck home and be quiet.

[@KarolinaS-zt1kl]

​@@Gnome-kc7prcrazy

[@enjoyyourself7455]

@@rayan5150 nah, you're just ballooning 🤣

[@AnthonyMason-ur8zw]

Thanks, I remember these facts the next time when I travel to Greenland and Austria.❤❤❤❤

[@criminalfailures2977]

“We can only travel by the most badass means possible”🤣

[@katherinedelacruz9876]

For real I was like damn they hard!

[@ZJL5132]

You mean inconvenient

[@prisonmike7179]

@@ZJL5132 why can't it be both

[@americancapitalist9094]

As an Alaska- I feel your pain.

[@BeyondtheVeilwithKorah]

Alaskan.

[@americancapitalist9094]

@@BeyondtheVeilwithKorah No. I *am* the state.

[@AHHHHHHHH21]

​@@americancapitalist9094Why did I burst out laughing to this

[@KadeLee2007]

@@AHHHHHHHH21because it's funny, probably.

[@AHHHHHHHH21]

@@KadeLee2007 fair point

[@Pasteldemon29]

I thought people never lived in Greenland my whole life 😭

[@DMRoper1]

Me too.

[@cosmokramer7009]

It's always better to ask and not remain in doubt. You might look like a fool for a moment but it's how we become wiser.

[@hadeseye2297]

xD Yeah. Typical USA's way of thinking. I'm Polish and if one would come and ask me where are natives I would burst with laugh. Melting pot people will never understand real societies.

[@thomashovgaard3134]

Or maybe do a minimum of research on the places you travel

[@cosmokramer7009]

@@thomashovgaard3134 Still, "minimum research" won't give you all the information you need to understand the places you're traveling. Travelers learn by talking to the locals and most locals value people who show interest in their culture.

[@KnightSlasher]

​@@cosmokramer7009exactly you never really know how a place is until you actually visit it

[@thomashovgaard3134]

@@cosmokramer7009 neither will locals if youre just a visitor. Greenland is very different from the rest of the world in every aspect. Read the statistics on Greenland. Suicide, rape, abuse and alcoholism is through the roof.

[@pkalimat]

Love from Lebanon, you're having the best life ever.

[@barbarafisher4915]

There have never been reserves on Greenland. Yes! This is wonderful to learn! Thank you!

[@juliabarrow-hemmings6624]

I believe there is some partial evidence of the Nordic Greenlanders setting up some "Skraeling" camps in Greenland and Vinland in the 1300s, but nothing like a modern reservation. Technically speaking though, the Nordic Greenlanders are the oldest group to the isle currently, the Inuit actually arrived after they did. Not that that makes them less native to it or anything.

[@erikjanthes]

It's a stupid premise for a video. Waaah, we are victims but it's so great here without roads and rail!

[@nicemeh7]

My eldest has just been to Greenland for a 2-week project and what are the odds , found a Filipino restaurant somewhere in Nuuk… yes we’re Filipino living in the UK. Someone’s craving for sisig was granted. Thanks Greenland esp the Filipino community out there

[@5ebliminal]

now to get a Filipino restaurant in nunavik ;-; wish we had more privately home owned restaurants here!

[@nicemeh7]

@@5ebliminal I hope so🙏🏼

[@grouchostarx531]

This comment is so wild to me because I’m Filipino/Indigenous/Irish mixed. ❤ Going to relocate my family to Nuuk, Greenland now.

[@OneDropEast1988]

I would always search in Google, Filipinos in (name of country). And I’ve recently learned that there are Filipinos in Greenland. Amazing how it seems like we’re in a lot of countries.❤

[@nicemeh7]

@@OneDropEast1988 indeed! Just been to Iceland and Prague and I’ve met Filipinos working there. We are everywhere

[@celigalaxii]

The amount of joy I felt knowng there is a large, modern community of natives on their own land- Land they haven't been pushed out of or had stolen from them 🥺 Obviously there are native peoples out there who still have reign of their own land- It's just so rare to see any that more closely resemble the native peoples from the Americas. It makes me so happy, it really does. Have a lovely day 💕

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

Greenland has more autonomy than other danish regions, but i really don't think a island that is almost completely frozen would work as a country on their own.

[@mekilla1788]

We still exist. Never have given up slowly buying our lands back. Establishing our own goverments, running our own businesses and managing our own goverment services!

[@carlpanzram7081]

You find majority native populations all over the planet. Like, basically all of Europe, all of Asia and all of Africa 😂

[@DynamicSeq]

​@@mekilla1788Getting a shit ton of money from Denmark...

[@dunweyweydum]

​@dimensio_italian_magician ...Antarctica works as a continent which not many can afford 😅😂😅

[@Syah19987]

I’ve always wondered why Greenland isn’t lush and tropical, and why Iceland isn’t covered in ice and snow!

[@edvard-swift3645]

They gave me tears of happiness to hear that the people never got pushed into reservations my great-grandpa lived in one he said it was the most miserable place, he had to eat the same type of fish over and over again living in dirt homes without electricity

[@phillipp5538]

Thats 90% of the worlds great grandparents....

[@jamessveinsson6006]

I am Icelandic and my great grandparents probably live out of earth at homes back in the 1800s in Iceland! And there is still power, fish, shark, and whatever beverages be made out of fern lol

[@FrithonaHrududu02127]

I can't tell if that's a joke or not.

[@doblepollodoblequeso]

@@tliltocatlalbopilosa1513 he was PUSHED into a reservation, it wasn’t a choice. i don’t think it can be compared

[@higginswalsan]

He also had to drink the white man’s firewater

[@ForestBasenji]

This is fascinating, I never realized the travel situation in Greenland. Would love to visit someday! Looks like a beautiful place with beautiful people.😊

[@antoinettejoubert]

I loved this❤❤ thank you! Tell us more about your country please🤗🇿🇦

[@achtungbaby2009]

luckily not ruled by the anglo saxons. greenlanders native will be genocided like the native americans.

[@MehmetKIZILBEY]

Hello again from Türkiye 😢.l am pleased to learn that you have new routs to Canada .Our bests for you from Türkiye City Eskişehir.l liked that very impressive for people come closely together for a better world.

[@Mimi2015_]

Thanks for the education lesson ❤ so far Greenland sounds great 👍

[@houserental5424]

Its not

[@davegoldspink5354]

I think if I ever went to Greenland I’d be asking far more interesting and sensible questions about the place. Great video thanks for sharing.

[@nicholasvanlierde2546]

I’m going to go to France and ask to see the indigenous reserves

[@pinkiesue849]

Nicolas good idea

[@joshuahoogeveen3273]

Never heard the Greenland accent before, love it!

[@ritaannsecrease8200]

❤ THANK YOU!❤🙏🪷😌❤️‍🔥🙌

[@blipblip88]

#4: "Where the hell is your McDonalds?"

[@elkforests]

Are you kidding? .....it's "where's the starbucks?" 🤣

[@alinamakgeolina2469]

I think the 2nd one about snow is actually something interesting to talk about, something I didn’t know for example and if no one asks then this interesting topic wouldn’t come up! 😊

[@ali_tafa006]

O my goodness, I have been blessed with a Greenlander who vlogs! Looking forward to see more content. 😍🤩🙌

[@rachelmoran859]

Love your channel You are wonderful Thank you for sharing a little bit of your life and enlightening us I have learned so much about your beautiful country through you and would love to visit one day

[@imalittleeggroll]

My 11 year old told me literally last week that her #1 travel adventure location is Greenland. I pray she gets to you!

[@connorgreer8675]

Then take her there on vacation

[@imalittleeggroll]

@@connorgreer8675 There is nothing more I’d love to do then take her…but it isn’t in the budget 😞

[@yayareapurp]

I wdve definitely asked, that’s only way to know….not to be shamed for not knowing and asking

[@richardsawyer5428]

I remember visiting Nuuk and thinking "That's where all the Welsh vowels have gone!"👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇱

[@brianoconnor7796]

What a good ambassador for Greenland!