Personally, I definitely miss living in Holland (Rotterdam, Rijmond, Zwolle) and I am actually thinking about moving back. I hope you loved your time over there.
@jeanmarc495614 күн бұрын
hi i really liked your video... i am a web developer and i want to move into one of these europeans countries... is finding a job as a web developer hard?? or...?
@Christine-hr8in26 күн бұрын
How much times you gonna say "guys?"
@nikershawvon-haffemendescr1456Ай бұрын
Netherlands sucks lol please stop it
@3I6M925 күн бұрын
At last, an honest comment! Thankyou!
@michelvoortman4725Ай бұрын
Debit cards, that's what we use. Credit cards rarely.
@dimrrider91332 ай бұрын
The weather haha you can have 4 seasons in 1 day. Directness: your a nice and beautifal lady who have a lovely reaction of our small country :)
@Itzvep2 ай бұрын
Hi sis please can you talk about how you pass the ibugering civic exam
@JourneywithKasitti2 ай бұрын
Nice one. How is school admission rate for international students?
@coppersulphate0022 ай бұрын
what part of the Netherlands do you live?
@coppersulphate0022 ай бұрын
Most Europeans except for the French are very direct
@drewbase4 ай бұрын
Groningen is a city with a lot of students and surrounded by farmers and rural country. People are a bit more friendly and relaxed. If one smiles, it’s generally not fake. But rain in the morning, sun in the afternoon and snow in the evening 😂😂😂😂 that doesn’t happen much but I had to laugh
@HoodsGlobal4 ай бұрын
Does the " directness" apply to dating or do the women play games like in other countries?
@sleepingbeautyoracle4 ай бұрын
I really want to visit for kings day.
@soulangela71543 ай бұрын
If you do make sure you have the right date (27th of april but be sure to check)! The date can vary depending on what day it is and every year there's many confused tourists that come at the wrong date because King's day used to be Queen's day (30th of april) because we had a queen at the time. There's even a committee dedicated to throwing a party for said confused tourists so they didn't come for nothing.
@AntioneAngele-cy8yb5 ай бұрын
I know. Dad was a doctor
@AntioneAngele-cy8yb5 ай бұрын
Go for the top! Work work work. Nice program
@sweetmotherofgirl5 ай бұрын
I was cooking so maybe I missed it lol, but did you experience any sort of racism? I am white, but my children are mixed and their father is black. I love everything I’m hearing and we would like to move abroad when they reach high school, but I don’t want to plan or prepare to take my family somewhere that won’t be the best
@scampishfoxx31386 ай бұрын
Give it a few months and you’ll be owned by a white Dutch man. Seems like this is what black women do. Willingly give themselves to 🤲🏻men that never intend to introduce them to their family.
@Selynia269 ай бұрын
Loved your video😊
@Fii_traDes10 ай бұрын
I want to find out if a tourist visa is easy to be convert to work permit in holland?
@UNSCRIPTEDSHAWNRAY10 ай бұрын
Stupid video
@expatnetherlandsnl859210 ай бұрын
Do these 10 things first as an expat in The Netherlands kzread.info/dash/bejne/c4ODpKeqkpmxlrQ.html
@recordthat1726 Жыл бұрын
Pukuta Mwanza here, doing great Ndina, looking good.
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
Thank you Pukuta ❤️ and thanks for watching! I appreciate
@ellorakamineni Жыл бұрын
this is all so true, especially the point about being a lifelong learner! i had no idea how much medicine changes daily and you truly have to LOVE it in order to keep up!
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
Yes, you’re totally correct! The love for medicine is what will motivate you to keep going. Thanks for watching ❤️🙏🏿
@zolekahoko Жыл бұрын
The title is so relatable!!😂
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
😂😄
@tendaikamanga4058 Жыл бұрын
You make me happy 😂😂I feel like I’m with you but you just can’t get me😂. It’s so nice that I’v we’ve finally seen Chila😁🤗
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
❤️ I love you so much! Thanks for watching
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
**Correction: 19th March and not 23rd March**
@kekeletsomathaba2515 Жыл бұрын
My gorgeous friend😍😍😍 I smile like an idiot everytime I watch your videos. Loveee the consistency. Here for all of it😍🔥
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
Awwww ❤️❤️ thank you so much my love, I appreciate you!!
@greyy_097 Жыл бұрын
Honestly, you seem like a Sweet adorable person.😄, this video made my day better hearing you.
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
You are so kind 🤗 I'm glad it made your day. You're welcome to my channel
@623navjot4 Жыл бұрын
I love you too 😘❤️ Miss you all like crazy
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
I miss you too my love ❤️❤️
@623navjot4 Жыл бұрын
I remember how we used to count every single mark in biochemistry just to pass that subject 😂
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
😂😂
@zda_kid8169 Жыл бұрын
God punish you
@yosoykarito Жыл бұрын
New sub from Peru O(∩_∩)O The Netherlands is one of my favorite countries, the other one is Ireland :P. I love how Dutch people express their ideas without fear and sugar coating; I wish we had that feature in our Latin American culture. Directness could hurt but lies hurt even more, so I prefer honest people.
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much ❤️ I completely agree with you, honesty is a great virtue. Welcome to the family 🤗
@jeanmbambiko625 Жыл бұрын
Excuse me girl you are so beautiful 😻 I wish I was this beautiful 💗
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
Girl you’re so beautiful! What am I saying? You’re STUNNING😍…and thank you 🙏🏿
@emelialukolongo1474 Жыл бұрын
you guys, you're really buddies
@chloetanner2217 Жыл бұрын
Gorgeous gorgeous girls 😊
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
Thank you ❤️🫶🏾
@lovelylily2757 Жыл бұрын
You girls look so amazing 😚😘
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
Thank you 😊😘
@lanasillitoe1979 Жыл бұрын
Congratulations on the Business 🥰❤️ nice vlog
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
Thank you ❤️
@MAUVE5 Жыл бұрын
First time I came across your channel. I immediately subscribed. You speak clearly and with lots of positive vibes. As a Dutch person I am still not used to the weather haha
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
Thank you very much 🙏🏿 It’s nice that you had the time to watch the video and leave a comment .
@Dutchbelg3 Жыл бұрын
A smile is not just to reflect the person is feeling happy... it is also used to be friendly without a word. It is an invitation to be friendly! 🙂 If you smile the way you smile in this video I would love to help you with anything. 🙂
@Hrn250 Жыл бұрын
Heath: If we don't feel well, we Dutch people can't just go to a hospital. First of all, make sure you are registered with a GP practice. ( huisarts) The doctor will determine whether it is necessary for you to go to the hospital for further examination or treatment. So if something is wrong, you call them first. just going to the hospital for an ailment is unnecessary and hospitals are not meant for that. In case of emergencies, such as serious accidents or life-threatening situations, you call 112.
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
Thank you for your contribution, I didn’t know exactly understand what Huisarts meant before but now I know…I’m learning so much already.
@williamgeardener2509 Жыл бұрын
@@ndinachila The huisarts is a general practitioner who acts as a gatekeeper for specialised help. Except for emergencies, you aren't going te get specialised medical care without referral from the huisarts. You must also know that in the Netherlands you don't get medicines for every cough, itch, slight fever or headache. Do not be surprised when you think that you're going to die, the huisarts sends you home with the advice to buy Paracetamol and stay in bed until you feel better.
@lucas1110 Жыл бұрын
Hi Ndina, im a dutch guy. I think you are very beautiful. Do you want to hang out some time ? :)
@JFTM00 Жыл бұрын
To be honest, Nederland is seldom extreme; weatherlike, crime, response people, no bij slumberneigbourhoods and so on. Almost boring. By the way; Albert Heijn is known as expensive. Lidl, Aldi or other discounters are more cheaper and good enough. Healthcare starts at the Huisarts or Huisartspraktijk HAP. Hospital is just a second stage
@winwinmilieudefensie7757 Жыл бұрын
You can be direkt right back and reply i am 30+ no forther comments
@TheEvertw Жыл бұрын
Had to smile about the coffeeshops. I guess that will be weird for new people ;-) But never mind, you can also go to a café (which is French for coffee). But most Dutch people go there for alcoholic beverages. Though they will serve coffee or tea, especially during the day (if open). But the best places for coffee are lunchrooms or restaurants, especially those with outdoor seating (terras). Coffee is so ingrained in Dutch culture that most people make their own coffee, both at home and at the workplace. Many shops also offer it to patrons, e.g. the higher-end clothing stores.
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
Thank you for watching and sharing your comments, it's highly appreciated. I've also learnt from your comment. You're welcome to my channel 💝
@TheEvertw Жыл бұрын
Let me assure you, when a Dutch person smiles at you, 9 out of 10 that smile is genuine. Dutch people have no problem with being grumpy in public.
@LordCucumber77 Жыл бұрын
I was about to say, we generally open up emotionally in any emotional direction, without holding back 😂
@lellahfloral41632 ай бұрын
@@LordCucumber77 that's good to know
@Frahamen Жыл бұрын
A tip for Dutch, or really North Sea weather caus it also counts for anything from Northern France too Norway or the UK: Always expect for the worst. Never leave your house without a rain jacket. Ware layers so you can take off something if it's hotter than expected.
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
Very true, it does rain a lot. Thank you for watching 💝
@angelinasourenАй бұрын
Foldable umbrella
@chubbymoth5810 Жыл бұрын
Most countries where you get lots of medicines will have doctors benefit of prescribing them. It's not that you actually need them to get well. Here, doctors do not have an incentive to load you up with drugs that will whack you out for a bit and might be involved with a cure. Most medicines seem to be more a cure for Karens. "I feel sick,.. so gimme medicine!" Placebos do a great job for that. You have to think of the Dutch healthcare system as if it was a IT organisation. The GP in the doctors practise is the fly catcher like 1st line support. They help with the standard issues and only when they consider your condition serious, they will refer you to a hospital. That is the second line and they'll do the standard serious conditions. Then if you're really in a dire shape according to them you get sent to the third line, the academic hospital where they can exert their Frankenstein experiments upon your poor body. But yeah,.. most ailment do not require more than hot water, a cloth and maybe if you have a really high fever some paracetamol. If you are for sure in dire shape, you'll get sent straight to the hospital, like for instance when I came to my GP all yellow, I was sent from my GP to the hospital straight away. Finding a GP these days is quite a challenge some times, maybe ask a friendly neighbour if they can recommend one.
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
You're absolutely right, I'm starting to get a hang of it. The whole system makes more sense now. Thank you for watching and sharing your opinion. You're welcome to my channel 💝
@MadeToDanceStudio4 ай бұрын
Cool vid, thank you. Q: How is this addressed if you have a chronic condition and have previously prescribed meds from South Africa?
@Yvolve Жыл бұрын
On the subject of Dutch doctors and hospitals: Currently, the system is quite terrible because of government mismanagement but the idea is solid. You have a local GP (General Practitioner, or Huisarts) who will refer you to hospital if need be. You only go to hospital directly for emergencies. With the system being mismanaged, it is hard to find a GP as it is based on your postal code and some areas are densely populated but have few doctors. Keep calling local GP's to find someone who has an opening. As you mention, antibiotics resistance is an issue in countries where you can get those yourself, which is why it is highly regulated here. The same goes for most meds as many people can deal with their illness themselves, if their immune system is good. This is the reason you get paracetamol and a warm water compress, with the advice to eat fruit and vegetables, as that cures most basic illness. Most of the world is overmedicated, which means you need more to achieve the same, raising cost and making it harder to treat people. One of the main reasons this can be done is that we have unlimited sick days essentially. If you get sick, you can take the time to have your body take care of the problem. In the US for example, people overmedicate because calling in sick will cause them to lose their job, which is insane to me.
@kaasmeester5903 Жыл бұрын
Another issue is that GPs got orders to minimize the nr. of referrals, especially for preventive care. "Take a pill and wait 3 days" is the mantra in NL. Thankfully not all GPs follow this.
@Yvolve Жыл бұрын
@@kaasmeester5903 Yes, that is a big problem but down to cost cutting and bad government policy.
@antbrk986 Жыл бұрын
@@kaasmeester5903 "GPs got orders to minimize the nr. of referrals" Source?
@meticulousgeek Жыл бұрын
Well if you like potatoes you definitely came to the right country. Jokes aside, belated welcome to the lowlands!
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
Thank you sm 🤗💝 You're also welcome to my channel, please subscribe for more contents from me.
@RealConstructor Жыл бұрын
Please don’t beep words away, that’s not a habit or a regular thing in The Netherlands. You can say everything here. Only if you insult people, speak badly about someone or lie about something, you can get in some kind of trouble, but only after you said it. We are used to correct people afterwards, not upfront.
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
Thank you 🙏🏿 I will take note of this.
@yasmeenahmaiden Жыл бұрын
@P Constructor Sure, on Dutch TV it's pretty normal to have curse words or names of drugs etcetera mentioned without any issue. However, this is a video on KZread, which is shown worldwide. It's policy for KZread to demonetize videos if there's too much swear words or words pertaining to drugs used in the video. So it's really not a bad idea to either bleep such words out or use alternative words in this case, unless the person making videos is okay not receiving any add revenue money from them. 🤷♀️
@roykliffen9674 Жыл бұрын
@@ndinachila The commenter is not wrong .... within limits. We Dutch don't mind hearing "bad words" so your Dutch audience will in general not be offended. KZread however have set themselves up as the "arbiter of decency" and will punish the use of words they don't like. I don't think words like "drugs" will be too problematic for YT, but they are notorious for not clearly stating what is allowed and what not (they like to keep their users in uncertainty so those users "self-censor" often to a higher degree than required in order not to lose their videos or their channel). Do simply edit your videos to what you yourself are feeling comfortable with.
@ricardobrands9736 Жыл бұрын
I think you took a local doctor for a hospital caus I never had a Dutch hospital decline a patient because he /. she is new. (Im dutch btw)
@ndinachila Жыл бұрын
Yeah, I probably did..thanks for your comment 🙏🏿
@ricardobrands9736 Жыл бұрын
@@ndinachila your welcome. Local docters operate within certain postal codes for new clients. So for example i live in 3553ED. Only house doctor clinics who operate in the specific area will be able to take you in. Sometimes one of then is full. This is to enshure they can get to you quick in case of urgent need
@ricardobrands9736 Жыл бұрын
If you ever experiance urgent need for care you can always go for your nearest hospital. They usualy have a special doctors post for this
@TheEvertw Жыл бұрын
However, for non-emergency care, you must first go to a GP to be referred to a specialist. And many GP's accept no new patients. I can imagine a new citizen being confused & rebuffed multiple times. When a Dutch person moves to a different place, one of the first things they do is register with a local GP. The VVD is to blame for under-funding the health care system and making it less accessible. We need a more progressive government.
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Personally, I definitely miss living in Holland (Rotterdam, Rijmond, Zwolle) and I am actually thinking about moving back. I hope you loved your time over there.
hi i really liked your video... i am a web developer and i want to move into one of these europeans countries... is finding a job as a web developer hard?? or...?
How much times you gonna say "guys?"
Netherlands sucks lol please stop it
At last, an honest comment! Thankyou!
Debit cards, that's what we use. Credit cards rarely.
The weather haha you can have 4 seasons in 1 day. Directness: your a nice and beautifal lady who have a lovely reaction of our small country :)
Hi sis please can you talk about how you pass the ibugering civic exam
Nice one. How is school admission rate for international students?
what part of the Netherlands do you live?
Most Europeans except for the French are very direct
Groningen is a city with a lot of students and surrounded by farmers and rural country. People are a bit more friendly and relaxed. If one smiles, it’s generally not fake. But rain in the morning, sun in the afternoon and snow in the evening 😂😂😂😂 that doesn’t happen much but I had to laugh
Does the " directness" apply to dating or do the women play games like in other countries?
I really want to visit for kings day.
If you do make sure you have the right date (27th of april but be sure to check)! The date can vary depending on what day it is and every year there's many confused tourists that come at the wrong date because King's day used to be Queen's day (30th of april) because we had a queen at the time. There's even a committee dedicated to throwing a party for said confused tourists so they didn't come for nothing.
I know. Dad was a doctor
Go for the top! Work work work. Nice program
I was cooking so maybe I missed it lol, but did you experience any sort of racism? I am white, but my children are mixed and their father is black. I love everything I’m hearing and we would like to move abroad when they reach high school, but I don’t want to plan or prepare to take my family somewhere that won’t be the best
Give it a few months and you’ll be owned by a white Dutch man. Seems like this is what black women do. Willingly give themselves to 🤲🏻men that never intend to introduce them to their family.
Loved your video😊
I want to find out if a tourist visa is easy to be convert to work permit in holland?
Stupid video
Do these 10 things first as an expat in The Netherlands kzread.info/dash/bejne/c4ODpKeqkpmxlrQ.html
Pukuta Mwanza here, doing great Ndina, looking good.
Thank you Pukuta ❤️ and thanks for watching! I appreciate
this is all so true, especially the point about being a lifelong learner! i had no idea how much medicine changes daily and you truly have to LOVE it in order to keep up!
Yes, you’re totally correct! The love for medicine is what will motivate you to keep going. Thanks for watching ❤️🙏🏿
The title is so relatable!!😂
😂😄
You make me happy 😂😂I feel like I’m with you but you just can’t get me😂. It’s so nice that I’v we’ve finally seen Chila😁🤗
❤️ I love you so much! Thanks for watching
**Correction: 19th March and not 23rd March**
My gorgeous friend😍😍😍 I smile like an idiot everytime I watch your videos. Loveee the consistency. Here for all of it😍🔥
Awwww ❤️❤️ thank you so much my love, I appreciate you!!
Honestly, you seem like a Sweet adorable person.😄, this video made my day better hearing you.
You are so kind 🤗 I'm glad it made your day. You're welcome to my channel
I love you too 😘❤️ Miss you all like crazy
I miss you too my love ❤️❤️
I remember how we used to count every single mark in biochemistry just to pass that subject 😂
😂😂
God punish you
New sub from Peru O(∩_∩)O The Netherlands is one of my favorite countries, the other one is Ireland :P. I love how Dutch people express their ideas without fear and sugar coating; I wish we had that feature in our Latin American culture. Directness could hurt but lies hurt even more, so I prefer honest people.
Thank you so much ❤️ I completely agree with you, honesty is a great virtue. Welcome to the family 🤗
Excuse me girl you are so beautiful 😻 I wish I was this beautiful 💗
Girl you’re so beautiful! What am I saying? You’re STUNNING😍…and thank you 🙏🏿
you guys, you're really buddies
Gorgeous gorgeous girls 😊
Thank you ❤️🫶🏾
You girls look so amazing 😚😘
Thank you 😊😘
Congratulations on the Business 🥰❤️ nice vlog
Thank you ❤️
First time I came across your channel. I immediately subscribed. You speak clearly and with lots of positive vibes. As a Dutch person I am still not used to the weather haha
Thank you very much 🙏🏿 It’s nice that you had the time to watch the video and leave a comment .
A smile is not just to reflect the person is feeling happy... it is also used to be friendly without a word. It is an invitation to be friendly! 🙂 If you smile the way you smile in this video I would love to help you with anything. 🙂
Heath: If we don't feel well, we Dutch people can't just go to a hospital. First of all, make sure you are registered with a GP practice. ( huisarts) The doctor will determine whether it is necessary for you to go to the hospital for further examination or treatment. So if something is wrong, you call them first. just going to the hospital for an ailment is unnecessary and hospitals are not meant for that. In case of emergencies, such as serious accidents or life-threatening situations, you call 112.
Thank you for your contribution, I didn’t know exactly understand what Huisarts meant before but now I know…I’m learning so much already.
@@ndinachila The huisarts is a general practitioner who acts as a gatekeeper for specialised help. Except for emergencies, you aren't going te get specialised medical care without referral from the huisarts. You must also know that in the Netherlands you don't get medicines for every cough, itch, slight fever or headache. Do not be surprised when you think that you're going to die, the huisarts sends you home with the advice to buy Paracetamol and stay in bed until you feel better.
Hi Ndina, im a dutch guy. I think you are very beautiful. Do you want to hang out some time ? :)
To be honest, Nederland is seldom extreme; weatherlike, crime, response people, no bij slumberneigbourhoods and so on. Almost boring. By the way; Albert Heijn is known as expensive. Lidl, Aldi or other discounters are more cheaper and good enough. Healthcare starts at the Huisarts or Huisartspraktijk HAP. Hospital is just a second stage
You can be direkt right back and reply i am 30+ no forther comments
Had to smile about the coffeeshops. I guess that will be weird for new people ;-) But never mind, you can also go to a café (which is French for coffee). But most Dutch people go there for alcoholic beverages. Though they will serve coffee or tea, especially during the day (if open). But the best places for coffee are lunchrooms or restaurants, especially those with outdoor seating (terras). Coffee is so ingrained in Dutch culture that most people make their own coffee, both at home and at the workplace. Many shops also offer it to patrons, e.g. the higher-end clothing stores.
Thank you for watching and sharing your comments, it's highly appreciated. I've also learnt from your comment. You're welcome to my channel 💝
Let me assure you, when a Dutch person smiles at you, 9 out of 10 that smile is genuine. Dutch people have no problem with being grumpy in public.
I was about to say, we generally open up emotionally in any emotional direction, without holding back 😂
@@LordCucumber77 that's good to know
A tip for Dutch, or really North Sea weather caus it also counts for anything from Northern France too Norway or the UK: Always expect for the worst. Never leave your house without a rain jacket. Ware layers so you can take off something if it's hotter than expected.
Very true, it does rain a lot. Thank you for watching 💝
Foldable umbrella
Most countries where you get lots of medicines will have doctors benefit of prescribing them. It's not that you actually need them to get well. Here, doctors do not have an incentive to load you up with drugs that will whack you out for a bit and might be involved with a cure. Most medicines seem to be more a cure for Karens. "I feel sick,.. so gimme medicine!" Placebos do a great job for that. You have to think of the Dutch healthcare system as if it was a IT organisation. The GP in the doctors practise is the fly catcher like 1st line support. They help with the standard issues and only when they consider your condition serious, they will refer you to a hospital. That is the second line and they'll do the standard serious conditions. Then if you're really in a dire shape according to them you get sent to the third line, the academic hospital where they can exert their Frankenstein experiments upon your poor body. But yeah,.. most ailment do not require more than hot water, a cloth and maybe if you have a really high fever some paracetamol. If you are for sure in dire shape, you'll get sent straight to the hospital, like for instance when I came to my GP all yellow, I was sent from my GP to the hospital straight away. Finding a GP these days is quite a challenge some times, maybe ask a friendly neighbour if they can recommend one.
You're absolutely right, I'm starting to get a hang of it. The whole system makes more sense now. Thank you for watching and sharing your opinion. You're welcome to my channel 💝
Cool vid, thank you. Q: How is this addressed if you have a chronic condition and have previously prescribed meds from South Africa?
On the subject of Dutch doctors and hospitals: Currently, the system is quite terrible because of government mismanagement but the idea is solid. You have a local GP (General Practitioner, or Huisarts) who will refer you to hospital if need be. You only go to hospital directly for emergencies. With the system being mismanaged, it is hard to find a GP as it is based on your postal code and some areas are densely populated but have few doctors. Keep calling local GP's to find someone who has an opening. As you mention, antibiotics resistance is an issue in countries where you can get those yourself, which is why it is highly regulated here. The same goes for most meds as many people can deal with their illness themselves, if their immune system is good. This is the reason you get paracetamol and a warm water compress, with the advice to eat fruit and vegetables, as that cures most basic illness. Most of the world is overmedicated, which means you need more to achieve the same, raising cost and making it harder to treat people. One of the main reasons this can be done is that we have unlimited sick days essentially. If you get sick, you can take the time to have your body take care of the problem. In the US for example, people overmedicate because calling in sick will cause them to lose their job, which is insane to me.
Another issue is that GPs got orders to minimize the nr. of referrals, especially for preventive care. "Take a pill and wait 3 days" is the mantra in NL. Thankfully not all GPs follow this.
@@kaasmeester5903 Yes, that is a big problem but down to cost cutting and bad government policy.
@@kaasmeester5903 "GPs got orders to minimize the nr. of referrals" Source?
Well if you like potatoes you definitely came to the right country. Jokes aside, belated welcome to the lowlands!
Thank you sm 🤗💝 You're also welcome to my channel, please subscribe for more contents from me.
Please don’t beep words away, that’s not a habit or a regular thing in The Netherlands. You can say everything here. Only if you insult people, speak badly about someone or lie about something, you can get in some kind of trouble, but only after you said it. We are used to correct people afterwards, not upfront.
Thank you 🙏🏿 I will take note of this.
@P Constructor Sure, on Dutch TV it's pretty normal to have curse words or names of drugs etcetera mentioned without any issue. However, this is a video on KZread, which is shown worldwide. It's policy for KZread to demonetize videos if there's too much swear words or words pertaining to drugs used in the video. So it's really not a bad idea to either bleep such words out or use alternative words in this case, unless the person making videos is okay not receiving any add revenue money from them. 🤷♀️
@@ndinachila The commenter is not wrong .... within limits. We Dutch don't mind hearing "bad words" so your Dutch audience will in general not be offended. KZread however have set themselves up as the "arbiter of decency" and will punish the use of words they don't like. I don't think words like "drugs" will be too problematic for YT, but they are notorious for not clearly stating what is allowed and what not (they like to keep their users in uncertainty so those users "self-censor" often to a higher degree than required in order not to lose their videos or their channel). Do simply edit your videos to what you yourself are feeling comfortable with.
I think you took a local doctor for a hospital caus I never had a Dutch hospital decline a patient because he /. she is new. (Im dutch btw)
Yeah, I probably did..thanks for your comment 🙏🏿
@@ndinachila your welcome. Local docters operate within certain postal codes for new clients. So for example i live in 3553ED. Only house doctor clinics who operate in the specific area will be able to take you in. Sometimes one of then is full. This is to enshure they can get to you quick in case of urgent need
If you ever experiance urgent need for care you can always go for your nearest hospital. They usualy have a special doctors post for this
However, for non-emergency care, you must first go to a GP to be referred to a specialist. And many GP's accept no new patients. I can imagine a new citizen being confused & rebuffed multiple times. When a Dutch person moves to a different place, one of the first things they do is register with a local GP. The VVD is to blame for under-funding the health care system and making it less accessible. We need a more progressive government.
@@TheEvertwyeah definately