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[Video] This Dutch Polyglot Speaks 18 Languages—Including Filipino!
My Netherlands-based friend Jackie was touring me in Zaanse Schans, home of the historic Dutch windmills, when she pointed a guy selling his artworks along the path. “He speaks Tagalog,” she said.
I initially thought he was just one of …
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One of the Best Frites in Amsterdam
If you google, “Things to eat in Amsterdam,” frites will come out as a must-try snack. Also known locally as patat, frites may look like regular thick-cut fries. But what makes it different is the way the Dutch deep-fry …
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[Video] Amsterdam’s Shipyard-Turned-Creative Space
From the roaring 20s to the retro 80s, the NDSM neighborhood was one the biggest shipyards in the world. These days, you can always count on artists to turn rusting, abandoned locations into thriving cultural spaces, which is exactly what …
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Quirk of the Month: Care Package From The Netherlands
I love getting pasalubong. It’s the innate Filipino trait I have. When my best friend Jackie visited from The Netherlands a few weeks ago, she gave me this cute care package:…
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Quirk of the Month: Windmill Figurine
My best friend Jackie is visiting from the Netherlands and she surprised me with a box of Dutch goodies.
One item that went straight to my Kitsch List is this little windmill figurine that she purchased from Xenos, a …