The stand in line is honestly just basic manners. I’m always shocked how many places don’t do that. You queue to be fair to everyone. Nobody enjoys them but it’s manners. X
@@LauraLangheinrich Standing in line, or queuing, really came about as a national characteristic because of the two World Wars. Rationing, because of the U-Boat blockade, was so strict, especially in the Second World War, that queuing helped to distribute scarce resources fairly. So, thank you Germany, for helping us to become a fairer and more civilised society. Though it would be good if you could find a different way of doing that next time!
ʚ h o n n i t e a ɞ as is the rest of the UK, as is a lot of Europe and as is America. We all have different levels of racism and different ways that it is portrayed and we have to do our best to educate ourselves and eradicate it wherever we live.
I live in tropics. Once a time when I visited a mountains in my country, there were scottish tourists. The temp was 16C. For me, it was COLD, because I used to 35C daily. I wore thick jacket and gloves. When I strolled to the park, I saw those tourists in bikini and doing pool party and sunbathing. While me got flu and cold
I live in saudi arabia and that made me laugh 😭😭 i love rain mainly because we hardly get it i will enjoy the weather in scotland but i will bring clothes like if I'm going to russia tho 🌚
@@morgan97475 no but i go there from time to time the weather for me personally is nothing like dammam and khobar where i live the humidity is too much you cant turn off the air conditioner for 2 seconds
coming from iraq where it's usually 45~50 degrees, i feel attacked u know when we hit 20 degrees at that point we're wearing all the winter clothings that we can find, AND YOU'RE HERE WEARING SHORT SLEEVES IN 15 DEGREES? HOWWWWWW??? well i guess its true in my side too, i guess 45 degrees is a bit too much for you guys xD it's basically ur average summer in the middle east
I’m from the Midwest in the States, and I can relate to people apologizing for everything. You can look at someone for a split second and hear “oop, sorry” 😂
I’m Scottish and even when I’m in the shop for milk bread ect, a will walk past someone but I’m like touching them but I’m not, al always say sorry because I feel like I was too close to them😆
😂 guarantee 70% of the folk watching this are Scottish and the other 30% are her actual subs, a love watching this kinda stuff makes me crack up eh, love this damn Country! FREEDOM!
The part about cold houses and Scottish people not noticing the cold made me laugh - I'm Scottish and moved to Finland a few years ago (where all the houses are really warm and well-insulated), at first I thought it was too warm everywhere and people were wasting electricity, but now I've gotten used to it and whenever I visit Scotland I feel sooo cold everywhere! The bread part isn't entirely true though - many of us do love good bread! :D
@@LauraLangheinrich There's only chimneys on old buildings. Modern buildings don't have chimneys obviously because they're not needed for heating anymore. The buildings with chimneys obviously use gas central heating now as well. Modern buildings in Scotland are very well insulated and warm.
I dont drink alchohol neither do any of my friends and anyone I have known to drink do so occasionally dont usually drink or like whisky.... highest popular choice here is vodka, mix or other n usually the teens drink more or the older folk others have work study and are busy most let loose n relax at home youth tend to be hanging around clubs but thats like anywhere else generalizing n stereo typing scottish people based on what you know which is clearly nothing at all is foolish... I personally dont eat porridge n tend to make different types of breakfasts not had haggis in so long n it is not what we eat at all... where are you from if you dont mind me asking
Everything you said is so true (especially the Scottish people are immune to cold part) xD And as a Frenchgirl, I really miss a good baguette ;) People saying sorry and just being nice all the time is something I know I'll miss when I come back to France!
I love scotish culture and tradition. Last year I got offered at Edinburgh University for postgrduate research but lack of scholarship and funding unable to go there. This year I have applied again inprestigious Edinburgh University as well as Glasgow University for my PhDlets see what's happen in future. I have already got offered for PhD from Malya university, Kuala Lumpur now I am confuse my dream is to study in UK, Canada or Germany.
I love it too! Omg that is incredible, so many options! 💖🌈I am sure whatever comes to you will be the right thing ✨in the end, every opportunity to study abroad is amazing and every single country has something to offer!
I've never been as cold as I was in the Scottish houses in autumn/winter. And I'm from Finland! They were shocked I had never seen a hot water bottle before. I was shocked how there were raindrops on my room wall after it had been raining. Don't get me wrong, I love Scotland!
When I was in Finland I did not use leggings under my pants to go skating on ice, my Finn friend was shocked. In Scotland I used to sleep with my window open. I must have used the heating like 6 days in 2 winters.. But, guess what? I am Italian, sooo weird
And yet the average temperature in January in Scotland is 6 degrees C. (I assume that's the average maximum temperature, for a day, rather than the average for a whole day in January. Of course many days can be far colder and some far warmer!) Because it tends to be very damp and windy in Scotland though, it makes it often feel far colder than it actually is. Certainly I have had days, when it was genuinely well below zero, but was dry and sunny, where it felt far more comfortable, than when it was several degrees warmer, but wet and windy. I have a Swedish friend who has lived in Scotland for years and she seems to agree with this.
Yeah. The house I was staying in had big windows and the rooms were high. so I think all the heat went up and you could also feel the wind by the windows. That is true that the rainy/damp weather makes it feel much colder. I was in Scotland September-December. In Finland we have double-glazed windows and double-doors and the houses are much warmer.
15 degrees?! i start wearing summer clothes at around 8 or 9... i've worn shorts in february before and thought nothing of it, and i haven't brought a jacket to school in six or seven years since i don't get cold. it's super interesting to hear what you think of scottish culture!! i should add that i actually say "supper" instead of tea or dinner, although most here do say tea. and the queueing thing is very stereotypically british - i cannot imagine not having to stand in line! we queue all day here haha. great video! :)
@@gamer53yearsago53 I didnt say she HAD a scottish accent. She has a bit ! Some things she says sound Scottish, probably because she lived there, I AM from Scotland so my ears are tuned to it!
Brilliant! So true, so true 😂😂😂. Last week i asked a friend of mine , he's from Scotland: how's the weather , he answered 21 degrees its very very hot. I couldn't hold myself for laughing because we in Germany had 36 degrees. SCOTLAND i love you, your guys are just the best 😘😘😘
I reckon that if that's the eight 'cultural' issues you have found whilst accepting our hospitality, then we're doing not bad. Enjoy the remainder of your stay and wrap up warmly.
Der letzte Punkt mit dem Brot gefällt mir am besten :D Das ist glaube ich nicht nur in Schottland der Fall :D in America gibt es auch kaum "richtiges Brot" :D :D Tolles Video
Once we hit double digits temperatures it's like Spain. Then you walk on the streets and people carry UV protection lotions at 11 celsius. You always see a guy in short sleve and a guy in heavy duty winter jacket walking by. A weird place this is
Yes, they are used to the cold, but it's the heat that does them in. When it's 24C, they think it's a heatwave. Where I'm from we play tennis, go jogging and even play outdoor sports when it's over 32C.
The arms folded whilst i thought to maself "tread very carefully hen" Actually apart from the last one, everything you said is pretty much true. Bread is something that has not been put in a toaster to get a suntan. 15 degrees is pretty much summer for us, but then our twin in Norway would pretty much be the same. It's taps aff weather. Scottish are not British, so we don't take Afternoon tea like they do in England. Ours is a full plate of mince and tatties. The reason we drink is to keep us warm. Why do you think whisky burns the back of your throat? Today it is 13 degs celsius and my feet are baltic. Time for a hot toddy :) Welcome to Scotland and good luck with your studies.
Plan to get my masters in scotland next year. And i'm indonesian (Bali) which is a tropical country with average 32 - 35 degress the whole year. Do u finally able to adapt towards the weather ? I surely need wear a coat and sweaters in the weather under 25 degrees to survive.
15 degrees is really warm for us Scots cause the weather here 95% of the time is raining and freezing. We’re not suited for even the slightest bit of heat.
Absolutely love your honesty from a Scottish woman.... it is all so true... except for not feeling the cold we do honestly we just like to make the most of any warmer weather we have but in public we cant wait to get home to our nice warm homes n have a nice hot cuppa... and the sorry thing is so spot on ... glad there is no stereo-typing in your video ... it is usually all you hear love real people meeting the real people here n not generalising stereo types we need more of that to show Scotland for what it really is like
Hahahaha I am glad you enjoyed the video! 😃💖Defo! It's also soooo different to experience a culture when you actually live there for a while. Scotland is really close to my heart, it's such a beautiful country 💗
I feel your pain for the bread - I'm from Poland and we eat wholegrain bread here and when I'm abroad in any Anglo-Saxon country, they only have toasts.
We have bread, sometimes even say how Germans make it BUT I've never ever seen toast sold in a shop OK Normal bread for us is just bread AND you put it into something called a toaster wich will toast the bread into toast OUR BREAD AND OUR TOAST ARE DIFFERENT THINGS
Yes but our houses are generally built to contain heat because of the cold weather so when it warms up a little it’s literally 30 degrees inside my house and we don’t have air conditioning. Don’t see how thats pleasant in any country. Also lived in Glasgow for 3 years and never heard anyone say Tea
Yeah we’re all used to the cold like last month or the start of this month I can’t remember like about 20 degrees I nearly fainted and I like rlly only get cold when it’s like -10 or -15
Actually that "toast" is bread, but just a different style. After all they all are made by the same ingredients that make a bread be a bread xddd. However, I got your point when you said that it wasn't actually bread because it doesn't feel like that.
@@LauraLangheinrich Have you been quite honoured and thankful to receive an education free of charge courtesy of the Scottish taxpayer? I understand that is ending soon.
lol, I live in Panamá and our hottest temperature is 36, and the lowest is usually like 26, and people still walk around in hoodies because we are so used to the sun and heat. I think I would freeze to dead if i studied in scotland tbh
From Fife, and same. Always cold except in the middle of summer, when it's always too hot. I'm also overweight and need to lose a few stone, and I've heard that if you lose weight you feel the cold more (less fat to insulate you), so I'm dreading my weight loss because I'm worried I'll feel like an ice cube all the time 😂
Hello, I hold an offer at Heriot Watt but for a Msc. Investment Management course for the Sep-22 intake. Could you tell me what is the study mode currently over there? Because someone had told me that its online. Would you recommend Heriot Watt for my course and how's the city and part-time opportunities over there like?
okay this is really funny to me. I’m american but i just came back from studying abroad in Germany and i want to study in scotland for uni and these cultural differences are just really like. things i became used to in germany (the bread in america sucks! it’s all toast bread) but the differences like the sorry thing are so interesting to see from a german perspective because that’s a normal american thing as well but i became less used to it in germany and have now had to become reaccustomed to it
So, it looks like you gained better manners in Scotland. It seems polite to say excuse me or I’m sorry. Don’t understand all the drinking but maybe it helps the body against the cold. Standing in line also seems like the polite thing to do. Is it colder in Scotland than Germany? Lots of chimneys but no fire in the fireplaces?
@@LauraLangheinrich crumpets is fluffy squishy with lots of air maybe you need to try a crumpet here.... we have brown multi grain breads too with seeds etc
@@LauraLangheinrich Rye bread I found is sold in health stores like Waitrose Holland n Barrett n some stores if you know where to look so can get thr bread you are use to after all as we so sell them here 😉
lol i can’t believe people outside of Scotland/the UK aren’t used to use heating or don’t know that it’s really cold lmao I also thought everywhere you had to stand in line, like it’s just being polite? As a Scottish girl who gets the bus/stands in a line everyday I thought everywhere was like that (sane with the saying sorry thing)
My girlfriend is Polish and she says the exact same about bread. She just refers to it as toasting bread but its not real bread. I have forgot how many times she has said this!
@@jpk8274 Aberdeen has great student life :) lots of stuff going on, nice restaurants and coffeeshops, night life (if you are into that), day trips to Edinburgh and Glasgow, not far away from stunning nature and castles. It's defo recommendable although the city itself can sometimes be a bit grey. All buildings are made from granite, so it's also called the granite city.
stay away from the big supermarkets, go to a wee grocers shop ask for A MOTHERS PRIDE SCOTCH LOAF, then on a SUNDAY MORNING get yourself half a dozen SCOTCH WELL FIRED ROLLS, Between the bread and rolls you should be pretty happy, Out the super market it,s soft doughy English stuff kidding on it,s bread and rolls, but they call them baps
You are adorable! Haha. Thank you for these tips. I am studying abroad in Scotland this semester from the USA and I am so excited. I loved the bit about bread 😂😂😂 my family is Polish and they are also very particular about their bread.
Haha thank you so much! Oh cool, where about in the USA are you from? Omg polish bread is amazing - I always get my bread in Scotland from polish shops bc that's the only good bread over there 😛
Laura Langheinrich I am from Maryland so North Eastern part of the USA. I am so excited to hear that they have polish shops there! I will have to check some of those out. Also I have a quick question for you: do you recommend bringing a pair of shorts to Scotland or is there no point because of the cold?
Scottish weather has been very strange in the last few years. There was 2 months in the summer of 77-90°F but then there were also blizzards in spring... Just recently there was a random 72°F day followed by freezing weather. There’s not usually any snow during November/December time but this varies from year to year and location. Spring is definitely the nicest time of year where there’s rarely any rain and mild temperatures (again, depends where you are). Ps. We do feel the cold
@@LauraLangheinrich I know,, never before have I recorded that with I think 32°c being the highest I have before... having said that I did take the digital reading in a sunspot but crazy temps for here. Back to the usual grey very wet and a bit chilly now. 😄
they do :) German breakfast I'd say typically includes an egg, a breakfast roll with jam, cheese or sausage and coffee. a Scottish breakfast is eggs with bacon and baked beans, and maybe haggis 😃that's at least the stereotypical one I guess 🤪
I am from Scotland my self. And in my opinion, it really just depends what bit of Scotland your from/visiting for these to be true. Where i’m from there not all true. Some bits are busy and some bits aren’t. But your right about the weather! 😂😂
We say sorry regularly as an alternative to getting stabbed.
Wrong, we say sorry in case it was us who got in the way.
@@casperwallace9685 I wouldn't say sorry if I was accidentally stabbed. The stabbing would surely be returned. It would be rude not to.
Scotland weather chart
15°- hot
> 20 - I’m gonna die
20-30° I’m going to the hospital for heat exhaustion
Crazy to me. 😁 20c? 😱
Miss highter yes 20°C :) I literally die in that heat
@@theanimalkeaper And you called it heat?? 😱 20 Degree is freezing cold country 🤮. Heat does not exist at all in Scotland 🤷🏽♀️
I agree but thenow it's 22
@@theanimalkeaper This is not okay. 20 degree???????? 😂😂
The stand in line is honestly just basic manners. I’m always shocked how many places don’t do that. You queue to be fair to everyone. Nobody enjoys them but it’s manners. X
Yeah I honestly think it's really great to do that :)
@@LauraLangheinrich
Standing in line, or queuing, really came about as a national characteristic because of the two World Wars. Rationing, because of the U-Boat blockade, was so strict, especially in the Second World War, that queuing helped to distribute scarce resources fairly. So, thank you Germany, for helping us to become a fairer and more civilised society. Though it would be good if you could find a different way of doing that next time!
Dinner us used down south and tea up north
ʚ h o n n i t e a ɞ as is the rest of the UK, as is a lot of Europe and as is America. We all have different levels of racism and different ways that it is portrayed and we have to do our best to educate ourselves and eradicate it wherever we live.
i don't need to mention Japan right?
Yep, fifteen degrees and I'm off to the seaside. As you know, in twenty minutes, it will be raining again. Welcome to Scotland.
SO TRUE!
There is nothing quite like the smell of the fresh Highland air in Scotland...
I live in tropics. Once a time when I visited a mountains in my country, there were scottish tourists. The temp was 16C. For me, it was COLD, because I used to 35C daily. I wore thick jacket and gloves. When I strolled to the park, I saw those tourists in bikini and doing pool party and sunbathing. While me got flu and cold
I have never related to a comment more.
SO TRUE!!!!
This is hilarious to watch as a Scottish person.
Yes, it is always absolutely baltic here. We get about 2 weeks of warm weather a year
"Scottish people aren't cold easily".....you've not met my wife. She would get cold in Saudi Arabia.
Mine too.
I live in saudi arabia and that made me laugh 😭😭 i love rain mainly because we hardly get it i will enjoy the weather in scotland but i will bring clothes like if I'm going to russia tho 🌚
@@freddiemercury1685 you in riyadh?
@@morgan97475 no but i go there from time to time the weather for me personally is nothing like dammam and khobar where i live the humidity is too much you cant turn off the air conditioner for 2 seconds
@@freddiemercury1685 Yup. Used to live in Dhahran. just a drive from Bahrain though!
Excuse me 15 degrees is roasting, I feel personally attacked
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15 degrees here is roasting they don’t understand
Olivia Ferguson they never understand
Ally Sian Ano ahahahhahaa Im pissing🤣
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15° in Scotland its boiling. We start wearing summer clothes about 10°
True :D
Like Canada basically 😂😂😂
I agree
:)
I've seen folk oot in shorts in like 5 degrees whilst it's pissing it down
It’s was 20 degrees in Ayrshire and I fainted it was so hot 😂😂
coming from iraq where it's usually 45~50 degrees, i feel attacked
u know when we hit 20 degrees at that point we're wearing all the winter clothings that we can find,
AND YOU'RE HERE WEARING SHORT SLEEVES IN 15 DEGREES?
HOWWWWWW???
well i guess its true in my side too, i guess 45 degrees is a bit too much for you guys xD
it's basically ur average summer in the middle east
People that use "tea" for dinner are generally from Edinburgh, they are worth a watch! Glasgow is where it's at.
Ahhh that is interesting! 😊Glasgow accent is soooo hard to understand sometimes 😄
Just to confuse you further .... I'm West of Scotland born and bred and we often call dinner, "tea" and lunch, "dinner."
@@DH.2016 omg hahaha :D
What's up ma g I'm from Glasgow
I'm Aussie and we often call dinner " tea."
I’m from the Midwest in the States, and I can relate to people apologizing for everything. You can look at someone for a split second and hear “oop, sorry” 😂
Yeah... it's not a good habit 😜We shouldn't apologise for everything 😅
I’m Scottish and even when I’m in the shop for milk bread ect, a will walk past someone but I’m like touching them but I’m not, al always say sorry because I feel like I was too close to them😆
😂 guarantee 70% of the folk watching this are Scottish and the other 30% are her actual subs, a love watching this kinda stuff makes me crack up eh, love this damn Country! FREEDOM!
glad it makes you laugh 😜😃
GTYI_C7 independence is coming, the parties about to begin 🎊🎉
I’m Scottish I forks this searching up Scotland
@@CROsigliere What's German for, shove it up her hoop.
It rarely gets warmer than around 23°c in Scotland and if it is that hot it's to hot
Yeah.... true :D
to most of the locals in northern England and Scotland around 10C is t-shirt weather.
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I think about 6/7° is t-shirt weather. Scotland is COLD.
and meanwhile in Panama our warmest is 36. Our coldest can be 23 or 21 but only on winter and people will walk around in hoodies and jeans
Now that you've learned about queueing, I hope it's a life-long lesson that you spread around the world !
This doesn’t seem too different from Canada, actually. 0 and below is just cozy sweater weather, and we apologize constantly!
Of course many Canadians were originally Scottish.
Most Canadians were Scottish immagrants.
The part about cold houses and Scottish people not noticing the cold made me laugh - I'm Scottish and moved to Finland a few years ago (where all the houses are really warm and well-insulated), at first I thought it was too warm everywhere and people were wasting electricity, but now I've gotten used to it and whenever I visit Scotland I feel sooo cold everywhere! The bread part isn't entirely true though - many of us do love good bread! :D
Of course they don't feel the cold. If you were full of porridge, haggis and whisky, you wouldn't feel
the cold either!
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@@LauraLangheinrich There's only chimneys on old buildings. Modern buildings don't have chimneys obviously because they're not needed for heating anymore. The buildings with chimneys obviously use gas central heating now as well. Modern buildings in Scotland are very well insulated and warm.
@@Revolver1981 Yes you are absolutely right :)
I dont drink alchohol neither do any of my friends and anyone I have known to drink do so occasionally dont usually drink or like whisky.... highest popular choice here is vodka, mix or other n usually the teens drink more or the older folk
others have work study and are busy most let loose n relax at home
youth tend to be hanging around clubs but thats like anywhere else
generalizing n stereo typing scottish people based on what you know which is clearly nothing at all is foolish...
I personally dont eat porridge n tend to make different types of breakfasts
not had haggis in so long n it is not what we eat at all...
where are you from if you dont mind me asking
@@healingandgrowth-infp4677 OMG true! I always thought Scottish would drink whiskey but most people drink vodka mix stuff 😃at least students haha 😂
Everything you said is so true (especially the Scottish people are immune to cold part) xD And as a Frenchgirl, I really miss a good baguette ;) People saying sorry and just being nice all the time is something I know I'll miss when I come back to France!
YES France has amazing bread too
I love scotish culture and tradition. Last year I got offered at Edinburgh University for postgrduate research but lack of scholarship and funding unable to go there. This year I have applied again inprestigious Edinburgh University as well as Glasgow University for my PhDlets see what's happen in future. I have already got offered for PhD from Malya university, Kuala Lumpur now I am confuse my dream is to study in UK, Canada or Germany.
I love it too! Omg that is incredible, so many options! 💖🌈I am sure whatever comes to you will be the right thing ✨in the end, every opportunity to study abroad is amazing and every single country has something to offer!
I've never been as cold as I was in the Scottish houses in autumn/winter. And I'm from Finland! They were shocked I had never seen a hot water bottle before. I was shocked how there were raindrops on my room wall after it had been raining. Don't get me wrong, I love Scotland!
When I was in Finland I did not use leggings under my pants to go skating on ice, my Finn friend was shocked. In Scotland I used to sleep with my window open. I must have used the heating like 6 days in 2 winters.. But, guess what? I am Italian, sooo weird
And yet the average temperature in January in Scotland is 6 degrees C. (I assume that's the average maximum temperature, for a day, rather than the average for a whole day in January. Of course many days can be far colder and some far warmer!) Because it tends to be very damp and windy in Scotland though, it makes it often feel far colder than it actually is. Certainly I have had days, when it was genuinely well below zero, but was dry and sunny, where it felt far more comfortable, than when it was several degrees warmer, but wet and windy. I have a Swedish friend who has lived in Scotland for years and she seems to agree with this.
Yeah. The house I was staying in had big windows and the rooms were high. so I think all the heat went up and you could also feel the wind by the windows. That is true that the rainy/damp weather makes it feel much colder. I was in Scotland September-December.
In Finland we have double-glazed windows and double-doors and the houses are much warmer.
15 degrees is our summer.
Welcome to Scotland 😀
23 degrees is winter in Panama lmao
Your hair is so gorgeous! 😘 And of course, thanks for sharing!!
These were so cute! Can't wait to visit some day :)
Yes Scotland is beautiful, you should defo come and see it yourself
15 degrees?! i start wearing summer clothes at around 8 or 9... i've worn shorts in february before and thought nothing of it, and i haven't brought a jacket to school in six or seven years since i don't get cold. it's super interesting to hear what you think of scottish culture!! i should add that i actually say "supper" instead of tea or dinner, although most here do say tea. and the queueing thing is very stereotypically british - i cannot imagine not having to stand in line! we queue all day here haha. great video! :)
In Scotland it’s naturally cold and I live in Scotland and I have never heard someone say tea I’ve always heard dinner
Nah, breakfast, dinner and tea for me.
you answered your own question. We don't use heating because were not cold
You got a bit of a Scottish accent! LOL
Far from that in my opinion 😂
No she doesn't i asume your from a different country cause it's just how Germany and scotland have a close history
@@gamer53yearsago53 I didnt say she HAD a scottish accent. She has a bit ! Some things she says sound Scottish, probably because she lived there, I AM from Scotland so my ears are tuned to it!
No hate but she ain't soundin nuhin close to a scottish accent
Naw mate that's nae were near a scottish accent
Brilliant! So true, so true 😂😂😂. Last week i asked a friend of mine , he's from Scotland: how's the weather , he answered 21 degrees its very very hot. I couldn't hold myself for laughing because we in Germany had 36 degrees. SCOTLAND i love you, your guys are just the best 😘😘😘
YESSSSS love Scotland so much as well 😍
I reckon that if that's the eight 'cultural' issues you have found whilst accepting our hospitality, then we're doing not bad. Enjoy the remainder of your stay and wrap up warmly.
Der letzte Punkt mit dem Brot gefällt mir am besten :D
Das ist glaube ich nicht nur in Schottland der Fall :D in America gibt es auch kaum "richtiges Brot" :D :D
Tolles Video
Hahah DAS Problem deutscher Reisenden 😜
Auf jeden Fall.. die amerikanische Küche hat mir auch nicht gefallen 🤓
Dankeschön! 😘
Once we hit double digits temperatures it's like Spain. Then you walk on the streets and people carry UV protection lotions at 11 celsius. You always see a guy in short sleve and a guy in heavy duty winter jacket walking by. A weird place this is
True 😂
KMLB Crew you’re so funny 😂🤪❤️
sooo helpful! thank u :)
Glad you liked it! Thank you so much for watching 💖
Half of it’s just bullshite u wally
Yes, they are used to the cold, but it's the heat that does them in. When it's 24C, they think it's a heatwave. Where I'm from we play tennis, go jogging and even play outdoor sports when it's over 32C.
J S shagger it’s actually a heatwave when it’s 14 degrees
I'm from Norway and I can fully relate with the bus thing almost nobody stands in line its just a huge crowd pushing into the bus its scary
WE CALL THAT IGNORANCE AND LACK OF RESPECT FOR ONE ANOTHER.MAINLY JUST LACK OF MANNERS.
@@douglastodd1947 spot on
The arms folded whilst i thought to maself "tread very carefully hen" Actually apart from the last one, everything you said is pretty much true. Bread is something that has not been put in a toaster to get a suntan. 15 degrees is pretty much summer for us, but then our twin in Norway would pretty much be the same. It's taps aff weather. Scottish are not British, so we don't take Afternoon tea like they do in England. Ours is a full plate of mince and tatties. The reason we drink is to keep us warm. Why do you think whisky burns the back of your throat? Today it is 13 degs celsius and my feet are baltic. Time for a hot toddy :) Welcome to Scotland and good luck with your studies.
Thanks for all your feedback! I love learning new things about the Scottish way of life! 😍
Plan to get my masters in scotland next year. And i'm indonesian (Bali) which is a tropical country with average 32 - 35 degress the whole year. Do u finally able to adapt towards the weather ? I surely need wear a coat and sweaters in the weather under 25 degrees to survive.
15 degrees is really warm for us Scots cause the weather here 95% of the time is raining and freezing. We’re not suited for even the slightest bit of heat.
When I was at University in Edinburgh our toilet froze ...and our flat only had coal fires as the only heating !!
There is no better system and fairer, than standing in line, little missy. lol
Absolutely love your honesty from a Scottish woman.... it is all so true... except for not feeling the cold we do honestly we just like to make the most of any warmer weather we have but in public we cant wait to get home to our nice warm homes n have a nice hot cuppa... and the sorry thing is so spot on ... glad there is no stereo-typing in your video ... it is usually all you hear love real people meeting the real people here n not generalising stereo types we need more of that to show Scotland for what it really is like
Hahahaha I am glad you enjoyed the video! 😃💖Defo! It's also soooo different to experience a culture when you actually live there for a while. Scotland is really close to my heart, it's such a beautiful country 💗
@@LauraLangheinrich I cant wait to visit Germany it's a beautiful country too
YESSSS you'll love it! Let me know if you need recommendations
Are you serious? This video is dreadful and FULL of stereotyping!!
I feel your pain for the bread - I'm from Poland and we eat wholegrain bread here and when I'm abroad in any Anglo-Saxon country, they only have toasts.
We have bread, sometimes even say how Germans make it
BUT I've never ever seen toast sold in a shop OK
Normal bread for us is just bread AND you put it into something called a toaster wich will toast the bread into toast
OUR BREAD AND OUR TOAST ARE DIFFERENT THINGS
Scotland is not an Anglo Saxon country and neither are 90% of its people
My part in Scotland is usually 2-3 degrees lol, once it’s 5 degrees I wear outfits without jackets
It used to be the norm to leave the bedroom window slightly open at night. That might have made sense if there was a coal fire, but if not ...
Yes but our houses are generally built to contain heat because of the cold weather so when it warms up a little it’s literally 30 degrees inside my house and we don’t have air conditioning. Don’t see how thats pleasant in any country. Also lived in Glasgow for 3 years and never heard anyone say Tea
Same here, I am german as well and will start studying in Aberdeen this year. Let's see wether you can help me!
Oh hell, I dont drink anymore, this is going to be fun...
awesome 💖
Yeah we’re all used to the cold like last month or the start of this month I can’t remember like about 20 degrees I nearly fainted and I like rlly only get cold when it’s like -10 or -15
I went out with this German girl for a while and the thing she hated most about Scotland was the bread!
Actually that "toast" is bread, but just a different style. After all they all are made by the same ingredients that make a bread be a bread xddd. However, I got your point when you said that it wasn't actually bread because it doesn't feel like that.
We stand in lines cause we are polite and don't just barge past people!
Btw tea instead of dinner is more of an east coast thing. We have dinner in the west.
Laura it might be a good idea to replace the union flag with a saltire.
Maybe 🧐😂
Thanks for sharing! I will study abroad in Scotland this year, learn a lot from your video! By the way, are u still studying in Scotland now? :D
I am 😊☀️
@@LauraLangheinrich Have you been quite honoured and thankful to receive an education free of charge courtesy of the Scottish taxpayer? I understand that is ending soon.
Haha LOVE IT! :D♥
Hahaha yessss 😆
lol, I live in Panamá and our hottest temperature is 36, and the lowest is usually like 26, and people still walk around in hoodies because we are so used to the sun and heat. I think I would freeze to dead if i studied in scotland tbh
I live in Minnesota, so the cold won’t be a problem:)
Everything here besides the lines for the bus is super New England culture as well.
Haha I'm from Switzerland and everyone always expects me to be used to the cold but im so not lol
I visited Glasgow once. I saw me a pretty young lass and asked her for one of those famous Glasgow kisses. Didn't end well.
How'd it really end up ,she called you out ?😂
@@jawadkhan7091 Glasgow Kiss means a headbutt
WHAT WE EAT SEEMS TO CONFUSE, --Breakfast, Lunch , arounnd 2/3 o,clock afternoon Tea, 5/6 o,clock Dinner , 10 /11Supper.
If the heating isn’t on then it’s because it’s warm for us. The czech republic is a really warm country so what is cold for you is warm for us
I'm from Edinburgh and I'm always bloody freezing!!
Hahaha 😄
From Fife, and same. Always cold except in the middle of summer, when it's always too hot. I'm also overweight and need to lose a few stone, and I've heard that if you lose weight you feel the cold more (less fat to insulate you), so I'm dreading my weight loss because I'm worried I'll feel like an ice cube all the time 😂
Can you find eye bread in small towns?
Hahahaha your way of explaining is completely entertaining 😊
Hello, I hold an offer at Heriot Watt but for a Msc. Investment Management course for the Sep-22 intake. Could you tell me what is the study mode currently over there? Because someone had told me that its online. Would you recommend Heriot Watt for my course and how's the city and part-time opportunities over there like?
okay this is really funny to me. I’m american but i just came back from studying abroad in Germany and i want to study in scotland for uni and these cultural differences are just really like. things i became used to in germany (the bread in america sucks! it’s all toast bread) but the differences like the sorry thing are so interesting to see from a german perspective because that’s a normal american thing as well but i became less used to it in germany and have now had to become reaccustomed to it
yeah the cultural differences are very fascinating :)
So, it looks like you gained better manners in Scotland. It seems polite to say excuse me or I’m sorry. Don’t understand all the drinking but maybe it helps the body against the cold. Standing in line also seems like the polite thing to do. Is it colder in Scotland than Germany? Lots of chimneys but no fire in the fireplaces?
What do you mean? Bread is a square shaped loaf and toast is once you put the bread in the toaster
To me bread has a more firm texture, it is usually dark and with rich ingredients. Toast is fluffy, squishy with lots of air :b
oh yeah, most breads are made with sour dough here in germany ;)
@@LauraLangheinrich crumpets is fluffy squishy with lots of air maybe you need to try a crumpet here.... we have brown multi grain breads too with seeds etc
@@ziegae3001 Ive had those types of bread in expensive restaurant n other cafes n it is so good best bread ever
@@LauraLangheinrich Rye bread I found is sold in health stores like Waitrose Holland n Barrett n some stores if you know where to look so can get thr bread you are use to after all as we so sell them here 😉
lol i can’t believe people outside of Scotland/the UK aren’t used to use heating or don’t know that it’s really cold lmao
I also thought everywhere you had to stand in line, like it’s just being polite? As a Scottish girl who gets the bus/stands in a line everyday I thought everywhere was like that (sane with the saying sorry thing)
Studied in Scotland...in edinburgh n then glasgow..had the time of my of my life , of course i came back home with a degree.
Omg the bread thing was the same in thing in the US haha
My girlfriend is Polish and she says the exact same about bread. She just refers to it as toasting bread but its not real bread. I have forgot how many times she has said this!
Scottish person here lol, Did you check the weather before you came, It’s cold all year round in Scotland
The soft bread your on about is called Toasties,your meant to toast it,it's a extra soft bread😕we toast all kinds of bread .
"It's not bread, it's air" 😂
You solved my lots of curiosities that I have gotten the difference between Germany and UK in Europe while I am traveling 😃 subscribe!
Haha yes lots of differences :D
I wish I could study in Scotland! I love the country from what I’ve seen and read
You should do it!
@@LauraLangheinrich i'm interested on move up there and study , how's the living as a student ? ciaoo =)
@@jpk8274 Aberdeen has great student life :) lots of stuff going on, nice restaurants and coffeeshops, night life (if you are into that), day trips to Edinburgh and Glasgow, not far away from stunning nature and castles. It's defo recommendable although the city itself can sometimes be a bit grey. All buildings are made from granite, so it's also called the granite city.
@@LauraLangheinrich thank you , wish you all the best!
Do you really called untoasted bread toast? How do you call it when it's actually toasted?
This is sad I think its hot 15° but feel cold at - 2° well I am scottish
stay away from the big supermarkets, go to a wee grocers shop ask for A MOTHERS PRIDE SCOTCH LOAF, then on a SUNDAY MORNING get yourself half a dozen SCOTCH WELL FIRED ROLLS, Between the bread and rolls you should be pretty happy, Out the super market it,s soft doughy English stuff kidding on it,s bread and rolls, but they call them baps
Why am i reading this w a scottish accent 🤦🏻♀️
omg *.* you are so beautiful!
Thank you so much!
You are adorable! Haha. Thank you for these tips. I am studying abroad in Scotland this semester from the USA and I am so excited. I loved the bit about bread 😂😂😂 my family is Polish and they are also very particular about their bread.
Haha thank you so much! Oh cool, where about in the USA are you from? Omg polish bread is amazing - I always get my bread in Scotland from polish shops bc that's the only good bread over there 😛
Laura Langheinrich I am from Maryland so North Eastern part of the USA. I am so excited to hear that they have polish shops there! I will have to check some of those out. Also I have a quick question for you: do you recommend bringing a pair of shorts to Scotland or is there no point because of the cold?
No point 😝😅It's usually quite windy so it feels colder than it is 🤓
Laura Langheinrich okay thanks! That is very helpful ☺️❤️
Scottish weather has been very strange in the last few years. There was 2 months in the summer of 77-90°F but then there were also blizzards in spring... Just recently there was a random 72°F day followed by freezing weather. There’s not usually any snow during November/December time but this varies from year to year and location. Spring is definitely the nicest time of year where there’s rarely any rain and mild temperatures (again, depends where you are).
Ps. We do feel the cold
Hello.. what are your reviews of University of Strathclyde?
It was 39°c in Abrdeen 1 day this summer 😄
THAT'S CRAZY! :D
@@LauraLangheinrich I know,, never before have I recorded that with I think 32°c being the highest I have before... having said that I did take the digital reading in a sunspot but crazy temps for here. Back to the usual grey very wet and a bit chilly now. 😄
Do they have Aldi's in Scotland? And you can you compare a German breakfast to a Scottish breakfast?
they do :) German breakfast I'd say typically includes an egg, a breakfast roll with jam, cheese or sausage and coffee. a Scottish breakfast is eggs with bacon and baked beans, and maybe haggis 😃that's at least the stereotypical one I guess 🤪
May I ask do we need physica in Scotland
We don't get cold because we all have diabetes whether diagnosed or not. It's a constant battle against sweat.
People talking about how hot 15° C is. Meanwhile I live in Chennai. Anything below 30° C is considered to be cold here. 😪
Omg you are so sweet ❤
Thank you
It's breakfast (brake-fast, not brek-fast) dinner (not lunch) then tea and maybe supper if you have that
I recommend you the baguette from Tesco if u are not happy with the " air" one 😂😂😂😂😂
I am from Scotland my self. And in my opinion, it really just depends what bit of Scotland your from/visiting for these to be true. Where i’m from there not all true. Some bits are busy and some bits aren’t. But your right about the weather! 😂😂
Jesus my dude 15 degrees is so bloody warm
In Aberdeen, nobody says tea, we usually say supper
Yeahhh I think my flatmates who said that were from Edinburgh... and also from Inverness 🤷🏽♀️
Wie bist du denn auf Schottland gekommen? Schöne Grüße aus Blaufelden (einem minikaff😊😊)
A friend of mine studied there! :) Also, because you don't have to pay tuition :D
@@LauraLangheinrich
You have to pay tuition fees if you are from outside the EU.
Yeah that's true :)
I stop carrying hoodies/jumpers at 10c and shorts come on at 15c
I m estranged student so is it good place to study on your own terms
Hey so I'm interesting to study in scotland. What degree should I obtain. I have ecce and ecpe michigan but I heard something about toefl or toel
it depends :) you can do different language qualifications - just check what the uni websites say! I did Cambridge Advanced :)
@@LauraLangheinrich thanks you helped a lot.❤❤
Going scotland on 16 january .. excited
If they call dinner "tea" then what do they call tea? As in the beverage?
Also tea 😃
I'm glad you're telling this since you're from Germany so Europe, which means you are probably weirded out by similar things that I'd be 😂