My Brother Sees Germany For The First Time (Ft. My Mom)

[@xsasxx2285]

It's so sweet to see you being so happy about having your family around you.

[@itwasellinotme5957]

With great agreement it was decided this very morning, that from now on you must share your mum. You have had her long enough for yourselves. She's amazing.

[@itwasellinotme5957]

AND the gang wants to adopt Andy as well.

[@marinaschreier3286]

ItwasEllinotme Let‘s just take the whole family 😎

[@Choicy]

And Leo of course!

[@itwasellinotme5957]

Fiiiiiiiiine. We’ll adopt them all. Happy 🤗

[@marinaschreier3286]

ItwasEllinotme Happy!

[@Jana_1213]

Hahaha! Your brother‘s just hilarious! Walking around Hall like it’s a movie set and getting all excited over German ducks and their ‚accent quacks‘. LOL 😆😆😆 I love how showing your home (away from home) to others gives you perspective again and makes you appreciate it even more. Best feeling! ☺️

[@berg-t2w]

Isn’t it absolutely adorable how proud Nick is to show „his“ Germany ???!!! I am melting, please stay in Germany, you will never be happy back in the 🇺🇸 😘

[@timefliesaway999]

Who wouldn’t be? Compared to America, Germany is paradise

[@Diazepamo]

I was acting similar when I was in the US the first time...."look there are those yellow water barrels on the highway exit...just like in GTA IV!!" :D

[@ZacSaleski]

omg hahaha

Me when I watched a vid of Nick driving around OR: "Oh my god I know that exit from American Truck Simulator!" Literally what I said to myself.

[@ZacSaleski]

@ haha love American truck simulator

[@donnerschwein]

Stellt euch Amis vor, die das Video sehen und denken "boah alles so süß und wunderschön in Deutschland!" und dann landen die in Köln oder im Ruhrpott 😂

[@havenoname5715]

Eyyyy Köln ist im Sommer geil und wenn du die Ecken kennst auch schön. Aber bei Ruhrpott gebe ich dich recht.

[@IchSaluki74]

Hey, im Ruhrpott gibts tolle Ecken! Jawoll!

[@TheGosinho]

Ruhrpott ist besser als der Ruf, aber verglichen mit diversen anderen Destinationen schon eher nicht soooo schön. Köln dagegen braucht sich sicher nicht verstecken, schlechte Ecken gibts halt überall.

[@Duesi2024]

Ich war 2 mal beruflich in Köln. Beim zweiten mal haben sich leute geschlagen, ein Auto wurde dabei stark beschädigt. Ich glaub ich war der einige der die Polizei direkt gerufen hat, weil da wollte ich mich wirklich nicht einmischen. Kurz bevor die Polzei eingetroffen ist, ist einer der Typen weggerast. Hab ich noch nie erlebt, dort war absolutes Chaos! Köln kann ich absolut nicht empfehlen, sieht auch mega abgeranzt aus.

[@Hansmeiser2008]

@@havenoname5715 Zwischen Köln und dem Ruhrgebiet ist der einzige Unterschied, dass die Miete doppelt so teuer ist. Schöne und schlechte Ecken gibt's überall.

[@EtwasMartin]

Dear NALF: I mean this in the best possible way: you are like a doggo. Completly excited to have your pack with you. Stay as positive as your are. It's contagious :)

[@risingjudas9086]

What’s a doggo and what do u mean by ”pack", his family?? 🤔🤔🤔

[@patrickexiler9255]

@@risingjudas9086 a doggo is just a dog

[@susannabonke8552]

Exactly. Love it🙋🙋

[@timefliesaway999]

@@risingjudas9086 dogs evolved from wolves and wolves live in packs

[@2WarriorJay8]

I'm American and American guys that don't have dog personalities, they ain't it.

[@carmenjessen2955]

Crazy, how much Love to your Brother and Mother was showed by this Vlog. And.... You could run for Embassador of Schwäbisch Hall. I'm defenetly going to visit this gem of a town.

[@Thorandor44]

Talking to each other is one key for thinking and poetry! Germany is (was) the land of thinkers and poetriests...it all has a ground..i think its good for people to do experience like you do..have fun and enjoy our beautiful country!

[@fedupnow61859]

You whole family is so handsome. Mom looks like she could be your sister. Hope she and your brother enjoyed themselves in beautiful schwaebish hall. Truly one of the most beautiful towns in Germany

[@barbarakurth2866]

It is so lovely , I can hear in your voice and laughter how happy you are to have them here!

[@LythaWausW]

I know, his voice kept shaking with delight. Exactly like when my family finally visited me after living in Germany for 10 years.

[@flog.7168]

It's so Lovely how everybody is just Happy to be United. Beautiful People, Lovely family. Welcome to 🇩🇪. Greetings from NRW

[@safer6274]

Schwäbisch Hall is just so beautiful

[@cjoor]

Wow, you sound 'stolz'. And your mom is awesome as always

[@michaelgrabner8977]

Yeah...every place with "Hall" in the name in the whole german speaking area (Germany,Austria, Switzerland) had something to do with salt which was also called "The white gold" and especially in the whole Alpine region (various old apine salt-mines which goes way back in time into the bronze-age..the oldest salt-place/mine in Europe is in the austrian village "Hallstatt" which means literally "Salt-place" which is also eponym for a whole prehistoric era of the bronze-age called by historians worldwide "Hallstatt-culture" or "Hallstatt-age" which goes back in time to round about 800 BC and ended at round about 450 BC while Schwäbisch Hall exists since 1190 which is nearly 2000years later.

[@mojojim6458]

Michael Thanks, as usual for your giving us a historical background. I remember learning about Hallstat culture when I took history courses taught in French, oddly enough.

[@susannabonke8552]

Echt spannend. Danke dafür!

[@ca9603]

So cute to see you all having a good time together 😀🤗!

[@Teevoteev]

can we please get more of this? its just so wholesome how you tour around with your mom and brother! thanks for making my day.

[@Dragonfly68199]

I love how you get so excited to show your brother and your mum around in your german town :) oh man, I am so happy for you guys enjoying the little things here in germany that I don't even notice anymore but seeing it thru your eyes gets me excited too :D cheers man, and btw I cheered for you at german bowl, next season you guys will win again :)

[@aglandorf75]

I hope there will be the time when the entire Alfieri familiy ist coming over to Germany and Nalf will show them all those little gems Germany hast to offer, Not only Munich or Berlin. Cant wait to see this going to happen. I would even donate some Money to make it happen.

[@uli2772]

@Nalf Es freut mich für dich, dass deine Mutter und dein Bruder bei dir sind.

[@Xeno87]

Your mom looks so young!

[@ausBerlin1]

i love it when you bring your family! now bring your father. new perspectives and stuff.

[@klauskirsch4371]

I`m very happy for you Nalf ! I love this kind of videos with your family! You can literlly hear how happy you are ! Have a great time !

[@Tomtimtimtom]

It was so great to met Andy and your mum. You have a really wonderful family #alfieripower 😊

[@robertlocke2926]

ich lebe seit 25 Jahren in so einer altertümlichen Stadt und mir sind diese Türen nie bewusst aufgefallen weil es einfach so normal ist :D

[@jimmixed777]

Die Amis fahren immer auf sowas ab. Das is halt ne junge Nation verglichen mit Europa. Und Europa is ja für so weiße Amis auch irgendwie der Kontinent Ihrer Vorfahren. Die erzählen einen immer meine Ur Ur Urgroßmutter kam aus Deutschland blablabla. Aber sympathisch wie glücklich die alle sind!

[@susannabonke8552]

Gut mit Neugier herumzulaufen. 🙋

[@pascusrex4152]

american: *looks at random street* "THIS LOOKS SO SICK!" oh little brother you aint seen nothin' yet. You are in for a treat.

[@kangsten50]

Thanks for the great videos! Love seeing my dad's hometown - feels like home. Ready to go back!

[@summersun3745]

„They have ducks in Germany???????“ 🤣🤣🤣

[@chrischolewa9104]

Germany half way pretty much from Equator to North Pole-its Fall-yup-theyre going South ! You think !

[@LiLaLomo12]

They‘ve been invented in Germany😂

[@Fakten49]

Hier in der Nachbarschaft ist ein Feuerteich. Das ist das Revier eines Entenpaares mit sechs Babies. Ende September kommt die Verwandtschaft, mindestens 50 Enten. Die fressen das Revier leer bevor es ins Winterquartier geht.

[@katrinpluta8274]

"He's gotta be starving!" Protect her at all costs 😭😭😭

[@ZacSaleski]

dont worry he had two pizzas lol

[@Kordanor]

Still working on the transition from the am/pm to the 24h display as I see. ^^ ("Open till seven" for 17:00) Also while you look nothing like your brother, it's clear where you got your smile from.

[@fahqkthxbye]

This is so precious, you can really see and feel the love in this family with every pore. I smiled throughout the whole video. :-)

[@marlajacques6947]

Beautiful! I'm happy for your reunion, Andy will not forget this trip!

[@migvle5511]

The visit of the Alfieris is such a honor so the chestnut trees are blooming a second time (in autumn) 😁😉

[@ulrichlehnhardt4293]

Mama Alfieri is the luckiest woman on earth. She can call so many handsome men (and a very attractive girl) her own. No surprise, because she is pretty herself.

[@juulceasar3438]

Did you see the size of these handsome men? Mama Alfieri gave birth to them! She deserves a medal for it. I wonder what the weight of her babies was when they were born.

[@timefliesaway999]

@@juulceasar3438 I mean, every mother who gave birth to a child deserves a medal. Because it’s frickin painful

[@aljonagolla7800]

your family visiting for the first time will always be my favorite vlogs. they are just toooo cute and happy seeing it all for the first time!

[@philippbretzler7687]

Such nice and kind Mom and Brother. They are interested in all the many little things we have. 👍

[@carolz5090]

I just watched this one again. What can I say? It was still on my list and has such good (to borrow the perfect Alfieri word that fits) vibes. Everyone is just happy to share the town and hang out with each other. Genuine and sweet.

[@mastex5575]

Thank you for sharing this soothing video with really good vibes. You made me smile from ear to ear, so a thumbs up is a must!

[@vickenkodjaian5265]

NALF, You are good son and good brother. I don't know why sometimes when i watch your videos you start reminding me of Americans from the 50s. People were more polite and respecting to each other then.I guess state of Oregon pre much not changed much.

[@jeffmorse645]

Your mom's so pretty. She looks like you guys' sister! Hey, maybe Andy will end up playing in Germany with you.

[@KerriBert]

Dude beside my family obviously you have THE smartest and best family out there. Hope to meet you one day.

[@jul_mule8770]

So lovely and appreciative. Schwäbisch Hall and your family rock

[@dudoklasovity2093]

It is so cute and heartwarming to see him soooo excited to show his favorite place in Germany to his brother visiting for the erste mal!😂 So excited for him! It reminds me myself showing Prague to my American friends I was so happy when they were in awe and so excited they got to see it. It’s like happiness and pride mixed together.❤

[@Stadtpark90]

Thank You.I needed that. I like how you filmed their faces and reactions all the time. It’s like a “back to the roots - culture shock” video, but this time you mostly shut up, and let their faces speak instead.

[@elizabethnilsson1815]

Thank You NALF for this video. you are part of us we can see and feel it and your family has truly does showed respect to the culture we live in here and the culture WE SHARE as long deep down the americans are from Europe too so it is an old old rots for an american

[@someonenew5198]

I amso happy your mom went with you! I felt more like home there even though I'm not with you but parents are just so awesome and precious!

[@ohauss]

If your brother wants to see torture instruments, there's a whole museum dedicated to medieval crime, torture etc. in Rothenburg ob der Tauber, which isn't far away from you.

[@xAngelReix]

Or Gaildorf. Much closer ;-)

[@cawag4594]

You saying “Gesundheit” sounded so cute😂

[@aidschbe]

It's not uncommon to hear native English speakers say that though, it's a loan word and they always pronounce it in that adorable way. GesUUUndheit. :P

[@risingjudas9086]

Hansbert Emmer I think your *name* is adorable 🤓

[@charlies.5777]

@@aidschbe Yeah, nearly everyone says it in Amurica. BUT the accent ISN'T supposed to be on the second syllable?! Uh-oh!!😀

[@MarianneExJohnson]

Charlie S. In what part of America? I don't think I've ever heard anyone say anything other than "bless you" -- and I sneeze a lot so I get to hear it a lot. 🤧

[@charlies.5777]

@@MarianneExJohnson East Coast -Mid-Atlantic area. Actually, "Bless you " is MORE common, but gesundheit is definitely pretty common in my area.

[@berndhoffmann7703]

mum is back, great!

[@zaranea7920]

Miss Alfieri, you got some preeetty handsome sons there

[@SFSwimmer]

I did a little digging as I just started watching Nalf videos a few months ago (I'm now have gone back to the beginning and watching forward, as well as watching new ones as they come out). Nalf's father is the Italian line (per his Italian heritage Grandfather near Seattle - actually, Redmond, where Microsoft is headquartered). Nalf's father got a football scholarship to OSU (Oregon State University) in Corvallis, separately Nalf's mother one year later went to OSU and was involved in Track and Field. It is fair to assume that they met at sometime while they were at OSU. Both parents with college educations, they had good job prospects (by the way, they went to school during the 1980's - meaning Nalf's mother might be in her 50's or nearing so). Nalf's parents live on the West side of Portland - this is the nicer (more upscale) side of Portland (near Nike in Beaverton). The house from the videos must have about five bedrooms, which is quite rare for homes in the USA - five bedrooms assumes the four youngest brothers doubled up. The fact that Nalf's mother had not been to Europe before she visited Nalf some time ago and that all the children attended catholic (private) school, tells me that they spent their income on their children to have the best education. It's gratifying as a bystander (watching) to see this deep investment in her children payoff: Andy from this video had multiple football scholarship offers from many schools around the west, including the US Air Force Academy - but he choose to be a Cal Bear (one of the best universities in the USA and a public school at that!) The brother that played football for Stanford got picked up by the Philadelphia Eagles and could earn a lot of money if he does well. His sister, being the oldest child to be followed by five boys is a hoot, good thing she came first. According to an earlier video, Nalf mentions that he works for the Pac-12 - when I went to the University of Washington in Seattle in the mid to late 1970's, it was the Pac-8: USC (Nalf's film school semester that he still owe's $30k on) it's rival across Los Angeles, UCLA (University of California at Los Angeles), Cal (Berkeley), Stanford, UO (University of Oregon, Eugene, DUCKS!), OSU (Oregon State University, Corvallis, BEAVERS [Beaver Fever!]), UW (University of Washington, Seattle, GO HUSKIES!), WSU (Washington State University, Cougars, or as we called them from the UW, Waaazoooo). In the 1980's USC threatened to pull out of the Pac-8 unless the two Arizona schools were added (USC has been a dominante football team for decades, but not so dominate anymore) so the Pac-8 became the Pac-10: UA (University of Arizona, Tuscon, Wildcats), ASU (Arizona State University, Scottsdale [suburb of Phoenix], Sun Devils). Later (I don't know the year) CU (Colorado University, Boulder, Buffalos) and UU (University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utes) were added. And now with so many schools (10 Public, 2 Private [Stanford and USC]) they have divided (at least football) into two divisions, North and South, and then have a playoff game to determine the championship of the league. auf Deutsch: Ich habe ein bisschen gegraben, als ich vor ein paar Monaten angefangen habe, Nalf-Videos anzuschauen (jetzt bin ich zum Anfang zurückgekehrt und schaue nach vorne und schaue mir neue an, wenn sie herauskommen). Nalfs Vater ist der Italiener (nach seinem italienischen Erbe Großvater in der Nähe von Seattle - eigentlich Redmond, wo Microsoft seinen Hauptsitz hat). Nalfs Vater erhielt ein Fußballstipendium an der OSU (Oregon State University) in Corvallis. Ein Jahr später ging Nalfs Mutter an die OSU und engagierte sich für Leichtathletik. Man kann davon ausgehen, dass sie sich irgendwann an der OSU getroffen haben. Beide Elternteile mit Hochschulabschluss hatten gute Berufsaussichten (übrigens gingen sie in den 1980er Jahren zur Schule - was bedeutet, dass Nalfs Mutter vielleicht in den Fünfzigern ist oder sich dem nähert). Nalfs Eltern leben auf der Westseite von Portland - dies ist die schönere (gehobene) Seite von Portland (in der Nähe von Nike in Beaverton). Das Haus aus den Videos muss ungefähr fünf Schlafzimmer haben, was in den USA eher selten vorkommt - fünf Schlafzimmer gehen davon aus, dass sich die vier jüngsten Brüder verdoppelt haben. Die Tatsache, dass Nalfs Mutter vor einiger Zeit nicht in Europa war und dass alle Kinder eine katholische (private) Schule besuchten, sagt mir, dass sie ihr Einkommen für ihre Kinder ausgegeben haben, um die beste Ausbildung zu haben. Es ist erfreulich, als Zuschauer zu sehen, wie sich diese tiefe Investition in ihre Kinder auszahlt: Andy aus diesem Video hatte mehrere Fußballstipendienangebote von vielen Schulen im Westen, einschließlich der US Air Force Academy - aber er hat sich dafür entschieden, ein Cal Bear zu sein ( Eine der besten Universitäten in den USA und eine öffentliche Schule!) Der Bruder, der für Stanford Fußball spielte, wurde von den Philadelphia Eagles abgeholt und könnte eine Menge Geld verdienen, wenn er es gut macht. Seine Schwester ist das älteste Kind, dem fünf Jungen folgen. Gut, dass sie an erster Stelle stand. Laut einem früheren Video erwähnt Nalf, dass er für das Pac-12 arbeitet - als ich Mitte bis Ende der 1970er Jahre an die University of Washington in Seattle ging, war es das Pac-8: USC (Nalfs Filmschulsemester), das er immer noch Schulden in Höhe von 30.000 USD) sind Konkurrenten in Los Angeles, UCLA (Universität von Kalifornien in Los Angeles), Cal (Berkeley), Stanford, UO (Universität von Oregon, Eugene, DUCKS!), OSU (Oregon State University, Corvallis, BEAVERS [ Beaver Fever!]), UW (Universität von Washington, Seattle, GO HUSKIES!), WSU (Washington State University, Cougars, oder wie wir sie von der UW Waaazoooo nannten). In den 1980er Jahren drohte die USC, aus dem Pac-8 auszusteigen, es sei denn, die beiden Schulen in Arizona wurden hinzugefügt (die USC war jahrzehntelang eine dominante Fußballmannschaft, dominierte aber nicht mehr), sodass aus der Pac-8 die Pac-10 wurde: UA ( Universität von Arizona, Tuscon, Wildkatzen), ASU (Arizona State University, Scottsdale [Vorort von Phoenix], Sun Devils). Später (ich kenne das Jahr nicht) kamen CU (Colorado University, Boulder, Buffalos) und UU (Universität von Utah, Salt Lake City, Utes) hinzu. Und jetzt mit so vielen Schulen (10 öffentliche, 2 private [Stanford und USC]) haben sie (zumindest Fußball) in zwei Abteilungen, Nord und Süd, geteilt und haben dann ein Playoff-Spiel, um die Meisterschaft der Liga zu bestimmen.

[@doktorzappergeck492]

Look how proud and excited he is!

[@mikeromney4712]

Thats just me, showing my mum and dad the historical city of Bernau.....Germany is so awesome.....^^

[@der7tezwerg921]

If Nick keeps on advertising Schwäbisch-Hall to his Family I can see the whole Fam ending up moving to SH, starting an Alfieri-Unicorns-multi-generation-project. 🙂👍✔

[@sacroyalty]

Beautiful video, beautiful town, great family.

[@Fantastisch36]

you sound so happy.

[@Marc-zi5cq]

Your whole family is so damn likeable and adorable, you're really lucky :) Much love to you guys :)

[@mantisamygdala]

Your mother is great!

[@carianin5293]

Beautiful scenery; so clean

[@jurgenlimberg9459]

The BEST Mother ever.She allways smiling.

[@TheAkbar23]

Meine Oma kommt aus der Nähe von Schwäbisch Hall. Eine schöne Stadt! Toll, dass es auch ein Goethe-Institut da gibt.

[@viertouchdownsineinemspiel]

Schwäbisch Hall ist echt richtig schön, das wusste ich gar nicht. Ich kannte das immer nur aus der Bausparkassen -Werbung mit dem Fuchs 😄

[@cynthiastinson7059]

Love your family.😊

[@fliplefrog8843]

Missed a resume` from your family! :) Loved to see you all smiling. Greetings from the nothern north of germany - Flensburg

[@ZacSaleski]

I love how you didn't label this ART lol Its just a good old fashioned Reaction to Germany video. Always love watching Americans reactions the first time they're over in Europe.

[@gerdahessel2268]

So do I ;-)

[@carolz5090]

Nalf, these videos with your family are the best, LOVE them! I take the point that you and Andy don’t really look alike, but I think you do share the same nose, the profile line from the bridge of your nose through your forehead, and maybe (?) your cheekbones. It looks like you share athleticism. So far I’ve only watched this family vid, and your adventure with your Mom. The one where you’re back in the USA with the whole fam is yet to come, I’m looking forward to it. btw, as if you haven’t already noticed, from all the comments posted in the videos with your Mom it looks like your German viewership seem to have fallen in love with her.

[@marinaschreier3286]

Awwww, Mom and Andy!!! 💚 #alfierivibes

[@tarasirius1858]

Deine Familie ist sehr nett!!

[@peterdoe2617]

Thanks for taking us!

[@mahue171]

Makes you want to explore Schwäbisch Hall. Love the family videos.

[@felixkrull4312]

Ich finde wa schön dass du Deutschland so toll findest

[@elizabethnilsson1815]

you are all so lovely so relax and gentle .... so much as we are here on holiday or just on a weekend trip...

[@lukieskywalker136]

And now I want to know: what are the things you still haven‘t gotten used to? What things have you still not gotten you head around? What are the things that make you think: I cannot believe this is real. (Good and Bad)

I love your videos! You’re a good ambassador of Germany! :)

[@harryhirsch3637]

My first time in L.A. felt like walking through a film set all the time, i guess it feels a little bit like this to you.

[@simon54]

thanks for sharing. Your family are just so NICE and normal. Your obvious delight in showing them your town was a joy. BTW how did you arrange that amazing weather???

[@otze1434]

Thanks Nalf... it's impressive! Found your chanel some days ago. Love it!

[@Der_wahre_C17]

Please quick more videos from you and your nice mom and brother....cant wait to watch more. :-)

[@user-oe9po3is7f]

Beautiful view, very nice family👌If watching this i'd like to visit this town🚀🤗

[@kineticsphere]

Shaky camera, you are so excited!! gonna show him all about your german-hometown.

[@tommyedodson2412]

Funny how your bro was so inquisitive (what's that, what's that) and the answers you made up. Say it with conviction and they will believe. Glad your family got to come visit. SH looks like it will have to go on my to see list.

[@charlies.5777]

"Why's it so quiet here?!" Must not be many Amuricans in town!! 😀

[@MrAronymous]

It's the cars man.

[@silubr1]

@@MrAronymous Old town Hall is not particularly car-friendly, but it’s also small enough that you don’t even need a bike. I love it, but I can kinda see how a city person might feel different.

[@LythaWausW]

No, that was my first impression on landing my first time in Germany. Why is it so silent? Being surrounded by people. My very first culture shock. Shhhhhh....you're in Germany now.

[@BlackAmberMoon]

@@LythaWausW same here. It's very quiet in German towns

[@lolbenz]

The title reminded me of the "... sees colours for the first time!!!"

[@kkensh]

This video is so much fun to watch. Enjoy the time.

[@zappenduster7]

That was a nice one!

[@axemanracing6222]

Nick, du bist so sehr mit SHU verwachsen, wirst du bleiben? Wir würden es lieben. Großartiges Video wie immer, trotzdem etwas besonderes.

[@Eistaa]

You have a cute brother :)

[@inkenzukowski4416]

brief sidekick: German museums are (generally ) opened the entire week EXCEPT Mondays...(museum-Sunday =Monday)

[@peterkoller3761]

forget the moss on trees to find out where north is! it just does not work! look at satelite dishes on houses: in the northern hemisphere, they always point south

[@fcukthesunshine]

Your mom is beautiful and looks so young. Did she start having babies when she was twelve?

[@juulceasar3438]

No, she never had babies, she had giants.

[@Maxtherealone]

To see your brother throwing the trash in the bin was so satisfying. Thank you. Gonna be a great day today.😁👌🏼

[@mojojim6458]

I watched three Oreo commercials during this video. They should have been Knoppers commercials. We need to talk to the Knoppers people. Seriously.

[@ca9603]

Is that true? This is a real question. I watch in Germany and only have 2 commercials in the beginning, the second one I can skip.- is it that different? I really wonder 🤔.

[@mojojim6458]

@@ca9603 One Oreo at the very begining, and two more during the video. Right now, I'm watching the video for the second time, and it started out with the Oreo commercial again.

[@xxxxx4422]

Such a cute family 😊

[@MusikCassette]

YOUR MOM is quite lovely ^^

[@Michael-wn4jj]

Hal is celtic, Sal is germanic word for salt. So you find many places and towns having sal or hal somewhere in their names.

[@Syne7h]

"auf? what does that mean?" "so many things." 🤣

[@sarahli1234]

So cool how excited you are 😉

[@mantisamygdala]

Visit Marburg, it's part of the "Märchenstraße" by Brothers Grimm.

[@stefanbohr4419]

...and Bamberg, and Heidelberg, and Würzburg, and Augsburg, and Nürnberg, and Freiburg, and Aachen, and Coburg, and Quedlinburg, and, and.... There are some 3 dozens of great smaller cities in Germany, in a way similar or more / less charming to Schwäbisch Hall :-)

[@derauditor5748]

@@stefanbohr4419 Oh yes. The Harz Region is awesome.

[@sisuguillam5109]

And Limburg!

[@LythaWausW]

And definitely watch the television show called GRIMM. My German husband and I adore that series, and they do their best to pronounce the German words in every episode.

[@leavoda3791]

I'm cracking up how your family sees German city and for them it feels like a theme park 🤩😍 Edit: words

[@libby9433]

Such a sweet video 💚

[@pomme800]

A bit of motion sickness. after a while..🤢..Still great , love the travels with mom and bro.❤..but glad you finally bought a GoPro later on...