SPEAK AND UNDERSTAND GERMAN LIKE A NATIVE SPEAKER 🇩🇪 You never learned this at school!

[@stuttgarterbahnhof]

03:10 Wie bitte? - Pardon? ... in german sometime " Hää? " 🙂

[@julijaave1147]

Ух ты! Класс! сразу подписалась- во многих уроках немецкого слишком много текста на русском. Наконец то ничего не надо перематывать )

[@alinagoldberg]

Спасибо 🤗

[@ЕленаПопопоыр]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@pobelix5803]

Nowadays we often say "alles gut" instead of "kein Thema" oder "nicht schlimm" Nicht schlimm = not a big deal nicht schlecht = not bad We often drop the "das ist" and just say "mir egal". To emphasize it we say "(das ist) mir doch egal" Same for (ich habe) keine Ahnung, drop the "i have" and save some time, we're efficient 😂 I personally use the word "Quatsch", because it's funny, but quite often you'll hear a familiar word instead: (das ist) bullshit (veeeery informal) Ein ganz nettes (not bad of a) Video :)

[@alinagoldberg]

Do you know any other useful expressions in German?🤔😃

[@michaelwiebe4282]

Your German is very good, Alina! Are you Russian-Jewish? I am very close to Israel and the Jewish people.

[@alinagoldberg]

Thank you! I am from Russia :)

[@michaelwiebe4282]

@@alinagoldberg I know, Alina 😊. I'd like to know if you're Russian-Jewish?

[@mohammadnasir5356]

What is your nationality??

[@alinagoldberg]

I come from Russia

[@E85stattElektro]

Just start all sentences with "Digga" then you will directly sound like a native lol "Ah so" is actually false it is "Ach so". I usually spell it "Achso", but i just searched it and apparently thats false, but still a lot of people write it that way, so you might also stumble upon that spelling. Though otherwise a really great video. Keep it up! PS: I've got a video idea. If i remember right you mentioned that you are from the Stuttgart region and i think it would be interesting to see a video about the Swabian language/dialect.

[@pobelix5803]

Ouch, that thing with the "Digga" hurt. But it's funny, because it's true. But this depends on your age and to some degree also on your educational background. I never heard someone saying "Digga" in the university for example. Let alone elder people. They won't say "Digga".

[@alinagoldberg]

That’s a good ideas for a new video, thanks!