Cute German nicknames for your sweetheart | DW English

[@annilistic]

"Schatz, geh mir mal ein Bier holen."

[@TrottelTM]

danke für den lachflash xD

[@tobi-98-31]

du wirst schon wieder häss-lich

[@Menace40]

@@tobi-98-31 Was

[@tobi-98-31]

@@Menace40 Mickie Krause - Geh mal Bier hol'n

[@processor8267]

I thought that dark silent space at the beginning was sarcastic :))))

[@HopeSchatz]

I love how that's my Surname!! 😂😂😌😍 So I'm literally everyone's treasure 😂❤️

[@RedKiwi21]

That's hilarious

[@jennethfrancis]

Your name is very well thought out, props to your parents.

[@HopeSchatz]

@@jennethfrancis 😂😅 thanks! I'll be sure to let them know

[@Loweene_Ancalimon]

I love that the young dude at 1:15 calls his gf Liebling :D

[@yhwhyhwh8197]

subtitles????

[@KateMueser]

You can click on CC for automated subtitles.

[@askartop2628]

@@KateMueser TRanslation

[@JuanPabloVivasR]

@@KateMueser subtitles for German...

[@b.m.845]

I once accidentally wanted to call my girlfriend "Mäuschen" and "Schatz" at the same time and invented the word "Schmäuschen" ... I put on my poker face and made it look like it was wanted. Now I am only allowed to call her Schmäuschen

[@ဘဘြဘဘြဘဘြဘဘြဘဘြဘဘြဘဘြဘဘြဘဘြ]

fool,you cursed yourself

[@arzigogolato8944]

"Tesoro", das ist Schatze in Italienish...natürlich wir auch gebrauchen es ;)

[@akbrahma7739]

The most common name for calling your sweetheart is 'Sonai' which means treasure or golden in Bengali, but my madame calls me a bear(bhalluk) sometimes, coz I gained some weight. Btw booboo is also a common name for someone you like to cuddle...

[@31337flamer]

my precious

[@abdulmateen5003]

Gollums precious

[@aeciosxtnr]

In Brazilian Portuguese there are serveral and variations: amor, mô, more(love), bem, benzinho(literally good), bebê, bê(baby), vida(life) and so on..

[@afarhan21]

"Jaan" which could roughly mean 'my soul' or 'my life'.

[@parzival9639]

Which language is that?

[@afarhan21]

Urdu

[@Just4Kixs]

In Cebuano we say "Palangga" or shorter variations to this like "langga, ga" to mean "dear".

[@bsameerkumarsubudhi6491]

In my mother tongue, Odia: Dhana (treasure), Gelu (sweetheart) and Babu (can't really explain) are quite common.

[@sendhilkumara]

'Kanmani' is common way to address one's sweetheart in Tamil.

[@gluteusmaximus1657]

German "locker room talk" is very different ! Drachen (dragon) and Alte (the old one) are pretty common. Also Schnecke "snail" or meine bessere Hälfte (my better half).

[@sacipancholi3042]

Ich glaube die Schnecke kommt von der Zuckerschnecke ( sugar pie, honey bun)und nicht von dem Tier.

[@lucasbluecas4476]

schatzerl` , pupperl`, schnucki, waberl, ZUCKERGOSCHERL XD goooo AUSTRIA !!!!!!!

[@Igaluit]

The French also say, mon trésor.

[@AmericanCalliope]

What does she say at 1:33? Sounds like meetsmow lol. The word for dearest.

[@gloryikuku8621]

The most common nick names in Nigeria for sweet hearts are dim, mummy, darling, okomi, iyawomi, etc

[@TheGuerillapatriot]

Schnuckiputzi, that is my 1963 VW beetle name.

[@pqrs_987]

I don't think "Schatz" would go down well with English speakers....

[@mishmash9116]

I call my man sweet pea.

[@carlomagnotm]

ill say i use sweetie or baby girl, cuz treasure means tesoro,lil mouse is ratoncito ,lil rabbit is conejito xD and so on

[@Christof_Classen]

Kate Müser = Mein allerliebstes "Hasenherz" ;)

[@bobperson1173]

So the only translation is mouse rabbit or treasure, but what is a "schnooki putze"?

[@CamaroMann]

Schatzi. Of course Schatzi. As in Schaf and Ziege…

[@peterkoller3761]

Q: wie macht man aus einem Hasen eine Kuh? A: Heiraten!

[@cantimagine7774]

well in India the most common terms are Babu (baby)/jaanu (sweet life. so to say).

[@KateMueser]

Those sound very sweet!

[@raghavmc]

Its depends on which part of India you are talking about, world does NOT revolve around Hyderabad you see!

[@chicopridebean368]

愛 is love in Japanese, which you can call your partner. I’m super single so I have no one to tell that to lol.

[@aidaflores364]

Tesoro, in spanish, which is how I call my swiss boyfriend

[@abdulmateen5003]

Jaanim or hayati meaning "my life"

[@gloryikuku8621]

The small talks or gossips are common in all European and African cultures and are ways of catching funs when we have less work to do or find excuses for neing work shy

[@miralimiri]

Azizam (عزیزم) in Farsi.

[@Pascotam]

Honey. Sounds sweet n TASTES sweet :D

[@heynileshishere]

In indian culture parents don't call each other by their name or any nick name. They call them by child name's mom or father(e. g. Chintu(child name) ke('s) papa(father) or mummi(mother)

[@666wurm]

Wait, they call themselves Papa or Mummi? Must be confusing when their parents visit...

[@sonjapuncken-kassen8092]

@@666wurm but this is quite common in Germany, too - my friends parents call each other "Mutti" (mommy) and "Vati" (daddy) - which, quite frankly, I always found cringe worthy...

[@romeohermann]

This is a weird video except the hot german at 1:59 😉

[@oliviajrh390]

Romeo Hermann Hot ? WTF hahahha

[@raghavmc]

I call my girl friend "bangaram" which means gold.

[@bibobeuba]

That sounds really poetic and romantic. But I am afraid to admit that at first I read "bang and ram". I guess I watched just too much porn :D

[@anwuli0dumorso347]

Mein Schatz💋

[@someone4860]

sweetheart means priya or mayalu in nepali language

[@KateMueser]

Thanks for sharing!

[@someone4860]

Kate Müser we are well come and lots of love from nepal

[@nishankarki2238]

Nepali ho ni

[@RahulDas-qq1uv]

We Indian use "babu" ❤️😃

[@OoJoshioO]

Hatte eine bez.da nannte sie mich Snjau und ich sie Snju,eine anderre war mein Schnubbel oder schnubbelinchen :D Schatz,Hase usw ist mir pers.zu ..abgedroschen :d

[@teufellopez9839]

Kate tu eres un amor😘😍💐💐😘tesoro

[@lmoore1834]

Meat pocket. ❤️

[@nidhinkn5980]

Punnari❤️.

[@coombscharlie]

Cariad.

[@albertmartin1716]

Babe

[@evaconde7220]

Kikay /Kikoy

[@winnymaisyarah9068]

Sayang

[@dannyweasner5823]

LIKE !

[@joykumarshill8430]

জানু...("Janu" means life partner) 😘😘 in Bengali.k