I have a Frisian friend I hope to visit when it becomes safer to do so- so thank you for all the info! Those cookies look lekkerrrrr. Can they fly across the pond?! xo!

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! I hope you'll be able to see your friend soon!

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Yes they can fly across the pond. Congratulations, you've WON the giveaway! Just email me your address at jovieshome.business (at) gmail (dot com) and I'll post them to you!

@poisondartfroggify

3 жыл бұрын

Jovie's Home 😮🤩🥰 thank you!!!

I've been born in Leeuwarden, raised in Franeker from 1 y.o. and left to Gelderland when I was 27. I still miss Friesland and it's culture. We tend to be a little more direct, or so I feel. Also, and here comes the pride talking, I love our history which is far more influental then people realize. Frysk or Frisian is older then Dutch (or as a Frysk speaker would say: Hollands) and Franeker actually had a university until Napoleon wrecked it. Franeker was even going to be the capital due to the university, but Leeuwarden grew more exponentially due to being more central iirc. If you happen to find yourself there again, be sure to visit the "Van der Kloet"-chain of bakeries. They're really, really good and know the local delicacies in pastries well. Get a suikerbrood from them and you will know what I mean. And in Franeker, REALLY go to PéPé and get yourself a "broodje warm vlees met pinda". It's actual simmered through and through meat with a wonderful seasoning instead of the usual ham or fricandeau that's being grilled.

@arodenburg2393

3 жыл бұрын

Love Pépé🤩👍

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the mini history lesson and the tips! I appreciate it!

@clambersc3917

3 жыл бұрын

And! Did you know the English language wouldn't be the same without Frisian?

@TheTekknician

3 жыл бұрын

@@clambersc3917 I'm aware of a lot of things in this, but on an informed level. When talked about it's when most people tend to fall in, regretfully, disbelief.

I Am so glad i live in Sneek, Friesland. I think every part of The netherlands has its beautiful surroundings, and i love to explore this, but everytime i drive over THE border in Friesland i’m feeling home again🥰

@chrislaarman7532

3 жыл бұрын

@AnnJo: Over 20 years ago, somebody told me this: "Every time you're on the train from Heerenveen to Zwolle, you hear this big bang past Wolvega. That's the door of civilization slamming closed behind you."

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Aww well since you live in a fairy tale-like city, I can totally understand why! Sneek is gorgeous.

@cathje832

2 жыл бұрын

I live in Sneek also. I understand the feeling. It's like coming home everytime.

Love the Homeland series. Nice too see the beauty that the Netherlands has to offer. That we take for granted. And the cookies looks jammie.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Our pleasure!

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching!

Friesland is lovely, we are always on the water with our boat. 😀

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

How lovely! It is so nice to be out on the boat!

I'm very late to the party, but great video about our province! Next time, be sure to visit Dokkum (beautiful fortified small city) and one of the Wadden islands, like Ameland. It's totally worth it!

I am an Aukema whose grandpa is from Friesland. Father from Amsterdam. I grew up in upstate NY on a dairy with Dutch farmers in the locale. Cheers!

Hello miss jovie, nice tour and l like how the Dutch built those beautiful houses for centuries and still look awesome,nice farm and the cows look health.thanks for your time...l feel like am with both of you in the tour.

My wife was born in Marsum (5 km west of Leeuwarden, near airforce base). it has been my extreme please to have visited there a number of times. Love the country and the people there have been very pleasant and accommodating. Missed out on doing the fietselfstedentocht this year, hopefully next year.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad to hear you have a nice time, thanks for sharing!

Living in Friesland for 20 years now, near Franeker🙋🏼‍♀️ Nice video of our beautiful province! 👌😊

@cvdo85

3 жыл бұрын

Annebero my family lives there , last week i’ve been in Schalsum to meet my ante

@arodenburg2393

3 жыл бұрын

@@cvdo85 Great to hear! And where do you live now?

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

Nice to see some images of Sneek; the city I grew up in, and Leeuwarden where i've studied and lived for years.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad to share it with you!

Thank you for always sharing new and exciting places .. can't wait to explore one day 🤗

Really lovely views. I'm closer now to visit NL. ❤️. Thank you.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

You're welcome 😊

Hi! I am really enjoying watching your videos. I am an American of Dutch ancestry. Some of my ancestry has only been in America for a couple of generations while other lines have been here since New York was New Amsterdam. I grew up in the Holland, Zeeland, Borculo, Drenthe areas of Michigan where we celebrate our Dutch heritage every year at a festival known as Tulip Time. Recently my husband and I moved from the Holland, Michigan area to Southwest Missouri and it has been a culture shock for sure. I grew up in a place where every day the farmers would come in from the fields or barns for coffee. Everyday, at the same time, like clockwork, the restaurants would be full of farmers. On the weekends we had coffee at a relatives house. Here, in Southwest Missouri, people seem very uncomfortable with being invited to your home. It is interesting to watch your videos (and the videos of others) and see some of the cultural things that I took to be the norm here in America (and I'm learning it's not) be so similar in the Netherlands. I have always been curious about one thing though and I can't seem to find the answer anywhere. Where I came from in Holland, Michigan if you went into a Dutch family's home you never had to look for the trashcan. The trash was always kept under the sink on the right hand side. If someone asked where the trash was all you had to say was "I'm Dutch" and they knew where to find it. Do the Dutch in the Netherlands keep their trash under the sink on the right hand side?

You should have gone to the Waddeneilanden (the weather was perfect for that) or will that be in a separate episode.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

I think we might do that in a separate episode.

Hi Jovie. I love all your videos. It is very informative for the people who is new to Netherlands. And enjoyed this video 😀. 👍

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

Great video! I love this serie!

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy it!

I always wanted a bestee (cupboard bed) when I was a kid. They just seemed so comfy like a fort or something. I once slept in a modern one on a vacation.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

They are so cozy, aren't they?

That suikerbrood pudding looked delicious! I love English bread pudding so I'm sure I'd like this too.

nice seeing you enjoying our beautiful Friesland 🌷I live in fryslân and really enjoy the nature and beautiful surroundings...

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

It was wonderful! Thank you for watching!

I can’t wait to visit!

How cool i live in friesland Leeuwarden! ❤️

Very nice video. I live in Harlingen, It is such a shame that I did not know that you were in Harlingen. 😢

Another great video. If you are going to N.Brabant I can recommend Willemstad which I have visited a couple of times. Just a great little town to wander round with lots of little quirks such as fairy doors on some of its trees. I cannot wait to get back to the Netherlands had to cancel this years cycle trip. Thanks for keeping a Scot in touch with my favourite non Scottish country.

Ooo, you have to stop at Hooghuys Brassierie in Eindhoven! I can't not get a sandwich there whenever I'm in town... and if I'm staying there, I sometimes turn up everyday! (If you go, tell Lisa and Raymond, "Nicole says 'Hi!'") I always stay at the Pullman Cocagne, and there is this other great eatery called "Downtown Gourmet Market" on Smalle Haven. It's like Epcot at Disney in Florida where you can, as I call it, "Eat the World." I've held off on seeing the Phillips Museum, only as an "Well I have to go back and see the Phillips Museum. 🤷‍♀️" I'll get to it one day 😆. Ugh... now I really miss Eindhoven 😭.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tips! I hope you'll be able to visit there again soon!

Yeeeeehhh you visit my Place of Birth: Harlingen. I left Harlingen for Work in The Hague, when I was 21. Soooooo glad because ‘in het Westen’ as we say (is this proper English?) in Fryslan you have to go, at that Time, for a Job. Oh, two tips: You can do a rowing workshop in a dinghy (sloep). Every year there is the ‘Harlingen-Terschelling Sloepenrace’. And very popular is to go to Terschelling or Vlieland also for a Day. Rent a Bike, online, and go for it. Terschelling is my favorite☺️.

you know what's amazing about this entire homeland series? I have lived in the netherlands my entire life. (26 years) Still do. And this series is showing me places in my own country that i probably already should have visited but just wasnt aware of what i was missing out on :P

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

You have no idea how wonderful it is to read this comment. Thank you. You’ve made my day ❤️

Dat is Geertina! Mijn nicht! 🥰👍🏼

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! Geertina was absolutely wonderful, kind, knowledgeable and so sweet! Loved working with her

@nelliehamstra1751

3 жыл бұрын

Jovie's Home, Yes we love her too! She is Beautiful. 💗

I live in Friesland 🤗

When you go to noord brabant, go to bakker de groot in 's hertogenbosch and eat a bossche bol! Soooooo goooood!!!

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip!

Nice to see Leeuwarden, the town I was born in and where I lived until my 17th. One of my old schools (Wissesdwinger MAVO) was situated next to the Prinsentuin, the park you were in. How often have I been to La Venezia in summertime to grab an icecream 😋 When you’re visiting Utrecht, also make sure you come to see Amersfoort, my present hometown for 34 years now. I don’t mean to be arrogant but I think it’s safe to say we have one the most beautiful and best preserved historical city centers in the Netherlands. Looking forward to seeing your video then 👍🏽

Dúmkes are great! Haven't had them in a long time.

Love this series! 😁

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad!

Enjoyed the video....thank you.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Our pleasure! Thanks for watching!

Well Jovi, I read the comments and I think that you got so many suggestions for your next post on the Dutch provinces that you would have to spend the rest of your life travelling around in the NL if you would take them on all. Thanx for the video . It's good to see for once your home country through foreign eyes,

Those cookies look nice!

I enjoyed this very much, especially the calves. I’ve always wondered why they are taken from their mothers. Thanks for explaining. Would love to visit this area some day.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed it, and I hope you get to visit too!

@BNJ24

3 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, it's untrue and marketing because it would break people's hearts, especially mothers'. They cry from the very beginning. The babies are taken away because the milk is wanted for humans. Female calves may be kept and fed inferior formula until they are old enough to be inseminated. Cows can not produce milk unless pregnant. And the boys and unwanted girls are sent to auction where they are poked with electric prods to stand up so bidders can see them. They are then kept in small crates and slaughtered for veal. When mother cow can't give the thousands of gallons she was before, she is sold for meat. As she waits, she cries in pain from her engorged teets. It's what stops me from enjoying dairy. I can't enjoy pain and suffering. And all for palette pleasure. Milk is not necessary and probably very bad for humans. Your mom wasn't a cow. I grew up on a farm and visited many family farms.

Nice video again guys :-) Being Dutch I would have to complain about the heat and this made it harder to do things and to be really active :-P So next is Noord-Brabant? Will there be a Meet-and-Greet? I might come over then! Please could you let me know? 1 very unique tip to visit is the Loonse duinen.. a big Sahara of sand that is unique in The Netherlands. Would be a good spot to do the meet-and-greet! (Landgoed Bosch en Duin ) because it is central in Noord-Brabant.

You should go to de beekse bergen when u are in Noord-Brabant! It's such a nice zoo and u can drive the safari route with ur car surrounded by lions and other animals!

Our next trip to the Netherlands we will make sure that we will visit Friesland

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad to hear it!

Yay next up my province! Oisterwijk is in the top 5 of most beautifull villages of the Netherlands so maybe you could come see why.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip!

@toaojjc

3 жыл бұрын

@@JoviesHome sended you an e-mail with some more tips

In Noord-Brabant I can recommend 's-Hertogenbosch (or Den Bosch in case you actually want to pronounce it). It is a lovely old town. The cathedral has a non-matching tower and one of the angels on the roof holds a mobile phone. You can book either a big commercial ship that is suitable for the larger canals, but much more interesting is the Binnendieze, which was used as a sewer until the 1960s. That is the real shit :-) You will see much more of the town from those smaller boats.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tips! It all sounds so interesting!

@renevanhout7167

3 жыл бұрын

Den Bosch is indeed incredibly beautiful. Eindhoven doesn't have old buildings, unfortunately. The Philips museum in Eindhoven is worth a visit though. Thanks for all of your vids, Jovie. I love watching them.

I wish I was there but instead holed up in Vancouver... next year perhaps

you were really close to the town "Lemmer" where i live, there is a World Heritage site here called the "ir. D.F. Wouda Gemaal" its the largest still steam powered water pumping station in the world. during the really wet months of the year, or during flash floods. it pumps 4.000.000 liters of water per minute (about 1 million gallons a minute) to prevent the "polders" from flooding, they have tours including a new VR experience i believe. and its always open when the station is active, i believe its even mentioned on national news when it starts up, and of course it gets posted on their official website. (woudagemaal nl) you can ofcourse visit when the pumping station is not operating but it takes away from the experience. recommended site for anyone to check out, and since Jovie lives here, i recommend the next flash flood or long rain falls. go check out if the pumping station is in operation and if so, visit!. it takes 23 hours to start up and usually runs for 2 days after that. a sight to behold for sure! the farm you went to, i go there stop for coffee or ice cream all the time on my way home from work. i drive the road in front of it every single day, fun to see! another great video Jovie!

Love watching you it helps me a lot this was one of the places I was looking to go to and maybe live you are so helpful I appreciate you so much you really help me and are those cookies really good. I look forward to you to do the video on how to travel to the netherlands. Bendankt... I hope I spelled that right

@elsdebruin8929

3 жыл бұрын

Bedankt.😊

@davinastreet6893

3 жыл бұрын

Bendankt voir je help. Is that right

@elsdebruin8929

3 жыл бұрын

@@davinastreet6893 Bedankt voor je hulp 😊

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

Friesland ❤

Love the video! -X Lilith

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Loved gettin to meet YOU! Thanks for coming!

👍the Planetarium shows planets in real time, handmade, for centuries. My advise for Noord Brabant is the Worstenbroodje and the Bossche Bol. And the old road from Eindhoven to Arnhem, thats WW2 history. I personally would go to the DAF museum, DAF is a dutch carbrand, the cars are famous for their Variomatic transmission, it is equily fast forward as backward. It is also called " the King of the Mountain" (faster as a Porsche) While it is a small car, lightweight and Variomatic acceleration is fast. It was a popular brand in the 50's/60's and 70's. They invented the "Riding raincoat" too, a very small car which fits in a small hallway! 😂

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

That definitely sounds interesting! Thanks for the tips, I appreciate it and your support!

Fryslân boppe👍

Great video, fun trip Jovie and Dan. I would like to win the cookies.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck!

It was too short! Next time come via airbnb in Harlingen for a few days. ( GK17Harns )

When you go to noord-brabant ypu should visit bergen op zoom. It is a beautiful city with a lot of history. (The name of the city is mentioned on the arc the triomf in paris) if you do i would love to give you a tour.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the tips and for the offer!

I also slept in a 'bedstee' as I child on holiday with my auntie. Just leave the doors open and it is ok. You never been in Harlingen Str Bolsward? That's where my dad was hiding, and the house is about walking distance from the bridge. He watched the Germans and came running down the stairs. His words "In the cellar she goes up any min.....!" The bridge watcher also couldn't be found as he refused to haul up the bridge. Poor man a hand grenade was also chucked in his house for good measure. All for nothing Canadian engineers had a new bridge in next to no time. Friendly bunch of young men. My six-month young brother at the time was invited to share their roast beef. After it was minced up ate it as well.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you for sharing your story. It's so special to learn about what we have lived through. Thank you for watching too!

Are you positive that the beer is only available in Snits? It says Mexican Pale Lager haha. I was adopted by Friesian parents in California

i had no idea that cows had no upper teeth! wow! love your videos!

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

You learn something new every day! Thanks so much for watching!

@zuzanacsitari4205

3 жыл бұрын

Me neither 😁

One can't beat the taste of raw milk, just wish the EU hadn't made it so difficult to source. Tastes best at cow temperature straight from the teat.

@TheTekknician

3 жыл бұрын

Used to get raw milk and buttermilk (karnemelk) straight from the farmers where I used to live first in Franeker. Close to Lutjelollum and the trainstation in Franeker. Nothing, nothing beats that.

@tonys1636

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheTekknician Oh for the days when the Milkman delivered it to ones door in the 50's and 60's. Many Farmers prefer not to sell it now due to the extra hygiene and cost involved over producing milk that will be pasteurised and then homogenised by the dairy. Raw milk cured my lactose intolerance as a kid due to the healthy bacteria it contained.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more. Gimme that fresh, fresh milk...

@LodewijkVrije

3 жыл бұрын

one of my fondest memories is from when i was about 6 years old. i was staying at my grandparents. woke up early, and my grandpa took me on the back of his bicycle and one of those old fashioned metal milk cans in between his legs. and we would go to the nearby farm and get some fresh milk before the milk truck would come to pick it up. the farmer showed me how he milked the cows with the machine, and that was the first time i got to taste fresh milk, that i milked myself. the good old days :P

@TheExplorder

3 жыл бұрын

A lot of farms in the north and the east of the Netherlands have bio milk taps. Bring some clean glass bottles and you can fill your bottle straight out of the milktank, before it gets pasteurized in a processingplant

I live in Leeuwarden

Did you visit Nijmegen in Gelderland? The oldest city of the Netherlands. Founded by the Roman Empire.

I just moved to the Netherlands from Kenya last month on the 20th of August and I am going to my new school in 5 days, any tips guys?

@TheExplorder

3 жыл бұрын

It really depends on where you're located and what you're interests are. I'm happy to give you some recommentations, as I'm born and raised in the Netherlands.

Glad you had fun here. And was so fun seeing you all. And loved the video. Exclude me from the give away please.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

I loved getting to see you too! It's so special to me that you came here once, and I got to come to you once also! HUGS!

Oh and to be honest, I’m 56 now and I got ‘heimwee’ to Fryslan.

Love you videos about all the different provinces in the Netherlands and I really enjoy you are so interested in learning more about our 'kikkerlandje' I spotted 1 small mistake though. You said the official language spoken in Friesland is West Frisian...that is actually not true. The official languages is Frisian ( Fryske) and has a lot in common with the English and Dutch languages, because they are all part of the West German language branch. West Friesland is a region in North Holland that stretches from Alkmaar to Schagen ( some say even higher up, but that is where you get into the 'North Holland North' region) The West Frisian dialect spoken has some similarities with the Amsterdam dialect, but has it's own pronunciation of certain Dutch words. Thank you for making people aware of the underappreciated provinces/cities/towns/places in the Netherlands that are so worth it to visit!! And thank you for making people aware the 1,5 meter/6 feet distance should still be in full effect!!! Thank you trice for this amazing wonderful video...loved every second of it!

@urbandiscount

3 жыл бұрын

Actually, linguistically, it is West Frisian, as East Frisian was/is spoken in northern Germany.

@ThW5

3 жыл бұрын

@@urbandiscount But you have to be VERY careful with that, you see from a Frisian point of view it goes West-Fries (Franconian dialect with Frisian substrate, Afsluitdijk, West-Lauwersk Frysk, Lauwers, East-Lauwers Frisian (extinct), Dollart, Seeltersk (the other forms of East Frisian are extinct too), now it happens to be the case that the Lauwers seems indeed to be the historically important division, but we, remaining Frisian speakers, do not like to have our forms of Frisian indicated by description which are used for non-Frisian dialects of our neighbours too, doing that, though maybe logically correct, is not clear and can lead to confusion. West-Lauwers (if not speaking about the language spoken in West-Friesland) is the precise and respectful indication, and that is indeed together with the extinct Frisian from West-Friesland, West-Frisian, of which the latter component was the substrate to the franconian tongue indicated by that name too. In the context Jovie used, it is indeed a small mistake, as she drove on the Afsluitdijk from the side with "Westfries" or the "West-Frisian dialect" to the side with Frysk, West-Lauwersk Frysk, Fries, or the "West-Frisian language", so it would have been better if she had used simply Frisian or West-Lauwers Frisian for precision, but indeed, it is technically not incorrect, just very confusing.

@xXTheoLinuxXx

3 жыл бұрын

@@urbandiscount to be more precise, in East Frisia they speak a lower Saxon dialect which is similar as the Groninger dialect. In Northern Germany (at the Danish border) the speak Northern Frisian. In East Frisia there are few villages where they speak Saater Frisian. Those 3 Frisian languages are very different. And you're right that it is West-Frisian from an international point of view, but in the Netherlands West Fries is a dialect spoken in the north of North Holland. I have lived there, and my grandparent spoke it.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing, watching and supporting! I'm really glad you enjoyed it!

Is the milk pasteurized? 6:28 Would it be possible to show some residences in your next tour of The Netherlands? I'm wondering how similar the architecture is to houses in the United States.

@WvhKerkhof

3 жыл бұрын

no, fresh from the cow.

@Jacob_Roberts

3 жыл бұрын

@@WvhKerkhof Thank you Wolf. And thank you for answering in English.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the request, we will consider that for next time! And thank you for watching!

Do the Dutch have a holiday that coincides with Halloween? of is similar? What fall holidays are there?

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Halloween isn’t really a big thing here, although in recent years I’ve seen more and more celebrations/neighborhoods choosing to celebrate. In my neighborhood, for example, we do a big thing for Halloween but not on the 31st, rather we choose the weekend before/after so kids can have fun on a non-schoolnight. Sinterklaas is the biggest thing this season, because he arrived mid-November and then we have weeks of festivities. It’s my family’s tradition to go apple picking in the fall, but this isn’t a specifically Dutch thing.

@rutgerb

3 жыл бұрын

Sint Maarten. But its without costumes and with signing some specific songs, and they all carry a 'lampion' which is some craftwork with a light in it . Its for children up until 10

Leeuwarden is pronounced Lay-warden, not Loo-warden... ;-) I'm sure everyone there told you to come back in winter when the canals are frozen over? Oh, and nevermind the suikerbrood-likeur, did you try Beerenburg? It's the national drink in Friesland, every town has its own recipe. It's a bit like Jägermeister, only much better.

Arme kalveren 😥

U should try Efteling and compare with Disneyland

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

We did go to Efteling :) here’s our vlog: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aXh8xq2xpNmWpco.html

No pics of the F16 aircraft at Leeuwarden?

@WvhKerkhof

3 жыл бұрын

And F35?

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

We'll try to get that next time!

Hallo❤️

0) I can stand this way of mentioning your sponsors. ;-) 1) This planetarium is an entry on my bucket-list. It happened to be closed when I was there (around 2000). The writer R. Blijstra wrote a bundle of fantasy stories (in Dutch), named after the first one: "het Planetarium van Otze Otzinga", in which not a mere planetarium but a miniature galaxy gets created. (Warning to people that can be upset regarding religion or sex: don't touch that book.) Other stories in this bundle inspired me to a song (in 1976), and that song has greatly influenced my own fantasy stories (since 2006). 2) I do like that hotel. 3) Not to be confused: Fryslân (the province named Friesland in Dutch), West-Friesland (part of the province shortly called Noord-Holland), Ostfriesland (part of the state of Lower Saxony in Germany, adjacent to the province of Groningen), Nordfriesland (part of the state of Schleswig-Holstein in Germany). 4) The region of Waterland (just north of Amsterdam) feels to me like a condensed version of Fryslân, with maybe the old part of Purmerend representing the old part of Leeuwarden. So if you visit the one region, you may get a feel of the other. Just for a teaser! - And if you want some "old Amsterdam" atmosphere in Fryslân (with far less fellow tourists), consider booking a stay in Esonstad. (No recommendation: I only know it from sailing past.)

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and recommendations. I appreciate it!

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your great tips, story and support!

I'm half this month and half next month Bolsward and Dussen. These video's are to short, do a week, not a weekend. Suikerbrood, in mijn jeugd had je dat alleen in Friesland. Heel ongezond natuurlijk, maar echt vreselijk lekker, zoals alle ongezonde dingen zijn.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed it. And you are not the first person to say that!

Hi jovie I wanted to let you know that when you visit Zeeland you should seek out het melkmeisje in kruiningen it’s a restaurant where people with a psychiatric disorder can work it’s part of the organization zeeuwsegronden which is an organization that helps people with an psychiatric disorder and the meals are very good and very cheap example a broodje cost €1,50 and the hot meal of the day cost €3,50

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip. What a wonderful thing.

@Peacefrogg

3 жыл бұрын

Also nice in zeeland: berkenhof’s tropical zoo(butterflies, snakes, lizards and a restaurant), the plompe toren of koudekerke (it’s jut a towerwith a nice view, but there’s also the mermaid fairytale...)het arsenaal (pirate museum), neeltje jans (dyke museum).

Are Frisians all blue eyes and blond? Not all Dutch are.

2:10 Two names on the bottle...? I'm guessing you found two names in more places. I appreciate your guide's opinion regarding the Frisian "language" and I know that officially Frisian has been made what the Dutch call "de tweede rijkstaal", but I firmly believe that the majority of Dutch people view Frisian as no more than a dialect of the Dutch language. Btw... Your pronunciation of Frisian left me thinking that you thought it was the Dutch name for Frisian. It's actually English. The Dutch word for Frisian is Fries. No, not like the English word "fries." :-)

@rutgerb

3 жыл бұрын

Nederlands is een Fries dialect. Oh en Engels is ook een Fries dialect.

Nice video, Jovie and Daan, People are reacting very positively to your homeland series of videos and I have a recommendation for you to consider; make homeland series videos longer, 35-45 minutes. I'm certain people will still watch them and it will help you gain more money from KZread. Every province offers enough material to fill that amount of time but in the case of Friesland, cover some of its history, it is older than The Netherlands itself (that doesn't make sense, I know, but there's a certain truth about it). Cover some of its major companies (or commerce forms) and cultural aspects. For example, in Friesland the famous 11 city ice skating race/contest, or the traditional dresses that women in various very religious small towns wore in yester years. Every town has its own particular dress variety but there is a common, and known, ""Friese look"", alter these sections with.....basically food and restaurants for click bait. Watch some more professional travel style YT channels for ideas on how to put it together and tips for creating the right video footage. I understand that you are constrained in resources and time and you would maybe have to spend 4-5 days in a province but given the popularity of the series on your channel I think it would be worth the efforts in terms of growth and progress for your channel. Take care till the next video

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip, we will definitely take that into consideration!

@TheTekknician

3 жыл бұрын

@@JoviesHome just make a revisited series next year 😊

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, this is what I'm thinking. This year, we just go and explore each province. And then next year, we go more in-depth or choose a theme to explore. The possibilities are endless!

The way they pronounce dutch words is funny

From NIEUW CAPITAL Amsterdam to First❤ 1e Friesland🗣 Fries. 2e The Netherlands Holland/NL! OLD CAPITAL= Stavoren = The Oldest CITY in The Netherlands 2521 years old. And the old Capital in NL, and Kingscity and old Hanzecity and Garniszoenscity and old V.O.C / W.I.C city from NL Stavoren Oldseeharbour from: 400 is the Oldest Seeharbour from the Benelux !.🛳 Stavoren is a picturesq town on the shores of the old Zuiderzee. After the Zuiderzee was closed-off from the sea in 1932 it became the "IJsselmeer". 👀Look by Stavoren on KZread Among other, the old filmś shows the beautiful old town and the ferry that still runs between Stavoren and Enkhuizen (on the other side of the IJsselmeer). Also a unique rail ferry can be seen that moved goods trains back and forth across the Zuiderzee. Stavoren lies in the Dutch province of Friesland. It is the first town that obtained in 1061 / in 2021 960 years city-rights, in the 11th centure by the Brunonen from Germania and Count Egbert with permission from German emperor Hendrik V. It has only about 1000 inhabitants and is an old "Hanzestad" trading city. Also it is one of the 11 cities of the famous "Elfstedentocht". This is a world-famous skating event which can only be held during harsch winters to ensure an ice thickness of at least 15 cm on all the canals of the route. There is also a well know legend about the ( The Lady from Stavoren) "Vrouwtje of Stavoren" about a rich silly woman who eventually became poor due to her strange behaviour. More about this legend can be found on Wikipedia look by city Stavoren !300BC and by: The Lady from Stavoren ! 👀❤🗣info by the movie ś KZread The Oldest CITY in The Netherlands = Stavoren 👀❤ 2521 years ! NB:City Rights FROM NIJMEGEN IN 1230 THE CITY FROM 19BC CITY PLACE / LOCATIE NOT NOU CITY. The city-rights from NIJMEGEN in 1230 ! The city-rights from DORDRECHT in 1220 ! Only city Stavoren has given city-rights in Friesland ! And the other half Leeuwarden Sneek, Sloten, Hindeloopen, Workum, Bolsward, Harlingen, Franeker, Dokkum. (10 citys) APPROPRIATED city-rights. NOT REALLY 11 Citys in Friesland!.

Was it as hot as late July 2018?

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

It's hard to remember, that already feels so long ago!

Hmm. But Eise Eisinga got kinda obsessed with his planetarium and his wife didn't like it. And you missed the amazing opportunity to explain that he didn't just build because he wanted to. It was to prove to people that the planets wouldn't collide with one another on a certain day (that the thing was finished years after that specific day doesn't mean it wasn't one of his main motivators ;) ) Shame I missed you when you were so close to where I live, but my van broke in one of those extremely hot nights so I probably would've been moody anyway. lol. I might have seen you eating the ice cream when I was getting a new fan, but probably not and I'm not that good with faces. I heard English speak on those benches (where you weren't allowed to sit btw. Every one ignores it, but it prevents proper distancing for the people in the line). I feel like your rapid-fire tour of 3 days and 4 cities didn't do all the beauty justice though. There is so much more to see if you take a bit more time. Prinsetuin was a nice meeting place though. What did you think of our central park?

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for the tips and for letting me know about the bench. I loved it all, it was so beautiful.

@nlbergsma

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, people were very superstitious in those days and believed that when the planets were in certain position the world would perish. E. wanted to show how the solar system really worked and that there was no reason to panic.

And it is not the home of fries.

Such a dangerous place to be with all those Frisian seperatists. I’m glad you made it out of there alive.

@ThW5

3 жыл бұрын

We have no problems with South Frisians without a Brexiteer accent :)

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

Not sure if this is a joke but we just met/saw people having a good time together and felt safe the whole time.

@ThW5

3 жыл бұрын

@@JoviesHome It is a joke, probably based on the fact that Fryslân, like Scotland, has a National Party advocating the interests of their nation, but unlike the SNP the FNP is not seperatist.

@PropagandasaurusRex

3 жыл бұрын

@@JoviesHome I’m not joking. I never joke. Frisian seperatists might have kidnapped you and make you sing their anthem... Backwards.

@RH-ro3sg

3 жыл бұрын

I believe true Frisian separatists exist, but they are very, very fringe (and very low in number). Not even the Fryske Nasjonale Partij ('Frisian National Party') advocates separatism, though they do strive for a higher degree of autonomy within the Netherlands. I think to most Dutch (Frisian and non-Frisian alike) the idea of a Frisian separation is just a joke, though toying with it as a hypothetical situation to explore some issues can sometimes be instructive (issues such as how would this independence work, would one or both of the new states be better or worse off, financially, etc.) .

If you want to see unbearably hot, come to Harlingen............Texas that is. 🥵

Sorry, but seperating baby cows from their mothers at an early stage is just a commercial issue. The milk of the cows should go into production and not to feed the baby cows. Farms who apply to a green concept production have mother cows and baby cows stay together and have the baby cows being fed by the milk of the mother cows.

@JoviesHome

3 жыл бұрын

That's an interesting perspective. Thanks for watching and sharing!

Honestly, looks very boring.

The language isn't called West-Frisian! The language is called Frysk! If you insist on doing these videos at least get your facts straight. This is just insulting. Fryslân boppe!

@JoviesHome

2 жыл бұрын

According to language-diversity.eu “In the province of Fryslân the official languages are the Dutch standard language and also (West) Frisian.” I think that the confusion is how the language is referred to in an international context vs a local context.