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Comment on 7 odd Dutch quirks that show the stranger side of the Netherlands by Miranda Helena Maria Betjes
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However, for all its genius, the Netherlands has many strange quirks.
If you’re an international living in the Netherlands, then it might not be a bad idea to invest in a watch.
In fact, when someone is jarig (meaning that it’s their birthday), you’re expected to congratulate them.
Other insults include krentenbol (a Dutch bread with raisins), mongol (Mongol, duh), and NSB’er (referring to members of the Dutch Nazi Party).
Image: DepositphotosDespite all these Dutch quirks, I still love this country.