What Do the Dutch Do at Christmas? | Super Easy Dutch 45

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0:00 Intro
0:08 How to overcome the winter flu
2:56 Christmas plans 1
7:39 Easy Dutch membership
9:00 Christmas plans 2
12:39 Christmas traditions
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¹ = Familie: all the people you are related to, such as parents, children, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and sometimes in-laws.
Gezin: the people you live with in one home, usually parents and their children.
² = First Christmas Day is 25 of December, Second Christmas Day is 26 of December
³ = "uitbuiken" is a unique Dutch word which means "to let your food settle: to relax after eating so your stomach can digest the food and you feel comfortably full".
⁴ = In German: Ich habe jetzt Feierabend.
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Hosts and camera: Linus Bohlsen and Nine Jit Gardenier
Edit: Mario Tedesco
Subtitles: Jeroen van Heesewijk and Mario

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