Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
This is a spoiler free review of DE DAG (The Day) from Flemish speaking Belgium.
Directed by Gilles Coulier and Dries Vos and starring Jeroen Perceval, Lukas De Wolf and Titus De Voogdt, The Day is yet another excellent series from Dutch Belgium.
Using any of these links for the services described really helps me out by making me feel like people care... and sometimes literally paying me money (but other times not).
Support what I do on Patreon (much appreciated!):
patreon.com/user?u=38320669&fan_landing=true
LingQ is a very effective way to learn a language:
lingq.com/en/frenchnswedish
The video about the use of perspective in Chernobyl:
youtube.com/watch?v=MljytTReJ_o
MUSIC. Soundstripe is the excellent service that I get my music from. It also helps me out immensely and if you use the code "LAMONT" you get 10%:
soundstripe.com/?fpr=days-of-language
I also learn to speak languages through iTalki. You can get $10 credit applied to your account when you make your first purchase, or you can find a language partner for free using this link:
italki.com/i/CHfEEb?hl=en-us
I buy my Swedish books, e-books and audio books through Bokus, which is simple, reliable and lots of fun to look for good deals:
adtr.co/UFCN4D
Subscribe to this channel here!
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Wow... the end of the description... Where even are you?
This was only the second series that I watched with Swedish subtitles (if the original language was not Swedish). This series proved easy enough but when I tried to watched Le Bureau with Swedish subtitles, it was a bit hard.
This is a spoiler free review of DE DAG (The Day) from Flemish speaking Belgium.
Directed by Gilles Coulier and Dries Vos and starring Jeroen Perceval, Lukas De Wolf and Titus De Voogdt, The Day is yet another excellent series from Dutch Belgium.
Using any of these links for the services described really helps me out by making me feel like people care... and sometimes literally paying me money (but other times not).
Support what I do on Patreon (much appreciated!):
patreon.com/user?u=38320669&fan_landing=true
LingQ is a very effective way to learn a language:
lingq.com/en/frenchnswedish
The video about the use of perspective in Chernobyl:
youtube.com/watch?v=MljytTReJ_o
MUSIC. Soundstripe is the excellent service that I get my music from. It also helps me out immensely and if you use the code "LAMONT" you get 10%:
soundstripe.com/?fpr=days-of-language
I also learn to speak languages through iTalki. You can get $10 credit applied to your account when you make your first purchase, or you can find a language partner for free using this link:
italki.com/i/CHfEEb?hl=en-us
I buy my Swedish books, e-books and audio books through Bokus, which is simple, reliable and lots of fun to look for good deals:
adtr.co/UFCN4D
Subscribe to this channel here!
youtube.com/channel/UCQNDd8k9rnbJDPaleJ-fHBw?sub_confirmation=1
Wow... the end of the description... Where even are you?
This was only the second series that I watched with Swedish subtitles (if the original language was not Swedish). This series proved easy enough but when I tried to watched Le Bureau with Swedish subtitles, it was a bit hard.
