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just learn the numbers, no need to do math in your head, Danish don't do that anyway, in fact noone does in their mother language. All these explanations are just complicating things

History is the glue to these tree languages. I've been reading up on Old Norse, and texts from the viking age until modern Norwegian and Danish, I have found the same thing. Most native words have the same common Old Norse root-word. This is of course unless it's a loanword from German or Latin.

i was wondering, is that path to the island artificial? 👀

One of those wonderful meandering days out where you don't have any particular strong goals but just spend the day enjoying the world. I love those! Lovely to meet Arki too :)

Smukt smukt smukt

the absolute worst part of this is that the tracks and stones will just lie in the open like this video shows, other light tracks in the europe lay down grass or other nice decorastion to hide what is basically a train track, but no, we cant have that just ugly gray open tracks. stupid!

yay!!!!!!!!

Camera technically perfect. Not 100 percent sure of the lasagna ... But I'm Italian

1000 ! Congratulations ! You should have one million .... but better than nothin ! Saluti !!!

good job.

Thank you, this is very fascinating and helpful!

Dett intressëre mig, ein zonal konstruëret Skandinawisch hülpspråk. Und ig have de Intergermanisch språk, welke repräsentëre all Germanisch språken und di umfatte de Skandinawisch språken.

I saw this after the it's ok koy animation and am confused, sounds very different

When I was in school back in the 60's Ydding Skovhøj was considered the highest point of Denmark. It is 170.77 m. But this includes a bronze age burial mound. The natural hill is 9 cm lower than Møllehøj.

From Himmelbjerget you can actually see a hill that is no less than 10 m taller. I find it very strange that they thought that Himmelbjerget was the tallest point in Denmark for so long.

I have only seen Teddy Venlig. I used to work nearby.

it's mostly the same in german

They all look beutiful, but I dont think any metro system beats stockholm when it comes to art

The best way to find mutually intelligible Scandinavia words is to disregard recent or foreign influences. Finding a synonym of Old Norse origin usually solves the problem. Many shared words exist in all of the languages. Some of them are less commonly used, sometimes they might have slightly different meanings, but anyone of a reasonable mind should be able to interpret and use them. This is what happens when Scandinavians speak Scandinavian with each other. You omit peculiar domestic words (applies especially to Swedes living in urban regions) and try to find mutually understood forms. It takes some practise but isn't too difficult. One example you mentioned is Old Norse 'morgunmatr' giving us Danish morgenmad, Norwegian morgenmat and Icelandic and Faroese morgunmatur. A direct translation to Swedish gives us morgonmat, which Google might not accept, but is indeed a real word, albeit rare nowadays. It cannot possibly be misunderstood. The word frukost/frokost is on the other hand a loanword from German. It's thus useless in regions where traditional forms are retained. Lunch/Lunsj is a much more recent loanword, originally a fancy upper class word, borrowed from English Lunch, recorded in Swedish since 1852.

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that’s a bit more eventful than most of my days 😅

Enjoyed your video. I visited Copenhagen from Wales, last month. I wasn't aware they had (or needed) a Metro. I was and am still extremely impressed by it. I think it surpasses what I've seen in H.K and the Far East's systems. All of this art and architectural styling would have cost more and complicated the building processes - and they still chose to include them! - Very much a hidden gem and something for Denmark to be quite smug about, actually.

Have you had camera training in our parliament?

3:00 - let me just fill in on the Norwegian side; Dinner in this case, is "middag", which in turn means "mid day". This was when middag was normally eaten, around mid day. 12-1400 hrs, as I recall. Nowadays, most people in Norway eat "middag" at 17-1900hrs...

1:28 The danish are just weird. Nobody else has "morning food"!! We don´t want to become british!!! What you just did, was translate our languages into English!

Now this is interesting! I´ll let that abomination of a flag go down pretty easily, I figure it was all in good spirit and whatnot. But we´ve been there before if you know our history! "sildesalaten" was never a big hit between Norway and Sweden. To tell you the truth, what you did, for all of us, was pretty good!

Super. I taler Marysk 🙂 Så det er jo helt fint.

This seemed a very restful place, and the idea of visiting somewhere without crowds and going up a tower (without payment I assume?) then being able to get a coffee and sit down... how civilised :) So glad you had good weather for both days!

aimee rivers, awesome video!

3:45 haha you said exactly what I was thinking 😄 also, very good question at the end regarding how to measure heights, especially considering that the sea level isn’t exactly constant around the globe (tides, different gravitational pull in different places, the fact that radius of the earth isn’t really constant and the earth it’s not really a sphere, etc) these things can get super complicated!

You must be very tired after climbing three Danish mountains in one day. 🤣

I had a look at these 100 places. The 3 in Odense just fit in one day. I will recommend den Fynske landsby in school holidays, there will be more activities. Then there are Fyns Hovede, it is a day with public transport, and quite some bus changes. On the bright side, the busses in Kerteminde commune are free. Fyns Hovede really are out where Jens Tyndskid lives. You may have the honor, translating that one.

i love your channel!! you seem so nice person🥹🤍

You explained our numbers better than I, a Dane, would ever be able to do. Very well done!

Have you seen The Tim Traveller's excellent video on the highest peak(s) in Denmark? I assume you'll get into some of the finer details of why it was so difficult to determine which point was actually the highest in Denmark in your upcoming video?

You mentioned Natashia. I am born in 61 and the rap style is not for me, but Natasha's songs hits me and is the only music of this kind I like. She reminds me of John Mogensen from the 70's. He's songs was also very critical and with good sounding melodies, just like Natashia's. If you dont know him, you need to listen to some of he's songs, they are here on YT. John Mogensen - Der er noget galt i danmark (he's break through hit) John Mogensen - Ensomhedens gade nr 9 John Mogensen - Sidder på et værtshus John Mogensen - Nina kære Nina Like Natasia, he died too early, not as early as Natasia, but still early (48 år).

A really good way to learn about this huge Kingdom. 🙂

i didn’t know you climbed ben nevis 😮 also, great views!! you said this is maybe the 4th highest peak, but i wonder now if you were at the highest point when you climbed the tower (if we assume the other peaks don’t have towers)

Looks like a very lovely trip, thanks for sharing!

I bet you just knew I would say this, but... my local "easy mountain", which I've been up a couple of times, is Mither Tap, which is 518m above sea level :) This is the only thing about Denmark that would make me sad if I lived there - I do love mountains! But you are right: Himmelbjerg is very pretty and well worth the visit I think. That village you went to afterwards almost looked like a typical place in the Scottish borders, by the way.

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Omg this is lovely 🥰

Yay! I love this one even more!

thank you for this!

Love that you made a new video edit 😊

I like this one more, and not JUST because I'm in the beginning AND the dramatic ending 😂 [but also, AI 😡]

oh wow haha this version is also super cool!! 🤘🎸

I love this version!! Trustworthy and kind in the generated screaming voice is SO funny 😂

this feels more accurate haha