If you speak English, there are only two reasons to learn German... 1. You plan on becoming a citizen of Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein or Luxembourg. OR 2. Your job requires you to speak German. Otherwise, most educated Germans already speak English and if you run into one that doesn't, just pull out your smartphone and use Google Translate. You're welcome.

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نیشنلٹی جس بھی جس کنٹری کی چاہیے لےلو اور اگر آپ سے کو حسد کرے ۔ تو اس کو حسد میں ہی مبتلا ہ رہنے دو۔ مسلمان ہو یاپھر غیر مسلم ۔بہت شکریہ

Take the nationality of any country you want and if it is jealous of you. So let him be jealous. Muslim or non-Muslim. Thank you very much

I want to move to Germany and join a hooligan firm

I think you're sexy.

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I came here to get paid, and get out. I respect the people, laws, culture. I have no wish to develop lasting friendships with the locals. I prefere to socially interact with other foreigners, in our broken german. I have a guard up when I am dealing with the natives. If he's of kind nature, respectful, polite I will reciprocate.

Yes, I am a procrastinator... Lol. Loved your video! Thank you so much!!!

I really hope you can make videos more often. I can watch your videos all day, they're so fun to watch! Can't wait for your next German tips videos!

Foreigners getting stared is a common phenomenon. Happens everywhere. If you're different you're getting a lot of eyeballs. However, staring for the nice brand of clothes is different as its a kind of an admiring stare. I certainly wouldn't mind a admiring stares..im all yours people..but the problem is the stares full of disgust. Thats not welcomed. Thanks for covering this topic.

Superb analysis. I could definitely agree and relate to a few pointers. Especially the language part and trying to integrate with the culture of the host country. I am an Indian. Lived and studied in Germany for 4 yesrs. 3 years in TU Dresden and one year in Stuttgart. My initial months were tough with no friends. I was literally alone. Then i started to learn german. I could speak basics and i also tried to learn about the german culture by getting into community services. That made a huge difference. And germans make the best friends. I left Germany in 2008 and my german friends are still in touch with me. I have met some of the kindest and warmest people in Germany and also a few coldest and meanest. Also, subtle racism is there in Germany. Actually, racism is every where. Not just in Germany . But in a nutshell, my experience of staying and living in Germany was mostly positive. Any foreigners who are looking to move to Germany, please go the legal way (not illegally) and come prepared with german. Respect the host country's cultures and values, adapt (Germany wont adapt for you. Its you who needs to adapt) and trust me, you will have a great time there. Most germans are very cool. Ignore and avoid the assclowns.

Don’t play coy with me Dr jones

This was a very helpful video. Since my personal goal is simply to be conversational, I really appreciate the part where you talked about most Germans just using the present and perfect tenses. Of course, I am learning all of them as I work through the book that I have, but it is nice to now know the two tenses to focus on the most in order to be able to just talk to someone in Germany like a cab driver or a person I meet on the street. I like to prioritize my efforts, instead of just being told, "You should learn it all".

I already love your channel, youre really funny

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I think I love you ❤️ I just cried today because my German teachers are grilling me about grammar and I’m just at A1. Watching this video is restoring my faith in my ability to learn German. Thank you ❤

Just don't be racist arseholes to other non-German foreigners living there. It isnt hard to be nice.

I will endeavor to lüften like a cat's asshole.

This is good advice. Thank you ❤

I like you. I like how you think. We can get along.

Babbel will not get you very far in my opinion. The only way to do it is to constantly read, listen and speak the language. this means watching TV , podcasts, listening to news on telly and radio, reading newspaper articles, blogs and vlogs and novels etc. A basic book of Grammar is useful. I recommend Grammatik Aktive up to C1. A Tandem partner is also good for speaking practice and I would also recommend working through a course book with a teacher on a one to one basis for at least levels A1 to C1 if you can afford it. I ve used Sicher B1 and B2, Erkundigung C1 and C2 and Endstation C2. I have been to some language courses, but I am never convinced by these. The teaching is variable and they cannot address your own individual problems as well as a 1 to 1 teacher can.

I started learning German 2 days ago because i love the sound of the language. It's my 3rd foreign language. Even your accent in English is so sweet like German.

1st reason: rudeness 2nd reason: bad education Everything else ist faule Ausrede.

Loved her german accent 😊

I am just now trying to learn German. Is this good for a complete beginner looking to become fluent?

Thanks for the video and tips! I am native in Russian, and currently live in the German part of Switzerland. I am somewhere at A2 level. It’s enough for some basic conversations, but definitely doesn’t give me sense of confidence in language… I’m looking for the ways to improve my high German (don’t even ask about Schweizerdeutsch 🙈). My biggest struggle is to find time and stick to discipline in learning, as I have so many other challenges in life now. Will try Babbel, and videos. Reading helps a lot too. My closest neighbor is German, but i tend to switch to English when talk to her, because I can’t stand my slooooowness in speaking German. 🤪

چی کتابی هست نفهمیدم 😢

Hii

Great video.

Grunde zu Deutsch lernen: Bayernmadels in dem Dirndls mit geflochtene Haarkranz $144,000/Jahr Arbeit in Chicago Of course my German is full of mistakes! I checked it on Google translate and the words I got wrong are: Gründe, Haarkränzen What else did I get wrong?

Danke sehr sehr schön ❤

Ducklang is the best app for fast vocabulary learning. It’s straightforward and efficient, making it easy to learn words in context. My vocab has improved a lot using it.

Warum nicht OpenSuSE?

I want to apply for Aubildung next year and it says I needd B1. I saw in another video where there were certain things you said not to worry about (tense and articles) Could you please point me in the right direction on what grammar I should focus on as a complete beginner. It's hard to know where to even begin. Some say learn all the grammar some say only immersion 😅 Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Best tips on german language I have found so far.

Can you suggest some study material for learning German

More like did you see what my fellow distant community were bullshiting on the media stage the other day back in the Middle East? I'm not like those losers 😂

It was really helpful. I'll buy the book and use the Lingwing app instead. Thank you. <3

Bro the last part "I did as swedes do, if you don't like germany or german food ect don't come here" that's what the "racist" are saying! You think Pakistani people give 2 fucks about Germany? You give them cheap apartments and free money. That's why they are there. Thier religion and culture is anti your culture. Go live in Iran and tell me those people have the same values.

So it's racist to want to rent to your fellow German over a migrant who has completely different culture? Including language, hygiene, cleaning habits ect? That's not racism bro. That's being practical. And I love that your looking down on labor Jobs " hahaha ya maybe you should be worried" . And yes the wealthy want migrants to depress wages. The more poor working folk that come the less bargaining power workers have. Also ya there aren't alot of freed up housing. Your making housing prices higher. Crime rates are higher. They don't come from a culture that is anything like yours.

What's good auslander?

I moved to Germany 2 years ago with zero knowlege of German. I would not say that it was essential to know it. It is still managable with knowing only English. But in order to properly integrate you absolutely have to know German. It becomes way way easier when you know it at least to B1 level. Also I noticed that you cannot learn it automatically just by living in Germany. I need to put a lot of work into it, there is really no easy way it seems.

I once lived a time abroad, and I strictly followed two rules. 1. I never said something negative about the country I lived in front of natives, 2. I did not stay very long but I learned the basics of the national language. That's all what I expect from an immigrant.

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I lived in Germany for a year and it was a living hell for me. Germany has cold weather and cold hearted people. Infact my freezer is warmer than Germans. Leaving Naziland was the best decision of my life. I have lived in the US as well however the racism in Germany is crazy.

Great Video. good points. One thing to consider is that europeans have colonised the world and never really tried to fit in very well, just transplanted their culture. So you can expect that the immigrants coming to Germany will bring their own culture and language. And this is sad for Germany because it was not a major colonial power. As a Bosnian I will also move to Germany if I ever run out of money, like half my family already has. Unlike my family I would milk the place and come back to my country because I dont hold out hope that I could ever be considered a German and fully fit in. And how can you ever fit into any European country? It would take 5 generations to properly be accepted as an ethnic German. If you're white. + you need to be called Herman or Gunter. And I would never do that to my kids. Maybe it would be easier to assimilate into a more similar culture. Like a Swede could become an ethnic German in 2 generations and a Bosnian could become an ethnic Slovenian in 2 generations. But it would take a Bosnian 5 generations to become an ethnic German. And a Nigerian would need like 15 generations to become an ethnic German. So good luck to anyone non-european migrating to europe. You will need it.

So this is what it looks like when a person watches too much public service broadcasting and forms a political opinion from it. It hurts.

I get the impression that you are quick to cling to stereotypes which is ironic because you are criticising other people for having stereotypes. Also, I'm sorry, but you seem to be quite depressed and unhappy with something in your life which leads to some very harsh judgements on society or other people.