Reaction To Deutsche Bundesländer in einer Nussschale

[@marinellovragovic1207]

We need people to subtitle these videos while explaining context. Jules' videos are notoriously fast-paced, chaotic and very dependent on understanding German culture and German internet culture. And oh boy, are they a delight to watch.

[@real_Schrooten]

i always wondered why google and youtube don't implement a "submit subtitles" feature (creator might check them). Would be cool for the community to help out with translations.

[@SoulsGamerHD]

@@real_Schrooten Something like that existed but it got removed in 2020

[@elena3941]

i didn’t knowing got removed wtf :( i love jules videos lol

[@srccde]

@@real_Schrooten As it was already said, such a feature did exist. It got removed because it was abused to insert, e.g., insults, wrong information or just spam. It was very cumbersome for the uploaders themselves because this feature required them to moderate the subtitles, so many didn't even activate the feature on their videos.

[@real_Schrooten]

@@srccde it haven't been already said when i commented bruh

[@TraxtasyMedia]

Dieser Kommentarbereich ist nun Eigentum der Bundesrepublik Deutschland.

[@johnycoolhd]

Jaaa

[@bradex7378]

🫡

[@irgendeinname9256]

War er schon immer

[@Dominik-the-german]

Jawohl 🫡

[@ImNotQualifiedToSayThisBut]

You're acting like it wasn't at some point

[@NineBerry]

" in einer Nussschale" doesn't exist as an expression in German. It is part of German meme culture to use common English expressions and just translate them into German word by word.

[@Duke49th]

Meme culture? I call it AI generated content.

[@NineBerry]

@Duke49th No in this case it is deliberately done. The phenomenon might be based on imitating bad transitions.

[@katharinawienecke9446]

Klar. Gab es immer schon.

[@VIIStardust]

@@Duke49th what the heck are you talking about? It has literally nothing to do with AI, language learning models are very good at discerning what language manners of speech belong to. It's common meme culture, especially on Reddit, which is a fairly popular platform here in Germany, to literally (and often as inaccurately as possible) translate English phrases. Don't speak presumptuously on what you don't know. It makes you appear less intelligent than you hopefully are.

[@Vampirzaehnchen]

@@VIIStardust Everything disliked is AI generated nowadays. This is even a thing for stuff created before AI existed (like the phrase "in a nutshell").

[@Alias_Anybody]

It's a bit too memefied and too dependent on understanding the wild accents to be translatable. But for native speakers certainly a blast.

[@Floxxoror]

Sprich deutsch, du H*************!!!!

[@Schwuuuuup]

The translation is quite pitiful. You should at some point make a video where you have a live call with a German explaining things

[@L4NC3_L0T]

Frankfurt main trainstation is great... as long as you stay IN IT ! But walk outside, especially later in the day/night and you get everything mentioned in that video and then some. Only place worse would be the city next to it: OFFENBACH ! XD Also: that "Handkäs mit musik" (engl: handcheese with "music") comes from the size (fits in your hand) and the "music" being the farts you end up having after eating the dish ^^

[@soulin11]

I once lived in offenbach for a short time, glad i´m not anymore

[@ZockFromWien]

I think it´s actually one of the hardest Jules videos to review, because so much of the good stuff is probably only tangible if you´re a native speaker, or really inside the bubble. However, Jules is without doubt, the gold standard for great, interesting and creative videos in current German KZbin culture. I would recomend "Die 9 Euro Ticket Abenteuer", it´s all about Germany and one of his Top 3 Videos.

[@venomous2058]

The translation is once again on point. Especially with videos of our meme Lord Jules, someone would have to take the effort to put a well-translated audio over the videos so that non-Germans can understand a little more than a maximum of 40% of what's going on.

[@orik8478]

Not only Google doesnot understand die People from Bavaria. (Said by a German)

[@Anthyrion]

It depends on how old the bavarian is. I can understand most of the bavarian accent, but if an really old one from an mountain village begins to speak i don't understand him/her^^

[@Justforvisit]

We don't call them foreigners for nothing, now, do we?

[@simon2083]

Even I barely understand most Bavarian dialects. (I’m Franconian)

[@whoisyou4049]

Die people😂

[@EdwardElric469]

Da würde ich relativ klar widersprechen. Je nachdem wo man in Bayern ist, kann man das schon sehr gut verstehen.

[@katharinawienecke9446]

Hamburg has an accent. The Rest of Germany: "schpitze Schteine" - Hamburg: "s-pitze S-teine".

[@neutronenstern.]

Thats also usual in Niedersachsen.

[@Nazdreg1]

@@neutronenstern. Yeah, Hamburg is not that different from Niedersachsen, Schleswig-Holstein or Mecklenburg (the coastal regions). All of those regions have accents that are Low German influenced. Sometimes, you get a rolled "r", sometimes the "s" in "st" as described here but overall the difference is in nuances. I am from the north of Hamburg. By the way, the "Pennymarkt" supermarket documentation mentioned in the video is a piece of treasure. If you get a subtitled one, you have to watch it. It really is a meme factory...

[@JonaxII]

Technically yes, but that's dieing out.

[@bechri9573]

folklore: come over here and find someone frequently doing so, you'll get a free meal, old low German language (not an accent!) factually extinct

[@fenrillratz9890]

Wait. Yeah, in Berlin we have an accept. But tbh, most Berlin people speek without an accent.....

[@Rick2010100]

The ferry affected by the water ingress connects the Airbus plant in Hamburg with the city center. The ferries in Hamburg are not ocean-going ferries, they only travel in the harbor and on the Elbe River, similar to the ferries in NYC. During a storm, the ferry service continued, but the waves in the large harbor were quite high. The other ferries also had similar waves, but the front window held up.

[@SunshineRiot]

As a german living in bavaria I can confirm that we (the germans) and the bavarians would rather have Bavaria as a) a separate country or b) a part of Austria 🤣

[@EdwardElric469]

Too many fascists in Austria

[@justanotheruser688]

The eyebrow wiggle at “I like the really thick things”, he knows what’s up 😂

[@Radies-chan]

The best attraction in Brandenburg is the starry night sky, which you can see better then elsewhere in Germany, because of less light pollution.

[@rahell.1319]

It's the same everywhere no bigger city is around.

[@beegentoo]

I was born as a Hessian, I married a woman from Oberpfalz and now live in Bavaria. Everything in this video is true and not exaggerated.😂

[@MrKillerFrettchen]

What happened in Hamburg is: Bad weather hit a ferry (which is just part of public transport there) . No one expected it to destroy the window, thats why it was going in that weather. cuz the ferry company/ Deutsche Bahn said it was breakproof... I also got no idea, why the dude didn't react xD

[@Omega-D-Nightingale]

Norddeutsche Gelassenheit. North German serenity. (Google translation, no guarantee)

[@myeramimclerie7869]

Northern Brandenburgers sound like people from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, central Brandenburgers sound like Berliners and southern Brandenburgers sound like people from Saxony. Best way to make friends with a southern Brandenburger: Call him a Saxon. This will melt the ice immediately. 😉 Fun fact: Brandenburg also has a Frankfurt, which is way more beautiful and safe than the other one. At least according to people from Frankfurt (Oder).

[@MiaMerkur]

Thanks for the information, I did not know that. Only thing I knew about that country:a lot gree nature.

[@xxJOKeR75xx]

Yep, as a Hamburger i'm legally bound to mention that Hamburg is really beatiful. (Honestly it's just Radio Hamburg constantly saying that and a lot of tourists too.)

[@Blazin_Pumpkin_Creations]

I live in a small medieval town called "Büdingen" in Hessen... Frankfurt is about 40min away from where I live.. my grandma lives right next to the Frankfurt Cathedral.. its a nice place to live there.. pretty calm at the "Römerberg"... but if you take a walk of about 10min to the "Frankfurter Zeil" (it´s like a shopping mile) shit gets dangerous haha 😆😆

[@voyance4elle]

Wow this video is so well made... It must have been a ton of work :D

[@dashcamgermany5597]

as one of these rare inhabitants of brandenburg ... we have a purpose ... we keep berlin in check

[@__gadonk__]

Ist wie ne große Mauer lol

[@joanneaugust1489]

Hessen ist auch das einzige Bundesland, das weder am 31.10. noch am 1.11. Feiertag hat. Puh, was für ein Glück, dass es mich zehn Kilometer weiter nach Baden-Württemberg verschlagen hat!

[@AkiAlexandraNofftz]

Berlin ebenfalls.

[@rahell.1319]

Dafür ist aber an Fronleichnam Feiertag;)

[@joanneaugust1489]

@@rahell.1319 In Baden-Württemberg auch xD

[@voyance4elle]

Yes Frankfurt is a bit mental xD I have a friend that lives nearby in Bad Homburg and that's quite beautiful! Very cute old town and a castle of course... But once a year I go to a big music festival in Hessen and the landscape is beautiful. Also I like their accent/dialect - they sound quite friendly imo :)

[@Plasma_Bro]

Mein Onkel lebt in Bad Homburg.

[@SovermanandVioboy]

The building is an old ww2 air defense bunker in the middle of the city. The structure is so massive, that they cant tear it down (it would require explosives so strong, they would endanger the surrounding buildings - it was once built to withstand bombartments). Welp, since they couldnt get rid of it, they made use of it otherwise; there are clubs, a museum and stores inside + the newest project is the little park they plant ontop.

[@cora.ann.s]

XD looking forward for the other videos

[@Hey_Key_]

Dieser Kommentar ist Staatseigentum der Bundesrepublik Deutschland 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

[@Toni26.04]

🫡

[@TheVirdra]

I'm from Hesse and its country side. It's a nice place for hiking and in some places a bit similar to Scotland. However our people are known to be quite chatty but also very cold and suspicious.

[@Duke49th]

Edit: I am from Hessen (Hess). It's all true 😂 😅 We are known to have the "laziest tongue". I love the dialect (I'm from Darmstadt but I don't speak the Super thick Heiner dialect that even I can barely understand). Most people think it's a funny dialect. We have some famous German comedians working with the dialect.

[@TheLegend-xr2sx]

Grüße aus Dieburg

[@melchiorvonsternberg844]

Hähä... kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3ysYn-cp6qFpc0 Aus gegebenem Anlaß...

[@Justforvisit]

@@melchiorvonsternberg844 Anlass* Schreibt man mit Doppel-S, da kurzer Vokal davor.

[@melchiorvonsternberg844]

@@Justforvisit Ja... Meine letzte Deutsch-Stunde ist vor über 40 Jahren gewesen. Und zusätzlich habe ich die Rechtschreibreform, geflissentlich ignoriert. Wenn wir sonst keine Probleme haben... Im Übrigen, kannst du mir gerne den Buckel runterrutschen. Klar soweit...?

[@UlliStein]

Erbarmen, de Hesse komme.

[@Nookbart]

Part 2 is out!

[@ymiros0953]

Btw that part with the ferry really happened, it was a bit stormy and the ferry dipped into the water and well water came in through the windows. No one got very seriously hurt though as far as I know. It was in winter too so probably quite the refreshing experience.

[@RayvenGuard]

Seems like Glasgow every weekend 😂

[@melchiorvonsternberg844]

lol... That line killed me...

[@karstenbalamagi8463]

next chapter "yt-autotranslation is able to eff up every sense in a non english language" :D

[@roterrainer]

Fun Fact: Most German states don't fit in a nutshell (Saarland is the only one).

[@Tayle578]

Diese Kommentarsektion ist nun Eigentum der Bundesrepublik Deutschland

[@Djegosandra]

20:43 is one of two Flak towers which also served as air-raid shelters. The outer wall is 3.5 m thick, the flat roof 5 m. Because it's impossible to deconstruct them they're now re-used as media centre and power plant respectively. To make them look less disruptive façade and roof have been planted with vegation. And yes, the anti-Capitalism scene is quite strong in the city, hence the rather frank opposition to the G20 summit.

[@tarkitarker0815]

well, but media as in things to enjoy, not anything like a data center.

[@kadda1212]

Greetings from Hessen! I work in Frankfurt. It's not that extreme. It has the highest crime rate in Germany, but that is due to the airport (smuggling, etc.). The central train station is a bit of an ugly area. There are indeed a lot of junkies and sometimes you hear that they attack people, most of the time they just lie on the floor in their misery and everything smells of urine. And there is the red light district (Kaiserstraße) next to it that is bad in the side alleys while the main street has many restaurants by now and tries to be trendy. I wouldn't want to be in that area at night, it is indeed dangerous. The rest of the city is normal. I don't feel unsafe there or anything like that.

[@ragnarostbrok1254]

Bro Frankfurt is horrible

[@rahell.1319]

Greetings from Hessen too! Thats not only the airport. The Central station had an increasingly problem. Perhaps its better now. Since the Football EM more cameras were installed and more police is present. So the problems moved to other stations.

[@CathrineMacNiel]

20:50 thats the Flakturm IV in St. Pauli see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flak_tower#Flakturm_IV_%E2%80%93_Heiligengeistfeld,_Hamburg for more.

[@katienordwind2463]

it was actually a bunker with Flak on top. It was long used (maybe still, I don't know) as a creative space.for musicians and other artists. In the last few years trees and other plants where plantet on top. It does look quite nice.

[@tarkitarker0815]

@@katienordwind2463 the only thing that changed was the hotel or planned hotel in the top part, they still have everything you mentioned, plus the nightclub at the old top

[@irminschembri8263]

You have to take that vid about the federal states with a BARREL OF SALT !! Seldom watched an exaggerated parody of Germany like that ! But it was fun ! Greetings from Baden-Württemberg which is younger than I am. 😁

[@melchiorvonsternberg844]

lol... Ihr Alemannen, seid auch noch fällig. Maahlzäyt...

[@rileyxxxx]

20:57 there's a concert venue inside called "übel and gefährlich" I believe. When I was there there was no AC and the sweat was dripping from the ceilings during every show. 😂

[@WesY2K]

I think you mean "Der Bunker".

[@rileyxxxx]

@@WesY2K oh yes.. its been so long I couldnt even remember

[@tarkitarker0815]

@@rileyxxxx you both are spectacularly wrong, its übel & gefährlich before that there was only the "j´s" a posh "elite" club.

[@rileyxxxx]

@tarkitarker0815 oh well it's been a while and now that you mention it I remember . The tower I know was in Bremen. Of course it's the u&g. Does it still exist though ?

[@voyance4elle]

Don't worry, darling. Nobody knows a lot about Brandenburg :D

[@shilahh4711]

Somewhere in Ireland lives a guy who probably still believes that we sold Bavaria and Saxony to the Chinese. 😊

[@TheDendran]

Hessens "Handkäs mit Musik" Is usually percieved as some umpasturized cheese you eat in a Biergarten while some performers play music (mit Musik)... Thats wrong The music here will be played by YOU in the bathroom once you've eaten a few... _I'm not kidding, that is the original intent_

[@nrocks2204]

Yes. Hessen is basically very beautiful, with a lot of nice nature and beautiful castles, sunny vineyards and old historic villages with half-timbered houses. And then there is Frankfurt... (which also has beautiful buildings and a lot of museums tbf)

[@mariehuana5217]

I am German and that was sooo funny, but true!

[@carrycherry92]

I grew up in Hesse 1 town over from Bavaria. You'd think 2km don't make a difference culturally but they do. I love my roots and miss Hesse sometimes but not my actual home town and the Dorfleben there. It was fun as a child but not as a young adult. I'm glad to live in very close proximity to a big city now.

[@petergrabner624]

I think the other 3 videos will never come because Jules made a video about Germany as a whole.

[@Xnhl]

Sitting here, waiting for the Fortsetzung... But with how his videos are, it'll take a while 😅

[@Golden_Vex]

Warum hast du die Werbung rausgeschnitten?

[@victoriathie7247]

I live in Brandenburg and my mom won't let me bike long distances at night anymore, because a friend of ours was chased by a wolf on his bike. He was picked up by a car driving by so he's okay.

[@Drachselhuberjoschi]

😂that was funny! Something sadly was lost in translation...

[@cora.ann.s]

19:13 This is the Elbe ferry that was hit by a storm/wave: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGfYpnqNeLqohcU

[@gaia_tellus_]

12:00 the thing about Hessen is true though there are 3 other big cities and a lot of smaller. It's nice, even some parts of Frankfurt are nice.

[@funnyhydramememan5410]

That concrete shithouse used to be a Flaktower basicly. So durring WW2 that thing had heavy and Long range Anti air Artillery, while also housing a small garrison and maybe some Civilian Airraid shelters. Not realy well read on it but the Makeover is pretty nice. I think one is even a Solar Power Station but that might be in a Difrent city

[@antjestr1047]

Part 2 is online!

[@kalpea_varis]

As someone from Hamburg yes, we have accents/dialects. It depends though. Personally I speak Missingsch, which is a sociolect with roots in the typical Low German that was and is still spoken in many northern parts of Germany. Sadly, its a dying language as low german was slowly replaced by High German. Funnily enough me and my grandparents from my dads side are the only people in the family that speak with this dialect, while my mom and dad (both also native Hamburger) have no dialect whatsoever. Since my grandparents always spoke low german with me this seemed to have influenced my dialect. Hamburger have a distinct way of talking without having too many uncommon/hard to grasp words if you speak High German, unlike e.g dialects in Bayern or Hessen.

[@adorableweiner1099]

I'm happy to be from Hessen and everything about Frankfurt is 100% true xD

[@rahell.1319]

But they have forgotten to mention Grüne Soße!

[@h_o_p_s2981]

Moreeeeeeee please this is so good haha. And I say that as a german :D

[@PentragonCosplay]

I lived in Sachsen-Anhalt, Schleswig-Holstein and Thüringen so far and yes, there definitely is a different mentality in every federal state. Though sometimes it´s not that easy to see it right away (especially Sachsen-Anhalt and Thüringen took me a while to realize the different way of thinking. But they are neighbours so ofc some things are similar)

[@Ze_one12]

Diese Kommentarsektion gehört nun zur Bundesrepublik Deutschland

[@AngelikaMoritz-w2w]

Dafür ist NRW das einzige Bundesland mit einer Stadt die nicht existiert; Bielefeld. 😉

[@Doofkopf12345]

I live in Hamburg and yes it’s the best and most beautiful city on earth 😄 That bunker is a real place! It’s the bunker in Feldstraße.

[@naimapeukert8575]

Greetings from Germany from Hessen 👍❤

[@DaveXYZ369]

Bavaria is like Texas. The rest of the world thinks your whole country is like that. That´s about it.

[@neutronenstern.]

Bayern ist das beste Bundesland. (außer dass hier Söder ist)

[@hansfrank100]

endlich hast Du eine reale Doku über Deutschland gefunden

[@BennoWitter]

That was wilde.

[@mistereggx8202]

3:55 there was a videoclip on reddit of a guy doing coke from another mans d.. @Oktoberfest. So yeah. Probably that

[@MenschUnterwegs1234]

Greetings from the most beautiful Town and Bundesland: Hamburg 😂🤣

[@to.l.2469]

The population of Hamburg was incorrect. Today there are 1.9 million inhabitants.

[@MichaEl-rh1kv]

9:20 Hesse was originally part of the Duchy of the Franks (which also included Franconia in today Bavaria, the Franconian regions in northern Baden-Württemberg, most of the Palatinate) and has South Franconian, Rhine Franconian and East Franconian dialects. 9:50 Frankfurt being the center of the finance industry explains also the high crime rate. The red light district is situated between the main railway station and the financial district, and the borders between the districts are very fluid, to say the least.

[@SebastianBruckel]

Stimmt leider überhaupt nicht. Das heutige Hessen stammt azs dem Großherzogtum Hessen-Darmstadt, zu dem auch Rheinhessen gehörte. Dieses wurde nach dem Krieg von den Anerikanern Rheinlandpfalz zugewiesen, da dies sonst nur aus Forst- und Landwirtschaft bestanden hätte. Die Dialekte ähneln sich drm Fränkischen nicht. Frankfurt und Raum hehörten nicht zum Großherzogtum. Sprachlich zu erkennen. Hier gibt es hörbare Ähnlichkeit mit dem Raum Aschaffenburg.

[@boraonline7036]

You have no idea! Please send us some Haggis! 😆

[@MiaMerkur]

Till 2018 there was death penalty in HESSEN's law. But laws on Bundesebene break laws on Landesebene so last person killed in West Germany was 1949.

[@No_Name-n4j]

You could also react to Jules long Video about Germany

[@HKBSirNiclas]

But beware the last 5 min were highly controversial.

[@minecraftprovie]

@@HKBSirNiclas jules ist controversial. nicht nur die letzten 5min von einem video

[@HKBSirNiclas]

@@minecraftprovie ok. Kenn nur das Video

[@rickyratte5643]

11:29 Der Herr der Steine❤

[@bechri9573]

you might know the Hamburg bunker maybe from football as it is right next to the world's greatest FC stadium (guess which one) - yes, they have put on f*cking forest on it and you now what? it's awesome

[@Darkangel1983GE]

Part 2 comes out yesterday, an it is amazing too, i think u will have fun with it.

[@MiaMerkur]

Hamburg is the prettiest city and people are happiest there.

[@qtluna7917]

Frankfurt sure hits different. I would not want to live anywhere near that hell hole :D

[@aquamar1003]

He forgot to tell how much handkäs mit Musik (Hand-cheeses with music) stinks: I wouldn’t be surprised if someone could hear how much it stinks before fainting Edit Hamburg: the boat: the people really just sat there. And Hamburg is the best city and I’m from Bremen so there’s that ;) Hamburger don’t actually have a lot of accent (and that’s dying unfortunately) in the rest northern Germany we Generally speak plattdütsch (flat German) which has a slight resemblance to English. And nobody can understand the Ostfriesen (except for Dutch probably) Unfortunately most northern Germans can’t speak platt anymore (my grandparents fe were hit in school for speaking it)

[@DeviciWasTaken]

bavaria is like america: it's just the most known part of the world (germany) Hessen is like Britain: weird ass hell Brandenburg is like puss in boots worst nightmare ☠️

[@OzeanGeist636]

Brandenburg is definitly better than people think. If you enjoy nature, come to Brandenburg. Berlin - and lots of possibilities is never far, but you will enjoy a lot of funny things. And the best is: If you are a satiric and humor liking person, you can live a very happy life here. You need humor, if you want to find a doctor, or a cool school, or public transport. But if you don´t need any of this, you have a lot of time to watch funny videos on KZbin. Wifi rate is quite good in a lot of places in Brandenburg. Or drive to Berlin seeing all those cabaret guys live. 😁

[@What_the_fork]

Nett hier aber haben sie Hobbylos schon mit 5 Sternen bewertet

[@KrisThroughGlass]

I didn't know for sure, that Frankfurt has the most crime because of the Börse (and all the financial crimes). I live very close to Frankfurt. And I have a lot of relatives there. My mum is over 80 and she's meeting her friends and her sister in Frankfurt at least once a week. She's taking the train and often drives back after 10pm. She never had any dangerous situation whatsoever.

[@arthur_p_dent]

there is a lot of drug crime in the vicinity of the Frankfurt station. But if you stay away from that, you are fine. Even late at night.

[@Aras14]

And don't forget the airport, that counts into the statistic too. Outside of Bahnhofsviertel it's quite tame.

[@tarkitarker0815]

@@arthur_p_dent kinda. griesheim isnt nice and you can meet guys with guns if you end up at the wrong places. also frankfurt upped the rents drasticly so most of the problematic ppl that do not sell drugs and make big bucks are on the outskirts that arent officially frankfurt anymore, offenbach...

[@yezzariael965]

funfAct the lederhosen in bayern were invented by Josef Vogl with the help od King Ludwig II,, because he wanted a commen tradition for all bavarian peaple so the "Bavariantradition" exist just since 1883.

[@MrHerrS]

It really deserves a proper translation. I've read every automatically created subtitle and man, it doesn't work at all.

[@eagle1de227]

Böse, böse, böse... But as every legend it has a grain of truth in it...

[@serinas4465]

I lived and worked in Frankfurt for a year. Seems accurate.

[@Seyitali-y6g]

I live in Hamburg

[@AledMendoza-j4y]

I live in the center of munich and it really isnt how everyone portraits it. Its just your average state.

[@Piratex665]

Take a look at "ein Video über Deutschland" by Jules

[@AdrianZeise]

Of course, Germany is neither always as glamorous as in some videos nor as antisocial as excerpts in this one suggest. I was in Hamburg for two weeks just last August and didn't experience a situation like the one in the video. 😅 I live in Potsdam, the capital of Brandenburg. It's anything but bleak here. Potsdam is a colorful city, less than 30 minutes by train from the center of Berlin. Accordingly, I'm often in Berlin. Berlin has a lot to offer in terms of culture, concerts and parties. But it's also very loud and dirty, which is why I'm glad to live in Potsdam and only use Berlin for the benefits. If you want to take a quick look at a few selected sights in Potsdam, watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpnEY5-Ph7lgl6s

[@NilsDerMampfer]

For all Not Germans Oktoberfest ist Like the Best Raveparty 😂

[@pyratehyena1312]

Frankfurt isn't that bad. if you survive for a month, get a basic understanding of where which district and suburb is and how to behave in each one, you'll pick up the rest along the way.

[@derlenzer5510]

There is actually a pretty fitting song regarding Brandenburg, written by cabaret artist (or perhaps you might call him comedian) Rainald Grebe: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIPXfGhohJJ0bdE I would love to see you reacting to this... :)

[@Resomius]

Frankfuhrt is mental. But tbh. Frankfurter is comparably save to other citys. But the 20 mosr dangerous citys are also mostly in south america and africa. Detroid and New Orleans are also somewhere in there. . The most dangerous city in europe is... Bradford?

[@Heaven_Dius]

Diese Kommentarsektion ist nun Eigentum der BRD.

[@schwatterwithpaws]

Jules sounds like clasic AI voice to me - and about Hessen it isn´t at all like that ! It is much much worse ...🤭

[@rickyratte5643]

Ich gehe jetzt Jagdwurst panieren.

[@chronischgeheilt]

Bruder muss los nach Brandenburg!

[@kalifstorch25]

Im from Brandenburg. What do you want to know? BTW, the local dialect is "märkisch", not "berlinerisch".

[@peterhausmann5718]

that must have been soooooooooooooooooo much work