Different Ways Of Saying "You're Welcome" In German | A Get Germanized Lesson

[@yafaskhan01]

Bitteschön - You are welcome. Bitte sehr - You are welcome. Gern geschehen - My pleasure. Mit Vergnügen - With pleasure. Bitte -please Gern Nichts zu danken - dont mention it Passt schon - dont mention it Dafür nicht - you dont have to thank me Schon gut - its okay Kein problem - no problem

[@alanomie]

I like these lessons on different ways of saying familiar phrases. My mom only speaks Bavarian German, and I have no one else to learn from.

[@johnwunderlich7491]

I found this very interesting. While my family has a German background, I've never run across thank you. I know my dad's Brothers would speak to each other in German especially the older ones. So I did pick up a word here or there. The only thank you that I can remember however comes from my mom's side of the family which is Norwegian background. Velcommen, was used like you're welcome. JWtg.

[@AviSandy]

My first comment ! You've helped me soooo much learning German. I've been watching your videos for long so I am late for my first comment but better late than never. Thank you and keep going.. :)

[@markos5]

Vielen Dank, Ich bin aus Ägypten und ich studiere Englisch und Deutsch. Thanks , I from Egypt , I learn English and German , it's interesting to study German with English-speaking teacher. To use 2 languages is very interesting. Thanks

[@ichbinhasib]

I wish I had you as my teacher, you make the words sound so simple and explain them in a good way and briefly.

[@burakb8708]

I cannot thank you enough. This has helped me tons.

[@GetGermanized]

Gern geschehen! :D

[@kiyotaka.]

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[@ghostlaboratory1683]

I’ve been studying German/Dutch. I was listening to your intro. And, I understood what you said! I got way too excited!!! Also thank you! For what your doing. I have a German half and a American half of family. So, with you going over culture, language, just everything German! It makes me able to understand my other German half of my family.

[@schnitzelrockmonster7294]

Well I am glad you made a video on this! I didn’t even know what “you’re welcome” is in German. It’s been a question on my mind for a while now! I really love this series a lot! Also off topic but it’s funny to see Negan peeking out from behind you😂❤️

[@Loopykittystar]

Loving your new intro Dom :) Oh and these different ways of saying series is EPIC :D Thanks again x

[@GetGermanized]

Thank YOU so much for the support! :)

[@dizzydoomz4877]

Dominik, thanks for doing this! I love you and your channel, please keep on making videos to help us! 😊

[@gamerpanther4855]

Danke!

[@shahlabadel8628]

thanks.these videos are so helpful.

[@_ammy_7708]

Early Squad. 😎 🇩🇪 Thank you for these videos. Really appreciate it and they are so so useful. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

[@almaal2024]

Nicht zu Denken ist meine favorite

[@matteoonida7701]

Ich sage oft "Bitte, gerne" oder einfach "Gerne"! In dem Fall meine ich "Ich hab es gerne gemacht"

[@phatt4289]

Danke schön 🎉

[@GetGermanized]

Gerne 😊

[@SameermdSaqui]

Danke, do bist sehr gut..

[@GetGermanized]

Danke für das Lob!

[@mdbelal123]

Deutsch lernen ist ein guter Prozess From bangladesh

[@amyhunt5938]

I had an experience with my sister in law. She handed me my purse. I said "danke" and she said " bitte"

[@Monkey-Boy2006]

I've been saying "schon gut" for years whenever I take a sip of a really good coffee or beer. No I realise I've been using the term wrong!

[@bradyoung6663]

Lookout Dom. Negan's behind you.

[@somayaQ]

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[@SouthPhillyPT]

Thanks for making all these helpful videos. I find the German language very fascinating and I want to learn it. I am planning a trip to Germany this May. It would be nice to meet you in person. 👍🏻

[@carldavis1407]

Dude! Didn't I just see you a couple weeks ago, doing a commentary on some Rammstein tune or another? Deutschland, I think it was? Yeah...I think I did, lol :-)

[@GetGermanized]

I think you did too 😁

[@carldavis1407]

@@GetGermanized I had no idea you helped people learn German. I'm a 57 year old rocker from the States, who thinks it's still the 70's, lol. I have a facebook friend from Germany, who lives like 5 minutes from Basel, Switzerland. He's the one who got me into Rammstein. which also got me into learning German, lol. I'm subbed to like about 10 youtube channels that also teach German. It's been an amazing journey trying to learn the language. The words aren't much of a problem but getting them in the right order is almost next to impossible, lol

[@9th_note]

Google translate told me this, is this even close to correct? i typed in "You are very welcome" in english and this popped out. Du bist herzlich Willkommen

[@haileymicheals4611]

You da best!! :)

[@GetGermanized]

YOU da best! :D Thank you!

[@fruettpunch2341]

If the person serving you at Chick Fil A doesn't say "my pleasure," your food is on the house

[@collinskollie9751]

Thanks bro watching you from Germany 🇩🇪, good lessons. Let me subscribe frist 😊👌🏾, , i from Liberia 🇱🇷.

[@tanvirrrrrrrrrr]

i miss your old spike hair cut brother. please bring that back again. (love from Bangladesh)

[@GetGermanized]

It won't change my personality or videos so you either watch because of that or say "Tschüs" ;)

[@tanvirrrrrrrrrr]

@@GetGermanized ♥️

[@sillycrow3834]

Schones haus! 🤗 💕

[@mariosergiomonteroperez4983]

Is that Negan on the back?

[@GetGermanized]

Indeed!

[@Camachosky]

You should dramatize an scene using the words you want us to remember so we can remember them more easily! For example: you say "bittschön" and after that you simulate a conversation with yourself as if you were using it in your daily life! It would help a lot.

[@Camachosky]

All of the scene in German btw

[@multilingual972]

I like "bitte doch".

[@Itsjennygomes]

Can I only say “gerne”?

[@GetGermanized]

Sure! Depends on the situation but it's possible 😊

[@Itsjennygomes]

@@GetGermanized great, I usually reply only with “gerne” to say you’re welcome to my german friends, it’s good to know I’m saying it wrong ahah

[@mdbelal123]

Wie die Deutschen lernen, ist ein guter Prozess, heißt es in dem Buch

[@abdusalamfamily2869]

Germanized schon gut

[@pedrocavalcante5822]

I decided to watch this video because I only say “Gern geschehen”.

[@echoshelly2384]

Keine Ahnung, ob das Wort „gerne“ die selbe Bedeutung wie „gern“ hat?

[@KhadrkhadrQwett]

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[@hrdkor79]

Mach nichts, or the longer Form - das macht nichts

[@_ammy_7708]

Early Squad. 😎 🇩🇪 Thank you for these videos. Really appreciate it and they are so so useful. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪