German Sea Vocabulary | Super Easy German (35)

[@mohamedradwan388]

I am not familiar with these terms even in English. Good to learn em in both English and German :)

[@maksim5078]

The funny thing would be to speak English as if it were German. For eaxample, the first sentence of this video would be: "We show you today, what it here all gives". Another sentence could be: "With the paddle row you". Yesterday I realized that I'm getting "germanized" as I wrote "bei" instead of "by"... Since I'm also studying dutch, who knows... Sometime I could write "bij" instead of "bei" or "by"...

[@k3p740]

@@maksim5078 good for you

[@klisterklister2367]

Danke für alle die Hafenwörter! Sie sind sehr nützlich für mich. Jedes Sommer kommen viele Deutscher hier zu Schweden für Sommerurlaub. Und viele kommen hier mit Boot.

[@caylonsh]

Danke sehr fur euer Video :) ich habe bisher vielfältige Dialoge von diesem Kanal gelernt. Ich freue mich auf nächstes Video auch!

[@ImNotbroke]

Vielen Dank für Ihr tolles Video. Ich hoffe, Sie können noch mehr Videos zum Thema öffentliche Verkehrsmittel machen.

[@syedalihaidar3416]

Ein tolles Video, wie immer

[@DoubleJu]

I love Easy German!

[@elenaeremeeva9708]

Thank you!

[@annekristin768]

OMG Miss This times

[@anonymous3738]

“Boot” means “boat” in German. The German word for “boot” is “Stiefel”. This reminds me of the stereotype of how Canadians pronounce the word “about”. Contrary to popular belief, the pronunciation is much closer to “aboat” than “aboot”.

[@easyconversationdz-yes2541]

danke

[@TheMaskedUnicorn]

I don't know what type of English you are using, but (at least in British Columbia, Canada) the word jetty is never used. Any wooden plank on the water is referred to as a dock. Just some info:) Thanks for making these awesome videos!

[@EasyGerman]

+TheMaskedUnicorn that's British English :)

[@frenchfan3368]

Same deal here in TX, USA. We would just say "a dock" as well. I have never heard the word "jetty" either. Yes, these are great videos indeed!

[@jeffmc6921]

French Fan dont translate, just learn the word in german.. we re not learning English

[@fremejoker]

It has to be Arrrrh!

[@zaclawrence8302]

shout out oscar fr

[@maxmuller3990]

👍

[@MUtley-rf8vg]

Zuerst?

[@mousefare7868]

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