American Reacts To 10 + Surprising Facts About Denmark | V905

[@Mike-zx1kx]

The name Bluetooth comes from Harald Bluetooth and represents that he established communication (thus connectivity) in a structured way. The Inventors of the Bluetooth technology, as we know it, are a Danish and a Swedish guy. Besides that the sandy beach you responded to are the longest unbroken sandy beach in all of Europe.

[@Kimfakkel]

Tthe bluetooth icon is 2 rune letters combined H + B for Harald Bluetooth. Harald Bluetooth united the tribes of Denmark into a single kingdom and bluetooth is an industrial united standard. So that is why they chose that name.

[@Gert-DK]

You noticed the bridge at 3:23. Check the crack in the road. It is a swing bridge, so ships can pass.

[@landersen8173]

Bluetooth is named after Harald Bluetooth. The Bluetooth symbol is the runic letters of H and B combined. At 6:55 is Råbjerg Mile, the largest migrating sand dune in Northern Europe. It´s inland and migrates 49 feet north east per year. It measures 0,76 mile on each side.

[@MelvinMaya]

Thanks for the clarification on Bluetooth. I had always wondered where the name came from and didn't expect to learn that from watching this video. It's part of why I enjoy doing reaction videos, the opportunity to learn from them is endless.

[@spyro257]

Dane here... it's 28c (84f ish) inside right now, even tho the sun is hidden, and we go to the beach all summer, with only 4.5h of darkness in high summer...

[@muhest]

His name was not Grom the Old. His name was Gorm the Old. He was married to Thyra. Their son was Harold Bluetooth, from whom we get the name Bluetooth. The logo is actually the runes for H and B combined. And the monarchy is not considered the oldest running in Europe, but in the world. People will argue it is Japan. But since Japan is considered an empire … it is not a monarchy.

[@Uriel-Septim.]

if you want to go to the beach, you should visit in june/july/august those 3 months are the best, may and september can be ok aswell, those 5 months have temperturs from 65 to 90 degree fahrenheit and day lenght between 12-18 hrs.

[@ronnylarsen9712]

We also have the oldest amusement park in the world. Lego also comes from Denmark

[@hakonmartinsen6605]

warm in the summer *warm* enoght to enjoy the beaches. must say though there is a lot of rain here

[@ronnylarsen9712]

Dune, like at dueodde at Bornholm And also Råbjerg mile, a walking dune

[@ronnylarsen9712]

Late june, mid july and august has nice warm weather 20-30°

[@agffans5725]

The climate of Denmark is hot in the summer period, but not ultra and deadly hot, so no forest fires and such. Because of the countless islands (Not counting Greenland and the Faroe Islands) and water all around, "tiny" mainland Denmark has more than 7,300 kilometers of coastline/beach (or more than 4500 miles), which is actually more than Spain and Turkey and slightly less than Italy, including 250 Blue Flag beaches and 50 Blue Flag marinas, so it's fairly easy finding crowd-free beaches.

[@Marianne-k4u]

This is not the best to get a picture of Denmark. Maybe try some others

[@percarlemil]

YEP U CAN YOUSE THE BEACH IN THE SUMMER

[@ronnylarsen9712]

The name Bluetooth does comes from Harald Bluetooth :-)

[@Marianne-k4u]

Notise the rune symbols on the bluetoth devices

[@ronnylarsen9712]

Bacon, and meat

[@steenguldbrand5713]

As a dane, i must say, this is a really bad tour 🤷