Comments by "C. B." (@Searover749) on "American Laughs at Hilarious Stories of American Tourists in Europe.." video.
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I've travelled all around the world, for my job, and everywhere, I heard the locals say that the dutch tourists they had met were very rude, and not very subtle. I don't believe in stereotypes, but I also noticed that, from experience, in Netherlands, and in other countries. I assume it must be the result of a certain common dutch education, that has some similarities with the scandinavian behavior I noticed in nordic countries (Finland not included : I find them
quiet, humble, and kind...absolutely the type of people I appreciate).
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Oregon : north east coast of US. Main city : Portland. (like in Maine, on the east coast).
Silesia is in Poland, Bavaria in Germany, Rajasthan in India, Scotland in UK,
Brittany in France, Andalusia in Spain, Sicily in Italy, Cappadoce in Turkiye, etc...
That's basic geography...US people ignore, but many people know that...I hope so...
We have only 1 planet, and almost 90 yrs/person to learn about it : that's enough time !
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@valije not a few : english is the official language, or co-official language, in several countries,
in East African countries, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Singapour, Hong Kong,
and Carribean numerous independant islands, Eire, Belize, etc...
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