Thank you Nina and Seb to be a tour guide for viewers to see the life in Denmark for Vietnamese. Very interesting video. I hope to see you guys again in the future. Best of luck to Nina, Seb and Kyle.
So nice to see a Denmark travel vlog including Aarhus! It's the second largest city and the capital of Jutland (western Denmark), gives you a more honest and less metropolitan experience than Copenhagen.
Maegils Verden why would a dane watch a Vietnamese guy visiting asian restaurants in denmark Also its like that on every video, if its about the country everyone from there watches it
Great vlog. Such a nice couple. Nina's cool...and pretty. Lovely to see a sense of humor too. Goes along with your quirky but endearing humor. Rock on etc.
What foreigners need to keep in mind when grocery shopping is that the brands they know from home may not be all that popular here, so they're basically specially import goods which makes them way more expensive. The Budweiser beer is a good example of that, that's far more expensive than it should be (or that Americans are used to it being..) but that's because Budweiser really isn't a thing here, so very few of them are imported for those few expats or tourists who may want a taste of home or whatever. It's not like the price of that Budweiser is what every beer costs here after all. Doritos isn't really much of a thing here either, they exist but I don't think I've ever tasted them in my life. People tend to buy Danish brands or stuff like Pringles, Lay's etc. which are also commonly found just about everywhere. I've seen some Czech people get shocked at the price of Czech beer in Denmark as well, but that's for the same reason. We don't really drink Czech beer here even though it's pretty good. So any Czech beer found here is especially imported in smaller batches just for stores to expand their selection. :)
If you find the dears friendly you should try the dears in Scandinavisk Dyrepark (Scandinavian Animal park) not that far from Århus. Those animals are bloody intrusive. They'll roam though your pockets for food - and it not because they are not well-fed. It's a hit for kids.
My hair almost became straight last time i bought beers in norway, 52 kr around 7 dollar for 1box of 500ml/0,5L/5dl beer. And 42 kr around 5,5 dollar for a 330ml/0,33L/3,3dl beer on glass bottle.
But you realize in that article that it says Trump has given full authorization to the military, imagine if it was Hillary and she was asked if they could drop a MOAB, "less funding on defense"
jonjon quit talking about Hillary. I don't talk in hypothetical, only reality. She ain't President. Trump is President. Trump did NOT "[drop] a friggin MOAB right on ISIS" and he did not give the order. It was the general. That article disproves your original statement.
That store is one of the cheaper ones, and actually it doesn't exist anymore. You can get most thing at those prizes or lower elsewhere if you look for sales, but would be hard when you dont understand danish though c:
I fell in love with your friend/sister and her husband as well because I've seen them with you all these time and it's easy to like them because they're so genuinely reels /kinds and just simply beautiful people I wish to have friend like them
Why things cost more ind Denmark? Its becouse we have MOMS and SKAT that means when we buy stuff we give a little to the cummune. And SKAT means that we give 2% of all income to the state
Just FYI, Århus is fairly inexpensive compared with Copenhagen, but an awesome place regardless. I will however still recomend copenhagen, since it has LOADS of things to see!
just telling you, dont buy gas thats probably the most price difference we have from the US, you guys can buy a gallon for 4Kr even 3Kr if you are lucky yeah we buy a liter for 8Kr if we are lucky -_-
thank Kyle, I'm always curious how cold region look like so speak, people n culture n houses etc... deal with cold dingy boring dark dangerous etc... yr Danish guy friend by now I bet cuz he's always like chaperone u guys for fun n food, hihihih, seem down to earth guy, charm, hien`.
The cold is easy to deal with, the worst is the darkness, when you go to school/work it's dark, when you're in school/work the sun is up, when you leave school/work it's dark again, winter can get really depressing, but it is a nice contrast to our explosion of a spring and summer where the days are also much longer (roughly 18 hours on the longest day) and also why we call 15C "T-Shirt weather" you become less picky after 5-6 months of increasing darkness.
i honestly have no idea. it just depends on how much time i have to edit and how difficult the video will be to edit. some are easier than others. some videos might take me 4 to 6 hours others a week to edit. i will get it out as soon as possible. and there will be only 1 video in NYC
and also videos are seldom not released in order due to many reasons. for instance, i will release the winnipeg video i just filmed before some videos i filmed in february. its all about continuity and specific holidays or events. it's hard to say. it's a bit sporadic but it's the best i can do for the amount of edit time and filming days i have. plus, since I'm winding my channel down and looking at other means to rebuild, it really depends on what is ahead. as of right now, it's uncertain.
many many more to wrap up filming. since leaving vietnam i've been on the road documenting and filming the lives of vietnamese people abroad. many stories of vietnamese people still left to be edited.
I HATE how you go to Denmark and only go to restaurants from other countries in the winter time where the weather sucks it’s the stupidest thing to do while visiting Denmark, there are so Many stores from other countries that No one wants to visit
actually, maybe not. I thought Denmark prices would be similar to Norway's. In Norway, a can of cider/beer was about £5. Definitely the most expensive country I've visited.
He didn't go here, for the usual tourist experience, but to try out a normal day in life as a dane... and ya, we do eat a lot of take-out, being kebab, pizza, burgers etc etc....
depends what you're talking about, food is about the same all over Denmark, that depends more on the store you go into than where you are in the country. Housing however is the difference between a 600.000dkk villa in Jutland or a 4mill dkk 2room apartment in Copenhagen, quite the difference actually.
Omega1231 True, true... But there is a difference in for a 72m2 apartment in Jylland vs. a 72m2 apartment in Copenhagen. That if you can find a 72m2 apartment.
What do you call the people who speak 2 languages,? Bilingual What do you call people who speak only one language,? Americans This girl and other Vietnamese European speak fluent English with American accent, amazing !!!
No to be bilingual you have to learn the second language before a certain age, like 3 or 4 or something like that, so you speak it fluently and possible with a local dialect.
I think you are writing about having two L1 (native) languages, and if you wrote about L1 languages: L1 languages has to learned simultaneously. Becoming bilingual (or multilingual) - to learn a new L2 (non-native) - language doesn't have any age limit. Most people in Europe (excluding Brits) know more than language: I am multilingual / a polyglot : - Danish L1, CEFR C1. - English 1st L2, CEFR C1/ C2, with some vocabulary potholes on my english language road. - German 2nd L2, most of it is CEFR C1, but grammar CEFR A1 or A2, and Vocabulary CEFR B1 i guess. - Spanish 3rd L2, learning it, CEFR A1, but listening CEFR A2 or CEFR B1. - Esperanto 4th L2, before CEFR A1, which is rookie / newbie. About CEFR, Common European Framework of Reference for Languages : www.coe.int/en/web/common-european-framework-reference-languages/table-1-cefr-3.3-common-reference-levels-global-scale
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So glad you went out and experienced some of our nature. A must when visiting any Nordic country. Its where us Norse people go to be humbled.
As a person born and raised in Aarhus, it's weird seeing the city in a vlog from a travelers perspective. I'm glad you liked it!
I think it's pretty darn interesting to see your home from someone elses point of view. :)
love your videos kyle, friendship is really something to be cherished. keep up the great work!
Thank you Nina and Seb for letting us peak into your life in Denmark. Thanks to Kyle for making the videos!
+GeorgeM Fan thank you
Thank you Nina and Seb to be a tour guide for viewers to see the life in Denmark for Vietnamese. Very interesting video. I hope to see you guys again in the future. Best of luck to Nina, Seb and Kyle.
I think in Denmark, the sales taxes are included.
That's the law.
if the sales tax is 25%, wouldn't you have to multiply with 0.75? Or is my math wrong?
SplintDK1976 Yes pleaaase, It's kinda scary how many people don't know this ;)
That's the case basically everywhere outside of the US.
richiesd1 yep, they are
Excellent video. Keep it up!
Seb and Nina are my favourite of your friends Kyle. Your videos with them are the best.
Thanks for the great blog Kyle! True friends are a treasure.
I just love how the world connecting on so many different levels. 5:33 the Vietnamese woman shifts from Vietnamese to English with a Danish accent. :)
Their home seems so cozy! Hygge to the max
So nice to see a Denmark travel vlog including Aarhus! It's the second largest city and the capital of Jutland (western Denmark), gives you a more honest and less metropolitan experience than Copenhagen.
I Bet that theres over 50% of viewers from Denmark
Maegils Verden lmao that includes you
Maegils Verden Good point. I will now watch no more😊🇩🇰
Not so strange, videos about Denmark often pop up in the recommendation list for Danish viewers.
Maegils Verden why would a dane watch a Vietnamese guy visiting asian restaurants in denmark
Also its like that on every video, if its about the country everyone from there watches it
Grumpy ol' Boot if u see a video about a country then everyone from there watches it
Great video :) Glad you liked our little country and had a good time :)
Kyle, i really really recommend you visit during the summer, it's a tranquil place in the summer when the weather is good =)
Great vlog. Such a nice couple. Nina's cool...and pretty. Lovely to see a sense of humor too. Goes along with your quirky but endearing humor. Rock on etc.
+Pozzo Lahiri thanks
Love watching these vlogs! so chilled... and great to see your old pals again.
🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒
thank you for your generosity toward Kyle, the Cambodian guy.
Very cool vlog! Insightful and interesting life in Denmark! Thanks for sharing!
What foreigners need to keep in mind when grocery shopping is that the brands they know from home may not be all that popular here, so they're basically specially import goods which makes them way more expensive.
The Budweiser beer is a good example of that, that's far more expensive than it should be (or that Americans are used to it being..) but that's because Budweiser really isn't a thing here, so very few of them are imported for those few expats or tourists who may want a taste of home or whatever.
It's not like the price of that Budweiser is what every beer costs here after all.
Doritos isn't really much of a thing here either, they exist but I don't think I've ever tasted them in my life. People tend to buy Danish brands or stuff like Pringles, Lay's etc. which are also commonly found just about everywhere.
I've seen some Czech people get shocked at the price of Czech beer in Denmark as well, but that's for the same reason. We don't really drink Czech beer here even though it's pretty good. So any Czech beer found here is especially imported in smaller batches just for stores to expand their selection. :)
Do all Danes speak English that well
Most do, yeah. Ofc some may have an accent when they speak english, but everyone pretty much knows how to speak it :)))
Tennis Tony I do, compared to my age, But if you watch Danish TV where they speak english they have a pretty bad accent.
Tennis Tony Well i am a Dane and i have had English since 3rd grade so.... i Think so.
Tennis Tony most yes
Weird accent, but good gramma
very nice video kyle,
denmark's views the icebergs slowly in views shifting seb nina 's views the actives vietnam's views :)
If you find the dears friendly you should try the dears in Scandinavisk Dyrepark (Scandinavian Animal park) not that far from Århus. Those animals are bloody intrusive. They'll roam though your pockets for food - and it not because they are not well-fed. It's a hit for kids.
Interesting yet amazing and meaningful vlog.. keep it up with the great content bro👍🏻
What a peaceful and tranquil country!
That is excellent editing. I'm subscribing :D
Matt is so right ... I live in the far south coast and when we go to Sydney it is outrageous what things cost ...
You'll tend to appreciate the sun more in countries like Denmark when it finally shows up :)
the hardest part was meeting at the first place 😊. Best of luck to Nina, Seb and Kyle.
Hi, Im from Denmark, and Im so happy that you where visiting Aarhus instead of Copenhagen
Happy=gladHi=hejFlowers=blomster City=stor by
storby*
My hair almost became straight last time i bought beers in norway, 52 kr around 7 dollar for 1box of 500ml/0,5L/5dl beer. And 42 kr around 5,5 dollar for a 330ml/0,33L/3,3dl beer on glass bottle.
great job improving the quality of video
I starten var det ikke bare durum de spiste?
Morten Krøjgaard jo
Yep
Morten Krøjgaard jo det tror jeg
På ingen måde fancy, men de omtalte det som om, det var fin, fransk mad, de spiste :D
Tror bare han elsker Kebab, min ven xD
Once again nice video.Thanks
LOL she said good luck with the new president. We all need a lot of luck, ma'am.
Detroit Dave yeah... that orange clown lucky......
Detroit Dave But the dude dropped a friggin MOAB right on ISIS.
But you realize in that article that it says Trump has given full authorization to the military, imagine if it was Hillary and she was asked if they could drop a MOAB, "less funding on defense"
jonjon quit talking about Hillary. I don't talk in hypothetical, only reality. She ain't President. Trump is President. Trump did NOT "[drop] a friggin MOAB right on ISIS" and he did not give the order. It was the general. That article disproves your original statement.
Detroit Dave he's YOUR president........
not most of America........
nice narration. i enjoyed this very much
we got more money for the work we do but all the things allso cost more in the shops so i think its fair
THEODOR D our saleries are measured, by our countries economic state so we can afford it. 😉
I love the prize compression in this video.
Actually Moesgaard is one of the worlds most advanced and authentic museums of it's items in the world!
Thanks Nina and Seb .. to good of you
Im from Vietnam and i live in Denmark
That store is one of the cheaper ones, and actually it doesn't exist anymore.
You can get most thing at those prizes or lower elsewhere if you look for sales, but would be hard when you dont understand danish though c:
I fell in love with your friend/sister and her husband as well because I've seen them with you all these time and it's easy to like them because they're so genuinely reels /kinds and just simply beautiful people I wish to have friend like them
Bazzaren in Århus is quite cheap. Everything there is at sales price.
Where do you find a Grocery Store that cheap in Denmark? It's like half price for everything
Why things cost more ind Denmark? Its becouse we have MOMS and SKAT that means when we buy stuff we give a little to the cummune. And SKAT means that we give 2% of all income to the state
Erh ... it's a good deal more than just 2%. :D
Looks great but I think I would rather go in the summer! I love Vietnam as well!
thank you for sharing your life
Here in the Bay, $3k / month is cheap... farking houses and apartments are crazy expensive even in low class area
Are you talking about krones?
Kyle, I don't know any Danish guys but Zed is so handsome. Lucky Nina for having him.
Just FYI, Århus is fairly inexpensive compared with Copenhagen, but an awesome place regardless. I will however still recomend copenhagen, since it has LOADS of things to see!
beautiful park , cute deers
I ate the exact same place, exactly same day and same table, what a coincidence!!! +Kyle Le Dot Net
just telling you, dont buy gas thats probably the most price difference we have from the US, you guys can buy a gallon for 4Kr even 3Kr if you are lucky yeah we buy a liter for 8Kr if we are lucky -_-
It is now 2024.
Greek, Italians and Spanish people are feeing to Denmark in the summer. It is too hot down there. Denmark cold? Hmm.....
It's like u are a peasant n she's nice enough to be here for the royalty bloodline
You went to a cheap store that doesnt exits everywhere, that is really cheap, try and go to a normal store in Copenhagen, Thats over twice the Price
thx for the video, really well done. love your stile:) MaxDK
Does Nina have permanent eyeliner on? i saw it even when she was on her pajama.
no
so it is for aesthetic purpose when filming i guess. not that much HYGGE wearing makeup into bed
did you expect a woman to appare on youtube without makeup ?
I'm dane and I'm proud ;3
Tobias mine også mig🐺
I'm not proud to be a Dane; just grateful.
me 2
samme her!!!
Tobias mine også mig / me too
I’m from Denmark...
Soooo
THANK YOU!
Like literally everybody in Denmark thinks that our country is super boring
Well...
I think
You're wrong.
It's all about perspective tho.
I eat Kebab here every 3 days.. CHICKEN VEGGIE KEBAB in HACI KEBAB ST GEORGE'S PRESTON ,VIC..
Lol an far away!? I live 30 mins away from Aarhus :P
thank Kyle, I'm always curious how cold region look like so speak, people n culture n houses etc... deal with cold dingy boring dark dangerous etc... yr Danish guy friend by now I bet cuz he's always like chaperone u guys for fun n food, hihihih, seem down to earth guy, charm, hien`.
The cold is easy to deal with, the worst is the darkness, when you go to school/work it's dark, when you're in school/work the sun is up, when you leave school/work it's dark again, winter can get really depressing, but it is a nice contrast to our explosion of a spring and summer where the days are also much longer (roughly 18 hours on the longest day) and also why we call 15C "T-Shirt weather" you become less picky after 5-6 months of increasing darkness.
I'm from Denmark. Love to Nina and Seb.
So since you seem to be 5 months behind on your videos does that mean videos from NYC won't be out till Nov... just wondering
i honestly have no idea. it just depends on how much time i have to edit and how difficult the video will be to edit. some are easier than others. some videos might take me 4 to 6 hours others a week to edit. i will get it out as soon as possible. and there will be only 1 video in NYC
and also videos are seldom not released in order due to many reasons. for instance, i will release the winnipeg video i just filmed before some videos i filmed in february. its all about continuity and specific holidays or events. it's hard to say. it's a bit sporadic but it's the best i can do for the amount of edit time and filming days i have. plus, since I'm winding my channel down and looking at other means to rebuild, it really depends on what is ahead. as of right now, it's uncertain.
Kyle Le Dot Net you're gonna travel more countries???
many many more to wrap up filming. since leaving vietnam i've been on the road documenting and filming the lives of vietnamese people abroad. many stories of vietnamese people still left to be edited.
Kyle Le Dot Net now and tha future?
Thank you for choosing Aarhus instead of Copenhagen
Did you taste Faxe kondi
Those monster drinks were cheap. Usually $1.50 is on sale...
The mosters u sgowed was cheap as fuck normally the cost 17-23 dkk
LOL LOL LOL "The Danish Deer Experience" I gave You a Like Just for That!!! I think They Are Not Afraid of People because they don't Get Hurt there.
I HATE how you go to Denmark and only go to restaurants from other countries in the winter time where the weather sucks it’s the stupidest thing to do while visiting Denmark, there are so Many stores from other countries that No one wants to visit
if you love moss then you need to go to Faroe islands.
if you ever go to denmark again try the southen part in the summer if you like cakes
Denmark is cheap, you should see the prices in Sydney.
Matt Because they are fucken cheap shit.
sydney is cheap. You should see prices in tokyo
Matt you sure denmark is cheap???
Karen neeskens Tokyo is cheaper than Denmark I think.
actually, maybe not. I thought Denmark prices would be similar to Norway's. In Norway, a can of cider/beer was about £5. Definitely the most expensive country I've visited.
In Denmark its dont Costa that much you might be in Irma. Irma is the Best kvalitet
Did someone say "did someone say"?!
Yes! A countless number of times! And it's f*cking annoying!
You know u are saying Vietnam for the last of the video
YUP DK is worth it
YAS
You should visit a hotdogs stand, that stuff is delicius
Why I run for cover out of denmark
its actually not beef, its lamb...
You are in aabrog
Ky, I thought it was Kansas.
is Seb related to Pau Gasol? lol
he's more like Pewdiepie to me.
Just be happy you didnt shop in norway cause most of the items would be double the price of denmark
Dansker/Danish here :D
I'm coming back to Denmark!
when visiting denmark wouldnt you want to experience denmark instead of the middle east?
1 kebab is a part of danish and european fast food culture. 2 it's delicious. 3 i ate plenty of danish food
He didn't go here, for the usual tourist experience, but to try out a normal day in life as a dane... and ya, we do eat a lot of take-out, being kebab, pizza, burgers etc etc....
my apologies, i wasnt trying to be rude was just a bit confused
Saying Orhus would be more correct than Arhus
Im Danish
I was in biligblomst last year
I was born in Aarhus
KillerKiktor i was born in Kolding 😑
Good video. I don't think there's a need to say, "did somebody say?"
Im half danish half Vietnamese :D
Lol ever been to spain?
WTF. 10 KR Monster.... Where?
10 DKK for a Monster? What fucking store were you at, jesus christ they're usually 15-20
Copenhagen is a bit more expensive than the rest of Denmark.
depends what you're talking about, food is about the same all over Denmark, that depends more on the store you go into than where you are in the country. Housing however is the difference between a 600.000dkk villa in Jutland or a 4mill dkk 2room apartment in Copenhagen, quite the difference actually.
Omega1231
True, true... But there is a difference in for a 72m2 apartment in Jylland vs. a 72m2 apartment in Copenhagen.
That if you can find a 72m2 apartment.
im from denmark come to pandrup
try the soda faxe kondi its relly good
Sebastian Larsen det skal han helt klart prøve🍾
What do you call the people who speak 2 languages,? Bilingual
What do you call people who speak only one language,? Americans
This girl and other Vietnamese European speak fluent English with American accent, amazing !!!
No to be bilingual you have to learn the second language before a certain age, like 3 or 4 or something like that, so you speak it fluently and possible with a local dialect.
I think you are writing about having two L1 (native) languages, and if you wrote about L1 languages: L1 languages has to learned simultaneously.
Becoming bilingual (or multilingual) - to learn a new L2 (non-native) -
language doesn't have any age limit.
Most people in Europe (excluding Brits) know more than language: I am multilingual / a polyglot :
- Danish L1, CEFR C1.
- English 1st L2, CEFR C1/ C2, with some vocabulary potholes on my english language road.
- German 2nd L2, most of it is CEFR C1, but grammar CEFR A1 or A2, and Vocabulary CEFR B1 i guess.
- Spanish 3rd L2, learning it, CEFR A1, but listening CEFR A2 or CEFR B1.
- Esperanto 4th L2, before CEFR A1, which is rookie / newbie.
About CEFR, Common European Framework of Reference for Languages :
www.coe.int/en/web/common-european-framework-reference-languages/table-1-cefr-3.3-common-reference-levels-global-scale
Oh you're right i am talking about something else, nvm then.