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Group F-1 Issues in the news ( The Netherlands)

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Group F-1 Issues in the news ( The Netherlands)

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- Travelers who return to The Netherlands will have to go in quarantine and if you don’t follow the rules you will have to pay a fine of 435 euros

- A 17 years old girl died in a traffic accident with a truck in Deventer.

- The vaccinations are taking a really long time in The Netherlands.

- The test event 538 Oranjedag is canceled because the government won’t give permission.

- A refugee was found dead in an airplane on Schiphol. He hid in the wheel arch of the plane and he died because of hypothermia.

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Prince's Day
The third Tuesday in September, the throne speech is read by the King. He then drives in the golden carriage to the courtyard.

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Pup-o ma
Eden
30 ani si 15 minute

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Rotary organ.
A rotary organ is an automatic playing pipe organ. The street turning organ, also called pierement, is typically Dutch.

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Influencing
Everyone to make and post videos on instagram and youtube to influence others

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'Wie is de mol?'

'Wie is de mol'? is played by ten people; five men and five women. The participants travel abroad. There they have to carry out various assignments. They have to work together to complete the tasks as well as possible and earn money for 'de pot'. However, one of the participants is a cheater, 'de mol'. He or she must secretly ensure that the assignments fail by sabotaging the game, called 'Mollen'.

The game consists of several rounds. Each round consists of two or three assignments that are carried out over two days. After each round the participants must answer twenty questions about the identity of 'de mol'. The one who gives the fewest correct answers is out of the game and goes straight home. Sometimes participants can earn a joker. For each joker used, one wrongly answered question from the test is counted as correct. Participants can also earn an exemption, which means they do not have to participate in the test at all and therefore cannot drop out.

The final test consists of 40 questions about 'de mol'. One wins, one loses and one is 'de mol'. The winner goes home with the money from 'de pot'.

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Carbide shooting.
An old custom in which a lump of carbid and a milk can make big bangs. Carbid shooting is meant to drive away evil spirits for the New Year.

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Group F-4 Things we think other countries doesn't have (Romania )

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Group F-4 Things we think other countries doesn't have (Romania )

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Coloana infinitului

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Group F-4 Things we think other countries doesn't have ( Romania)

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Group F-4 Things we think other countries doesn't have ( Romania)

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Sarmale

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meme

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Group F-4 Things we think other countriews doesn't have (Romania )

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Group F-4 Things we think other countriews doesn't have (Romania )

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Mămăligă

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What do you think??👩🏻‍🎨 (Dutch)

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Things we think other countries doesn't have (Dutch)

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Things we think other countries doesn't have (Dutch)

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Things we don`t think other countries have

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Things we don`t think other countries have

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Group F4 Things we think other countries also have (dutch)

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Group F4 Things we think other countries also have (dutch)

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Drivers license

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Things we think other countries doesn't have (Dutch)

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Group F4 things we think other countries also have (dutch)

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Group F4 things we think other countries also have (dutch)

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Graduation caps

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Things we think other countries don't have (Dutch)

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Group F4; things we think other countries also have (dutch)

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Group F4; things we think other countries also have (dutch)

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the beach

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Group F4; things we think other countries also have (dutch)

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Group F4; things we think other countries also have (dutch)

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a cinema

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Things we think other country's don't have (Dutch)

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Group F4; things we think other countries also have

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Group F4; things we think other countries also have

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a cinema
a zoo
pizza restaurants
lakes
rivers
fields

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https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLug7JQ5k_UgEXytWuYfzTeFdSNxf52EQZ

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Group F4; things we think other countries also have (dutch)

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Group F4; things we think other countries also have (dutch)

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a zoo

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things we don't think other country's have. When a baby is born we eat this. We call it: beschuit met muisjes. (Netherlands)

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Things we think other country's don't have (Dutch)

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Things other countries don´t have: (Spain)

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Things other countries don´t have: (Spain)

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In Spain, specially in my city (Cordoba, in south Spain) is really typical to eat snails in April. Is really common to see roadside stands where you can sit and eat this for a few euros.

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Things we don`t think other countries have

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Things we don`t think other countries have

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Clogs, windmills, tulips

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Things we don't think other country's have

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1I think that other countries not ice eachother and in the netherlands we do that for sure

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Young people has starting saying weird stuff. One of the most popular words are "dilo tata" meaning "say it my girl" when someone say something that is real.  I think it was a twitter trend but now most of young people say it.

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Things we don't think other country's have

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Group F-1 Things we don't think other country's have

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Group F-1 Things we don't think other country's have

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Dutch movies

kruimeltje
achten groepers huilen niet
nova Zembla
oorlogwinter
de marathon

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Typical game of my country (Finland) Mölkky rules

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Typical game of my country (Finland) Mölkky rules

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Generally, you can play Mölkky with as much players as you want. A number of three to six players shows to be best practice. In the beginning you place all twelve skittles in form of a blunt triangle on your playing field. The lowest number must point towards the throwing line. (see pictures). Depending on the difficulty level, you mark the trowing line in approximately three to four meters distance to the skittles. On a rotating basis all players throw using the throwing dowel the so called "Mölkky" on the skittles. If a player hits, he receives either the number of points marked on the skittle (if only one skittle falls) or the sum of fallen skittles (if more than one skittle falls). A skittle counts as "fallen" if it does not lie on another skittle or on the throwing dowel. A throw without a hit or stepping over the throwing line is seen as "missed shot". In case a player or team has three missed shots in a row, the player or team has to leave the game. Mölkky® is won by the player, who scores exatly 50 points first. If someone throws more than 50 points, his or her point account will be set to 25. After each throw all fallen skittles will be placed exactly on the spot where they knocked over. Additional rules like the 37-point-rule or Mölkkout might apply as well.
Required:

12 skittles numbered 1 to 12
Plane field: sand, mowed lawn, sports ground, street, ice...
min. 1 throwing dowel
Game preparation:

Setup of skittles
distance to throwing point approximately three to four metres (3,5 steps)
Game course:

Each player (two to x) throws onto the skittles on a rotating basis.
For each player the following applies:
One skittle falls: the player receives the number on the skittle as points
More than one skittle falls: the player receives the number of the fallen skitlles as points.
Only skittles which do not lie on another skittle or the throwing dovel count.
Skittles always are placed where they are fallen. Usually, the field gets larger and the distance between skittles rises within one game.
This procedure is repeated until one player wins or all players had to leave the game.

Win:

The aim of the game is to reach exactly 50 points. The one reaches the number first is the winner.
Other rules:

Throwing more than 50 points - for example knocking down three skittles in a stand of 48 points - results in falling back to 25 points.
In case of three misses - missed to hit any skittle three times in a row - the player is out of game.
Trespassing: after the throw you must not move forward into the gamefield - i.e. in the direction of the skittles. This rule especially applies in tournaments. In case of violation the throw is considered as a missed throw. Keep in mind: 37-points-rule
To determine the starting team or the starting player, a coin can be thrown or a Mölkkout can be played.
Throwing technique:

There is no required throwing technique so that this can be adjusted to match a particular throw. The simplest is a straight or slightly ballistic throw of the dowel in lateral position. Smash throws from above or Kubb throws are also used.

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Explain a trend in your country: Lately young people started throwing around the word "sheesh". It has literally no meaning, you can say the word in any situation without any reason. It´s a weird trend.

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Trend in NL: Saint Nicholas

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Lunch in Roemenië is with meat and sweet Bread

lunch is Spain - First sleep and then like tapas

Lunch in Holland is bread with cheese or egg

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things we don't think other country's have (Netherlands)

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There is a common game called "La gallinita ciega", in english it would be like "The blind little chicken". It consist of one person looking at the wall while the rest of the people try to reach the same wall. The first person looking at the wall says "laa gaaalliiiniiitaaa cieeegaaa" and when it ends it has to turn and if someone is moving that person has to return to the starting line. Wins the person who reaches the wall without being discovered moving.

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Every year on December 5 we celebrate St. Nicholas' birthday and on that night children get presents and you usually celebrate with your family. You eat cookies made of speculaas and a delicacy called 'pepernoten'.

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Kingsday

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Influencing

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Country

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Unknown soldier
Big Game
Napapiirin sankarit
Tove
Luokkakokous

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This are the rules for a typical game from Romania named 'V-ați ascunselea " translated in english " Hide and seek " . Someone has to put their eyes on the wall , that means that the person must stay in front of the wall with the eyes covered with their hands . That person has to count to 100 , while counting the other participants must hide. When that person finishes counting , must go and look for the others . When she/he finds them , they have to run and touch the wall , who touches it first , wins.

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I tried..... (meme)

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- Verliefd op Ibiza
- Just say yes
- Onze jongens
- Gooische vrouwen
- Bon Bini Holland

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This picture was made in Taiwan 3 years ago

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Periana last week (Spain)

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- Ciske de rat
- Flodder
- All stars
- Het zakmes
- De marathon
- Soldaat van Oranje
- Komt een vrouw bij de dokter
- Turks fruit
- Gooische vrouwen

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Country

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Country 3 group one

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Country 2 group one

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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1 other country group one

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Spotify – Finnish crap

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- Lo imposible
- Volver
- La piel de habito
- El laberinto del fauno
- Todo sobre mi madre
- Celda 211

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Famous movie (Netherlands)
- Bumperkleef
- Verliefd op Ibiza
- Soldaat van Oranje
- Sneekweek

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https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2CqoX5pK6OLjWLpUsOSEpa

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Het bombardement
Gooische vrouwen
Verliefd op Ibiza
soldaat van oranje
spijt

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playlist

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Qgmca9jITL6SMDTfagpYd?si=ZbRIKGB2SxmSnp6eHCX70w

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Group F-3 playlist from music of your country (Netherlands)

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Group F-3 playlist from music of your country (Netherlands)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xR-hWde2YsY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5leVQeK_3Ws

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_swivbEsD50

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Playlist from music of your country (Sp) Group F-4. 

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Playlist from music of your country (Sp) Group F-4. 

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https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7JiTHpMvlL8vO2g5MmwjUU

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Playlist from music of your country ( 🇳🇱) group 1 

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Playlist from music of your country ( 🇳🇱) group 1 

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https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6f2uITnuBibz3x191PUJSh?si=QbvS8NuoQn--xJa4rBHj_w

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https://finland.fi/arts-culture/your-top-10-finnish-films-and-a-director/