Expat Life: 20 Things I Love about Living in Denmark (Part 1)

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I am an American expat living in a small town in the middle of Denmark. There are many things I love about living here. Check out the first 10 here in this video.

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[RasmusBukholt]

As a dane I find it interesting to hear what people from other countries notice about Denmark. We grow used to how "things are" and what we take for granted. I find what you say to be very true and do appreciate it even more now.

[yusufbych]

Being a dane İ must say that you make me very happy- and İ am glad that you and your family did move to Denmark- thank you for one more great upload- God bless you and your family

[pineconelife]

I’m a Canadian living in Denmark. A lot of the things you mention are the same in Canada. Spring in Denmark this year is chilly but I am glad the sun is shining. I really miss the sense of Wilderness here as you are never far from civilization. Denmark is a lovely little land. I am glad you are enjoying your life here.

[williamschollainbirckner]

the first time I ever hear anything good about the public transportation. But it's probably just a danish thing to complain about it :)

[someone-you-do-not-know]

Fun fact about Danes being tolerant with children: there once was a study about babies screaming and crying which said that danish babies cried the least. The researchers went to find out why that was, and found out that actually they cried as much as babies from other places, but the parents didn’t get bothered about it as much.

[WhostheMAC]

I live in Michigan, I am intrigued how many things are different and I find your videos interesting, Thank you.

[citizenVader]

You live in Denmark and that means, you have over 400 islands you can visit. Try an island vacation and feel how different it is.. it is like time moves slower.

[yaseenevo]

Thank you, love your videos! Keep'em coming please.

[won]

I’m from Denmark, and i never really thought about some of those thingsss

[Drescher]

Some spring flowers we have here have a very sweet nectar, that can suck out from the button by carefully picking the flower.

[SuneBravo]

As a Danish Expat in Brazil - This made me miss Denmark

[Clckclck]

2:35 I love how you are clearly very uncomfortable with the idea of your kid in the forest in winter all day for school but accept it anyway! That's real parenting, it works both ways.

[finncarlbomholtsrensen]

A friend of mine is a now former teacher. One of his finest moments was when a Grandmother of middle eastern origin, during a meeting, allowed and trusted him to take care of her two school girls during a week away from ordinary schooling in the class, with their schoolmates, to an external school.

[inspiredbynatureinspiredby]

We have 4 proper seasons on the east coast of the USA. I'm American and totally love the Nordic Scandanavian countries. I should have married one of those guys!

[JoviesHome]

Oh goodness, your garden is gorgeous 😍! I’ve only been to Copenhagen for work a few times but looks like I’ll need to visit other areas too!

[juliamorales]

Yes, all the flowers you showed, we have in San Francisco, CA. I also planted fruit trees, peach hybrid, orange, plum, and lemon to save on the food bill because things are expensive here. we use lemons the most because I read that it prevents cancer and my husband has had 3 different cancers. I use the lemon on salads and vegetables and homemade refreshments. The plum hasn't done well because the soil os poor

[Anna]

With many of the things you've described it feels as if you were describing my country, the Netherlands. I'm going to visit Denmark this summer, so I'm excited to see what the country's like in real life! :D

[CazamaR]

Really nice to hear all these nice thing about the DK I have a friend that moved to the states and watching his pics and movies about the US is really fun and nice too, keep up the nice vids ;)

[TheJoergenDK]

Thank you for your contageous appreciation and love! I am feeling elated! I wish all countries could learn all the best from eachother - let's do like the japanese some more!

[Soersen]

The coast i never more than 31 miles or 50 kilometer away