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Donald Trump's ancestors (Was Donald ever Drumpf?) - Duration: 4:33.
So, it's official: the 45th president of the United States of America is Donald John Trump.
And whatever you think of his policies, whether you love them or hate them,
one thing we can all agree on is that the next four years are going to be very interesting.
But I'm not going to talk about his politics.
Instead, I'm going to take a look at his ancestral background,
which is relevant to this channel, because his family originally comes from Germany.
To be specific, from the village of Kallstadt
in the region known as the Palatinate in south-west Germany.
There was a time when the Trump family claimed to have come from Sweden,
but you need to understand that this was during the First World War,
when anti-German sentiment had broken out in America:
this was the time when sauerkraut was renamed "liberty cabbage".
Since then Donald Trump has publicly stated
that he is proud of his German heritage.
The people of Kallstadt are getting a bit tired
of journalists constantly asking them about their famous connection.
And they would probably want you know that the other famous family to come from there
is the Heinz family. That's Heinz as in ketchup.
Before we go any further, we should talk about the family surname.
A few months ago the British-born American comedian John Oliver stated
that the name was originally Drumpf,
which he thought sounded comical,
and so he started a campaign to "make Donald Drumpf again".
The truth is a bit more complicated than that.
The segment prompted a lot of people to research the family name Trump,
and they came up with lots of different stories as to exactly when it changed.
But up until just a couple of hundred years ago,
people simply didn't pay too much attention to the exact spelling of family names;
and the official records have lots of different variations on the name Trump.
You can't pinpoint the exact moment it changed
because it was changing all the time.
The local dialect may have played a part in this.
In the Palatinate, "t" often sounds like a "d",
and the name Trump is pronounced something like "Droomp".
It was a young man called Friedrich Trump
who, seeing no future for himself in the village of Kallstadt,
joined his sister, who had already emigrated to America.
His name was recorded by immigration officials like this.
He made his fortune in the Klondike Gold Rush,
and returned to Kallstadt a rich man, now calling himself Frederick Trump.
He married the girl next door, and took her to live with him in New York.
But she soon got homesick,
and so he decided to move back to Kallstadt.
But in his absence, the Kingdom of Bavaria, which at the time ruled the Palatinate,
had passed a new law.
Trump had left at the age of 16,
and the authorities ruled that he had done so to avoid military service.
The new law was that anyone doing this
would be stripped of their citizenship and forced to leave.
Trump fought as hard as he could,
pointing out that he had left before the law was enacted.
But it was no use: the authorities wouldn't budge.
And so Trump and his disappointed wife had to go back to New York.
He continued to build his business, though,
profiting from rising property prices in New York;
but tragically became one of the first victims of the Spanish flu,
leaving his homesick widow to run the family business
until their son Fred was old enough to take it over.
And this Fred was the father of Donald,
who, in due course, took on the business
and transformed it into the Trump Organisation we know today.
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ASMR Fountain Pen Sound: Korean Language Education 1 (No Talking) - Duration: 15:11.
I quoted the regulations on Hangul
from the National Institute of Korean Language(www.korean.go.kr).
There may be errors in my work.
So please check that site for details.
Hi. It's me, iceball.
This is a fountain pen sound ASMR that contains Korean language education.
Basically, I explain the Romanization, but my goal is to make it easy to read Hangul.
As it is the first course, there is a long explanation in front.
Let's learn two words: "안녕하세요."(Hello) and "감사합니다."(Thank you).
Hangul consists of 21 vowels and 19 consonants.
Basically the sounds ㄱ, ㄷ, and ㅂ are transcribed
respectively as g, d, and b when they appear before a vowel.
Romanization is based on standard Korean pronunciation.
So they are transcribed as k, t, and p when followed by another consonant or form the final sound of a word.
V is obligatory, C is optional.
So we can be written as (C) V (C) (C).
If you write a vowel alone or there isn't a consonant on the front, it is written as '아', '야', ....
As I said above, this 'O' is not a consonant.
Was it a bit boring?
Thank you for watching.
See you next time ~
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Jorge Cartoons 「Channel Trailer」 Pay No Mind - Duration: 0:40.
Why did we have to
Go through this every time?
Some days you hear it
Don't listen, I'll carry you
Some days you don't
To the universe we'll never go
Sometimes you feel it
It's not worth it, help me
Sometimes you won't
Just calm yourself and breathe
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