What Germans love about Namibia | Easy German 134

Learn German with Easy German: German learning students of Windhoek Highschool and Concordia College roam around the city center of Windhoek (Namibia) to ask German native speakers what they love about Namibia :D
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Hosts of this episode: Vetua, Lisa, Mellene, Mari, Vanessa, Sweetness, and Carina Schmid (www.carisafari.de)
Camera: Janusz Hamerski
Edit: Janusz Hamerski / Carina Schmid
Translation: Ben Eve

[@travischan6232]

I have been in Namibia for 5 years now, living in the coast, so beautiful here

[@janpretorius3296]

Travis Chan: Hi Travis! 🙌🙌 May I ask where you are living in Namibia?

[@GoodVideos4]

Probably at, or by, Swakopmund.

[@sadinahrafael9700]

Treat the natives with respect.

[@stevedavenport1202]

By watching these easy German videos you get the impression that every single corner of the planet is chock a block full of German speaking people, as if evey other person on the street is fluent in German

[@spiritualeco-syndicalisthe207]

If it weren't for Stalingrad and D-Day... ^^

[@millevenon5853]

@@spiritualeco-syndicalisthe207 lol

[@milesbrown8016]

Genau

[@juanitahernandez2817]

Wie cool, diese alten EasyGerman-Videos zu sehen!❤

[@coccinelle80]

This channel is amazing! Such diversity, and people from all over who master Deutsch!! I am so impressed!!! Thanks for this video and all of your others!

[@julimoussarie]

Your videos are the best and I end up learning new vocabulary and revising in my free time. Your material is so entertaining and very varied!!

[@EasyGerman]

+Juli M - Thank you Juli

[@axelschweiss5330]

Unglaublich schön! Tolle Doku, vielen Dank für diesen Einblick!"

[@GoodVideos4]

I'm English speaking, stay in South Africa by Cape Town, know Afrikaans except for a few words here and there, and learning German. I thus find almost all the German here easy to understand. I always have. Speaking it though is another matter. I've been to Namibia a few times. I was also there before 1990, in 1985. What I found was good there for learning German back then, was that it had three official languages English, Afrikaans and German. So, many signs and notices were in those three languages. So, one could compare the similar Afrikaans and German, and at the same time pick up some German. But, now Namibia only has English as the official language (with Afrikaans and German still widely used). So, those trilingual signs are disappearing more and more. It's a pity.

[@supersabrosinho]

Thank you for uploading these, my confidence grows as I understand more and more of the language. Lots of hard work in this. Danke!

[@EasyGerman]

+Sabroso Lopez - Viel Erfolg :)

[@johanngiesbrecht6460]

Nur weiter machen, you are doing good

[@konradheumann8342]

Dies ist eine fantastische Serie ueberhaupt - Wahnsinn!!

[@clarierita]

ich werde unbedingt nach Namibia fliegen!!!!!!!. Es ist wunderschön! Vielen dank easy german und Cari, du bist sehr toll!, Du hast viele Leute Deutsch beigebracht! Es ist super!

[@gaheeko6612]

Echt gut gemacht! Ein tolles Video Danke easy German team und es war wirklich super dass die Maedchen Deutsch gut sprechen. Ich war sehr ueberracht so viel Deutscher in Namibia sind.

[@johanngiesbrecht6460]

Hallo liebes Easy German, du machst einen tollen Job. Ich denke, es ist an der Zeit, dass du ein weiteres Video von Namibia machst. Ich war noch nie in Afrika. Das erste Land in Afrika ist Namibia auf meiner Liste. Ich hoffe das die Deutsche Sprache irgendwann in der Zukunft die offizielle Sprache in Namibia werden wird. In den meisten ehemaligen Kolonien ist die Sprache heute das, was die Kiolonia-Sprache war. Wir Deutschen schulden die Menschen in Namibia viel Liebe. Grüße aus Kanada.

[@milesbrown8016]

Danke schön. Wir liebe du auch…

[@thelastroman7791]

Hello German South West Africa. Greetings from America.🇺🇸🇩🇪

[@ddd7386]

Wow! Ich habe irgendwie nicht erwartet, dass es so viele deutsche Touristen in Namibia gibt.

[@amoszazoun8951]

Das war mal interessant! Danke für den kleinen Einblick!

[@samrobert947]

Vielen Dank für Ihre Videos, ich lerne täglich dazu

[@brittanymartin1980]

ah! I need to visit Namibia now.

[@wolejare]

+Brittany Martin You need to visit Nigeria!

[@mariaamupolo6141]

Guess what! Im in Namibia

[@trivatha]

@@mariaamupolo6141 hello Namibian

[@sadinahrafael9700]

Ensure you dont come and belittle the natives

[@GoodVideos4]

I stay in South Africa, by Cape Town, and been to Namibia a few times. I intend going there again, in May next year.

[@GoodVideos4]

Someone mentioned taking a train from Cape Town to Windhoek. There is also the Intercape bus. That seems to be more well-known. It is also quicker. A disadvantage, is that it gets to the border at around 2 am. There are also flights, but seem to be few and far between, and usually have awkward times.

[@EasyGerman]

I have been on that bus before. Once the bus drivers locked themselves (and us) out of the bus at a stop right after the border at Steinkopf. It was in the middle of the night and everyone was freezing while we watched the bus drivers trying to break into their own bus 😂. Eventually they had to call a key service (in the night) and all of us passengers needed to wait in a filling station. Very memorable 😁 Liebe Grüße, Cari

[@GoodVideos4]

That is funny yeah. I've also had not good experiences on that bus. Once at the border, going to South Africa, two guy's papers weren't in order. So, there was a big fiasco. Once the bus turned around, went back across the border, turned around, and went back again. I'm not sure why. I heard also that the driver was fined R10000. That's silly, as he was just the driver. Another time, heading to Namibia, it was late at night, with almost everyone sleeping. Suddenly the bus slammed on brakes. Bags went flying, and we almost did. Luckily there wasn't anyone walking around. I heard a bit later that the driver almost hit a horse. That bus then gets to the border, and was delayed for six hours there. That was because of someone having drugs. It was also quite a fiasco.

[@GoodVideos4]

Someone also told me once when the bus crossed the border, I can't remember in which direction, the border police looked inside and found a rhino horn. No one knew who put it there.

[@mzerk9324]

Point of information: Air Namibia flies 4times a day from Windhoek to johannesburg en 4 times a day to Cape Town en once a day return to Durban via Gaborone. South african Airways flies 3times a day to Windhoek. South African airline en jet Air also flies daily. Comair also flies daily between Windhoek joburg en cape town en to en from Walvis Bay - joburg. Infact air travel is so convenient between the 2 countries. More so WEST AIR WINGS, a namibian private airline also flies to Cape Town en joburg in addition to being a chartered airline its also scheduled airline. 👍

[@GoodVideos4]

That must be mostly a recent thing. Then, there are those current lockdown restrictions. That's due to the plandemic, scamdemic.

[@asafubuheri6900]

Easy German is a well researched channel. You go beyond my Expectation.. Ich liebe Easy German! And i wish even Easy Swahil would sound like this. The interview from Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar and Mombasa Kenya Easy English by Cari in Namibia hahaha. Du hast wirklich gut gemacht @tzaniajetzt

[@shakurabdi2551]

Namibia das einzige afrikanische deutschsprachige land .... Ich muse gehe nach namibia😍✌🏿️

[@markhenley3097]

I've been to Namibia, but I don't speak German, so how common is it to find a German speaker in Namibia? I know many people speak Afrikaans/Dutch from personal experience, but isn't German also used, due to South West Africa being a German Colony?

[@GoodVideos4]

German is used. There are some Germans living in Namibia. It's apparently about 30% of the white population.

[@GoodVideos4]

See also here, especially the last section: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_language_in_Namibia

[@dementorharu7863]

tolle Menschen!

[@gokhan3281]

Ich war noch nie in Namibia. Ich möchte sowohl Etosha National Park als auch Windhoek in Namibia besuchen.

[@szatanowska]

wow i want to go there, i knew nothing about namibia before i didnt knew people speak german there so interestingQ!!!!!!

[@jannisbarriffe8534]

I would like to hear how how the born Namibians feel about their own Country. Seems like foreigners know what they appreciate about this land.

[@аапиоллгпавитьлддлтмвчспроолло]

Beautiful. Bravo

[@naushadghani5766]

bringen sie miri zuruck . ihre episodes '' shopping in hamburg '' und ''what makes you happy " war die beste episodes in this series. sie ist ein toller Moderator #bringenmirizuruck #bringmiriback

[@vFuee]

Colonization at it's best.

[@NeWmeatENTERTAIN]

wtf ?

[@kingofgoldnessr9364]

KMӔ like spain colonized the americas, germany colonized namibia. Incase u got confused

[@lacameyangarsenal8157]

This is not colonization you stupid idiot

[@Sanyaji]

vFuee lol just wanted to say the same smh

[@drewski1441]

It was, how do you explain Germans owning most of the viable farmlands there?

[@gilbyadams7360]

I think germany have emotional relationship to namibia. Greeting from indonesia . Danke germany, uber allez. Love to germany. Love too for namibia.

[@lialanikaija7127]

gilby adams like empire like colony.

[@sabri1913]

Namibian here. A German once told me to go back to Africa I told them they should first tell all the 250k Germans living there to first come back to Germany then I ll go back to Windhoek 😂

[@SpongeMindTV]

3:34 The ultimate listening challenge :-(

[@GoodVideos4]

"Ok, let's go." being in both English and German. :-)

[@Hiurytg]

Sehr geil =]

[@rcll9751]

Ich schaue so gerne Easy German, ins besondere die Folgen in Namibia. Ich will doch nach Namibia reisen, aber es ist so weit von den Vereinigten Staaten.... :

[@khalil547]

Das like ich doch mal diese Folge wie in Nambia haufig sagen!! Super Cari

[@DonSim1985]

super sympatisch die Namibianer

[@jamescook2412]

Ich liebe wie sie eine Landkarte gezeigt haben! Also was ist unhöflicher, Polente oder Bulle? Bitte korregieren mein sogennante Deutsch😜

[@fremejoker]

+James Cook Beides ist gleich unhöflich, wenn du es zu einem Polizisten sagst. *Ich liebe es, dass sie eine Landkarte gezeigt haben! Also was ist unhöflicher, Polente oder Bulle? Bitte korrigieren Sie mein -sogennante- Deutsch. Benutze das Wort "sogenannt" bitte nicht in diesem Kontext. Du entwertest dich damit selbst, was hier nicht der Fall ist und auch nicht sein sollte. Das Wort erhält aufgrund der übermäßigen Benutzung langsam eine negative Konnotation oder es hat sie bereits.

[@EasyGerman]

+James Cook - Polente benutzt eigentlich keiner mehr - das Wort ist ziemlich alt. Zumindest habe ich es nie in meinem Leben gehört :) - Bulle wird sehr häufig benutzt, aber wenn man einen Polizisten so anspricht, dann ist es eine starke Beleidigung. Ich hab aber auch schon Polizisten getroffen, die sich selber als "Bulle" vorstellen (privat, als ich nach dem Beruf gefragt habe) - das kommt aber eher seltener vor haha :D

[@black_back9986]

Interviewer: Wie heißen Sie? Er : Ich heiße bla bla bla interviewer: Warum , warum ? lol xD

[@TheKartefbreze]

Nobody in Germany reflects our colonialist history! I see so many people being surprised about the German presence in Namibia (and southern africa incl. western cape province of republic of South Africa).... It is because we do not learn about this dark part in our history...

[@TheKartefbreze]

Btw. I am definitely visiting Namibia in the future if i get a chance to. I have already fallen in love with South Africa as so many Germans do, I am sure Namibia will find a place in my heart.

[@Sanyaji]

Silvana Barilla let’s ask the people of Namibia if the 30 years were experienced as „only 30 years“ smh

[@abandonedfragmentofhope5415]

@@TheKartefbreze Namibia should be loved greater in your heart than South Africa given the influence and well the sad history.

[@GoodVideos4]

The best of the past, with the best of the present. It's also typical of human nature to focus on negative things.

[@helene8854]

Ehrlich gesagt überrascht es mich, dass ihr in der ganzen Serie nicht über die DHPS in Windhoek berichtet habt (die deutsche Schule in Windhoek)

[@gaboltl]

Does everyone speak German in Namibia?

[@IsakAmunkete]

No. The most 3 spoken languages are (Afrikaans, English and Oshiwambo). English is the official language.

[@GoodVideos4]

There are some people who do speak German in Namibia. Apparently about 30% of the white population are Germans.

[@GoodVideos4]

See also here, especially the last section: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_language_in_Namibia

[@neda.noori555]

Wow alle leute sagten das hier sehr schön ist und die leute sind sehr freundlich.lch möchte Auch da fahren und in die nähe diese schönen land zu besuchen

[@androidg572]

Danke sehr hat mich auch gefreut

[@macronelmacron7133]

Nice video

[@ZinaSelmanibookreviews]

ich möchte nach Namibia gehen :)

[@Rareafiedflair]

Ich auch, obwohl ist sehr heiß es. Ich gerne das kaltes wetter.

[@ruthmutuni132]

+Zaheer Izem Nein. Namibia ist nicht sehr heiß. wenn ich mit den anderen Länder in Afrika vergleiche. Wir haben 4 Jahreszeiten genau so wie in Germany, also ich empfehle dass sie in April, Mai oder Juni kommen sollen. Herzlich welkommen neh! Entschuldigung! meine Deutsch ist schlecht...

[@Rareafiedflair]

Ruth Mutuni nein, deine deutsch ist besser als ich lol

[@ruthmutuni132]

+Zaheer Izem Echt? Woher kommst du? Ich bin Namibierin

[@Rareafiedflair]

Ruth Mutuni ich bin Amerikaner

[@amnesiashadows9644]

Jetzt möchte ich nach Namibia reisen!!! (Purpleworldproductions)

[@houseofflex7667]

Ich habe einen kleinen Fehler gefunden von 2:19 die Tiere ist nicht ins Englische übersetzt worden

[@tarekwisdom664]

Oh ooo !! wirklich !! Das Afrikaans ähnelt so viel dem Holländisch wow ... das wusste ich nicht vorher ! (Wegen großer Holländischer Kolonie war dort viele Jahre lang)

[@lithuanianironwolf8980]

Tarek Wisdom Nein, Namibia war eine deutsche Kolonie

[@GoodVideos4]

Parts of South Africa was a Dutch colony. Namibia was a German colony. Many Afrikaners settled in Namibia. And, Afrikaners are also partly of German descent. (And, partly of French descent.)

[@quentinusvankamerman1901]

Afrikaans is 'n baie soortgelyke taal aan Duits, want, een ding, dit is Nederlands. Die dogtertaal van Nederlands. Es ist niederländisch, aber besser.

[@MR-in8bl]

I can never get the answer I'm looking for when it comes to pronunciation of Ich and words with ch in them. For example at the beginning when the girls introduce themselves 1 says Ich like Ish another says Ich like chhh and really they all say it differently so what is the correct pronunciation? Does it depend on region? Where ur from? Etc etc

[@a.m4711]

toll arbeit ..jetzt will ich nach Namibia fliegen

[@ducaysane1133]

One of the best African country with very hostable people. My question is why there are so many german people in this country?

[@qentrepreneurship9987]

Toll🎵🎶👏👏🎷

[@zfan2591]

Who would've thought that German still exists in such a far off land? I'm guessing this the very last remnant of German colonialism. It looks like the Namibian people still have good relations with the Germans. Maybe Namibia can be an example for other African nations in how to reintegrate themselves with their former rulers.

[@zfan2591]

Maybe I should clarify, I when I say "reintegrate" I'm simply referring to establishing a good relationship with each other, not one dominating the other. And Germany has done a lot of apologizing for its past, more so than most other former European colonial powers. I think it's time to mend differences, and this type of cultural exchange is a great example of that.

[@linusfotograf]

Who in this video is bending over for Europeans?

[@GoodVideos4]

Namibia for instance has much more racial harmony than South Africa. Someone in Namibia said this about Namibia: "We have much respect for whites... But they respect us too, We don't have real racists problems here, We are one nation... White, black and all others in Namibia call each other brothers and sisters..." It’s a case of Nelson Mandela’s legacy living on more in Namibia than South Africa. Namibia is an example for other African nations in how to reintegrate themselves with their former rulers.

[@johanngiesbrecht6460]

@@GoodVideos4Das Freud mich, ich hoffe das die deutsche Sprache bleibt stark, und das die deutsche ein Segen sind für den Schwarzen

[@GoodVideos4]

@@johanngiesbrecht6460 The German language and influence in Namibia is actually slowly dying out. It is a pity actually. Namibia incidentally is the former overseas German colony with the most German influence. Can also see here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_language_in_Namibia

[@SionTJobbins]

viele Niedrlaender spricht gut Deutch. Interesting they speak excellent German and have the sentence construction and words but are not so sure of the cases - if only German got rid of Der, Die, Das it'd be such an easier language to learn fluently! Be more Afrikaans!!

[@Habibtay]

I wish you can come to Kenya

[@michelfouedjou1775]

Das ist in Kamerun schade, man hat bewahrt diese Kulturverbindung(Kulturband) mit deutscher Sprache dennoch nicht gekannt, Kamerun war wie der namibie auch deutsch

[@androidg572]

Ich möchte auch das die Deutsche zurück nach Kamerun.bro

[@androidg572]

Aber das Land ist jetzt gekauft bei Cinesich 😢

[@gerhardscholtyssek5229]

1970 kam ich durch die sahara über den tschad nach kamerun. ich war damals 30 jahre alt und von kamerun begeistert, kamerun hat alles im norden noch savane, dann dschungel-flüsse berge seen und der atlantik. und freundliche schöne menschen. manche haben auch einen bestimten tiefgang und sind spirituell mystisch begabt. geld spielt da keine so große rolle, nur freundschaft. verkauft den chinesen kein land bleibt unabhängig.!

[@KillKenny09]

"Wir kommen aus München. Bayrisches Teil von Deutschland" XD Mensch Oma, an deinem Deutsch musst du aber noch ein bisschen arbeiten^^

[@konradheumann8342]

Du bist aber gemein (ich musst trotzdem dabei lachen, das geb ich zu) . . . haha

[@KidsPlanetTV]

Pretty video!

[@alejandronieto576]

danke!!!

[@tasingp]

Why are there so many German tourists in Namibia?

[@EasyGerman]

+tasingp - Die Frage ist eher, warum sind nicht mehr andere Touristen in Namibia? :) // the question is rather why ain't there any other tourists in Namibia :D

[@maksim5078]

+Easy German Because the "average tourist" is LAZY. He would like a direct flight from home to Namibia... If you look at the major Tourist-Destinations (Canary Islands, Hurghada, Marsa Alam, Cancún, Varadero, Zanzibar, La Romana, etc.), they are often DIRECTLY connected with such "Holidays Airlines" as "Condor", "TUIfly", "Neos" and "Blue Panorama Airlines" (in Italy), "Thomas Cook Airlines" (in Britain) and - sometimes - "Air Berlin"...

[@EasyGerman]

+maksim5078 - Because Germans love to travel more than others we have more offers here i guess. We've had a whole long history of travelling. And it aaaall started in Italy btw :D

[@maksim5078]

+Easy German The point is that I myself am a "lazy tourist" and don't feel like having a stopover in Frankfurt Airport... I'm afraid that the Italian Tour Operators and the Italian Holyday Airlines as "Neos", "Blue Panorama" and "Meridiana" are not interested in promoting Namibia. I guess that only German Tour Operators (for example, "TUI") and the German Holyday Airlines, as TUIfly and Condor, could be willing to promote Namibia as a Tourist destination... Then I make a joke and I suggest TUIfly to open a branch in Italy and call it, let's say, "TUI-Italy"... :D . If "TUI-Italy" offers me a "günstig" flight "Mailand Malpensa (that is my Home and my Work-place) - Windhuk - Walfischbai" for 300 Euro (Hin und Zurück), then I book my holyday in Swakopmund RIGHT NOW ! :D Hahahaha. Of course, I'm joking...

[@fremejoker]

+maksim5078 I found offers from Milan to Windhoek. ;-) I didn't look at the prices, only at the opportunities, but neither in Germany nor in Italy you will get a cheap flight, because of the long distance.

[@103系カナリア色]

Ich möchte nach Namibia von Japan fliegen mit den Flugzeug.

[@dhdhskwrhfqo]

Better question....why and how is there a German presence in Namibia? The history of that reads like a horror movie, one familiar to much of colonized Africa. You can draw a bloody line from the genocide of the Herero people directly to this lovely clip.

[@MariaSafiraNeves]

"it brings sl4v3s to us"

[@vugaribrahimov3473]

❤❤❤

[@starrgazer9]

Dang... those are some cute girls.

[@dinofin3206]

Ich muss irgendwann nach Namibia fliegen❤️

[@ruthmutuni132]

Herzlich welkommen! Wir freuen uns immer wenn Touristen lust haben in unser Land zu besuchen! Viele leute sprechen Deutsch hier.Viellecht nicht nur höch Deutsch aber man kann verstehen! also, welkommen

[@andersonrocha9111]

kanst du mir mit mein deutsche helfen?

[@kornburg14]

Ruth Mutuni Wow dein deutsch ist toll Wieviele Sprache sprichst du?

[@ruthmutuni132]

+kornburg14 Warum fragst du dir? Sprachen in Namibia sind sehr wichtig. Ich Spreche Fünf, Mein Mutter Sprache ist Oshiwambo, unser National Sprache ist Englisch, Mein dritte Sprache ist Afrikaans, dann einbischen Deutsch und Französich...

[@kornburg14]

Ruth Mutuni Weil es ja ein Vielvölkerstaat ist mit mehreren Sprachen :) und wollte einfach mal gern wissen, wie viele Sprachen die Einwohner so sprechen

[@parizhskiy]

Wieso habt Ihr den Titel auf Englisch geschrieben? Ich dachte dass das ganze Video auf Englisch sind und wollte erst gar nicht schauen

[@EasyGerman]

+Sergii Paryzhskyi - Das ist ein guter Hinweis, dass du das gedacht hast! Früher haben wir alle Titel auf Deutsch geschrieben - dann haben wir es für alle Easy Languages videos einheitlich auf Englisch gemacht. Der Grund ist dieser: Manchmal wollen wir auch Videos aus Sprachen gucken, die wir nicht verstehen - einfach nur, um etwas über die Kultur zu erfahren oder einen Blick in das Land zu erhalten - dafür müssen allerdings die Titel auf Englisch sein, denn ich werde vermutlich nicht auf ein Mongolisch oder Japanisch Video klicken, wenn ich den Titel nicht verstehe :-/ Es hat leider auch Nachteile, aber wir wollten es einheitlich machen.

[@parizhskiy]

Easy German mach es dann Sinn die deutsche Version auch schreiben oder einfach "Deutsch/German" am Ende schreiben?

[@manfredhaller8922]

When a German travels to Namibia, the first thing he should do is apologize to the namas and hereros, who were brutally murdered and degraded by the Germans

[@walli219]

Yes ja Nam flava

[@someone4860]

Ich denke , dass Deutsch ist zweite Sprache von Namebiya

[@johanngiesbrecht6460]

Ich hoffe so

[@erdemgul4474]

Wäre Namibia in der Vergangenheit eine Kolonie Deutschlands gewesen? Weil da diesen German Sache in Namibia

[@messileo9007]

Das ist ja fast wie in Deutschland,alle sprechen deutsch.

[@ZalinaW]

Ich wusste nich, dass so viele Deutschen Namibia besuchten. War Namibia ein Kolonie von Deutschland?

[@fremejoker]

+Zalina Walton Ja.

[@barbarablattler1305]

+ Zalina Walton Ja, google mal oder geh gleich auf Wikipedia de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Namibia#Entdeckung_und_Besiedelung . Da hast du die ganze Information.

[@ZalinaW]

Danke, Barbara

[@samiradan2]

Wo sind Afrikaner 👍🏻👍🏻

[@mosesmatundu3025]

I think they were just tagging people who speaks Germany, not so many people who speaks Germany

[@johanngiesbrecht6460]

I think it was good (It was easy German)

[@sauvageascension976]

Habakkuk 3:13-

[@thiagoloureiro9702]

Brasil...

[@alexandrerodrigues6403]

I would expect a more critical point of view - let's not accept colonialism

[@510oaklandca]

Germans really like the desert hahaha.

[@fabriziocamisani5477]

Die ''Deutscheste'' Antwort je: ''Schoene Steine'' :-)

[@sammygalaxy5385]

warum sie nicht schprahen langsamer mehr. Wir sind anfanger nicht professional?

[@kornburg14]

sammy galaxy Dein deutsch ist aber auch ziemlich schlecht ^^

[@Hannnnnzi]

Maybe someone can enlighten me why German in general like Namibia so much. There are so many other countries in Africa.... Don't get it...

[@fremejoker]

+Hannnnnzi It was a colony in the past.

[@EasyGerman]

+Tob ias - That's not quite the reason. Of course there have been strong historical relations which is why Germans - if at all - tend to know more about Namibia than about other African countries in the first place. Apart from that Namibia is a unique country in terms of it's landscape (unlike any other African country) and it is very easy for people to travel: it is super safe, there is a lot of offers for tourists, there is a good infrastructure (you can do self driving trips etc. (very popular)) and it also has a very easy climate with no tropical diseases like Malaria around. There are many reasons why people like to travel to Namibia in the first place. And surely, if one would travel to Namibia he would come back and tell his/ her friends... that's why the German group of tourists is growing faster than other ones (I think) :)

[@fremejoker]

Easy German Yeah, I see, I didn't get the question. I thought, the language was meant. :-) But anyway, a big reason to travel to Namibia is the German language which many people speak there.

[@Hannnnnzi]

Germen just cannot live without German..Namibia..Mallorca...

[@barbarablattler1305]

+ Just Me I am sorry, German was one of 3 official languagrs before independence. After 1990, our only official language is English.

[@igorlthn1109]

the black guy is like "ne?" you can't find it outside germany xD

[@thatotau7478]

+Anugerah Ardiansyah Im from South Africa, quite common. Whether city or countryside. German is not so common like in Namibia

[@12tanuha21]

ne at the end of the sentence is also used in japanese

[@TheBADAWI2011]

Namibia sehr schön land als andrere Afrikanische länder

[@joaquingonzalo1945]

Who can turn Namibia into a prosperous country.. Germans och blacks ? ask your self this question and think about it

[@johanngiesbrecht6460]

Die Schwarze brauchen die Deutschen auf alle fällen, schaue sie nach Simbabwe

[@ZinaSelmanibookreviews]

warum gehen die Deutsche Leute nach Namibia?

[@thatotau7478]

+Zina Selmani Weil Namibia eine Geschichte mit Namibia hat. Ein Teil von Nambia war durch Deutschland kolonisiert.

[@ZinaSelmanibookreviews]

+Onalenna Taukobong ah ich weiß nicht. vielen Dank

[@juliusenderwitz8634]

Johnny Raven Ganz Namibia war von Deutschland kolonisiert, damals hieß es Deutsch-Südwestafrika.

[@johanngiesbrecht6460]

Weil es von Deutschland kolonisiert war deshalb ist es so schön aufgebaut.

[@laobanwang9257]

二楼

[@Rareafiedflair]

Ich werde nie deutsch verstehen

[@EasyGerman]

+Zaheer Izem - Doch, bestimmt :D

[@darude9048]

The lies of all these Germans were forcibly brought from Germany to popularize Namibia

[@miclazy-5m]

ofcourse the germans wont learn english , if you keep learning german extra for the tourists

[@GoodVideos4]

The Germans generally do learn English anyway.

[@akyolahmet.com4848]

Toi, toi, toi! Episoden mit viel Reisen sind echt schön. 🫶 Vielleicht kann man keine Gelegenheit finden, um andere Länder zu besuchen aber mit Hilfe der Easy German Videos kann man vieles mitkriegen. 🎉

[@gaycoding]

Like :D nice