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This is so hillarius, find something better to talk about .

is the attraction covered under Copenhagen card ?

Thank you! I visited this place this week and it was interesting!

whered you go!

I do believe the hat pin low is because it can be used as a weapon, just like a knife.

In Austria we do baby yodeling

Pratter in Vienna, Austria is from 1766, so Tivoli is the THIRD oldest amusement park in the world.

this was interesting to watch you should do more videos like this about these interesting personalities and events of the past, i really enjoyed it

Thanks for making this one!!

As a native Dane I rate your smørrebrød 10/10 (Only thing I would never do is replace the remoulade with mayo - but that's more a matter of taste). I have to try the salmon version with avocadoes on top :) The dild (dill) dressing _is_ essential with smoked salmon, imo. Also on white bread.

Im sad that he didn’t serve stegt flæsk med persillesovs which is our national dish. Or smørrebrød, tarteletter or something other Classic danish. I am danish and have never had rygeost for example. I love your video though. You guys should check out contad molden though also. He is making comedy about danish culture as a foeringer like animals: It stinks - stinkdyr It’s lazy - dovendyr Like literal meanings like you say The word bjørnetjeneste could be used if i like gave Money to a drug addict and i knew before hand he would use it on drugs and not food. I wanted to do it for him to eat and instead i would be “feeding” his addiction. That would be an more Extreme example. It is basicly doing something out of kindness that ends up doing more harm than good.

If I was an english speaking tourist in Copenhagen, I would want someone like you to be my guide around the Historical Copenhagen......Ever thought of that..?? Anyway thank you for educating me on my own city ;-)

Thank you, once again again, for teaching me about my country and its history.... your videos are my favorites atm ;-)

I had a older brother with Downs Syndrome, who absolutely adored TinTin and one of the things he could was remember every dialogue ever written, in all the books, and this video just brought a pang to my heart as I didnt know.....thank you, for once again telling me stories about my own city, that I never knew....

Your pronunciation is extraordinary.....smørrebrød and remoulade... perfect..... one little thing though, since you asked for it..... Blasphemy..!! The dillmustard, with the salmon, goes on top of the fish not substitution for butter ;-).. apart from that, your platter looks really delicious, I would eat it, and not notice it was prepared by a foreigner....

My family is originally from Olfert Fischersgade and yet so much of this is new to me, thank you for bringing it to me... love your vids, I am learning so much about my birthplace and somehow feel ashamed that I dont know.... keep going.....

Cool little video of some of our curiosities... thank you

As a dane, born and bred, I have to say this was a great history vid, I knew some of it, but definitely not all, and have a "foreigner" teaching me is absolutely awesome.... now I have to go watch your other videos.... Thank you for caring....

as a child i lived in Danmark, i am half Danish, i remember the hotdog being a red long sausage in a open bun with mustard ketchup and dried onions, best thing ever!!!

Good way to waste ur money!

My grandma Thomsen was first generation American. She was the 8th of ten children. Every one of these ten was successful in their profession.

if i could move to Denmark, number one reason why i would move, would be the Danish Hot Dog...

Respect the laws please.

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' Bjørnetjeneste ' - Yogi Bear is a good example of allways 'serving' the wrong way. Good intentions but with bad results.

'Good day man ax handle' is a figure of speech used when you want to point out that a conversation is nonsense because the speakers are talking past each other. "Good day man, ax handle" is part of a longer anecdote from the 1770s about a deaf man who has to cut himself a new handle for an axe. A longer version can be read in 'Den bortfløjne mødom' and other humorous and erotic folk tales, selected and edited by Erik Høvring. Here is a shorter and more serious version of the adventure: There was once a ferryman who was very hard of hearing. One day he had climbed up a tree outside his house and had to chop off a branch. Then he sees a distance away two men coming down towards the ferry site. Now it was such that he did not care that strangers should notice that he was deaf. That's why he thought to himself: actually, I can probably know what they will say when they come here. First, they will ask me what it will be used for that I am cutting here. Then I answer: ax handle. Then they probably ask how long a piece of branch I need. To that I reply: up to this cam. After that, they will probably come forward with their errand and ask to borrow my boat to row across the water so they don't have to make the long detour. To that I answer: she is a leak. When they can't get the boat, they will probably borrow my horses and I answer: they are both with foals. When they can't get them either, they will probably ask where the road leads into the city. To that I answer: up between the two willows. Now the two men were a couple of young fellows who had heard that the ferryman had such a couple of pretty daughters, and they were the ones they had come to visit. "Good morning, man," they said. "Ax handle," said the man. "Wish it sat in your neck," said one of the men. "Up to this knob," answered the man. "Is your wife at home?" asked the other. "No, she's a leak," said the man. "How are your daughters?" they then shouted. "They are both with foals," answered the man. "Oh, I wish you were hanged," cried the two fellows. "Up between the two willows" said the ferryman and pointed. And then he gave himself up to hacking away again

Here is my rating of your smørrebrød: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

you are forgetting the butter on the other 3, otherwise perfect!, most Danes prefer Salmon on white bread but you can use rye

hi! im coming to Copenhagen in summer and I really wanted to go to this museum. Where can I buy a ticket on the train? 😅

Your smørrebrød looks delicious. Open your own shop. 🙂

Wow what a trip down memory lane! I got tattoed by Ole himself back in -77 or -78, and later by Tato-Andy who worked in Oles shop. I must make a pilgrimage back some day :)

Very interesting. Thank you.

Isn't it stupid that a law can get illegal by other laws?

UGLY AND DECENT,...DON'T EVEN PRESENT THEM TO ME !!!!! BUT YOUR NOT THAT DECENT,...AND THATS WHAT I LIKE FROM YOU.

Cool, artsy, hip area. Nice! I just booked an Airbnb there. I can't wait to see Nørrebro.

Perkerbro

Ser godt ud.

I can add that there is one in Sisimiut - Greenland as well. It is at least five years since it was active.

she is a big baby, just taste it, you don't have to eat it all day....

We should also mention Elk Horn, IA, which imported a Danish windmill from the town Noerre Snede in Jutland... They apparently have an annual festival where they crown a "King and Queen". Of course, they eat boat loads of aebleskiver and medisterpoelse....

In the entance hall of the Copenhagen Central Station, look up to the ceiling. You can see which way the wind is blowing.

France hotdogs is new in Denmark didnt exits When I was Young. Pitty you didnt show a real full danish hotdog

I am danish:)

nice place, i like your videos

This kind of material is what I appreciate as a tourist, not all the bs in youtube. Thank you!, I will go tomorrow to Nyhavn. :)

I live here but my mind is divided to many thouthands of parts , every part corosponding to asemilar part in the land

Love video debs xx

double-double, me thinking its a turkey burger with 4 pads :D

Thomsen family from Ribe we came through Canada ended up in Iowa.

Thanks Erin. Very useful information for me.