Blumenau by a Local | The Most German City in Brazil | Oktoberfest in Brazil

[@wshamburgo2838]

The only thing that is shown about Brazil abroad is Rio de Janeiro and the Amazon, so many people have no idea what the country really is like. The reality is surprising.

[@DWTravel]

Thanks for your comment!

[@robertoagusto6210]

@Douglas Costa Yes

[@eduardoseitz5125]

As a Brazilian I totally agree, it's like when they talk about Japan and only Tokyo shows up.

[@user-r8or-pko3dfg]

@@eduardoseitz5125 Or the United States. It's a big, diverse country, but the media only features New York City and California. Nobody cares about Mississippi, Alabama or Oklahoma, except the Swedish band Rednex.

[@paulwilliamdixon3674]

@@user-r8or-pko3dfg England too. Just London and Liverpool (because of the Beatles)

[@EdgarReich-i3y]

I am a North German who are living 20 years in Portugal and working for a little hotel with Kitesurf school near Aveiro Portugal. I was invited by a Blumenau couple of volunteers. I will try to go para a cidade de cerveja de Brasil as soon as possible.

[@elu8003]

I recommend another great german town in Brazil... Gramado. Greetings from Argentina

[@tuannamduong9860]

Nice to know :) I have just searched for Gramado in Google and find this town is charming, like Wertheim Village in Germany

[@lfsg689]

Gramado is predominantly an italian town. It was built by immigrants from northern Italy.

[@mrcarioca8046]

@@lfsg689 italian and German

[@johnterry3312]

@@lfsg689 what about brusque and pomerode they are more German than gramadi I read.

[@lfsg689]

@@johnterry3312 Yes, they are really german towns. Gramado is a touristic place, very charming, with a bavarian architecture, but its first settlers and main builders were italians. See that the italian immigrants who came to that region in the 19th century were from northern Italy, that belonged to the Austrian Empire and had great german influence. Here everybody moves and mixes, and also the germans that started to come to the Sinos River valley since 1823 left millions of descendants, and many went to the region known as Serra Gaúcha, the mountains that were first occupied by italians. Gramado is one of many cities in the Serra. This is about the state of Rio Grande do Sul, the southernmost brazilian state, where I live. I don't know much about the neighbor state of Santa Catarina and its german cities like Pomerode and Blumenau.

[@pescadordealmas77]

Brazil is the Backup of the world population 😄

[@prometheu781]

Miscigenação né fi! 😁

[@mtulio6422]

Facts

[@joseferreirajr2285]

We are the world !! Somos o Mundo!! Siamo il Mondo !! Nosotros somos el Mundo!! Wir sind der welt!!

[@familyandfriends3519]

@@mtulio6422 Go back to Germany 🇧🇷🤜🤜🤜🇩🇪

[@GoogleUser-xd5fi]

Most people will look like the average Brazilian in 100 years

[@linajurgensen4698]

I think it’s quite fascinating how we Germans have descendants on so many continents and in so many countries. There are German descends in the US (almost 30 mio), Canada, Poland, Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Hungary, Rumania, Denmark, Russia, Australia and even Kazakhstan.

[@DWTravel]

As we say in German: The world is a village! 😉

[@anibalcesarnishizk2205]

Wo wohnst du?.

[@KrisKASK]

I always wondered how Germans think of the wider German diasporas. My grandfathers immigrated to Toronto, CA and the other to Chicago USA and grandmother to Quebec CA from German nations. Much of their culture is still retained and passed down I hope!

[@anibalcesarnishizk2205]

@@KrisKASK Don't forget that the Dollar comes from a German word:Taler.

[@MWcrazyhorse]

@@DWTravel And it is our village!!! Muahahahahahaahahahaahaah!!!! Who won the war now???!!!

[@GusBrunson]

Remember that Brazil ranks second, after the US, in the size of the European diaspora. In Brazil, there are cities predominantly populated by immigrants from countries like Switzerland, Finland, Sweden, Germany, Latvia and Austria. In the South of Brazil, there are several cities whose majority of thw population is either Russian, Polish or Ukrainian descent. As of today, Brazil is home to over 100 million descendants of European immigrants, surpassing the combined total of Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

[@alemão_strogonoff]

Perfect video. Here we learn that Brazil is not just Rio de Janeiro and the Amazon. I live Blumenau!

[@ME-hm3tc]

Oh cool, our country is so amazingly diverse and full of surprises. I am from Northern Ceara and we are so different to you guys in terms of culture, climate and history. Whilst you guys are mostly of Portuguese, Italian, Polish and German descent, we are the descendants of the Tabajara, Tremembe, Potiguara, Portuguese and Angolans. There are many indigenous communities up here, and a lot of African influence as well as Dutch because we were once a Dutch colony. Our weather is around 30C all year round and we are a very dry and coastal region, with lots of mangroves and dunes. Anyway, much admiration from a fellow Brazilian!

[@calebe9060]

Maybe it's the most german city in Brazil by number of descendents and the architecture. But I can assure you that are a lot of smaller towns that almost are fully descendents from germans and speaks old german and extincted old germanics languages in Europe. Edit: a adding. The true most german city in Brazil by total number of descendents is São Paulo City, the Capital of São Paulo State and the biggest City in Brazil, with the total number of german descendents beeing more than 400 thousand and corresponding to 3,5% of the city's population.

[@calebe9060]

@jei3u38guis fala que o Brasil é para os brasileiros enquanto fala em inglês, tá "serto"

[@calebe9060]

@jei3u38guis ué, se importa tanto com o Brasil para os brasileiros, devia deixar de aprender a língua dos outros então, irmão Cala a boca racista!

[@kevinb5621]

@jei3u38guis E quem é se enquadraria como "brasileiro" para você? Isto é, defina brasileiro

[@jhonnymiranda3569]

Na verdade a cidade com mais decendentes de alemão por número bruto é São Paulo.

[@calebe9060]

@@jhonnymiranda3569 hmnn, interessante. Sabes onde posso ver os dados? Não sei se és morador da cidade, mas se for, com que frequência é possível de identificar gente dessa ancestralidade?

[@reneeunger333]

Thank you so much. My father was born and raised in Blunennau. Mario G Schmidt! He immigrated with my mother in the 1950’s to the US…I’m first generation American. He had some very very old photos of his childhood. His father owned a bakery during the depression and my dad would deliver bread by horseback/buggy before school. I have a few dishes from the Schmidt Pocelanna I loved seeing this video. KZbin is amazing!

[@nancyleal2529]

Come more times to visit your "roots", after all you were supposed to be born here in Brazil... 😊

[@viniciuskintschner1591]

@reneeunger333 I have the same story but with my grandfather, but they didn’t leave Brazil, I went to Germany 3 months ago and what a beautiful society they are… if I could I would definitely go live there like my grandfather, but unfortunately I can’t due by German laws

[@castronator-mu3ye]

​@@viniciuskintschner1591 German government prefer Syrians and Afghanistanis.

[@Sotanghon80]

@@castronator-mu3ye because they are beautiful people?

[@castronator-mu3ye]

@@Sotanghon80 Have no idea, I've been with many middle eastern or north african girls because they say I look like syrian/lebanese, so... 😂😂

[@imperijaable]

Long live Germany and Brazil 🇩🇪🇧🇷

[@dorisehmel722]

Es lebe Deutschland und Brasilien da hast du Recht 💯👍❤😊❤🇩🇪🇧🇷

[@GusBrunson]

Man sollte bedenken, dass Brasilien nach den USA das Land mit der zweitgrößten europäischen Diaspora ist. In Brasilien gibt es Städte, die überwiegend von Einwanderern aus Ländern wie der Schweiz, Finnland und Österreich bewohnt werden. Im Süden Brasiliens haben mehrere Städte eine Bevölkerungsmehrheit polnischer oder ukrainischer Abstammung. Brasilien ist die Heimat von über 100 Millionen Nachkommen europäischer Einwanderer und übertrifft damit die Gesamtzahl von Kanada, Australien, Neuseeland und Südafrika zusammen.

[@or4038]

look more german than berlin

[@MinhNguyen-ff6xf]

Did you mean Bërlınıye, Londonistan, and Parisabad?

[@pedrogallovieira7474]

European big cities are Brazil nowadays.

[@dicitencellovoyais7914]

no, this immigration is not german because they arrived in 1825 and german born in 1871 Look kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqCpe2CngKmrrtE

[@noahbpeters]

It's because Blumenau was built in old times when all of Germany looked like that. And Berlin does not look German because it was rebuilt in Modern ways after WW2

[@noahbpeters]

@mgovenyu3 89ju Portugese go back to Europe

[@dorisehmel722]

Ein beeindruckendes Video mit der Stadt Blumenau habe noch nie was von dieser Stadt Blumenau Brasiliens gehört LG von Doris 🥰 😘 💋 💖 💟

[@DWTravel]

Danke für das Lob!

[@paulabevilaqua6476]

German City ? Tudo é Brasil, quem não estiver satisfeito em ser brasileiro que caia fora!

[@roninzero12]

The south of Brazil is such a beautiful place

[@ronalysonmartins4115]

And the Northwest too

[@arthurtrain88]

@@ronalysonmartins4115 no

[@ronalysonmartins4115]

@@arthurtrain88 yes , of course

[@whiterunguard3246]

@@ronalysonmartins4115 Only the beaches, northwest Brazil don't even look like a west nation

[@Whaliz]

Que vergonha mano, eu sou nordestino e não fico implorando atenção dos outros assim não @@ronalysonmartins4115

[@JVieiraJr]

There are at least 3 German dialects in the region and Pomerode is the town where you will find all 3 still spoken in everyday life. Besides, I would love to see a video about the other very german cities around, like Jaraguá do Sul and São Bento do Sul as well.

[@nalahbaer8290]

Which dialects?

[@brunomarques1146]

Brazil is like a mother's heart, it always fits one more. We love to welcome immigrants and our story says so, I live in Santa Catarina, I've been to Blumenau but I find the city of Pomerode even more German than Blumenau

[@artuhenrik]

Sou mineiro/goiano minha mãe é catarinense. Abraços mano

[@brunomarques1146]

@@artuhenrik Que legal mano, eu tenho muita vontade de conhecer minas, é um estado muito bonito. Grande abraço fera!

[@familyandfriends3519]

@@brunomarques1146 Go back to Germany 🇧🇷🤜🤜🤜🇩🇪

[@buzzlightyear1901]

The most german city in all america continent!

[@DrPeter-lr6xg]

@hsyegwi riiehejee did you know you're committing a crime?

[@DragunovWayne]

Aff brazuca adora querer tá em comentários de vídeo gringo poha kkkkkk.

[@albertocrf5221]

@hsyegwi riiehejee Their ancestors came to Brazil in 1824. It's illegal to expel BRAZILIANS from Brazil.

[@isaackdocafe]

@@primeirocachorrovesgo1829 Nem adianta discutir com esse tipinho de "gente" (se é que eu posso chamar assim), o cara vai colocar a ideologia dele na frente do bem estar das pessoas. "Send the Germans back", se usarmos essa mesma lógica, deveríamos expulsar do Brasil todos que não fossem indígenas, já que o resto "não é daqui".

[@sbrz1439]

@@isaackdocafe sem comentários. Os xenófobos são os primeiros a criticar a xenofobia quando viajam. Como se faltasse espaço no planeta pra caber todas as pessoas..

[@MelinaWithTakeLessons]

I learned about this today and I am blown away! I would love love love to go to this!

[@eduardovaleriano2814]

Good you would love to, but just advising , this ain’t the most german city in Brazil, it is in fact the city of pomerode, in the same state

[@eduardovaleriano2814]

@conker bad day what does that even mean?

[@werneroschwald1965]

It's nice to see that German s are welcomed in Brazil...

[@nancyleal2529]

Well, there are some millions of Brazilians of German descent, especially in the south...

[@djiejsbdiejebs-qn2mj]

u mean ancestry

[@nancyleal2529]

@@djiejsbdiejebs-qn2mj , yes, ancestry. There are also more recent German immigrants, but most people with German last names have more distant ancestors. In some towns in the South, like Blumenau, there is a bigger concentration of people with German ancestors that have married between themselves, so, they have kept more typical German physical characteristics. Descendants who moved to other parts of the country in general mixed with people of different European ancestors (Portuguese, Italians etc.) or other races. So, their descendants nowadays (with German last names) can look quite different compared to Germany (excluding immigrants).

[@viniciuskintschner1591]

Yes they truly are welcomed in Brazil even if they want to stay longer, not sure if the opposite is valid, with a south Brazilian who wants to stay longer in Germany.

[@nancyleal2529]

@@viniciuskintschner1591 , I belive that Brazilians with German ancestors who speak German wouldn't have problems. But probably other ones, specially without European features, could feel more prejudices. Even in Portugal Brazilians have said that there are prejudices, especiallly against the non-whites. Our media in Brazil highlights especially Europe and North America, so, Europeans in general, not only Germans, are welcome in Brazil because of the more "positive side" shown. But I know that it's not the same for Brazilians abroad, depending on the country. Still there are stereotypes like samba, carnival, football, "exoticism" and negative sides of the country, maybe except in South and Central Americas, Africa and a few ones.

[@marcelo497]

It is quite curious that I just saw a video about my country and needed to read the subtitles in English to understand

[@Catarina-oc4oo]

É um dialeto que não se fala mais na Alemanha.

[@ainationaldiscovery]

Wonderful!

[@joseferreirajr2285]

In Brazil there are postugueses, italians, japaneses, spanishies, polishes, ukranians, syriana, angolans, nigerians, russians, germans... We are the world inside one territory. Welcome to BRAZIL

[@banzaaiiiii]

ah multiculturalism, that gives u one of the highest murder rate.

[@Actually_Woke_6277]

Don’t forget indigenous

[@familyandfriends3519]

Go back to Germany and Italy

[@ronalysonmartins4115]

@@Actually_Woke_6277 don't forget bolsominions

[@lexmecdragon9686]

@@ronalysonmartins4115 do nada o cara mete bolsominins kkkk doente

[@ladeutschevitabyGraziaCosta]

Very interesting ❤ 🇩🇪🇧🇷

[@larlecchinoallegro495]

Vielen Dank für dieses Video

[@francescosilverio7343]

Sejam bem vindos ao Brasil 🇧🇷☀️🌅🌲🇧🇷 todos

[@marceloribas4616]

Miss Blumenau my hometown, lived there till 1979, it has changed a lot, not the small city it used to be back in the day we learned German in the public schools. Visited it last time about 10 years ago.

[@wodentheone-eyed1289]

vc mora onde atualmente?

[@luanlopes9415]

Not only Blumenau, Brazil has much to offer as touristical hotspot, DW. We not have only jungles like Amazon, there is steppes and savanahs in Brazil also

[@Israesther777]

Mein Deutsch ist nicht so gut, Aber kan ich sense her Brazilian accent in German. Sehr interessant. Muito obrigado por este vídeo.

[@igorsvelavenska]

Todo mundo tem sotaque! Até o próprio povo da Alemanha! 🥱🙄

[@Feelrightathome]

i know someone from blumenau he moved to germany few years back and let me tell you when he said he was from brazil i thought he Was playin with me

[@eddiesantos4978]

Living on steriotypes

[@monicaboll5997]

A melhor OKTOBERFEST do mundo é aqui.

[@marcosaviz9922]

SAUDAÇÕES PARÁ PARAZÃO NORTE AMAZÔNIA

[@familyandfriends3519]

Go back to Germany 🇧🇷🤜🤜🤜🤜🇩🇪

[@Liam-hv4de]

@@marcosaviz9922 odeia ter nascido no Amazonas

[@Liam-hv4de]

@@marcosaviz9922 I'm hate me city

[@ElGungas]

Oh! Se todo o Brasil pudesse ser assim...

[@dmagalh4es]

A esquerda é o que destrói o Brasil, principalmente na educação com o chorume que é o Paulo Freire

[@xddmateus9557]

Ai não existiria Brasil! Seríamos uma colônia de descendentes de anglo-saxoes

[@ElGungas]

@@xddmateus9557 Me referi a educação, cultura e arquitetura.

[@paulabevilaqua6476]

​@@ElGungasracista preconceituoso de m*

[@eddiesantos4978]

Pra que? Há excelentes cidades no Brasil que tem estilo muito diferente. Deixe o complexo de vira-latas de lado.

[@diegoacosta8168]

Near to Blumenau is Pomerode, another "German city" in SC Brazil. Greetings from 🇺🇾

[@raimundolelis2999]

O Brasil quer e deseja uma amizade e um profundo alargamento comercial cada vez maior com a Alemanha.....pois ela é a maior economia da Europa .... grandes empresas alemãs já estão no Brasil a décadas......que essa amizade entre os povos de Brasil e Alemanha não seja estragados pelos interesses gananciosos da União europeia ......encabeçados pela França em relação ao território brasileiro.......o Brasil é amigo e aliado de todos os países democráticos e racionais do planeta......o Brasil é um país democrático captalista e soberano .....que deseja acordos comerciais cada ve mais fortes com todos os paises do mundo.......ter uma grande distribuição de riquezas.....tanto na União europeia......quanto ao Brasil trará alegria e paz entre os povos........assim que o mundo deve ser e funcionar.......amizade.....respeito e prosperidade sempre.......viva Brasil.....viva Alemanha........🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

[@HueBrazilianMapper]

@@Presenteme nada haver

[@familyandfriends3519]

Go back to Germany 🇧🇷🤜🤜🤜🤜🇩🇪

[@andrecamara592]

Por que choras estrangeiros 😂. É meme mas essa é umas das cidades mais bonitas do Brasil

[@jocygouveia4917]

Parabéns a Blumenau cidade linda de Santa Catarina

[@gustavonunes13]

Very good 👏👏👏👏

[@suzerleiadriano6688]

Moro em Blumenau💞💞 Amo Blumenau💞💞

[@MonikaAPO2.0]

Sanhofen, Schönau, Blumenau liegen im Norden von Mannheim am Rhein. Von Heidelberg nur 35 km entfernt 😀

[@pescadordealmas77]

Existe Blumenau na Alemanha?

[@X.Gerritsen]

@@pescadordealmas77 Si

[@jaigame5263]

@@X.Gerritsen sério?

[@Eu-qx5pp]

Moro aqui. Blumenau foi fundada por imigrantes alemães, que fugiram das guerras e das grandes dificuldades da época. Fizeram da nossa terra o seu lar. O Brasil é um.pais maravilhoso, riquíssimo em recursos naturais. Amo meu país. Lembrando que antes da chegada dos primeiros imigrantes alemães, aqui era o lar de muitas tribos indígenas, que foram dizimadas. De milhões de nativos, restam hoje poucos milhares. Tirando isto, a colonização transformou nossa região em uma das melhores e mais prósperas regiões do país.

[@radar_mais]

This region is below the gutter in relation to its capital, which is already smaller than Caxias do Sul

[@exploradormarciano6619]

Linda cidade! ...Boa escolha!

[@familyandfriends3519]

Go back to Germany 🇧🇷🤜🤜🤜🤜🤜🇩🇪

[@samuelk.zwierzykowski3084]

Orgulho de nascer e morar em Blumenau!

[@mai0033]

😍😍😍😍é lindo, eu quero irrrrr

[@Isochest]

Sou Ingles mas falo Portugues muito melhor do que Alemão. Mas em Blumenau seja oportunidade praticar falar ambos!

[@coquinhagelada420]

@@Isochest nossa você fala português muito bem, e eu agradeço pelo Chelsea ter ganhado o Mundial de Clubes, caso contrário uma piada daqui teria acabado hahahaha

[@gabitrielgaby]

Parabéns ;-; quer um abraço

[@dc10fomin65]

Voce e Alemao, nao acho!

[@leroyb.1460]

until now I never had heard about germans in Brazil, I thought Brazil was conquired by spaniards /portugueses , that is awesome cause am german.

[@IamBallingIamFading-vs7pt]

40% are white 40%are "Pardos" which are a person who is too white to be black and too black to be white 10% are black and the rest are ameridians and asians the national language is portuguese though in some parts especially in tribes they talk a language called "Tupi". The clime is Tropical but in the south is very cold(which is where blumenal is located this is just a resume i hope i helped to solve ur doubts about my country😄

[@leroyb.1460]

@@IamBallingIamFading-vs7pt Jeeeeez, this is way NEW to me, I used to see Brazil just like Mexico, Cuba or Colombia . a latino country with black and mestizo population... this si crazy

[@after_midnight9592]

End of 19th century and into the 20th, millions of Europeans migrated to both American continents.

[@lfsg689]

I thought everybody knew that Gisele Bündchen is brazilian.

[@lfsg689]

​@@after_midnight9592 Germans started to come to Brazil in 1823.

[@Davi-12]

"the most german city in brazil" *pomerode has left the chat*

[@igorsvelavenska]

Então! Kkkk

[@anibalcesarnishizk2205]

Ich möchte diesen Platz besuchen,obwohl Deutsch meine Muttersprache nicht ist.Grüße aus Villa Gesell,Argentinien.

[@alt1f4]

Que?

[@anibalcesarnishizk2205]

@@alt1f4 Escribí que me gustaría visitar ese lugar, aunque mi idioma no sea el alemán.

[@ramonoliveira9522]

@@anibalcesarnishizk2205 la se fala português

[@anibalcesarnishizk2205]

@@ramonoliveira9522 Lo sé.

[@rainbowspace994]

Sai do PC vô.

[@pennymarisse8804]

Happy Thanksgiving!!

[@DWTravel]

Thank you! Greetings from DW!

[@Kekulevonstradonitz]

Lizete Zimmermann würde ich gerne besuchen, sie ist sehr angenehm. Vielleicht eine Möglichkeit Brasilien kennenzulernen, ohne in das ganz kalte Wasser zu springen. Ich denke aber, dass man in Brasilien auch Englisch spricht. Und ein wenig spanisch könnte ich auch noch lernen.

[@DeutscheDemokratischeRepublik]

the vibrance of the culture that had been preserved through both world wars, it comes to show what couldve been if both world wars never happened

[@amosamwig8394]

no its still horrible this couldve also been obtained trough peace trading and peacefull immigrations

[@konliner9286]

So clean and organized. Very civilized people.

[@lunoky5473]

Of course, Blumenau is safe

[@Cynthia_Blackraven_666]

Unlike the favelas that are populated by you know who. ​@@lunoky5473

[@adolf72160]

You should also check Villa General Belgrano in Argentina and Puerto Varas in Chile

[@DWTravel]

We see... cities with lots of Germans.

[@vinicius6776]

Minha Blumenau é linda!

[@carolinebullock6434]

Native German speakers - does she sound German? Great video!

[@myyyv8322]

yes, she does. well, there is some accent that could also be mistaken for a german dialect

[@michaelahass2695]

@@myyyv8322 She is german !

[@myyyv8322]

@@michaelahass2695 she says in the Video her grandparents came from Germany to brazil.. so her ancestors are German

[@michaelahass2695]

@@myyyv8322 Das wollte ich eben sagen...that s what I was trying to say..😊

[@rafsccp]

@@myyyv8322 they say in brazil they speak with an old Bavarian accent from the 18th century

[@thaizahonorato]

Brazil is really rich when it comes to variety. The german immigration to there brought us many things

[@nalahbaer8290]

Mich würde interessieren ob ihre Familie damals aus Franken eingewandert ist. Hört sich so an. Oder ob das der brasilianische Einfluss ist.

[@ifrliveries2400]

Zincinati Oktoberfest looks ridiculous near this one, we have the second best oktobefest in die welt !

[@OktoberBlog]

🇧🇷🇩🇪♥️

[@theradioramires]

MORE GERMANS THAN GERMANS

[@jaupolio]

No fucking way. The rhythm in blood is VERY different!!

[@patricktheil8844]

What does that mean?

[@cako-437]

That's sad.

[@erich191]

@@jaupolio You do not know what you say. Each state in Brazil looks like a new country. German descendants are many (even) and most are in rural areas, often in isolated villages.

[@jaupolio]

@@erich191 you Sir did not understand it. Germans are like a zillion times colder than Brazilians

[@taylor.london]

After America, Brazil is the country with most German descents outside Germany.

[@ferrovelho1815]

América é o continente. Talvez se refira ao país EUA.

[@MarcosWassem]

​@@ferrovelho1815 América também pode ser usado para se referir aos EUA

[@ferrovelho1815]

Americano é o gentílico de quem nasce no Continente Americano. Não são todos os países do mundo que utilizam a palavra americano associada a cidadão dos EUA, inclusive vários da América Latina usam o estadunidense. O certo seria: Depois dos EUA da América ....., para não haver confusão quanto a referência se ao país ou ao continente.

[@taylor.london]

@@ferrovelho1815United States of AMERICA. So we just shorten the country’s name to “America”. If I was referring to the continent, I’d have said “The Americas”. In English we don’t refer to that continent as “America” but “The Americas”. 😊

[@karineds]

@@ferrovelho1815 Para com esse viralatismo!

[@fabianoforlan1466]

Parabéns pelo vídeo

[@DWTravel]

Obrigado!

[@gunter3196]

@@DWTravel Sie meinen wohl, obrigado!

[@maryocecilyo3372]

@@DWTravel lol it's Spanish not Portuguese

[@vitoriarodrigues4468]

@@maryocecilyo3372 Yeeah, I noticed it too🤣

[@Rasfa]

@@DWTravel Was?

[@marcelolopes8984]

Ministro Felix Fischer nascido na cidade de Hamburgo e naturalizado brasileiro

[@FenriZz]

I wanna come here!

[@Guenhasguenhas]

Lizete Zimmermann, what a nice family name

[@Heretican]

Safest city in Brazil

[@BlueSan-gy7nc]

KKKKKKKKKKK pegou pesado mano

[@Lil_Robya]

Nope

[@gabrielj6609]

It is safe, but there are safer cities

[@MrRed-tf7bv]

🇧🇷🇩🇪💪🏻✊🏻👩🏻‍🦰👱🏻‍♀️👩🏻🧔🏻👩🏻‍🦲 My kind of people! Abrigado!

[@saihzu]

ich habe gehört ,dass es viele Wildschweine in süden von Brasielen gibt , stimmt das ?

[@know0800]

Yes

[@igorsvelavenska]

Ja

[@jonaslorenzo4850]

🇧🇷❤️🇩🇪❤️🇧🇷❤️🇩🇪🙏

[@familyandfriends3519]

No hate Germany from Brazil 🇧🇷🤜🤜🤜🇩🇪

[@DesireGamer]

Immer wieder interessant wie Personen denken Deutschland würde nur aus Fachwerkhäusern, Bier und Oktoberfest bestehen. Das ist zum größten Teil Bayrisch.

[@flavioc5389]

Uns?

[@nathanbastos5628]

I mean… most of the Germans who went to Brazil were from Bavaria, so it’s not surprising… in the US tho when I visited German towns the architecture was a bit different. I guess it depends on where the German migrants come from

[@flyinghermit2]

Onde fica o Reperbahn de Blumenau? 😂

[@Alejandrocasabranca]

Venham todos pro Brasil precisamos de imigrantes temos milhões de postos de trabalho e temos muita água limpa e muita comida todos são bem-vindos no Brasil

[@РуковУгрешов]

мои родители приехали сюда ппочти 100 лет назад( 70-80)🤣

[@ush1101]

Legal

[@USASMR-o2c]

There is nothing German about that city... I don't see a single Turk

[@guilhermema3330]

Hello. Actuaslly, the most german city is "Pomerode" , closed to there

[@mountainous_port]

Oh no! They are acting like Bavarians when their grandparents came from Pomerania. This is like people from Lombardy acting like Sicilians.

[@karensc6747]

Don't be silly ;) there was also a massive immigration of people from bayern to Brazil ;)

[@readisgooddewaterkant7890]

Very true

[@mtulio6422]

Because of it there's a city called Pomerode in Brazil

[@tiagomd3811]

This is true 😂😂😂😂

[@Nêmhysy]

Existem na região sul do Brasil , descendentes de muitos povos que vieram de vários países da Europa. Não apenas alemães !

[@mfra959]

European in Americas

[@TheHollandHS]

I wondered how it went there after 7-1 Germany.

[@wshamburgo2838]

No funny guy, this started in the 19th century.

[@LBPS]

People here didnt care that much about futebol, is like say every german like beer or russian like vodka, Korean kpop...

[@GabrielKlock]

"we" (I don't care too much about football) were supporting germany. That was funny, there were fireworks everywhere lmao.

[@GabrielKlock]

Anyway it was more like after the 3rd goal, ppl were like "Well, Brazil is gonna lose anyway, let's support Germany."

[@user-rv9um5xc3r]

Brazilians can get really sensitive about their local teams, but nobody really cares about the national team. I meam I mean, it's nice if they win, but if they don't, nobody gives a fuck 🤷‍♀️

[@Ina_Be]

Ich weiß das hier als Moselaner schon länger, das in Brasilien - Hunsrücker- gesprochen wird❤❤❤❤. Soviel ich weiß, werden auch in Massachusetts Oktoberfeste gefeiert.

[@megapeiron]

Como os catarinenses mantêm a grama assim? 1:43

[@walberdealbuquerquebarbosa6702]

Chuva e frio ajuda bastante

[@CachosPistache]

Educação do poço e outro nível e cuidado Tbm

[@Celinhobio]

É a espécie de gramínea plantada e o cuidado com ela. Nada tem a ver com educação ou o clima embora no inverno ela cresça menos, na maior parte do ano lá é um "forno" e na falta de chuva pode-se usar aspersores.

[@karensc6747]

Pensa num estado com grama bonita! sério hahaha

[@jwelson1]

Muito gado vivendo no estdo😂

[@L0RDK3Y]

Is she speaking standard German, Hunsrik or East Pomeranian?

[@sasanti997]

...She speak "standard german". MfG aus Bayern

[@randiekay4994]

I feel like I'm hearing some Portuguese mixed in.

[@SchabanBosch]

Ich komme gern zum Einsiedeln.

[@francescosilverio7343]

🇧🇷🌅🇧🇷🌲🌅🇧🇷

[@muckle8]

They should of let Germany build the entire world .

[@SuperPerfektionist]

ja in blumenau, da ist der himmel blau

[@DWTravel]

😆

[@Akasunanossasori]

So what do they identify themselves as? Brazilians or Germans?

[@gabrielviana5448]

Brazilians (citizen) with german heritage, like anyone from American continent. Who was born in America normaly have heritage from other continents (Europe, Asia, Africa, Middle Eastern) , natives are really rare, just in Andes and Central America. I'm a brazilian with Portuguese and Turkish heritage for example.

[@w4ka997]

@@gabrielviana5448you don’t look Turkish

[@gabrielviana5448]

@w4ka997 Oh really? I think I'm really Turkish. My family is from Ancara, you are the first person who says that :V honestly it's in my face that I am arab.

[@w4ka997]

@@gabrielviana5448 Turkish people are not Arab, you don’t look really Arab either because we usually have huge noses 😭 You look like a regular Brazilian with portugese native and black ancestry to me

[@gabrielviana5448]

@w4ka997 My brothers have big noses, and I don't, but this is not all. And you can think whatever you want.🤷🏻‍♂️

[@sharaelia5806]

Wie teuer sind denn da die Mieten?😊

[@Martinelli250]

Its not expensive …..

[@sharaelia5806]

@@Martinelli250 Thank you! A nice little appartament of 50 qm ... how much could it be please? Thanks for your answer. 💖 ☺

[@Martinelli250]

@@sharaelia5806 You can find a 2 bedroom flats between 180 dollars to 250 per months. I just did a quick check on google, but you are looking for a 1 bed flat is probably a little bit cheaper….

[@Martinelli250]

This also is a such a beautiful Brazilian town Visit the small town of Campos do Jordão in the mountain of the State of São Paulo. This amazing little area is one of the highest cities of Brazil and is decorated with German architecture. Check out this video on KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZuyY5Z6ndtjf68

[@Der.Geschichtenerzahler]

Günstiger als in Deutschland auf jeden Fall

[@OscarLopez-pw2cm]

Wann ist Oktobertfest in Brasil?

[@h-p2908]

Probably it's in October...

[@henriquewheschenfelder.905]

@@h-p2908 😅

[@know0800]

@@h-p2908 jajajaja

[@Der.Geschichtenerzahler]

@@h-p2908 lol

[@hiyalanguages]

If I go to Blumenau and speak German to strangers in the streets, what’s the actual chance they will respond and not actually mock me?

[@DWTravel]

@Hi ya languages The chances are good - they might speak a German dialect though. Just try it out if you're planning to go there.

[@hiyalanguages]

@@DWTravel Are these dialects still vastly spoken in Germany?

[@father0f4ll]

@@hiyalanguages Nope, they are almost forgotten in Germany. But Germans can still understand it, it's mostly like American and British English

[@hiyalanguages]

@@father0f4ll British is not a dialect though 🤣 British is like comparing Portugal and Brasil, or even less, but I get the idea… There aren’t many dialects left in Germany. Thanks for the response.

[@father0f4ll]

@@hiyalanguages Yeah it isnt a dialect but you understood what i meant lol

[@JoshuaBortnick]

NOT FAIR!!! During the Armageddon (that your making - because were making😉) - youre going to be Oktoberfesting! - as you should. Carry on Good Germans.😊

[@achmadtete5182]

Ich komme aus Indonesien, ich spreche Deutsch

[@guidostahl2139]

Dort gab s die grösste NSDAP AO wöhrend 2. WK Unheimliches Volk

[@paulobahia3671]

Outro carnaval fora de época!

[@Catarina-oc4oo]

Tendi nada! 😂

[@Nêmhysy]

"Tendi ?" Já explica o porquê você não "entendeu" nada.

[@Catarina-oc4oo]

@@Nêmhysy e vc? tendeu? Kkk

[@Nêmhysy]

@@Catarina-oc4oo "Tendi"!😂

[@paulabevilaqua6476]

Que desaforo! Um vídeo no Brasil, falado em em alemão. Prisão tem tantos cretisnos separatistas. O governo deu para pessoas que estavam morrendo de fome, terras e olha o que aconteceu. Os avós eram estrangeiros e essa gente se acha estrangeira. Tá fazendo falta um Getúlio vargas pra mandar tirar aquela placa na entrada. Nojo

[@jbtec5730]

Vá à mĕrdå. É a cultura deles. Pagam impostos como qualquer outro. Têm os mesmos direitos, inclusive o de preservar sua cultura. E Getúlio foi um câncer nacional.

[@gabrielj6609]

Comentário típico dos que pedem respeito mas não respeitam!

[@wuidbeda8459]

will sofort hin - aber zu alt :(

[@agaistin]

Zu vieie autos

[@DelNegro10]

Terrivelmente quente, um inferno!

[@Emersonunes]

Kakakakakakakakaakak

[@DelNegro10]

@Jean Carlo henrique Cara, como você poder negar um fato?

[@DelNegro10]

@Jean Carlo henrique Tive sim. Era bem alemã. Não é mais pelo vejo em vídeos. Fatalmente será destruída como todas as outras cidades do Brasil.

[@DelNegro10]

@Jean Carlo henrique Você precisa servir ao criador. É isso que está faltando em você

[@DelNegro10]

@Jean Carlo henrique Quem tem Deus ao seu lado não perde Nunca!

[@hunkwasbisyan007]

Never ask a Women about her age Never ask a man about his salary/wage rate And never ask a Brazilian or an Argentine that why his/her grandfather was/is a German. 😂😂😂😂

[@flavioc5389]

Stupid comment. Most Germans arrived in Brazil around 1860.

[@exclamationpointman3852]

@@flavioc5389 LOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WW2 ENDED IN 1860????????

[@murilo.goedert]

Unnecessary comment, my ancestors came to Brazil in 1829

[@robertoboehler-blumenau-sc8818]

I'm also from this magnificent city, a proud grandson of german immigrants, my grandfather was a Wehrmacht soldier, and immigrated to Brazil, where he met his future wife, another german. We do not consider ourselves as regular brazilians, we're better, more educated, and polite, we tend to say that the South is our country, not Brazil.

[@artuhenrik]

Sou goiano/mineiro, mãe catarinense. Cara seu avô era nazl KKKKLKKK alias o sul é o Brasil, vocês são brasileiros e ponto

[@robertoboehler-blumenau-sc8818]

@@artuhenrik infelizmente sim, se vc sabe um pouco de história, saberia que todos os homens aptos eram obrigados a ingressar no exército alemão durante a Alemanha Nazista. Mas meu avô foi apenas um soldado raso, nao cometeu crimes nenhum, apenas matou alguns russos em combate.

[@artuhenrik]

@@robertoboehler-blumenau-sc8818 Sou da fronteira com Goias e Minas, minha mãe é da sua cidade, mas diferente de você a familia dele veio da Alemanha no seculo 19 em vez de um soldado fugindo.

[@robertoboehler-blumenau-sc8818]

@@artuhenrik ele nao fugiu, se rendeu aos aliados ocidentais, ficou 2 anos preso, quando solto, imigrou ao Brasil. Se tivesse se rendido aos russos, vc muito provavelmente não estaria lendo esta mensagem.

[@tiagomd3811]

@@robertoboehler-blumenau-sc8818 Meu bisavô era piloto da FAB na campanha da Itália. Pena que ele não explodiu o seu avô. N*zista bom é n*zista morto.

[@nick9812PH]

Zimmermam is a jewish last name right?

[@kapuzinergruft]

Very unlikey, because jewish people for centuries were not allowed handycraft jobs in guildes. Zimmermann means carpenter.

[@ark6382]

Absolutly not. Zimmermann is so German. Like Müller or Fischer. German Jewish Names are more like Goldstein, Rosenberg or Zuckerberg. A lot Stein and Berg at the end of the Surname.

[@SEMPER-HERES]

Have you ever listened about the Zimmermann telegram?

[@carlosdoriaespitia]

Actually many Jewish last names like Rosenberg, Spielberg, Spilman, etc comes from the Yiddish language, which is technically an old variety of German with influence of Slavic languages like Ukrainian and Russian as well as Semitic languages like Hebrew and Aramaic. This Yiddish language dispite that is a Germanic language, is written with the Hebrew alphabet. If you can ask a native or fluent German speaker, he/she will surely understand this Yiddish language. Forgot to mention, this Yiddish language is spoken specially by ethnic Jewish community called Ashkenazi, which used to live mostly in Western Europe and Central Europe like in Poland, they their population was almost vanished in the WWII. Today most of these communities live in New York, Israel and Argentina.

[@Jure-xc4no]

ashkenazi jews have no last names of their own. they have adopted german (spielberg, goldstein, zukerberg...) and slavic (abramowitz, manishewitz, wolowitz... witz is pronounced as vich). original jewish lasn names are ben something (ben hur, ben gurion, ben moshe...)

[@filipejunges3669]

Blumenau is in the state of Santa Catarina, but the state of Rio Grande do Sul is the most Germanic in Brazil, and has the most developed and independent culture. Santa Catarina has an immense desire to be accepted nationally, its population supports football teams in Rio de Janeiro, and they make an immense effort to publicize their ocktober to attract the attention of the rest of the country, it is literally a German carnival, the ocktoberfest Rio Grande do Sul and Paraná are reserved for their German population, including a more developed cultural and musical wealth.

[@lucasramos644]

Juroooooooou kkkkk

[@liliuMAX]

Rinha de sulista agora?

[@iiwi758]

What a whole lot of horsecrap.

[@mrcarioca8046]

Rio de janeiro my beautiful state 🇧🇷♥️

[@filipejunges3669]

@Anamel Ferreira tem cidade de origem alemã, só não tem alemães kkkkkkkkkkk