STATES (Bundesländer) of GERMANY EXPLAINED (Geography Now!) REACTION

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[@invisjulian2473]

The airport is a meme here in germany lol

[@germanjerk3070]

And it will be part of the history books of tomorrow...

[@hiinternet6999]

So True. So witzig

[@smaxelchen]

Baden-Württemberg ist maga schön! 😊

[@Caildyn]

That building site is almost as old as me, and i'll turn 30 this year. I wonder if I'll ever see this airport finished and working. It's a historical waste of money until now for sure though. I mean, how many BILLIONS did that thing cost until now and still isn't finished?

[@digiay]

It's done! Too bad that nobody flies anymore 😆

[@swanpride]

Airport still isn't done….

[@JamesBray3]

swanpride woooowwwww 🤣🤣🤣

[@majusch]

Yeah but the built a temporary Tower to run the Air port and now they destroy it👍👍

[@haraldschuster3067]

You can repost that in 10 years ... it STILL won't be done by then ...

[@LieutenantSilver]

Pfft! That Berlin International Airport will never be finished, with or without misconstructed fire-protection. _BER-gang keepin' it loooow._

[@lakai2305]

@@JamesBray3 This might be a really big case of nepotism by our government and some companys lol ...

[@Eeeeehhh]

Learning something about my home country that I live in right now by watching an american watch another american explaining it.

[@JonathanMandrake]

Me too

[@tobikohler3222]

10/10

[@johannestsalikis4222]

KE WF same

[@rainerheller2429]

Fühle ich...

[@the_Lena_girl]

SAME XD

[@DaGuys470]

The Berlin thing is kinda true. Either you love it or hate it. Berliners and tourists will mostly love it and everybody else will think that it's dirty and disgusting.

[@shrinkhh79]

It's not for everyone, but if you "get" Berlin it's one of the most exciting cities in Europe. I'm from Hamburg originally btw.

[@shrinkhh79]

​@TeamGurkeLeader It's the closest thing to a Weltstadt / Metropolis Germany has to offer. Whether you personally are "proud" of it isn't a relevant criterion.

[@YoungLinkk]

​@@shrinkhh79 tbh Hamburg is way prettier than Berlin imo, am from Frankfurt tho

[@swanpride]

Yeah, nice to visit, but I wouldn't want to get buried there! There are nicer cities in Germany. The worst thing are the Berliner, who always think that they have the biggest and the best and that they are some sort of Metropolis, even though they don't even come close. I guess no German city truly does, but Frankfurt and Hamburg are both closer to being one than Berlin. And naturally the Ruhr Area as a whole is bigger and more populated than all of them.

[@shrinkhh79]

Was Hamburg betrifft: Schön ist es fraglos. Aber selbst als eingeborener Hamburger muss ich sagen - es ist ein verdammtes Dorf. Wer dort mal zwanzig Jahre gelebt hat, weiß was ich meine. Ansonsten, was man persönlich mag (Frankfurt??) oder ob man auf die Berliner Art klar kommt, ist sicher Geschmackssache - in vielerlei Hinsicht mehr los ist in Berlin allemal.

[@dikon0172]

„Moin, Moin“??? Are we here to talk all day? Just „Moin“, is enough.

[@PeltzoDelzo]

Exactly.

[@kotzmaschine_0329]

I also say moin moin or moinsen

[@smallblueangel]

Moin moin is gesabbel

[@markoffer6993]

Moin Moin is talking to much 😂

[@livs3374]

"moin moin" only say tourists. For schleswig-holsteiner that's a word too much to say 😅😂

[@inspirepaul3258]

I'm a Austrian with Romanian background who lives now in London and watches a video about an American reacting to a video about Germany

[@Dr.Leymen]

globalisation in a nutshell

[@AtzePeng484]

Mr. Worldwide

[@Aammiinaa]

Hamburg is like one of the most beautiful cities in Germany. It has old and new buildings and at night it looks so beautiful and colorful (especially nearby the river and the Reeperbahn). It also kinda reminds me of NYC even though we don’t have skyscrapers. You defenetly have to visit Hamburg ☺️ oh and btw that’s my city🙃

[@usbxg3474]

He never visits, eats or travels. He just sits there and uses other peoples videos to boost his channel.

[@Aammiinaa]

USB XG well if he’s coming! And so what?! Nothing is wrong with learning something new about a country or countries!

[@IAR2014]

@@usbxg3474 he said he will come next year

[@mattiengelke5866]

but the soccer club aint it chief

[@hiashorst2261]

Did you really call Reeperbahn beautiful? Sry but the Reeperbahn is like a 3. World slum it's absolutely disgusting... It might a good/interesting thing to visit especially at night when there's some action BUT it's absolutely not buitiful in no means

[@JustATourist]

A very common mistake is the "Moin Moin" thing. Moin Moin is, what the tourists say, the people from the region only say Moin once. It is used commonly by the locals also in Bremen, Hamburg, parts off Lower Saxony, in southern Denmark and parts of the Netherlands at any time of the day. It is argued between language experts what the word "Moin" actually mean and where it comes from. A common believe is that it is a local short form for "Guten Morgen" (good morning) since it sounds similar. As far as I understand the most popular among language experts theory is, that "Moin" translates to "A pleasure" like in "It's a pleasure to meet you." Another theory is, that it is a totally made up word.

[@northernlight9790]

Moin is moin and peaople who say moin moin are not from north germany

[@DoktorIcksTV]

@@northernlight9790 I was told to say Moin all day and Moin Moin after sunset or after 6 pm. I come myself from the area of Hannover and always say Moin or Moinsen. Not because it's common here but because I just like it and it sounds happy :)

[@DoktorIcksTV]

@@northernlight9790 The guy who told me about Moin Moin was from Aurich. And the Moinsen I copied from a radiohost who also always said Tschüssikowski, witch I copied too. 😎

[@northernlight9790]

Die einzig wichtige frage die ich mir stelle ist warum wir englisch schreiben

[@DoktorIcksTV]

@@northernlight9790 Habe ich mich auch gefragt :D Damit die anderen englischsprachigen Leute auch mitlesen können, schätze ich. Und damit der geschätzte Kanalbetreiber vielleicht auch etwas davon hat - obwohl ich bezweifle, dass er das hier liest.

[@legend_eli3994]

The thing about Schleswig-holstein is that "Moin Moin" is way to much we call this gesabbel Its only "Moin"

[@PeltzoDelzo]

No we call it die Halbe Lebensgeschichte erzählen.

[@BadDayLp]

Deshalb mag ich euch.

[@nimoegarbrecht]

I live in Schleswig Holstein and we never use Moin or not often. When I use it I usually say Moin but more often Hi, Na ihr, Hallo and Hey 😂😂 i

[@BadDayLp]

@@nimoegarbrecht Hör mit dem gesabbel auf. Du kaust uns ja n' Ohr ab.

[@mimeko2821]

@@nimoegarbrecht wo lebst du denn? Bei mir in Kiel sagt jeder wirklich jeder Moin, guten Tach oder nur Tach!

[@matildareese4435]

They missed the „Elbphilharmonie“. It’s a concert hall that should have been done 2010 but it lasted till 2017 and it should have costed like 180 Million € but it costed 780 Million€. It’s very beautiful and the acoustics is very good.

[@smartie3604]

I had a classmate once who wrote "Mecklenburg-Vorpommes" instead of "Mecklenburg-Vorpommern" in a geography test as answer xD

[@AtzePeng484]

I don't the think he understands what you mean. You have to explain that "Pommes" is the german word for fries.

[@zoeblock1028]

In bremen we also say „Moin“

[@temakrug4647]

In Hamburg too

[@IAR2014]

Dieser Wort gehört eher zu Hamburg

[@KesToo1998]

Allgemein niedersachsen.. Bremen, hamburg sagt man es

[@mari47186]

moin servus moin

[@mats2582]

In Schleswig Holstein we dont say moin moin, we just say moin

[@gordon3869]

In Germany, there is also a pastry, which is called Berliner and exactly as people from Berlin are called

[@brittakriep2938]

Gordon : So Mr Kennedy was filled wih marmelade?

[@lasseb5612]

But in Berlin you call them Pfannkuchen

[@DonDadda45]

PFANNKUCHEN? Wtf, das ist doch was kompleeeett anderes

[@WoodiexD]

@@DonDadda45 seh ich genauso, aber naja

[@NemesisPrime94]

Sie wurden in Berlin erfunden und wurden Pfannkuchen genannt, nur all die, die nicht aus Berlin oder Brandenburg kommen, sagen dazu "Berliner". Denn was für euch Pfannkuchen sind, sind hier "Eierkuchen"... Und warum? Genau, weil die sie hauptsächlich aus Eiern und Mehl gemacht sind. Currywurst nennt doch auch niemand "Berliner Wurst" oder zu Brezeln sagt auch niemand "Münchner". 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ Und gibst du es in Google ein, wird es als Berliner-Pfannkuchen bezeichnet. Einfach weil es Pfannkuchen sind, nach berliner Variante. Sagt ja auch nicht extra "ein Berliner-Döner bitte", nur weil die Machart wie man ihn heutezutage kennt in Berlin erfunden wurde, obwohl der ursprüngliche Döner woanders herkommt.

[@Katotoka2107]

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is so beautiful. It maybe seem old but it’s historical and so beautiful! Come to Rostock, it’s the biggest city in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and it’s also over 800years old. I live here and I‘m proud of saying it🥰

[@klosession]

Same

[@DaGuys470]

I wouldn't exactly call Saxony conservative. It's basically where right and left wing clash on a regular basis. Bavaria to me is the most conservative german state, whereas Germany in it's entirety has been more of a conservative state in its brief history.

[@-theislander-5888]

Da Guys brief history?

[@DaGuys470]

@@-theislander-5888 well depends on if you count Germany as a whole (GDR+BRD) or just the BRD.

[@-theislander-5888]

Da Guys then the word is recent time, not brief time. germany has been around for 200 years.

[@DaGuys470]

@@-theislander-5888 well kinda, technically it first appeared in 1871. Which is actually not a long history. Whereas the Germany we know right now has its official founding date in 1990.

[@antonwerner6065]

Quatscht hier noch eenor Sächssch😂😝

[@viperdoe5720]

8:31 be careful! That's Frankfurt am Main, there is another Frankfurt ( an der Oder) in Brandenburg.

[@luking4freedom181]

bruh wen juckt das andere frankfurt

[@windhelmguard5295]

the difference being that one is in Germany and the other is a turkish enclave.

[@AtzePeng484]

@@luking4freedom181 Frankfurt an der Oder ist 1000 mal geiler als diese versiffte Junkie und Möchtegern-Ausländer Stadt.

[@remdy3839]

Hirntot Soldat genau Grüße aus Potsdam

[@danielfrohlich6362]

@@AtzePeng484 einfach mal ruhig sein und übern Tellerrand schauen wenn man keine Ahnung hat

[@AP-RSI]

"Pfälzer Leberwurst" (Pfälzer Liver Sausage) ist the best and it's not a sausage (Wiener) to cook, it's a sausage for spreading.

[@jodelknurz8134]

Der sagt schwäbisch wär am komischsten. Dann hat der noch nie sächsisch gehört

[@fionarichter1965]

Stimmt schwäbisch ist komisch aber sächsisch is ne eigene Liga😂

[@jodelknurz8134]

Fiona Richter 😂

[@pokergroupdigital5290]

Naja Als Martin Luther die Biebel übersetzt hat, brauchte er ne Sprache die jeder "Deutsche" versteht. Er erfand das Hochdeutsch. Und die Sprache, dessen er sich am meisten bei dieser Übersetzung bediente war Sächsisch, da es die am bessten verständliche deutsche Sprache damals war.

[@fionarichter1965]

@@pokergroupdigital5290 Interessant das wusste ich nicht... 🤔Naja aber damals ist immer noch anders als heute, da es für mich (aus Bayern) ziemlich schwer ist sächsisch zu verstehen

[@pokergroupdigital5290]

@@fionarichter1965 ja wahrscheinlich🤔 Die Sprache ändert sich ja mit der Zeit.

[@FloDerBaer1]

I'm from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and we say Moin, too. The fact that we're the poorest state of Germany isn't true. Bremen the smallest state City is statisticly the poorest state. We're the third state in the ranking with the lowest debts in Germany. We've got many beautiful lakes, beaches, cities. Many people think we are conservative and extrem right-winged but the opposite is the case. Most of the people are liberal and social democratic. Rostock, Stralsund und and other cities dedicated in the top 10 most beautiful cities of Germany. Mecklenburger are known as unstressed and ambitious people. Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is known for the "Lübzer Pils" beer. Best thing overall - We've got the beautiful Baltic sea

[@Twaiiin]

Aus welcher Stadt kommst du?

[@FloDerBaer1]

@@Twaiiin I'm from the biggest City in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: Rostock. :)

[@thomaseggers8672]

Endlich jemand der auch aus Mecklenburg-Vorpommern wohnt ahhahaha dachte schon ich wäre die einzige

[@jiminily9016]

@@FloDerBaer1 hab früher auch in mecklenburg gewohnt... Jetzt sind wir drei mal im Jahr dort ich finde Rostock eine Seher schöne Stadt :)

[@Micha-qv5uf]

Auf die meisten der 15 Einwohner trifft das zu ja.

[@IAR2014]

the prettiest citys are Hamburg, Frankfurt and Berlin but i would advise you to go to Hamburg its the prettiest city with a lot of foreigners actually.

[@derkommentierendeboss3954]

Ieman JP Heidelberg und München sind auch noch nice

[@liam5361]

@@derkommentierendeboss3954 Nürnberg

[@user-pw5rp4qt1o]

münchen ist die schönste

[@IAR2014]

@@liam5361 ja war auch in nürnberg ist auch sehr schön und eine sehr historische stadt

[@IAR2014]

@@derkommentierendeboss3954 War ich noch nie finder münchen aber auch schön

[@isa3028]

I just add a few more facts and personal thoughts about bavaria: 1.The Oktoberfest is the world biggest Volksfest. 2. We don't wear Lederhosen oder Dirndl that much, just for the volksfest or Dorffest (which is probably half of the summer the case) and a few special occasions in school e.g. photoday. 3. Bavaria has numerous famous companies like Audi, BMW, Siemens or Adidas. 4. The bavarian A-levels are considerd to be the hardest in germany. Which is pretty unfair, if you want to go to university, because of the numerus clausus. Considering that bavarians have, because of the harder tests a worse grade in their A-levels as someone for example from bremen, many demand either the same A-levels in whole germany or a compensation. Although bavarians are often seen as uncultered and retarded by other Bundesländer. 5. The Bavarian Forest is the oldest nationalpark in germany. It's worth visiting. 6. Bavarians (excluding franconians)have more in common with austrians than with germans. You can go to austria and speak in your bavarian accent and they'll understand you unlike when you go to northern germany. 7. We have our own anthem and you learn it in school before the german one (I didn't even learn it), at least at my school. Well I can't think of more, maybe you can add something to the list.

[@RF23232]

Stuttgart 👋🏿👋🏿👋🏿👋🏿👋🏿👋🏿👋🏿 What are you talking? Strange dialect? 🤣🤣

[@fabianschmider5443]

Stuggi🥳

[@RF23232]

@Hauke Holst Was labersch du?? 🤣 Nein, hast schon Recht. Aber ich liebe alle Dialekte. Jeder bringt seine Einfärbung mit. Unsere Sprache ist sehr bunt.

[@RF23232]

@Hauke Holst Ich kann dich vor dem Hintergrund verstehen. Ich arbeite im direkten Kundenkontakt. Persönlich und telefonisch. Ich liebe es mich auf die verschiedenen Dialekte einzustimmen. Egal ob schwäbisch, sächisch oder das, was man oberhalb von Hannover spricht. 😉

[@brittakriep2938]

Hauke Holst : Es gibt im Süden recht viele, die die hoch - und norddeutsch sprechenden Personen als hochnäsige Angeber ansehen und aus Trotz Schwäbisch oder Bairisch spechen. Weshalb glauben die Fischköpfe eigentlich, ihre Version der deutschen Sprache sei die einzig Richtige? Die deutsche Sprache hat sich in allen Gegenden des deutschen Sprachsraums unterschiedlich entwickelt, so daß es kein falsches, sondern nur unterschiedliches Deutsch gibt. Ihr Fischköpfe habt nur das Glück gehabt, daß Preußen mitsamt seiner norddeutschen Verbündeten den Deutschen Krieg von 1866 gewonnen habt, und daher den Einfluß hattet, bei der Vereinheitlichung/ Standardisierung der deutschen Sprache bei der Deutschen Rechtschreibkonfrenz von 1873 die Vertreter Süddeutschlands, Österreichs und der Schweiz in eurem Sinne zu beeinflussen. Als ich einmal in Hannover war, konnte ich feststellen, die Leute dort verstehen gar kein Deutsch, sondern nur ihren eigenen Dialekt! Und ich als Schwabe weis nicht, ob ich heulen oder lachen soll, wenn bei Beiträgen des Schweizer Fernsehens das abgemilderte Schweizerdeutsch mit Untertiteln versehen oder gar hochdeutsch synchronisiert wird! Und noch eine Sache: Allemagne, Alemania..., wer sind blos diese Allemanen? Wieso wird Deutschland im Ausland so genannt und nicht Borussia? Außerdem, seit wir Deutschen Berlin als Hauptstadt haben, ist es in Rekordzeit deutlich kleiner geworden.

[@RF23232]

@Hauke Holst Ich finde das, was ihr hier macht ernsthaft peinlich. Ihr zeigt hier gerade, warum es auf diesem Planeten Hass gibt. Kurden gegen Türken, Katholiken gegen Protestanten, Hochdeutsch gegen Dialekt. Was soll der Blödsinn? Freut euch, dass ihr gesund seid.

[@hannahdindas7543]

When Mecklenburg-Vorpommern was explained i realy missed the castle of schwerin because its really beautyful.

[@felixkoops8446]

Hey, I am from Schleswig-Holstein and what this guy said about Schleswig-Holstein is only in some parts of what he was saying true. The point that we dont talk much to each other is not true at all, it is just a cliche. Actually, Schleswig-Holstein is the Bundesland of Germany with the happiest people living in Germany. And the Danish people are just a very very small minority with a political party.

[@northernlight9790]

and the capital city is Lübeck

[@felixkoops8446]

@@northernlight9790 No it isnt. Lübeck is more famous but Kiel is still the capital of Schleswig-Holstein.

[@ameliewinterhoff1388]

Stimmt echt! Ich rede nicht gerne mit fremden aber mit Freunden rede ich wie ein Wasserfall 🤣

[@holger_p]

@@ameliewinterhoff1388 So the message is: You are not easy making friends, cause you don't talk to strangers. Here we are.

[@obviouslyniko]

Lübeck ist Schöner.

[@the_engineer2345]

The Point of Sachsen (or Saxony) is not correct..... The german tribe "Saxon" was more or less located in the states of Niedersachsen (Lower Saxony) and Nordreinwestfalen. Together with the tribe of anglo (or in ancient german engeln - therefor the Name England = Engel Land) with was more or lesslocated in todays Denmark and Schleswig-Holstein....These tribes went on longboats to the british Island. The State "Saxony" got its Name from the reign of the King of Saxony. What was more or less located in todays Saxony..... The real difference is 1000 yrs.....the german tribe was part of the ancient world while the Kings of saxony lived in the middle Age.

[@globus3671]

I am from Saxony⚪️💚! Totally underrated state.

[@c.g.3700]

Der Typ hat nicht Mal das Erzgebirge erwähnt wtf? Das ist doch gerade so ein Markenzeichen von Sachsen, genauso wie Dresden...

[@Stephanie-es7wv]

Und natürlich wieder die Nazikeule rausgeholt und das als Haupteigenschaft verkauft. Wann hört das Sachsen-bashing endlich auf?

[@alyh_bl979]

I would actually enjoy a video where you talk to an German and he or she answers your questions about Germany

[@jakobfaul9214]

1:32 you just pronounced „Bundesländer“ perfectly GG bro Greetings from germany 🇩🇪

[@Raicandy]

And fact here, Hamburg has literally more bridges that Vennice.

[@hanshorstjoachim9498]

I heard it has more than Venice and Amsterdam combined, so i wanted to check it and i found this source : www.brueckenweb.de/2content/datenbank/listen/basanzstadt.php Looks like Hamburg has the second most bridges in the world. (i just don't know if they included every city)

[@magdah.819]

Wie kann man da den Bodensee nicht erwähnen?!😩

[@nickmuller4890]

Wie kann man ganz baden auslassen?

[@tobiasg.515]

@@nickmuller4890 Genau nach diesem Kommentar habe ich gesucht! Die schönste Perl im deutschen Land😂

[@gutentach4758]

Hab mich eh gefragt warum irgendwie 0 über Baden-Württemberg geredet wird

[@brokkrep]

@@gutentach4758 Hat doch Fasnet erwähnt. Reicht mir.

[@darthdoerte4625]

@@gutentach4758 Baden Würtemberg existiert wenigstens in der Gegenwart, Sachsen Anhalt nur in der Vergangenheit :)

[@kevinwochnik1573]

Greetings from Weimar / Thuringia. I really like your reactions, keep going the good work my friend 😎🤙

[@jayzoo92]

So glad Bremerhaven was mentioned, I was born and raised there

[@derkommentierendeboss3954]

Frankfurt Gang 069

[@MD-iu6od]

Der kommentierende Boss 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Mel-zq2oi]

Hi Melis

[@fayezkaddour8436]

Ich finds einfach nur so geil wie die über uns reden hahahhahaha

[@Vani1257]

14:10 it‘s false! The „nussknacker“ came from Saxony not Saxony-Anhalt.. It‘s a tradition here and not there

[@bigbully1]

I love how you comment and react on german things !! Please keep on doing !!!!

[@stefanpaetrow6355]

i am from mecklenburg-vorpommern. u can visit cologne and party there. when u want to chill out at the beach in summer. come to mecklenburg :) thats what we are known for aswell. the tourist state. much space. nice beaches.

[@ratatosk8935]

less people...

[@sarahfreiesleben02]

In my opinion as a German Hamburg and Düsseldorf are the most beautiful city’s

[@deanambrose9]

poor but sexy is a good describtion of berlin. its very different from the rest of germany and there are some crazy folks over there which i really like, but i get why people dont enjoy berlin

[@dadrumer]

About Saxony: The Saxons he was talking about in the video, that conquered england were the saxons from the region in Lower Saxony. The State of Saxony became known as Saxony, because the title "Duke of Saxony" was given to the count of Meissen as the land itself is called. :D

[@TheMrBusty]

James your are learning and evolving every video, i love it

[@jaydi1549]

Hey James I like how much you know already When you visit germany come over to Bavaria Please

[@enderdavid_hdde348]

7:29 he forgot to say that Hamburg is the city with the most bridges in all of Europe😉

[@zambianyoutuberx]

I love this! very educative! i have wanted to know this for some time

[@philippseidel2530]

Moin Im frome Germany and live in Mecklenburg Vorpommern and it is nice at this Bundesland 👌🏼

[@Domiii_mit_drei_iii]

Well actually all the nice christmas ornaments and accessoires are mostly made in an area in Saxony called the "Erzgebirge" which means like "ore mountains". They even have their own dialects in every part and do not feel dependant to the Saxony Bundesland. Dresden (capitol of saxony) is also one of the most beautiful cities in Germany which was devastatet by the Americans in the end of WWII but rebuilt successfully. Dresden has always been a city which made the Germans proud, this is why the US army decided to destroy it in 1945. Hope these bonus facts delight you

[@SigridFrings]

Cologne has, besides Carnival, the biggest CSD in Europe. Aachen (60 km away) the biggest university hospital with the ugliest carpet ;) Hamburg, however, has the greatest Minaturland of all (here on YT at kzbin.info). If you visit Hamburg: go there absolutely

[@Alphawolf1904]

I like your videos. Greetings from Wolfsburg/ Lower Saxony

[@velutix2216]

Bro cologne ist lit definitely gotta check it out ^-^, I live near and it´s awesome there xD

[@callythurow7890]

I live in Brandenburg near Berlin and he's right, in Berlin you can be as you are. No one is convicted there

[@Emma-kf6lw]

Loved it when he said he wants to cologne😊 I live in America rn for a year and I don’t even miss Germany as a country (of course I miss some things haha like bread😂) but i really miss the cologne vibe I grew up with

[@liansimilian401]

hell yeah I didnt expect to see my lovel little home small town in this vid (Saalfeld in Thuringia at 15:50 theres a picture of the cave "Saalfelder Feengrotten" but they cut off the 2nd word lmao) and you even commented with "wow" :) James you are always invited in Thuringia if you want we have a lot of amazing nature here (even tho i by myself live in Berlin now lol) and when youre in Germany I'd love to welcome you as well as the other Braygang-members =) have a great week James, nice video, big s/o

[@TheBlxckSpider]

Wer kennt sie nicht die Thüringer „koöße“ (auch noch kleingeschrieben xD). Die Frage ist: warum zieht man von Thüringen nach Berlin? Ich hoffe, dass es wenigstens Ost-Berlin ist. xD Grüße aus Thüringen.

[@Queue88]

Omg at 3:04 is the old Town Hall and parts of the "small" Marketplace of my hometown Esslingen am Neckar. Nice! :D Don't see my hometown in videos like this very often.

[@byte.4971]

your "Moin Moin" made me laugh so hard xD

[@selimlmr5403]

I kinda feel proud of my home country after this vid.

[@Kivas_Fajo]

James, Mallorca what he showed and meant consists only of one spot called El Arenal and the beach there with its hut, where you can buy buckets of Sangria with long straws. It is as crazy as your Mardi Gras or Spring Break Festivals...but it is 24/7/365 this way. Now of course it is dead, but you get the picture. Check out Ballermann 6 here on this platform. ^^ You'll see a lot of very drunk people... To me this is worth a facepalm. Other than the meant part Mallorca is actually quite beautiful and sure worth a vacation in summer.

[@UnderGroundStyle31]

Ay men he did a GREAT Job All what he says was Right in My eyes sehr gut recherchiert 👍

[@nicolohfink197]

I am living in Baden Würtemberg. Near to Stuttgart. And I dont think that we have the most weird accent

[@derkommentierendeboss3954]

Naja🥴😂

[@dartsger5984]

Doch habt ihr😂

[@DaGuys470]

Doch, definitiv lol

[@RF23232]

Hallo aus Stuttgart. 👋🏿👋🏿

[@_jan_79]

Saxony have the worst

[@sz5336]

James in the next video try to say this : Keine Schwäche zeigen

[@juleteichmann9057]

you have to come to Ruegen in summer, it's so beautiful!

[@Twins_vs_Daddy]

For this short and fast summary this was quite good. Stereotypes of course but still good.

[@mondexponent2126]

He: I want to go to cologneeeeeee Me: HELL YEAH. If I get my own flat until then you can come and visit bruh :D And btw carnival this year is February. 20 -26. I think the best way to explain this is , it’s kinda like Halloween where everybody dresses up. But on the streets everybody is partying. There are stages through the whole city with bands and parades going by where they throw sweets xD and oh yeah. Lots of alcohol

[@GarKeinBock62]

Mond Exponent He: I want to go to Colooooooooogne Me: HELL NO! Go to Düsseldorf!

[@mondexponent2126]

ekin sadida ein Düsseldorfer war hier 😂 GG solange man sich gegenseitig respektiert ist alles gut. Ein wenig freundschaftliche Rivalität ist immer gut. In zwei Wochen Derby💪🏼💪🏼

[@noy4tek450]

the street Carnival is 20-26 the Carnival itself starts on the 11.11.2019 at 11 am

[@noy4tek450]

@@mondexponent2126 kann man das denn überhaupt Derby nennen?

[@mondexponent2126]

Noy4 Tek if you want to be exact the fifth season starts november 11th at 11:11 am

[@davidhelmes996]

You really have to go to Cologne, i‘s so lit😱😱😱

[@Nippesmeister]

3:03 the red building you can see there is the town hall of my hometown Esslingen am Neckar ;D

[@noobschrauber4293]

I wanted to see if they mention my hometown Trier, and they did :D Great video, however I think there is so much more about our states to learn that you can't mention everything in one video. :)

[@Krokostad]

Hey, since you are interested in Munich, you could check out NALFs new video "Is Munich the best city in Germany?"

[@amelieburgio7544]

Saarland is the Alabama of Germany

[@gggosha7526]

come to düsseldorf and go to the königsallee. very nice luxury shops and cars

[@KittenKatja]

I also learned something about my country. There's also this very small island on the west side, when the coastline is aligned to a circle, the island should be near the center of that circle. It did in the past get lots of it's land-mass taken from the ocean, but like 10 years ago some company tried to put lots of sand onto it so it stays a mini-island.

[@weeptoday]

come to Leipzig... beautiful city in Germany

[@MiiLka_cs]

Leipzig isn't as beautiful to me, and i was born and raised here, ever heard of Stötteritz? its like one of the Nazi highpoints and i live there, and it's annoying, but yeah if you think so. We have cool thungs too

[@TheWasp050]

Saxony is most famous for its wood works u can see them in City's like Meißen or in the Erzgebirge in General

[@fpvaemon]

Come to germany ;) each Bundeland has its nice places (although I recently moved to Switzerland - the place to go if you like mountains!!!). And if u plan a viewer event, announce it early enough :D I regularly travel to my old hometown Aachen, which is quite near to Cologne.

[@kim.grunkemeyer8319]

German Carnival is awesome! You should check it out, it's the biggest in Cologne, which is also nicknamed the capital of Carnival.

[@shihabatwa7882]

HAMBURG🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@gordon3869]

I think Berlin is Ugly when I was there. Even the air is bad

[@pommes0078]

You should see Paris more Uglyer.

[@TS29er]

Big cities nowadays always have a beautiful and an ugly side, you cant really say that Berlin/Paris is ugly when you havent been staying there for more than a 2 weeks trip because you cant see everything a major city offers you. That is why i dont get it when people come to Berlin as a tourist from a village in Baden Württemberg and then call it ugly and dirty and so on, you just made a bad experience, of course it is part of the city but that doesnt mean that all of it is ugly

[@pommes0078]

@Lm Ben 😂😂 no it isn't

[@pommes0078]

@Lm Ben i wos in Paris, London, Munich, Rom etc. And paris was the last one. The only nice thing in Paris are the Eifelturm and a few buildings. London is full with beautifull places and Munich + Rom too

[@pommes0078]

@Lm Ben Paris stinks a lot

[@felinator42]

In Hambourg there is also a modeled land. It's called the "Miniaturwunderland" it is so amazing. You have to visit it :) (I'm living in Lower Saxony)

[@cr0ss0vermusic]

Btw the Brocken spectre, a physical phenomenon, gets its name from Mt. Brocken as the meteorological requirements to observe it are quite good

[@swanpride]

It's Sorbians. It's a dying culture and language. Oh, and if you use it, say Mjoin, not Mjoin Mjoin. Otherwise they will think you are chatty….

[@lunamaybe8038]

Saarland is also known as the "alabama" of germany

[@gottesrache8399]

James i really need that Background flag for my PC :D Its awesome ;)

[@SerenityStar3000]

In Hamburg we also have the worlds biggest miniture train track. Miniaturwunderland. It worth a visit when you do a trip through germany

[@kimschafer7685]

Cologne is bomb loving my home city

[@dergipsyking6265]

CGN 4 L1FE ❤ 678 Kölsch Bloot 85'

[@kaylajorden1075]

surprised to see no hate/counter comment about Düsseldorf

[@alexandertr2581]

Cologne Carneval is cool but I recommend to you to visit several smaller Kirmes or Schützenfeste. It depends. In east Germany especially in Thuringia you will find many different Kirmes. My recommendation: Mühlhäuser Kirmes, biggest Town Kirmes in Germany.

[@bambibam5009]

I‘m from Hamburg and I love living here. My fave city in Germany along with Frankfurt and Cologne (Düsseldorf is nice too) hands down. And yea the Berlin thing is true tho. Either you love or hate it. And i gotta say Trier is a really nice area to visit for sightseeing. It’s a must tho. Really interesting.

[@sarah-jl8cr]

Should you ever come to Saxony go to Leipzig or Dresden. These are the biggest cities and especially the most beautiful and multicultural ones. Many old beautifull buildings. Leipzig has one of the biggest city parts with buildibgs in the Gründerzeit (19th century) styled houses. Also hiking through Saxon Switzerland (the german part of the Elbe Sandstone Mountain) is really nice. Thuringia is a really chill place to be if you like nature. Even the bigger cities aren't this big. It's also called the green heart of Germany.

[@liloegger9765]

Ayyyy irgendwelche Baden-Württemberger hier??

[@_desixmln_2957]

Doro Egger hierrrrrrrr🙋‍♀️

[@giddlesguzzi2667]

🙋‍♂️

[@alexoctaviars]

🤟

[@brrb6381]

I like Berlin, I lived there the first 9 years of my life now I'm living in Brandenburg for 5 years and soon I'll move to canada/ottawa. I mean Berlin is really dirty and at some points it's really disgusting but I love that city anyways- Idk why

[@thomashausner6962]

That's the 5th video in row I watch.Love it. If liver sausage is strange to you, google Saumagen (stomach of a pig), our most traditional food in Rhineland Palatine. The former chancellor Kohl even made all the US presidents eating it

[@Raicandy]

And he forgot to tell that Berlin also has a lot of really unfriendly and dark/dirty places. You really have to know where to go there, opposite to Hamburg, where you just leave on one of the bigger stations and will find a good bar or rave at each corner.

[@fibs2686]

Ja moin, I am from Baden-Württemberg

[@kanjoku_]

I live in Thüringen.👋

[@denizjamalmajid580]

Nice viedeo an gratings from germany 👋

[@milenahohl559]

I’m from Weimar it’s a great city with a lot of interesting history! You should visit sometime:)

[@liansimilian401]

s/o thuringia squad

[@Alba98LPG]

Weimar is one of my favorite cities in Thuringia 🤩

[@sdf6540]

Dresden ist the most beautiful city in Germany!. After Dresden comes Erfurt, and aftre that what ever you want!!!!

[@kulvrik4529]

fun fact: more beer is drunk in Saarland than in Bavaria

[@siggilinde5623]

Can't marry a sibling while sober ;)))

[@2kReels]

Wow, that video is accurate. Nice creator!

[@raver377]

on the topic of hamburg and the reeperbahn there is a saying there which comes from that fact that the redlight district overlaps with the fish market where basicaly during the day a large portion of it is occupied by people selling fish and during the night its the red light district, translated the saying goes as follows: "during the day the fish get gutted here and during the night the men get gutted here (the german word for gutted 'ausnehmen' also means something similiar as 'to take advantage of in a monitary sense') either way it smells like fish the entire time"

[@mgns8058]

When you travel to Cologne, you need to go to Phantasialand 👍

[@bongfufighter3025]

Servus from Bavaria 🍺😎

[@endercat7141]

I am from Bavaria. I actually don’t drink Alkohol at all. But I know plenty who do. Oktoberfest is nice too. I live in the city and really enjoy it. Watching ur videos makes me appreciate my country more. Ur videos are also entertaining as fuck.

[@mellyuchiha641]

I'm from lower Saxony and I really love Hamburg. The city is beautiful in many ways so I really recommend you to visit Hamburg when you come to Germany😊 actually, we have a small city in lower Saxony called Hamelin. It's pretty popular and known for its fairy tale about the pied piper of Hamelin. Maybe you want to check that story out. I live in Hamelin and there are a lot of old houses and overall it's actually very pretty😊