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Комментарии • 69

  • @epicalaric1611
    @epicalaric1611 Год назад +63

    Idk why I love watching reaction videos about my own country so much, I swear it's like an addiction😂

    • @Cp.Pierce
      @Cp.Pierce Год назад +2

      Yeah its just the kick you get out of it

    • @melocoton7
      @melocoton7 Год назад +6

      😅same! Reminds me of how much I take for granted.

  • @whydoistillexist5033
    @whydoistillexist5033 2 года назад +114

    In Switzerland you can go to a local store and see a former president just getting groceries

    • @kenyanswiss
      @kenyanswiss Год назад +14

      Even a current one

    • @AloisSachot
      @AloisSachot Год назад +10

      @@kenyanswiss yes i have actually see Alain berset in a train with just 2 bodyguard and he was the actual president of Switzerland

    • @headstanding_Penguin
      @headstanding_Penguin Год назад +9

      ​@@AloisSachothead of a gremium of 7 equals... we don't have a president and seeing the current world, it would be better to have 7 heads of states and multiple political parties leading ALL countries...

    • @AloisSachot
      @AloisSachot Год назад +3

      @@headstanding_Penguin even he has no more power than the other 7, a president is elected and changes each year to facilitate collaboration with the other states. I wanted to say by my comment the incredible fact that we can cross a person like this.

    • @republiquedesmangues8445
      @republiquedesmangues8445 Год назад +3

      There is a picture of a former president waiting the train with absolutely no security

  • @hape3862
    @hape3862 2 года назад +43

    When you come to Europe, take trains everywhere! There is a ticket for tourists, called "Eurail Pass", that allows you to take every train in every country as often as you desire. The ticket price depends only on how long you wanna use it, for example a week or several months.

  • @mikatu
    @mikatu Год назад +11

    Swiss trains are not just the best in Europe but also the best in the world!
    The 8 minutes is not for the next train in case you missed it. It if for your connecting train, when you exit one train and wait for the next train to continue your trip. And often the trains will be delayed in case one connection is late, just to ensure people will still make the connections and don't need to wait for the next train. That is how good the system works.

  • @nei892
    @nei892 2 года назад +22

    What differentiates buying train tickets in switzerland from buing plane tickets is that there isn't a mandatory seat reservation system in place, so the train you wanna catch can't really be booked out. You can buy your ticket at any time before departure you like (they can be bought online, at ticket machines at the respective station or at customer service centrals which most mid to large sized train stations have) and don't have to worry about availability at all. There is also a yearly subscription service which which you don't have to pay for tickets at all, that's gonna set you back like 2-3k a year though.

  • @MaxTargin0
    @MaxTargin0 2 года назад +28

    I took the trains in Switzerland and it was awesome, I already talked about an embarrassing moment I had waiting a minute or so for the train door to open, when I just needed to press a button next to the door.
    The Swiss were always so helpful, my friend and I were confused about which train to get, and this guy approached us and asked where we were going, he then opened that app they showed on the video and said, you are on the correct platform, but you will need to get the second train that will arrive on this track.
    It was an awesome experience, I bought the tickets on every day I needed to catch a train, but I was asked for the ticket once.

    • @loris2739
      @loris2739 Год назад +2

      They always check the tickets on Intercity trains and even longer distance trains that go abroad. On regional connections i get my ticket checked like twice a year

    • @MaxTargin0
      @MaxTargin0 Год назад +1

      @@loris2739 I got the tickets checked once from Zurich to Winterthur

  • @Zaitekno
    @Zaitekno Год назад +6

    Brother, if you ever make it to Switzerland, please experience the 'Bernina Express' and/or the 'Glacier Express', they're considered some of the most stunning and beautiful train rides in Switzerland.

  • @BebbiDagger
    @BebbiDagger Год назад +2

    Sitting in my everyday Train going to work while watching your Video. 😂 Greetings from Swizerland🇨🇭🇨🇭

  • @glaubhafieber
    @glaubhafieber Год назад +2

    I’m a swiss living in Bangkok and absolutely love the skytrain here. Speeding above traffic jams feels good 😂

  • @kenyanswiss
    @kenyanswiss Год назад +7

    I arrived in switzerland 20 years ago. First day, i was to take the train from the airport to my school. The time written was 12.42. I honestly thought obviously it means 12.45. The damn thing left at 12.42. But they are expensive.

    • @xxx_phantom_xxxw_t_a9479
      @xxx_phantom_xxxw_t_a9479 Год назад +6

      Why do you think we are known for accurate clocks? So that people board the train at 12.42 and not at 12.45 🤣

  • @margwally5849
    @margwally5849 2 года назад +6

    Americans are so caught up in Big Houses, Flashy Cars and wearing Diamonds and don't look at what really matters. In London we see plenty of really famous people on London transport. Europeans are much more low key.
    From London

  • @triton_152
    @triton_152 8 дней назад

    20:18 as someone from switzerland, I was quite surprised by many reactions, I really enjoyed the video, but "Gongola? What is a gongola?" absolutely killed me 😂 (it's gondola btw, hard to explain, just google it really quickly)

  • @AidanS99
    @AidanS99 Год назад +3

    From my experience, trains are much easier to book and board than planes. You can show up, by a ticket, and board a train in as little as 5-10 minutes. As for a plane, I’ve waited anywhere from 2-4 hours for them to get in the air!

  • @Marokelo
    @Marokelo 2 года назад +6

    With this app you can also buy tickets directly and sometimes even get discounts

  • @TregMediaHD
    @TregMediaHD 2 года назад +3

    Hey Dar. Glad to see another NJB reaction .. I hope you get to Europe sooner rather than later.. and ride our trains .. peace and greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱

  • @rkw2917
    @rkw2917 2 года назад +5

    Swiss public transport, including trains, is honour system
    You don't have to show a ticket to board
    But you better be prepared to show one if asked

    • @xxx_phantom_xxxw_t_a9479
      @xxx_phantom_xxxw_t_a9479 Год назад

      That's right, because without a ticket, traveling by train (the same applies to all public transport) becomes really expensive.

  • @semi2893
    @semi2893 Год назад +2

    You've never been on a train? If you ever come to Switzerland, I would love to show you around in as many trains as possible, including gondulas 😅🥰

  • @HodeliGodeli
    @HodeliGodeli Год назад +1

    If you miss one connection you can give them a call and they usually refund the whole ticket price

  • @whydoistillexist5033
    @whydoistillexist5033 2 года назад +2

    We also have Apps where you can book the ticket on the train

  • @Hobbitli97
    @Hobbitli97 2 года назад +3

    if you ever werde to visit Switzerland, you'd have a place to stay at bern the capitol. I would be happy to give you a place to stay :)

  • @SSi-nq3rt
    @SSi-nq3rt 3 месяца назад

    glacier express‘ view is reallygreat, but… i always start to feel travel sick in that train 😭 😭 …

  • @Shavaaa
    @Shavaaa 2 года назад +1

    I'd say we have the best train system period. especially since the entire network was the first one in the world to be 100% electric. starting in 1967, when the last steam train was retired.

  • @TheCurler66
    @TheCurler66 2 года назад +1

    The thing is that short distance travel CAN really benefit from individual transportation but over longer distances (take that USA) proper train networks are the most efficient and also most costefficient way of transportation for PEOPLE AND WARES

  • @hugokloeppel3596
    @hugokloeppel3596 3 месяца назад +1

    Im going in october, Thats a hella of a country

  • @headstanding_Penguin
    @headstanding_Penguin Год назад

    I think the average main line space between trains is arround 2min in the most used parts of the tracks

  • @dachserdachs
    @dachserdachs 2 года назад +2

    What I found misleading: the CITY of Zurich has only around 300,000 inhabitants not 1.5 mio, they are talking about the Kanton (similar to a state in the US) that is also named Zurich. Quite confusing

    • @xxx_phantom_xxxw_t_a9479
      @xxx_phantom_xxxw_t_a9479 Год назад +1

      Nobody understands us anyway, how are they supposed to understand the city and canton thing 😂

  • @Marokelo
    @Marokelo 2 года назад +3

    Swiss or Switzerland it doesn't matter, both are correct

  • @headstanding_Penguin
    @headstanding_Penguin Год назад

    My home town station at 17:48

  • @Gert-DK
    @Gert-DK 2 года назад +4

    Do you know they have three languages in Switzerland?
    French, German and Italian.

  • @kailarsscherer7529
    @kailarsscherer7529 Год назад

    If U Ar a tourist, U ifen pay Les for a train, I AM a lokal person, I pay much more for a train ticket . For 30km about 10 dollars. For 10 dollars U can drive in Kenia 500km. Yesterday I take a bus inside Schaffhausen city . For only 3 km I pay 4 dollars.

    • @xxx_phantom_xxxw_t_a9479
      @xxx_phantom_xxxw_t_a9479 Год назад

      Hello from Basel (Switzerland), I have the SwissPass (half-price annual subscription), so I only pay half price for all trips, this also applies to the city tram and bus network. In particular, the trip to visit my grandchildren costs me around 17 CHF (around 18.80 US$) for a trip of around 90 minutes. With the car I need at least petrol for this amount (probably more), to be fair you would have to add wear and tear on the car etc. and I don’t have any stress because the train runs on time (I’ve checked for deviations within 2 minutes never paid attention to it, but it doesn't matter to me either).

  • @kefirmroku4494
    @kefirmroku4494 2 года назад

    The only I know about trains in Europe is that they work inside countries, not across borders. Price of an over-border ticket can be +30EUR, doubling or trippling total price for the whole ride.
    It is cheaper to ride to a border-city like eg. Cieszyn(PL)/Těšín(CZ) or Zgorzelec(PL)/Görlitz(GER) and just walk from the train station in one state to the train station in second state.

    • @mariafilipe1356
      @mariafilipe1356 2 года назад +5

      They do work across borders !

    • @sirijaw
      @sirijaw 2 года назад

      I live around Lausanne in Switzerland, I pay a yearly 100CHF for cheaper tickets, I went to Milano and it was only 80CHF for both ways! My bf only payed 27CHF since he has the general subscription that cost a lot but still cheaper than having a car

    • @xxx_phantom_xxxw_t_a9479
      @xxx_phantom_xxxw_t_a9479 Год назад

      Hello from Basel (Switzerland), well, we have 3 train stations, the Swiss, the French and the German train here in Basel, should that not already indicate enough cooperation, then also that our municipal transport company (BVB) both to France and to Germany (i.e. across the border).

  • @romanwoerndli9057
    @romanwoerndli9057 Год назад +1

    Yes nice Trainsystem we have but just ridiculous expansive! You can fly cheaper in the next country then take a long way with train in switzerland!

    • @markusfuerer5431
      @markusfuerer5431 3 месяца назад

      Cheap with 1/2 price ticket for 168 / year

  • @juliajanser5063
    @juliajanser5063 2 месяца назад

    75% der Schweizer leben Städten ...... und nur 25% in grösseren Döfern

  • @juliajanser5063
    @juliajanser5063 2 месяца назад

    Sorry noooo

  • @tashiallemann
    @tashiallemann Год назад

    you barely talk lol 😭

  • @headstanding_Penguin
    @headstanding_Penguin Год назад

    The standards are rapidly declining and prices are rising

    • @FlawKills
      @FlawKills Год назад +2

      They aren't. Swiss public transport still is amazing. Yeah costs are rising an I do agree with you on that front. The government NEEDS to subsidize the prices to make sure Public Transport is cheaper

    • @markusfuerer5431
      @markusfuerer5431 3 месяца назад

      What a bullshit .

  • @fadwen88
    @fadwen88 Год назад

    Cycling as a transportation is definitly easier/better in Netherlands, but if you talk sports then what the hell? You drive around on a pancake xD