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¹ = Warm snacks are usually sold from vending machines which you have to open by pulling in order to grab the snack.
² = A borrel means any sort of drink at a party or the moment where people sit together on a terrace, for example, to have drinks and grab fried snacks.
³ = Gezelligheid is a typical Dutch word and it's hard to translate. It’s used to express that you had or are having a great time with somebody.
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Hosts: Timothy Höfte Diaz (www.thofteblog.com/about), Linus Bohlsen
Camera and subtitles: Mario Tedesco
Edit: Tim
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German here: typical Dutch is also the fact the houses or appartments barely have curtains closed, even on the ground floor, even if the window is right near the pavement where people walk by. That would give me anxiety
@matthewhendricks5712
2 жыл бұрын
Oh wow, I didn't even notice that, but now when I think back to the houses in the Netherlands, this is so true! hahaha. And their windows are so big compared to our windows in Germany
@auntyjo1792
Жыл бұрын
I noticed this is Amsterdam. So many interiors on view. Fascinating!
Klompen are still being worn by many people till this day and not just by farmers. City people are usually not very aware of anything outside of their city. Would like to see some interviews in the country side. Mentality and way of life can differ a lot from province to province.
Living here for 5 years, being married to a Dutchman, here are my 5 pennies worth: super organized, planners, down to earth, enjoying the little things, terrible drivers/amazing bikers, open minded, loyal, talking a lot about the weather, BBQ after 5 minute sunshine, proud of their country. Foods the interviewees forgotten: haring, hutspot, oude kaas, kibbeling, boterham (which isn’t a Dutch invention, but they eat is often that it needs to be mentioned 😅).
I love this country. I love this language. And I adooorree the people. And that's why I'm learning this language.
ive waited so long for an easy dutch channel ahah
As a proficient German speaker, it's crazy how much I understand. Appreciate the subtitles!
@agasays
2 жыл бұрын
Only with subs tho, i think its not so understandable just from hearning at least for me
@tomecole2660
2 жыл бұрын
Ik heb op het Universiteit van Leuven, BE gestudeerd. There was someone in my class there who was fluent in German and he said the opposite. I took a German class previously and found the same. They are very similar though: Germanic!
@mariussielcken
2 жыл бұрын
The Dutch are quite Deutsch
@ive3737
Жыл бұрын
The language is similar to German, but that's about it. The mentality - as seen during corona - shows we are no family of each other, haha.
@Ama94947
Жыл бұрын
Ofcourse Dutch is an Germanic language lol
As a dutch learner, I find a bit difficulties to talk with nederlander, because so many peoples that I talk to is too direct. Me as an indonesian myself, I tend to talk a little bit more before we jump to a conclusion. Directness is consider rude in Indonesia so it’s quite challenging for me to fit with nederlander. But it’s fun to learn a new language and being in a new society, I feel that they’re just honest and didn’t like to wasting time and I like it ✨
@Harry_PP030
2 жыл бұрын
For me being Dutch i have trouble with people from other cultures. Even in Belgium, which is only 2 hours by car from here, you never know what they really mean. But if you give it some time perhaps you will see that it's a practical thing, hope you get used to it!
@ihsahnakerfeldt9280
Жыл бұрын
You can be direct without being rude though. This is something a lot of people don't seem to comprehend.
Yaay! A Dutch channel, I was waiting for that! Dank je wel! 🤗
Ik woon al 28 jaar in Nederland . ik ben turks-nederlands en heb hier nog nooit problemen met iemand gehad. Ze zeggen dat Nederlanders gierig zijn, maar ik denk niet dat ze gierig zijn :))) De Nederlandse keuken is zeer beperkt, maar er zijn veel verschillende restaurants in Nederland. Je kunt er allerlei soorten eten vinden. Nederlanders zijn over het algemeen goede mensen. leuke mensen. Vooral de reklame's en comedyprogramma's op Nederlandse zenders zijn erg grappig en zitten vol fijne grappen. en Nederland is een multicultureel land. Een klein en gezellig land waar mensen van alle kleuren wonen. Een goed land zonder financiële problemen. groetjes
@Widdekuu91
2 жыл бұрын
Nouja, we zijn niet per sé "gierig" maar we zijn wel vaak zuinig. Of 'thrifty' in het Engels. Dat we dingen pas wegdoen als ze uit elkaar vallen, zoals een oude vloerlap of een glazen potje of een balpen die het soms nog een beetje doet. We doen niet graag dingen zomaar weg als ze nog goed werken en we zien het weggooien van dingen die nog goed werken als heel erg zonde.
@waadfrelle
2 жыл бұрын
Wat leuk dat je zo positief bent!
@Roozyj
2 жыл бұрын
@@Widdekuu91 Plus, het is normaal om de kosten van een etentje of avondje stappen eerlijk te delen. Het komt minder vaak voor dat één persoon alles betaalt en het is ook niet onbeleefd om te vragen om kosten te delen. Ik weet niet of dat gierig is, maar ik kan me wel voorstellen dat het op buitenlanders gierig overkomt.
@Widdekuu91
2 жыл бұрын
@@Roozyj Jaa, dat klopt wel, ja.
@fbabarbe430
9 ай бұрын
@@RoozyjNederlanders houden van transparantie. Geen gedraai, misplaatste beleefdheid of mooier maken. Dat geeft de indruk dat ze bot zijn of op de centen zitten. Denk je dat zuinig zijn iets typisch Nederlands is. Belgen zijn ook zuinig hoor maar zijn bereid om veel geld uit te geven aan dingen waarvoor Nederlanders meer op bezuinigen of andersom.
De Nederlandse keuken is zeer uitgebreid, maar we zijn het vergeten. We kennen heel veel gevogelte en wildgerechten, maar ook enorm veel visgerechten. Daarnaast zijn er heel veel Nederlandse groenten verdwenen.
@boldvankaalen3896
2 жыл бұрын
De huishoudschool schijnt veel kapot gemaakt te hebben. Daar leerden de meisjes vooraleenvoudige goedkope gerechten. Kruiden en specerijen waren taboe. Dat zou hun toekomstige echtgenoot maar teveel "verhitten".
I'm from South Africa, I had both German and Afrikaans (Zuid-Afrikaans) as subjects in school. I moved to Germany and lived in a town that bordered the Netherlands. It took me a month to fully understand dutch XD but me trying to speak dutch...my accent is so bad. My dutch friends say that I sound German when I speak Dutch :(
@matthewhendricks5712
2 жыл бұрын
What I find typically dutch is definitely Drop, Matjes, Stampot and definitely borrelen with a snack platter :D
@jfv65
2 жыл бұрын
Just talk Afrikaans! It sounds cool and it is a challenge for us Dutchies to understand.
@candicegrainger2484
2 жыл бұрын
Do you ever mix your Afrikaans with your Dutch?? 😂🤷🏼♀️
@Peter_Scheen
Жыл бұрын
Kijk maar eens naar Zuid Limburg, ons Nederlands heeft een zachte g en geen rollende r. Het lijkt dus op Duits.
Ik vind jouw videos interessant. Interessant ook dat de meesten mensen automatisch aan het eten en drinken denken maar ik vind de gewoonten en de characterbesrijving interessanter.
I live in Melbourne Australia, I am Dutch and I still understand Dutch, speak Dutch and very straight forward in my Dutch way of thinking & talking with Australians. I like your "Easy Dutch" show and I will be a subscriber & watch your show "regelmatig" ******!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
I'm currently learning German at school, in my free time, and at language lessons. I understand a bit of Dutch but I wouldn't say that I understand everything. I love how German and Dutch correlate and are very relative to each other :)
I'm from Colombia, I've been living in the Netherlands for the last 6 months and I have to said that Dutch people is the best, they make you feel comfortable and respect
@mferdela8795
2 жыл бұрын
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I thought the same but I guess you don't speak Dutch to know what they really think about allochtonen.
@gurrierpl
Жыл бұрын
@@mferdela8795 Well, I guess he doesn't befriend anti-immigrant lowlife.
@filipkogut8533
Жыл бұрын
@@mferdela8795 as long as they don't disrespect you in your face it's all good imo. Everyone is entitled to their opinion and not liking immigrants is a basic feeling people have everywhere in the World, unfortunately.
Nobody mentioned being tall!
What handsome hosts 😍 ! I've enjoyed this episode! Very interesting for me since I lived in the Netherlands for awhile
Heel leuk kanaal om Nederlands te leren! Direct aboneert! Maar ik heb een foutje gezien, betekend "gierig" in Engels niet "stingy" or "thrifty"? "greedy" should be then "gulzig" of niet?
@picobello99
2 жыл бұрын
Greedy betekent toch gewoon gierig? Gulzig gaat specifiek over eten en ze hebben het hier over geld.
I've been waiting soo sooo long for Easy Dutch!!!! ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you!!! So much!😊
I am so excited for this new channel! Keep up the good work!!
I was really waiting for a Dutch channel 😍😍😍 amazing job!!!!
Leuk dat je dit kanaal hebt gepubliceerd! : )
keep doing this video, nice work. dank je wel!
Finally Easy Dutch 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 greetings from Argentina
Im planning to go to Netherlands, so first a need to practice my Dutch and this channel just come from the sky to save my life! Thanks for the subtitles and everything !
very good video . keep doing what your doing guys
Fun video! From my experience, I would say that the Dutch have the best frituur cultuur - very nice fries, kibbeling, bitterbollen, kroket, the list goes on
mooi video, goede material voor Nederlands leren. bedankt👍
Amazing video ! ❤ Greetings from Brazil! 🇧🇷
Great video thumbnail choice! Gorgeous dude 😍
It kind of sounds like the Sims. I love it
I love the Dutch people very friendly and outgoing and I would love to be able to speak Dutch.
You literally own duolingo! This is some talent I see.
Ik hou van het nieuw kanaal 👏👏💪
It's crazy how whenever you ask someone to describe the people of their country, they will always bring up the negative features of their culture. I always thought of the Dutch as chill, responsible and intelligent people, this is the first time I hear them characterised as "gierig" lmao
@EasyDutch
2 жыл бұрын
Well, it's not something new that Dutch people really think about it twice before giving out some money... :D
yayy new Dutch channel!
More of this :D!!!!
"dus fair enough", I love it!
Eten we ook fricandellen in Nord-frankrijk en in België! Leuk dat we deze algemeene cultuur hebben! Bedankt voor de video's, uit frankrijk!
Great!
karaktereigenschappen vind ik lastig want eigenlijk verschilt dat per mens. In elk land heb je gierige of juist mensen die heel erg delen. In elk land heb je directe en minder directe mensen. Ik kan niet zeggen dat het typisch Nederlands is. Mijn zus heeft dat wel heel erg maar ik ben juist weer het tegenovergestelde. Ik heb altijd veel gedeeld en uitgegeven haha. Ik denk dat vooral nuchterheid wel kan kloppen
Everyone seems so nice and pleasant
Leuk kanaal :D!!
4:15 Grapjassen zitten Corona te drinken tijdens Corona xP
A co-worker of mine went to The Netherlands for vacation and came back with boxes of stroopwaffles.....I'm addicted to them XD
Need more videos please
nailed it.
Leuk filmpje echter een borrel is een klein glaasje met jenever
Hey I feel like there is a slight translation error in the subtitles. Gierig is translated as meaning greedy, when does it not in fact mean stingy? Which is slightly different :)
@EasyDutch
Жыл бұрын
Yes, we noticed it, but we cannot do anything about it, now. :) Thank you!
Dank u
Enig! Ik ben duidelijk wat ouder, want van Tikkies rondsturen na een borrel heb ik echt nog nooit gehoord. (wel van Tikkie hoor) Hilarisch en grappig dat de jeugd dus nog steeds ook 'ons ben zunig' is!
@annivlaflipfan9184
11 ай бұрын
Ik ken de uitdrukking van "Learn Dutch with Kim." daar heb ik het voor het eerst gehoord.
@waadfrelle
11 ай бұрын
@@annivlaflipfan9184 mijn dochter kent het goed :)
@annivlaflipfan9184
11 ай бұрын
@@waadfrelle Wat bedoel je precies? De Tikkie of 'Learn Dutch with Kim'? Mooi profielfoto trouwens.
@waadfrelle
11 ай бұрын
@@annivlaflipfan9184 de tikkie
Mijn indruk van Nederlanders was dat ze erg vrijndlijk zijn, vooral in vergelijking met Duitsers (ik woon in Duitsland). Oh en dat ze uitstekend het Engels spreken!
The good weather brought out the frat boys and sorority girls, lol.
Dit was een leuke. Waar was dit. Vraag ik me af, overal behalve Brabant, zover was ik.
Love the Dutch ❤️❤️😂
De meiden op 3:34: die zijn echt knap 😊😊! En heel gezellig!
@Harry_PP030
2 жыл бұрын
Jammer van die lelijke gooise r....
I thought you're holding a toilet brush. 0:41 😁
_Gierig_ is better translated as stingy, cheap, tight. I think the confusion might stem from the fact that this is actually a false friend with German _gierig_ which does mean greedy. Cheers and great channel!
I was shocked to see Corona Light to make an appearance
Ik studeer nu Nederlands en ik heb een vraag. Wat betekent "tikkie"? Because I suppose it doesn't mean "tick" in this context
@EasyDutch
Жыл бұрын
A tikkie is an online payment request you can send to someone through your phone. Then that person pays it and the money is sent to your bank account. Tikkies are mostly used to split the cost of something, like a restaurant bill, a common present for someone or something you booked for a more people, for example. :)
Rather than "greediness" for "gierigheid", you mean "miserly", "tight" or "stingy".
👏👏👏
Nice microphone
I think bitterballen looks like tasty
niemand heeft fietsen genoemd? in mijn geboortestad is het onmogelijk om ergens te fietsen, maar hier in nederland je kunt overal naartoe. heel gezellig, en ja... ook wel duurzamer
Charming people
Wat is er gebeurt met afleveringen 1 tot 15? Ze zijn niet georestricted? (in Hungarie, Belgie, de Verenigde Staten, of Japan, die zijn alle landen dat ik heb geprobeerd)
@ErikOosterwal
2 жыл бұрын
Look in the "Home" tab of the channel. It looks like many of the videos were published using a different channel name, "Easy Languages," and those don't appear in the "videos" tab.
@asaasa7900
2 жыл бұрын
@@ErikOosterwal Dank u wel! Ik zal het proberen.
@EasyDutch
2 жыл бұрын
Indeed, the first Easy Dutch videos were published on the general Easy Languages channel! Take a look at them here: :) Easy Dutch videos: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nZWTqMFuddi8oLg.html&ab_channel=EasyDutch Super Easy Dutch videos: kzread.info/dash/bejne/qnqcktWOncTYkag.html&ab_channel=EasyLanguages
I think you forget one very important echt Nederlands thing and that is the bicycles!! That is Dutch for sure! Ja? 😊
@EasyDutch
Жыл бұрын
True! That's why we shot some nice videos about the Dutch cycling infrastructure and about why the Dutch love cycling! Check them out! 😄
@karenvanschalkwyk9593
Жыл бұрын
@@EasyDutch I will check it out for sure, dankie 🚲😉
Klompen dragen we niet meer? Alleen voor de show. Die komt duidelijk weinig buiten de stad. 😂😂
The grammatically correct English should actually be “what is typically Dutch”. Otherwise, great video!
@wiegeroord9822
2 жыл бұрын
I thought what's and what is is the same.
Ik leer nu al 4 jaar Nederlands (ben uit Duitsland) maar ik heb nog nooit iemand "een tikkie sturen" horen zeggen Wat betekent dat?
@EasyDutch
2 жыл бұрын
Dat je gulle vrienden hebt! :D
@florianstechert4512
2 жыл бұрын
@@EasyDutch ahhh ok nu begrijp ik het , dank je wel:)
@TheSeNaBi
2 жыл бұрын
Easy Dutch 5 maanden geleden A “tikkie” is a payment request sent by whatsapp or other social platforms to friends in the Netherlands mostly to split the bill :)
.. 🍎Wow!
Typisch Nederlands is fietsen.
Ik verbaas mij er over dat niemand het broodje zoute haring (met of zonder gesnipperde ui) heeft genoemd. Er is niks meer typisch Nederlands dan dat. Het schijnt zo te zijn dat er maar 2 volken zijn die rauwe vis eten, Japanners(Sashimi) en Nederlanders (zoute haring) Geen idee of het echt waar is maar het idee is wel grappig.
@annivlaflipfan9184
11 ай бұрын
Ja, ik zat ook te wachten tot iemand dat zou zeggen "een haringje doen".
Does gierig mean greedy or stingy?
@EasyDutch
Ай бұрын
It means that you don't want to share money/possession with others/that you don't want to spend money...
Vor mij is het Peinenburg en appelflap
Haring met uitjes!
😍😍😍😍
In English the correct grammar would be "what is typically dutch"
ik leer dutch taal voor drie jaar en ik hoop nl land te zien
You gotta laugh :)
nobody mentioned bikes...............
Ugh the first guy is what we call a balletje of kakker in Dutch. The guy doesn't even know that people regularly were clogs in the Netherlands, mainly while gardening or doing odd jobs.
Please do a session on Dutch Fashion, doe alsjeblieft een sessie over Nederlandse mode What is going on with these young men? who is still wearing suits? especially blue suits??? this is the old IBM cliche, gone many decades ago (sorry Tim, I wore suits long enough and now I really hate them). Hockey? are the young men talking about ice hockey? how many dutch play in the NHL (Google says there are 4). Not sure why hockey is not more popular as you have a strong ice skating and soccer tradition. This would be my objective: get rid of suits and make hockey (ok, ijshockey naturlijk) the number one sport in the Nederlands!
Avg :)
directheid is goed - Duitsers doen dit blabla omheen ook niet
What is a "tikkie?" I see it translated into English as "tikkie" but have no idea what it means.
@EasyDutch
2 жыл бұрын
A “tikkie” is a payment request sent by whatsapp or other social platforms to friends in the Netherlands mostly to split the bill :)
@indyola9738
2 жыл бұрын
Cool! Is that short for something, like ticket, maybe?
@Dave-gw6wh
2 жыл бұрын
@@indyola9738 It comes from a childrens game, in English named 'Tag'. We call it 'Tikkertje' and when we tag someone we have to shout 'tikkie, jij bent hem!' Thats where they got their name from!
Nederlanders zijn helemaal niet gierig. Gewoon zuinig en dat is een goede eigenschap.
2:03 Als t zonnetje schijnt n biertje drinken. Een terrasje pakken. Overal verkleinwoorden van maken. Een Duitser zegt nooit "Ich trinke ein Bierchen". Een Calvinistische Nederlander voelt zich schuldig bij een pleziertje tijdens een feestje of partijtje. Daarom maakt ie het een beetje kleiner. Althans: in woorden.
@Harry_PP030
2 жыл бұрын
Jongeren zeggen 'een biertje' terwijl ze 'een pilsje' bedoelen. Bier is iets anders dan pils.
Terug in de tijd = indietro nel tempo
Ik vind dat de Duitsers zijn directer maar ik was nooit in Nederland.
@leonardfischer4033
2 жыл бұрын
You mean Germans or Dutch people?
@jonathanemslander6896
2 жыл бұрын
@@leonardfischer4033 Germans
@dream-67
2 жыл бұрын
Yes the Dutch are more humourous about their directness than the Germans or other European
@Widdekuu91
2 жыл бұрын
Ik weet het niet, ik vind de Duitsers een stuk beleefder als het gaat om de directheid. Ze zeggen wel waar het op staat en zijn duidelijk, maar ze blijven netjes. Waarbij een Nederlander ook wat krachttermen kan gebruiken of lompe woorden, die dan 'niet zo bedoeld zijn' maar wel lomp of grof klinken. Een kennis van me, die is een beetje makkelijk met dat soort dingen en die windt er geen doekjes om. Ze had onlangs last van een kind, dat ergens aan het huilen was. Ze zei; 'Goh, nou, als ik hem zo zie, dan flikker ik hem over de balustrade naar beneden!' Dat doet ze natuurlijk niet, ze is het soort mens wat knuffelend met de hamsters op de bank zit. Ze is nooit agressief. Maar ze zei het wel zo. Ze is gewoon een beetje simpel, als het over taal of over taalgebruik gaat. Even later kwam het kind naar beneden met de moeder, waarna ze tegen de moeder riep; 'Laat hem volgende keer z'n bek houden, ja?!' Het kind greep haar fiets vast en trok eraan, waarop ze de fiets wegtrok en riep; 'En nou die klauwen van me fiets anders dan raak je ze kwijt!' Waarna het kind met de moeder wegliep en zij verder vertelde over nieuwe kleine baby-engelen-beeldjes en kleine koelkastmagneetjes die ze gekocht had en dat ze die 'zooooo schattig en lief vond.' Nu is zij wel extreem direct..vind ik. Maar goed, dat zou in Duitsland gewoon agressief heten. En dit is gewoon een beetje vreemd Mokums ofzoiets. (Weetikveel, ik kom niet uit Mokum.)
@jonathanemslander6896
2 жыл бұрын
@@Widdekuu91 Firstly thanks for the new expressions. Dutch is full of these cool colloquialisms I had to look them up. “windt er geen doekjes om”. I guess as an American I can understand Dutch culture better because the mere absurdity of it makes it obvious to me. But it really throws me off how confidently Germans state things even if they are completely incorrect. Interesting idk.
Haring kwam niet ter sprake.
i think i want a Dutch man now them guys are hot
What is typically Dutch? Gierigheid!!
ik denk dat 'greedy' niet de beste vertaling is van 'gierigheid', Nederlanders zijn niet 'greedy' maar zeker 'stingy'
Typical Dutch is being a cheapskate. Speed Skating. Listening to Andre Hazes . Eating a kroket. Saying "Ya" a lot.
Betweterigheid. Overigens lijden meerdere nationaliteiten er aan. Edoch, veel mensen kunnen zich toch en andermans schoenen verbeelden.
I liked Germany I won't go Germany
I'm suprised no one said marijuana, literally every dutch person i have spoken with online, smokes weed all the day.
@Melody-yc7ck
2 жыл бұрын
Not even 2% of the people smoke weed every day, it is actually really not that common. Indeed, it's just not that interesting
@lindokuhlehlatshwayo9215
2 жыл бұрын
🤣🤣🤣
@MS-ut8fd
2 жыл бұрын
@@mariadebake5483 You can't be a "go getter" if you're high all the time.
@picobello99
2 жыл бұрын
I'm Dutch. I've never smoked weed (or anything else) in my life and I've only met a handful of people who tried it.
@Widdekuu91
2 жыл бұрын
I once spoke to someone about being from the Netherlands. They asked if I had weed. I said I did not have weed. They asked where I lived or worked. I said I lived close to Amsterdam and worked in Amsterdam. The man asked; How much are you?' I was confused and said; Do you mean how old I am?' The man said; 'No, how much? You work in Amsterdam, right?' I said; 'Yes, but in a department store...I'm not a prostitute.' He said; 'A department-store in Amsterdam...so a sex-shop?' I said; 'No...the V&D...I sell pillows and heavy suitcases and expensive clothing and mugs.." Amsterdam is more than just one street, it's a gigantic city. And Holland is more than Amsterdam. And the Netherlands is more than Holland. Et cetera.
Gierig =/= greedy = stingy or frugal Or more literally, 'vulture-like'
@hannofranz7973
2 жыл бұрын
Gierig = greedy auf Deutsch schon, aber auf Niederländisch nicht. gierig = geizig