Tone it down, girl!

I heard this a lot now from other people. Germans stare. One thing that is never considered is, that sometimes you just happen to be in somebodies eyesight. So when somebody complains about us Germans staring on public transport, I think to myself: Sure, genius. The seats are arranged facing each other. Also, public transport is crowded, so we will have to look at somebody no matter where we look to. So maybe we stare, but we have not specifically chosen you to stare at. What should we do? Neurotically staring at our shoes for a whole train ride to make sure to not meet anybody's eyes?

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Ladies the best way to lose weight if you feel like you need to Lots of real meat ,no processed foods It gives you lots of energy ,has lots of iron in it And stay away from sugar The excess WILL fall off

Goes back to Chineese medicine, as we age and hormones change, your Kidney enery declines, and people feel cold back, kidney channel in Chinese medicine goes thrugh the uterus, and in man affects sperm production, mostly woman , but few man feel cold sensation in there back as they age, related to infertility, age, hormonal decline.

I wonder if the course is going to be in English? 🤣😝🤪

"helge schneider - is doch albern" :) da lernst du noch etwas, das du bisher nicht wußtest

Mexican time here (Avocado time). If you're invited to dinner at a friend's house at 6, they know you won't show up at 6, and you know they won't even be ready by 6. It's a mutual understanding, you should be there about 6:30

Low German is actually closer to English than to German since it’s also more or less the language the people spoke who went to the British isles after the romans left

Plattdeutsch ist echt mutig. Gut gemacht.

😊. Very intresting and she did a good job. Some articulation tips: - <ie> does not make a long <ii> sound as in German, but the diphthong <iä> (actualy <iə>). Similar to <ye> in <yes> - <ue> is not the umlaut <ü> but the diphthong <uä>/<uə>. Accordingly <üe> is <üä>/<uə>. Muesli is a Swiss German word, <Müesli> literally meaning <small mush>. <Müsli> on the othe hand means <small mouse> - The word stress is always on the 1st silable, <mítenand> not <miténand>, <Máttjas> instead of <Matí'as> - In German, words starting in a vowel are initiated with a glotal stop, <zis 'is part 'of ze 'usual German 'accent>. In Swiss German <disís not decáseátáll> making it way more difficult to distinguish word borders but giving it a 'singy' quality - In most dialects, all <r>s are fully aticulated in a trilled fashion, similar to Spanish <r>

i think its rude

Americans are insular uneducated and have no culture. What do you expect?

Wow, an american lady who really can pronounce the german ch-sound. This is impressing. Like your german in general. And your personality.

Dana, lass uns das mal sortieren. Da ist das Hausschwein (domestc pig). Das männliche Tier heißt Eber, das weibliche Teil ist die Sau. Die Kleinen heißen Ferkel. Und dann gibt es das Wildschwein (hog, boar). Hier heißt das Männliche Tier Eber, das weibliche Teil ist die Bache. Die Kleinen heißen Frischlinge. Gern geschehen. Dana, let's sort this out. There is the domestic pig. The male animal is called "Keiler", the female part is the "Bache". The little ones are called "Frischlinge". You´re welcome.

Depends on where you buy your apples, but I can tell you at organic grocery stores or like whole foods. They do not have that waxy coating anymore. Thank God. But everything else you've said about flavor and color is true!

What about if it's something that doesn't exist?... Like in a children's book. Classic German children's book blue bear....imagine a blue cartoon bear. It also applies to fantastical things?

we can just imagine how much CO2 could have been captured if all those trees would not have been harvested. And yet, we keep felling forests and pretending we can fix everything with renewables, which include trees as an energy source, called biomass. It just gets dumber and dumber.

And what about fire?

How does it affect how you learn?

I’m an American and I don’t mind discussing politics or being asked who I voted for. But I do cringe when asked financial questions by anyone. When I got a promotion at work one of my friends asked me “so how much are you going to be making now?” NOYB. Back in college I got a new car and a classmate asked “ how much did your new set of wheels cost. Cringe. A guy I dated asked me how much money I had in the bank-never went out with him again.

2025 California Wildfires say hi to you 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻

Im german and I speak English but my mom didn’t understand English 🙂‍↔️

Wtf is Hazing?

Americans are weird

Wow. You're not just a ray of sunshine, you're the whole rainbow.

Mein Kommentar kommt Jahre zu spät, aber Tschechen und Deutsche haben viele schöne Kinderfilme gemacht. Z.B. Lucy, der Schrecken der Straße.

Probeer nijmeegs te lezen is ook luek

Most people don't realize that Europe is much further north then the US which puts it at similar latitudes as the northern US and Canada. On the other hand, the southern US are at a similar latitude as northern Africa. So why is there so little AC in Europe? Because on average its much colder to begin with, thus no AC needed. Also, 80F is perfectly fine if you're used to it, unless you're doing hard work or absolutely have to wear a suit.

jamaican smile + germab stare + balkan rage = 💀

Just makes you sound like an airhead.

I've sometimes want to say "halb 5" and then I imagin "16:30" and say "halb sechs" because of the six in sixteen.

Berlin is great

The Dutch pronunciation of this cute lady is not bad; her skills of the German language is helpful.

Germans smells bad, im being direct

I miss this so much. I grew up in Germany (Ramstein/Ktown/Meisau) & when I try to explain to Window shops that I want to switch my American windows for these, they look at me like I’m crazy. American windows are completely boring. Yes. I said it. Not sorry. 🤷🏽‍♀️

A “box” in Italian is a one- or two-car garage. We also use body and shooting the same way, for a bodysuit and a photographic session respectively (especially fashion or advertising). We do use pullover too, and smoking for tuxedo.

Can non-native English speakers, who manage to graduate in TEFL from German universities and also holding international certificates plus having high IELTS score, start teaching too?

Put your coat in your shopping buggy

Miss you

Ich glaube beides geht immer. Selbst schweinewarm, schweineschnell und schweineschwer.

so annoying

you are so beautiful

Aufzug is actually not: up-train it is : up-pull

How ironic.... The first girl says being able to create a human, yet when men remotely reminds them of that, they get offended... So which is it ? Women = way too complex. Men = simple.

Es ist - nach meiner Erfahrung - eher üblich „sau…“ zu nehmen statt „schweine…“. „Saugut“, „sauschnell“, „sauteuer“, „saustark“, „saukalt“, „eine neue Sau durchs Dorf treiben“, jedoch „Schwein gegabt“, „Sauerei“ UND „Schweinerei“.

Screecher

Sorry, erst heute gesehen. Ich bin Schweizer wo auch Fondue und Raclette (Ofenkäse) herkommt. Fondue wird in einem Caquelon, also einem Steinguttopf geschmolzen und während dem Essen mit einer kleinen Flamme warmgehalten. Käsesorten sind verschieden, meist Freiburger Vacherin und Gruyere. Da wird das Brot so mit einer Art Spiesschen, der Fonduegabel reingetunkt. Raclette wurde ursprünglich aus Walliser Bergkäse so gemacht indem man den nahe ans Feuer legte und den Geschmolzenen Teil MIT! Käserinde auf den Teller schabte. Heute gibt es so Racletteöfen für auf den Tisch, wo man seine eigene Käsescheibe schmelzen kann. Meist noch mit einer Grillplatte oben drauf für Speck oder so. Zu Raclette gehören meist junge Kartoffeln mit Schale, Silbertwiebeln und Essiggurken dazu. Zu Fondue zwingend Kirsch, also Kirschenbranntwein um nach Geschmack erst das Brot eintauchen.

Umm hell no? I don't want my cereal tasting like Ajax Ultra soap.

Germany definitely has it all figured out. Germany only exists because it’s allowed to