45 days learning deutsch and here i am trying to sound austrian lmao love your content as a spanish speaker gracias
@NeonBeeCat4 күн бұрын
Not a tool fan but i was curious about the lyrics, thanks for the analysis!
@quietcorner2935 күн бұрын
It has that fizzy thing going like soda but without all that sugar. I like to put a little lemon juice and it's a lot healthier than pop.
@arlwiss51105 күн бұрын
im starting from scratch through exposure. this is really helpful!
@Relgov6 күн бұрын
When she refers to him as Mister Drake, instead of Herr Drake, is that because he's American? I know I've referred to Germans as Herr, or Frau, to acknowledge them being German without explicitly saying where they're from. Thanks for another fun video! Danke für ein weiteres lustiges video!
@Daveinitely5 күн бұрын
Yeah, I noticed that too. I guess it's a cliché thing to use "Mister" in the German dub, because usually, you'd say "Herr XY". Well spotted! Thanks for watching and sharing this!
@karlhering5946 күн бұрын
As an American I would like to say that was some impressive work with the handgun... Nach einem langen arbeitstag, danke Dave fur das unterhaltsame Video👍
@bayernhof11586 күн бұрын
meddl loide
@ChrisPatrick-hg5mr7 күн бұрын
Carmen Electra is from Cincinnati. Born Tara Patrick in Sharonville ohio
@ChrisPatrick-hg5mr7 күн бұрын
Carmen Electra is from Cincinnati. Born Tara Patrick in Sharonville ohio
@ChrisPatrick-hg5mr7 күн бұрын
Carmen Electra was born Tara Patrick in Sharonville ohio
@bernieeod577 күн бұрын
When Niger kicked us out, they might as well have played this song explaining as to why
@bernieeod577 күн бұрын
Having been all over the world courtesy of the U.S. Navy, I am affirm this is how th e world views us
@EstelleBoy-sc2jm8 күн бұрын
Nice tribute to Philip. Thank you. ZAR
@rekrow34799 күн бұрын
Kannst du einmal Falco Titanic einmal die Deutsche und Englische Version bringen.
@renshiwu30510 күн бұрын
I heard Electric Callboy on the radio today. Other than Rammstein and Tokio Hotel, I can't think of hearing any German popular music on the radio that doesn't date back to the 1980s (Kraftwerk, Nena, Scorpions, Peter Schilling). The USA is the best (meaning worst) place for tornadoes in the world, I believe. I have heard two tornado warnings where I live and I don't even live in a place that is particularly under threat of tornadoes.
@bobmvideos10 күн бұрын
Nice! I've heard Fressen translated as to feed on, as in "feed on me!"
@matiascardone10 күн бұрын
What about when parking on a sidewalk? Should there be space for people walking? I find ridiculous that there’s usually no space and people have to walk on the street (?) risking getting run over.
@eddieslittlestack791911 күн бұрын
looks fun.
@eddieslittlestack791911 күн бұрын
1st, Thanks Dave! I haven't heard of this band before (sorry?) Gonna look up this song next. Also, I love these unique words; friss / fressen & laben & also old(er) German words / translations. That's half of the reason why I love subway to sally. Never gonna help me on my next time to Germany but still fun to learn about!
@Jalabhar_Xho11 күн бұрын
Hey there
@Daveinitely11 күн бұрын
Hey! :)
@ehdrootofbeard441112 күн бұрын
This applies to dropping the hard "C" sound just like Brits too. Such as "Denken"... zum Beispiel 😉
@ehdrootofbeard441112 күн бұрын
I've heard Germans drop the "T" as Brits do, but PLOT TWIST, when they speak their own language. Even Duolingo drops the T when saying things like "am Besten" 👀👀🤔🧐
@Daveinitely12 күн бұрын
Technically, it's not the "t" that gets dropped, but the "e" in the suffix "en". That's typical for spoken German: am Besten (best) [ˈbɛstn̩]
@ehdrootofbeard441112 күн бұрын
@@Daveinitely well I'll be damned 👀 Almost like hearing in a different accent 🤣
@ehdrootofbeard441112 күн бұрын
So "anmachen" has the most in common with "provoke"? As being provocative can be inciting aggression/annoyance but also seduction... Sehr Intressant... Englisch und Deutsch haben so viel gemeinsam 🤔 Hallo und wie läuft's aus Großbritannien 😁😁😁 🇬🇧
@Daveinitely12 күн бұрын
Basically, yes! :) Thanks for watching!
@ehdrootofbeard441112 күн бұрын
@@Daveinitely keep up the fantastic work, my friend 🙌🙌🙌 ❤️
@ivanpenaloza290512 күн бұрын
Can anyone telll me an example of how to use in a sentence.
@chellecenina908612 күн бұрын
I love your video im new subscriber to your vlog. I new driving here in germany and i want to learn more about sign and rule in germany road😊
@bettinazapkerodriguez571013 күн бұрын
No surprise he IS a German prinz
@Leapyearproject13 күн бұрын
I regret only subscribing to your channel recently. I am a fan of the German language and I particularly enjoy this video. Could you provide more video analyses of movies that feature the German language?
@Daveinitely13 күн бұрын
Thank you and welcome! :) Highly appreciate that. There will be more to come. Stay tuned! :)
@FeralSheWolf15 күн бұрын
I'm glad you clarified "if they don't speak a regio-dialect" because ho boy Swabian. That is all
@rpvitiello15 күн бұрын
Funny enough, the laws are exactly the same in many U.S. states, they are just not taught or enforced.
@QuratulAin-yl6xn16 күн бұрын
it was dark.u should make vedio in full daz light. moreover when zou are telling,this is ausfahrt ,u should also explain how we go out of it with tips and tricks.
@kadologbook16 күн бұрын
Too Fast!!!!!
@norlesh16 күн бұрын
I wonder if fair use policy would allow for distorting the actual sound from the song being translated and critiqued enough to make it illegible but keeping the melody (perhaps a simple low pass filter) so that as the translation is being spoken over the top the listener/learner still has an easy recognizable reference to the original piece of the song? This would help a lot with recall when re-listening to the song in the future.
@JonatanCarmiOK16 күн бұрын
"Woher kommen Sie?" Right there, he pronounces another phoneme between "Woher" and "kommen". And the same happened with the British passing off as a German at another part. What is that? It's like he pronounced: "Woher e kommen Sie?"
@ShadowReubenKee16 күн бұрын
I really liked Schwarz before listening to your explanation. Although I have only heard it once or twice. It will grow on me as Zeit passes by.
@M4tj4716 күн бұрын
What about Dicke Titten? Is that still for beginners? 😁
@alexandradane367217 күн бұрын
I wish I was able to speak German fluently . A once great country with still , many remaining great people , despite the fools who supported Merkel and the invasion. Imo
@brittakriep293818 күн бұрын
Biene Maja habe ich schon als ,Singing Call' beim Square Dance gehört.
@NiyaZhan-vp5gb18 күн бұрын
i moved to Austria, and bought this salad bowel from 2nd hand shop "Clara". i thought it's nice when i saw it, but didn't know that it is typical German bowel and so special. Now i like it more..thank you for letting people know 😀
@NiyaZhan-vp5gb18 күн бұрын
i have one, but i don't know why it's owesome. Can you help explain so i can appreciate it more in the daily use, haha ..
@NiyaZhan-vp5gb18 күн бұрын
very good one i have ever seen. Nice done, thank you
@dtriplett0318 күн бұрын
Danke , always wanted to Learn this. Meaning. Germany 🇩🇪 2yrs Army , didnt learn much..
@zbynk81018 күн бұрын
Please explain Herzeleid (Album) 🙏
@andrewgibbon-williams797419 күн бұрын
An awful man. Have no doubt that the British people never liked or took to him. We just put up with him as the husband of our Queen. He was rude and obnoxious. As some impoverished European royal he 'lucked out'. Couldn't care less about his linguistic skills. Neither was he a very good father. Just look at the tragedy he bestowed on the now King Charles! A nice sensitive boy sent off to some Scottish educational establishment tantamount to some kind of sadistic concentration camp.
@sandraankenbrand20 күн бұрын
Did you know that Queen Elizabeths Uncle and former King also was pretty fluent in German. The whole Family us actually from german descent, the House of Hannover (pretty wild story when the last Hannover was having a relation with Caroline from Monaco) - they changed their Name to Windsor in WW1 bc of the English hating everything german
@MartinBeerbom20 күн бұрын
I was most impressed with the game players using the character of "Winnetou", which is extremely well-known in Germany, but completely unknown in the USA. So an American writing a movie and using THAT character means he really did his research.
@nts82120 күн бұрын
His sister was married to an SS officer.
@jesjes525521 күн бұрын
mother tongue is the language he grew up with; it is not the same thing as the language his mother spoke. Philip was brought up Greek speaking first up.