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Discovering Neuseeland: German culture in NZ

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Uploaded by on May 29, 2008

Join Miss V as she reports live from New Zealand, and uncovers some pockets of German culture along the way.

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  • but haribo is german and not dutch! :-)

    damn, if i knew that earlier i would have gone there last year when i was in tauranga and missed germany so much^^

  • New Zeeland was discovered by the Dutch (1643) even as Australia (1606), Tasmanie (1610), Nova zembla (1595), Spitsbergen/Svalbard (1596) ,Jan Mayen (+/-1650(not precise)), And a lots of other islands in the pacific.

  • Vergessen Sie nicht die Schilder neben den Straßen, die darauf 'Bitte links halten' steht! Nur auf deutsch...ist dass wirklich so ein Problem für die Deutschen?

    (Entschuldigung für mein schlechtes deutsch!)

  • btw, you showed some gulasch cans in the video, but gulasch is actually from hungary...

  • Cool you show a Dutch shop, the Niederländer are all over New-Zealand, and Germany and Netherlands are made out of the same Germanic tribes.

    Btw. Dutch comes from "Diets", Diets is the folk-language of the Netherlands.

    But what do we care, once the east-Dutch and North-Germans talked Low-Saxon, and Standard-German and Standard-Dutch are just the "official" languages that the government tries to force us to speak.

  • yea ay cud not agree with u more

  • Good to see other cultures having a positive effect on New Zealand rather than the Samoans/islanders bringing their crime.

  • Dutch heißt in diesem Falle offensichtlich Niederländisch schon allein wegen der Flagge.

  • sie heißt nicht frau missverstaendnis, sie ist Miss Verstaendnis :D ^^

    Or not? ;)

  • ich glaube der begriff dutch wird in manchen regionen anders übersetzt. dutch ist eigentlich abgeleitet von deutsch, da niederländisch und deutsch lange zeit als die selbe sprache anerkannt waren. aber was sagt denn frau missverstaendnis dazu?

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