Can I still pass the German Citizenship test?

[@MelonHusk7]

I'm not proud of the fact that it took me months to finally deduce that he played double role in all the shorts. 😂

[@marvingunther1025]

Wait what?

[@baqaqipekhebi7148]

😂 seriously?😮

[@andrasziegenham6766]

Are you telling me he doesn't have an evil twin? 🤔

[@ninodino444]

please don´t reproduce..............

[@MelonHusk7]

@@andrasziegenham6766 Taller evil twin 👀

[@erikvanderheeg5729]

In Schweden sagen wir auch "EM" - kurz fùr "Europamästerskap".

[@DerXavia]

kinda sounds like a cheese lol

[@stormmaster108]

Tack! Jag har ingen intresse av sport, men jag är alltid intresserad av att lära mig mer om svenska 😊

[@JustAGuy93-G]

Euro Masters Hat? As in a Cap? 😅

[@WereDictionary]

As a German who draws all his knowlwdge of the swedish language from swedish to english translations of various Sabaton songs, I'm guessing that this translates into "Europe Mastership". Because I recognize some bits and bobs and thats what the german translation boils down to. Also it would be really funny if every language called it their version of "Europe mastership" and then the British dropped the balls because they were just really lax about it but their language turned out to be the lingua franca.

[@marcosulu214]

Me and my friends in germany dont say "that was a big party" we say "that was a big sverige"...Its because of a Bass Hunters Song Sverige. ..When the drop starts he shouts sverige!!! and we always thought that means something like "party".. :D

[@darylwilliams7883]

In Canada we call it the Eurocup. And since I don't have a team in it, I always cheer for Germany.

[@red.aries1444]

It's impossible to call it "Eurocup" in Europa as there is already an annual soccer competition of the UEFA Europa League where the best European soccer clubs compete against each other, not to confuse with the UEFA Champions League, another competition of European soccer clubs. The European Championship is also organised by the UEFA, but this is a national competition...

[@oliverfalco7060]

In Spain we call it "la Eurocopa" and there's zero confusion

[@t.218]

In Germany we would call you an Ehrenmann.

[@harikrishnan770]

In india also we call it Euro Cup

[@chrisspi555]

THANK YOU!!!❤

[@xjokeslamx1337]

I really hope there will be a video about Mr. Zimmermann's football watching habits.

[@Hiznogood]

You mean Herr Zimmerman, right?

[@tisucitisin1]

I like that there is a video as well. Thanks for adding that!

[@robetheridge6999]

I love this channel. As a kid, my dad was stationed in Germany, and we lived in what is now Ostfildern. I'm an American, but consider Germany my 1st home. I'm learning German now after many years gone from there. I also sat through the whole podcast...good times.

[@parteyschulz4258]

Thanks to both of you. Yes, no one asked for this podcast, but now everyone loves it. I look forward for many more episodes. ❤

[@neilfazackerley7758]

I just did my Einbürgerungstest. Waiting for my results. I learned the questions off by heart too. Once I have my result I will be applying.

[@Cairol58]

Great and funny video made by and about a lovely and easy going couple! 😀🥰 Love the content! Now, about Liam's favourite topic Stoßlüften not happening in UK houses: is it fair to say, at least as far as I remember, in many British houses rooms are smaller than here and therefore you couldn't swing a cat in there, so Stoßlüften should be a must thing .... 😅

[@shakespearewilliam8423]

Her accent is wild! When she said "D'y remembah?" like a Essex girl... :)

[@jacobmontoya7172]

I caught you as a short on KZbin. I really enjoy your channel. I'm American, Germany is on my bucket list of must-see places. I've met a few Germans, I really liked them. They have a very dry sense of humor.

[@Kris1964]

In Norway we say: EM😊

[@jefo2405]

Stosslüften is only necessary because Germans build their houses air tight. In Sweden for example there is always a little bit of intended (and controllable) ventilation going on through dedicated vents. No problem with mold ever.

[@AndreasDelleske]

We have so much culture that it grows on the walls! This is where the black comes from in our flag! Ceiling mold!

[@liilaa.]

@@AndreasDelleskethank you now I am sad 😂

[@AndreasDelleske]

@@liilaa. Oh I'm sorry :)

[@VeryAli]

Thank you for the video version ❤

[@lebenlieben]

I love the lovelight in your eyes... 😊

[@simonbenjo8950]

About the Bundesländer, they named them in this order 1. Bremen 2. Sachsen 3. Thüringen 4. Sachsen-Anhalt 5. Niedersachsen 6. Berlin 7. NRW 8. Brandenburg 9. Baden-Württemberg 10. Bayern 11. Hamburg 12. Rheinlandpfalz 13. Hessen 14. Saarland 15. Schleswig-Holstein 16. Mecklenburg-Vorpommern And actually didnt forgot anything

[@daykibaran9668]

Die hatten meines Wissens nicht Saarland erwähnt, Korrektur sie sagte sehr leise Saarland

[@BrianLough]

In Ireland we call it that thing we aren't in We actually call it the euros too. If someone said "EM" to me unless there was a lot of context I would never guess it was the euros! "I'm really looking forward to the em", wouldn't have a clue!

[@shannon8254]

Valerie and Liam, love you guys's shirts! I love this podcast! You guys are too funny lol. Keep up the good work. Though I am American, I am a Volga German! My ancestors were born in Germany and settled on the Volga river in Russia. Some Germans might call me pseudoGerman lol. Love, your Volga German pal, Shannon

[@QWERTZ12356]

Volga German sounds very American

[@BobGnarley.]

The podcast I never knew I needed! this is great!

[@StickySeker]

LMAO both are so cute. i would usually never type this but i just love how both of you are. best wishes from asutria, your brother from the south.

[@baqaqipekhebi7148]

EM is better, the Euros could be confused with the currency.

[@fantomshepherd]

But it is all about money. 😂

[@baqaqipekhebi7148]

@@fantomshepherd very true! Good point!

[@hansoerteras3983]

@@fantomshepherd Its not. The people who can earn will do so with both hands. Everything has to be capitalized to the max, its the time we live in. But for most human beeings its not about the money, its about the emotion.

[@fantomshepherd]

@@hansoerteras3983 For fans it is emotion but for UEFA and FIFA it is all about Money.

[@Jocraft2039]

Not in Britain though they use their pounds 😐

[@realpirate]

Hier in Nederland is het ' de EK ' - Europees Kampioenschap - Cheers from Venlo , love your videos

[@LoveDoctorNL]

“Het EK” toch?

[@realpirate]

@@LoveDoctorNL idd 🙂

[@michielvandepol6765]

Maar we zijn bijna vergeten wat kampioenschap betekent.....

[@northbayjedi]

This video is adorable and made me smile!! Thank you both!!

[@MariaCarabin]

In Switzerland it's also the EM in Swiss German... and I got most of the questions right - and I'm an adopted Swiss person haha... In Switzerland someone made a board game out of the Swiss citizenship test. I'd probably wouldn't pass. But it's fun to play! Stosslüften is a thing in Austria + Switzerland too. And in most places since COVID... Love the video format! :-)

[@nyftn]

i'll be at a hotel in Nürburg with a view of the GP strecke for a week . i used to be a truckdriver and was in germany on a daily base for 7 years when i was young. i discovered how much i miss germany when i went to the 24h race this year. i'll make it a yearly thing now to go on vacation in germany. i have seen every city while i was driving trucks . i miss those days .

[@nyftn]

as a belgian i used to struggle with the thought i love germany

[@geselagrendel630]

I'm from the UK and I can say Germany isn't all that bad 😊

[@nyftn]

@@geselagrendel630 in those 7 years in germany i came across more people that helped me than all the years after in my own country.

[@AntjeDebus]

Happy to read your comment, as someone living an hour's drive from the track, not missing any of the endurance race series 💚 Wishing you lots of travels and nice encounters in our country!

[@EmMiller-wu3dy]

@@geselagrendel630 😂

[@geselagrendel630]

Great couple!🇬🇧👍 Funny thing is I'm English living in Germany with my boyfriend, and he's never learnt the English language! Just a good job I speak German. 😊 Must say German is a hard language to learn.

[@regenfrau7823]

Die beiden flirten mitsammen 🥰❤️ als würden sie sich grade kennenlernen und sind doch seit einigen Jahren verheiratet 😀

[@radhikaravirajan2033]

What about Liam's basketball exploits? And how did you two meet? And a whole series on "In Britain you dont say..."by Valerie

[@splintax1717]

Wenn mir ein Engländer was über "The Euros" erzählen würde, dann würde ich denken, er will mit mir über den Euro sprechen, also über Geld🤪

[@Plumtopia]

Als Amerikaner dachte ich das auch 😅

[@fionavirginia]

I’m Indonesian-German and my boyfriend is Australian-Brit and we are rooting for Germany and England! 🇩🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@MichaelBurggraf-gm8vl]

It's really funny listening to both of you. I'm looking forward to next episode already. Thank you very much.

[@DasistGeheim]

In germany we don't say: I am from germany. We say: Ich bin der Uwe und ich bin auch dabei. (Ich heiße nicht Uwe noich)

[@liilaa.]

😂😂😂

[@joeshomeshop]

I thought you were talking about the currency at first 🤣. You guys are adorable 😄

[@rohbearto86]

Y’all are awesome, love from New Orleans USA

[@redyau_]

In Hungary we also call it EB, same way ;) (Európa-Bajnokság)

[@redyau_]

"Eb" is also an old term for "dog", so if you say "Foci EB" ( ="Football Euros"), it can bee understood as "Football Dog" Capitalized on by this classic kzbin.info/www/bejne/eomyiHqcqsZ0fqs

[@paulmelde919]

In Amerika sage ich „The European Soccer Championship“. Sonnst versteht niemand wovon ich spreche.

[@reichsritter8955]

Was kann man schon von Leute erwarten, die ein Spiel als Fußball bezeichnen, das weder mit dem Fuß noch mit einem Ball gespielt wird?

[@B.A.B.G.]

Ich mag gefilmte Podcasts.

[@szucsl03a]

Thanks for the video. Its much nicer to also see you guys, not just hear :)

[@ramezqusous9380]

Hey guys. Love the podcast! Can you talk about ordering tap water in restaurants in Germany, please?

[@EmMiller-wu3dy]

😂

[@UssiTheGrouch]

NO ONE orders tap water in Germany. 🤷🏾

[@EmMiller-wu3dy]

😂😂😂

[@ramezqusous9380]

@UssiTheGrouch why not, though? Water should not be monetised.

[@liilaa.]

@@ramezqusous9380we also pay for the rain water that comes down on our property lol

[@Dave.Weiss.]

Glorious- I am loving this podcast/vid iteration of ' In Germany we don't say...'

[@MichaelBurggraf-gm8vl]

Asking about the author of the text of our national anthem makes sense to me because it is an older text preceding even the Weimar Republik. He was born in 1798 and died in 1874. Due to his liberal positions and advocating for German unification he lost his position as professor of German in Prussia and was persecuted for his political positions.

[@Cairol58]

That's true! However, he was also rehabilitated a few years later in his life..August Heinrich Hoffmann died in 1874 at the age of 75 in Corvey near Höxter after a stroke. He was buried in the presence of hundreds of mourners next to his wife in the small cemetery next to the former Corvey abbey church.

[@mareliasmusic]

In Spain we call it “Eurocopa”, that means Eurocup. Ich liebe deine Inhalte! I’m a Spanish learning German and practicing English hahaha

[@debtyler215]

Loving these podcasts please do more also love the shorts too ❤❤xx

[@magmablaze69]

One video not available in the playlist? Also thanks for the first full video podcast

[@mirceadcd]

I love how after so many years, there are still ways in which Liam is surprised by German language. 0:14 - Europa... Meisterschaft... *crickets*... But why?

[@ArmArmAdv]

Cognate with Europe mastership!

[@P4intNoBleChannel]

In France we call it "L'Euro"

[@tabeaha_da]

I love your podcast and enjoy every episode 😊❤

[@dre8033]

You found yourself a great wife Liam, cherish her because she is your blessing.

[@EmMiller-wu3dy]

I agree!

[@richardstanley624]

You two are a fun and loving couple. Carry on .

[@gudrunasche9124]

Ich mag diese Art von Podcast sehr. Es gibt mir Hintergrundwissen zu den schönen Videos.

[@daniel_afanador]

I'm learning German from South America, somewhere between Brazil and Colombia. My friend from Ireland recommended me your KZbin channel. I was curious about Europeans using football t-shirts because I'm a collector. Would you use or never use a jersey from another European country? In South America we would avoid using the one from Argentina lol

[@peteralthoff6920]

Good you are German now, so the truth might not hurt that much. Be strong, but we love the Scots way more. 🤣🤣

[@deutscherphoenix3416]

24:42 "They must have seen the Birkenstocks" dfsfsgsdfggsvgsfg

[@cyrielwollring4622]

Stossluften is not a thing in the netherlands, we call it doortochten or alles tegen elkaar open zetten. But I thin kit is recommended to at least open your windows one hour everyday. Many Dutch people sleep with their windows open.

[@tobiwan001]

2:20 I think Spain, Portugal, France and Germany so far look quite good. England is always the favourite in England, but usually not elsewhere. This time I actually thought England had a decent team, but so far it was not great. But let's see if they "grow" during the tournament.

[@AnthropoidOne]

I’m never late either. Always a few minutes early. I know people who are NEVER on time. 🇺🇸

[@IIIOOOUS]

A good question for Germany Citizenship would be : Would do you say when everybody stares at you because you are packing too slow in the supermarket. A: Halt die Schnauze oder B: Sorry, in England we don´t go so fast or C.: Say nothing, ignore eye contact and learn the Germany way as fast as you can.

[@joceery]

yes the questions are different in every Bundesland. 😉 and I'm one of those living by the academic viertel unless it's not something with my job. 😅

[@beingasanocean8066]

In Russia we call the tournament as "Euro + *year*". So for example "Euro 2024" "Euro 2020" and so on.

[@Jocraft2039]

Thankfully Russia is banned :)

[@sate4125]

​@@Jocraft2039Spotted the nato bot

[@Jocraft2039]

@@sate4125 I just said facts

[@chrisgironde6669]

Where I live in SW France French refer to € as euros ( with obvious French accent)

[@lindal3966]

So sorry that Germany now out of Euros x But so happy that England have woken up!

[@yigit7265]

in turkey, we call it "Avrupa Futbol Şampiyonası" which translates to european football championship

[@GabiS.498]

Gefällt mir👍

[@RomanBelisarius]

You guys only missed Saarland in naming the 16 Bundesländer!

[@DerEchteBold]

Dachte ich auch aber jemand hier hat mitgeschrieben, sie hat's gesagt, nach Hessen, sehr leise, wahrscheinlich weil's so klein ist.

[@sadam4youtube521]

nice podcast. you should explain the German terms mentioned for people like me who wants to understand you culture rules etc

[@frusia123]

In Polish we say Mistrzostwa Europy. A bit shorter than in German, because we save on the vowels.

[@michielvandepol6765]

The more I watch your videos the more I realize there's a German hiding inside me.....As a Dutch person, I wish we would be more like the Germans.

[@tingeltangelkris]

The languages sounds very similar :D when I read the Dutch user manuel, I understand, what to do, even if I never learned Dutch :)

[@townsends-ip]

Isn't Euros 'wee' (or ruder version thereof in Greek) which is why € is Euro for both singular and plural? I may be wrong. I do like your channel. UK and DE more similar than different! Except when it comes to taking penalties.

[@daykibaran9668]

0:17 we love it short, naja wir verbinden die Wörter gerne mal zu längeren Wörtern, z.B. das Eierschalensollbruchstellenverursacher

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

Interessant dass die Frage nach dem Wappentier so generisch gehalten ist. Es ist nämlich einfach irgendein Adler. Es ist der Steinadler. (Golden Eagle)

[@de0stephan]

Das "Akademische Viertel" (the academic quarte hour.) On universities in ancient times, it was not possible to tell the exact time, so the use the full and half hours from the church bell to set the time table. When ever an additional break was required one quarter of an hour was added. In the time table it still was registered at the full hour, marked as "s.t." (sin tempore) if starting exactly and c.t. (cum tempore) if students should come late (at quarter past). To all the others this resulted in: Well, the academics, they are always late by some minutes... (At least, thats what got stuck about this saying in my lousy braun.) I am more the a bit late type of guy.

[@dominicjakob9314]

but Liam is for hurrycane.

[@AndreasDelleske]

Euros is what we pay with.

[@MugiwaraRuffy]

I just did an Einbürgerungstest online for sh*ts and giggles. To be honest, the questions seemed kinda easy (from a germans perspective).Then again, I assume the questions are higly likely formulated in German, so as a foreinger you of course need to know the language well enough to understand the intention of the questions asked.

[@F2004-k1k]

In NL its EK, Europees Kampioenschap

[@douglasdbs7139]

In Brazil we called it the Eurocopa

[@admaneb]

I dunno what beer you've had in the UK but we make the best real ale in lots of local breweries

[@bloob9147]

I tried the Einbürgerungstest just for funsies and and as a German with an Abitur I only got 27 questions right and most of the ones I got wrong were about history stuff lol.

[@LoveDoctorNL]

Netherlands 🇳🇱 = E.K. Europees Kampioenschap (European Championship)

[@GiselaBitzelsbacher]

Du you live in Baden oder in Württemberg? Quite a difference ;-)

[@hannabergmann8831]

Cute couple ❤

[@bryanalexander2508]

In Bulgaria we call it “Европейското Първенство”- European Championship, or in short The European

[@Nordlicht05]

I also have "family" without the german citizenship 😅 sometimes it is in fact for germany and sometimes not. For me its mostly may the best win. But it is possible that some people may not have my sympathy besides playing good. For the em. Soccer is completely not interesting for me 😂 my not german "family" watched the game and i did family work.

[@SeraphinCherubin]

Mister Zimmermann, are you sure about your chosen trikot? I see three lions, but no eagel!

[@SHINBET666]

Helene Fischer, die atemlos durch die Nacht singt, ist alles, was ich höre, wenn man über die Fußball-Europameisterschaften spricht. Es tut mir leid, Liam, aber mir gefällt dein Alter Ego, der deutsche Liam, viel besser. 😉

[@SouthEastCreations]

I got the German name Question #4 *Fourth name I got it and I don’t know what you were saying😂

[@chrismunz8127]

German logic: Euros (Currency, word blocked, search for alternatives, competition for winning something means Meisterschaft, Europe+Meisterschaft = Europameisterschaft, too long, crop it, EM).

[@chrische3328]

Sounds nice, but wrong. EM is much older than the courrency Euro. And world championship is WM

[@vojtahrabanek4185]

Hey, 1st thing we don't say the same way as Bavarians in the Czech Republic 😂 we say Euro

[@lIIest]

calling it the euros is kinda like calling it the moneys

[@karl-heinzepchen1280]

Das Saarland wurde bei der Aufzählung (wie so oft 😅) vergessen. LG

[@Jimo1956]

Ein Tourguide sagt einem Besucher des Saarlandes: "Heute morgen zeige ich ihnen das Saarland. Für den Nachmittag nehmen wir uns etwas anderes vor."

[@zak3744]

Ich bin Engländer, und ich habe gedenkt "Ich glaube sie haben nicht Saarland gesagt". Ich habe euch nicht vergessen! 😄

[@MichaelBurggraf-gm8vl]

... dafür werdet ihr dauernd als nächstgrößere Einheit nach Fußballfeldern erwähnt 🤣

[@karl-heinzepchen1280]

@@zak3744 Thanks a lot! At least one Englishman could step up to the plate! 🙂

[@89volvowithlazers]

Fun channel great couple u 2 😂❤🎉

[@AllThroughHisGrace]

Mrs. Carpenter is very German😅 😄, @Liam, elimination of options, I know that🤣

[@Csakbetksszmok]

in Hungary is _Eb,_ nothing more : )

[@beckysimeone4882]

In the States I thought you were talking about your money, not sports. I guess you were talking about The European Cup?

[@Sandra-A]

Demnächst schreibt Liam sein Doktorarbeit über Stößlüften. In Deutsch natürlich.

[@ExxosLP]

The Euros is a Währung in europe

[@flaminmongrel6955]

euros in india too but I guess it is the commonwealth influence.

[@dominicjakob9314]

17:50 the eagle is litteraly shown on your shirt...

[@MichaelBurggraf-gm8vl]

OK, also gestern haben wir uns "ruhmreich" zum Gruppensieg durchgezittert. Da brauchen wir die Engländer noch nicht aufziehen. Immerhin sind die Spiele spannend, darüber kann man jedenfalls nicht meckern. Außer man ist Schweizer.

[@mennovroom5537]

In the Netherlands we say EK. ❤