Thanks to Temu for sponsoring the vid! Download the Temu app to get the $100 coupon bundle @ app.temu.com/k/u7eqsyjkgi1 and search my code duw2577 in the app to snag the Black Friday Early Access deals. My kids love the shoes we got them! Anyway, do you know of any other “lost” languages in America like Texas German? And a special message from TGDP after they watched this video: Thank you for visiting Texas, @Xiaomanyc , and for highlighting the Texas German dialect! The Texas German Dialect Project (tgdp.org) has been working to record and preserve this dialect of German since 2001. We are always looking for more Texas Germans to interview, so if anyone has any suggestions, please send us an email
@jodawgsup16 күн бұрын
temu must be paying big huh
@Octamed16 күн бұрын
@@jodawgsup Yeah, they're going scorched earth, hoping pure force will get them to be the standard for cheap crap. They might be winning since people use Temu instead of Wish when they mean terrible knock off :)
@lesliesanderson130016 күн бұрын
Isn't there a German town in Washington state as well.
@campbellhay353616 күн бұрын
This is a really morally questionable sponsorship. You can do better than that.
@user-unintentional16 күн бұрын
Hey, Americans who have values are Subbed to you. Not sure if you were aware of that. Unsubbed “The threats China poses to the cybersecurity of critical American assets have been well established. In addition to operating the most advanced domestic surveillance apparatus in the world - thus, highly competent in poring over large sums of data that enable coercive action to shred individual agency and freedom - China has wielded the sensitive information of Americans to aid its traditional espionage efforts. Even if we cannot see the full effects now, come election season or the further escalation of geopolitical conflict, China is accumulating the exact kind of personal information through Temu it would need to wreak havoc at a moment’s notice. Earlier this year, Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., articulated how Temu fits into this mix, asserting that it is “a threat to American producers, investors, online retailers, and every single American’s personal privacy.” He underscored why it almost assuredly poses an even greater threat to our national security than TikTok.” I’ll keep posting this is it’s taken down.
@RoxxSerm15 күн бұрын
To those elderly people, im german and i can understand 99.9% of what they are saying without even trying hard.
@frohlinefine744710 күн бұрын
Same :)
@similacra9 күн бұрын
Same!!
@TheStoerenfred9 күн бұрын
Das kann ich bestätigen. I can confirm that.
@PatrickHener9 күн бұрын
Same :)
@davidb65359 күн бұрын
Well they're speaking German so congrats for understanding your own language
@John-573716 күн бұрын
As a German I can't describe how deeply interesting this is for me. This is one of the reasons why I like the USA so much cause it has so much diverse and complex culture from people who came from all these countries. Sadly this is all fading away since this all happened a long time ago but I'm glad that some of these people are still alive and have all of these stories, they're truly a treasure. I could literally move to these people and listen to their stories in German every day, it's just so wholesome and I just love old people and their stories. I have so much respect for these people, one day we will all go there. But let's cherish the last glimpses we have of these incredible people and enjoy every moment!
@clap516 күн бұрын
Go visit with your family
@badcornflakes637416 күн бұрын
@@John-5737 My ancestors in the 1800's moved to the United States from Germany to Minnesota and then to California and then I was born.
@danseng374716 күн бұрын
I believe there is a German town in the mountains of Patagonia, Chile. Forget the name but they still speak German there.
@Felixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx16 күн бұрын
as a german, sprich deutsch du hu..
@highpriestofseti16 күн бұрын
I'm Belgian, and as you know German is an official language in Belgium, like Dutch and French, i live in the dutch speaking region of Belgium aka Flanders, in those days we didn't learn German at school, i teached my self to speak german when i was around the age of 8. Didn't know about this German town in Texas, very intressting and i can understand them all. Bit of variations in their way of speaking german, but easy to understand.
@timtaler243516 күн бұрын
As a German, I am amazed to see this bit of german culture and language being still alive far abroad. A couple of years ago I was lucky to work in Houston for a while and could make it to Fredricksburg over a week-end trip. I really much enjoyed the hospitality and kindness of people living there, and, yes, their dialect is very well understandable for a native speaker. Ever lasting memories...
@praesentius15 күн бұрын
I had a neighbor once who was a Mexican-German. He looked 100% like a home grown German guy. His family immigrated to Mexico generations before. And, while he was part of the German cultural enclave, he very much identified as Mexican. Really interesting guy. They have their own schools in these enclaves. Like Colegio Alexander von Humboldt in Mexico City. They have the full range of education and they teach in German, Spanish, and English. Kids who go there come out speaking all three.
@williamtate433914 күн бұрын
New Braunfels is another good town to visit. There used to be German speaking locals there. Maybe some are still around.
@FPSChef14 күн бұрын
This is a middle high German, ja?
@joergfro714912 күн бұрын
@@FPSChef i am from North west germany i think , that this dialekt tits to the North west .
@jasonmccollum678612 күн бұрын
I live about 5 hours south of a city names Frankenmuth Michigan. It's awesome.
@andrescaban674311 күн бұрын
I’m with dude. Don’t push TEMU…
@ChairmanMeow122 сағат бұрын
AliExpress is ok but TEMU scares me.
@menacetosociety-y9v9 сағат бұрын
hasn't temu been investigated by the officials or something
@MPSoC10 күн бұрын
My high school German language teacher, Herr Crosnow, taught us this song in his class. I have not heard that song in almost 40 years, but when this gentleman at 16:48 started signing I sang it with him instantly. He told us that the song would be sung slowly at first and would get quicker as the festivities went on. Thank you Sir for that memory.
@LouB3rt16 күн бұрын
Bro, don’t push temu.
@jodawgsup16 күн бұрын
$$$
@ypy251616 күн бұрын
Bro got two kids to raise, chill!
@Ethan-uf2cg16 күн бұрын
Let my boy get his bread up
@jodawgsup16 күн бұрын
@@ypy2516 what is this for kind of response? Are you pretending the 6.1 million sub YT channel had no other company but Temu reaching out? Are you doing OK?
@danielasanmartin299716 күн бұрын
@@jodawgsup I mean...Xiaoma said he just wanted to bring to the channel sponsors of companies or products that ACTUALLY help him, like that one time when he bringed a sponsor of a bed couch or sm like that. So we can't judge him. And if you don't wanna see the sponsor just skip it XD
@jessali_16 күн бұрын
Hearing these people speak German is super interesting. They have a very unique accent (definitely American, but not like other Americans who are learning German) and I can hear hints of different German dialects, all randomly meshed together. And every single one of these people has their unique accent too, some speak more fluently than others, some with a more heavy American accent etc. Really cool!
@teliph3U15 күн бұрын
For some it sounds like there is not much left.
@Austin8thGenTexan15 күн бұрын
@@jessali_ There is a KZbin video called Speaking Texas German. Also the University of Texas has done a study and recorded the unusual Texas German accents. Lots of the stories have been recorded, and they will not disappear into oblivion...
@ChrisHoltDC15 күн бұрын
They have a southern accent
@razet15 күн бұрын
yeah, when she said "Mein Vadda un seine Brieder" i was like "yeah, I know where their ancestors came from" :D
@jessali_15 күн бұрын
@@razet I know right 😂 Literally sounded like my own German grandma
@SupperUpper16 күн бұрын
We’re from Germany and traveled to Texas last summer and of course we did visit Fredericksburg too. we’ve had great conversations with the locals there. thanks for bringing back some good memories.
@anonymouse022116 күн бұрын
I'm from the US and will never step foot in Texas.
@DeeandD12316 күн бұрын
@@anonymouse0221 Nobody asked brother
@ryanolsen29415 күн бұрын
@@anonymouse0221 bozo
@tlyoung142015 күн бұрын
@@anonymouse0221Your loss. Great state ❤ been there many times.
@richardkleinberger703115 күн бұрын
Did you understand them? Their German not an old version. Also, I like Xiao, but his German is awful. Sorry!
@joeyf32568 күн бұрын
Man, one of your best content yet. I am from Germany, and grew up speaking the Swabian dialect, had to learn High German at school. Love how those Texas Germans do grammar, somehow it feels like my grandparents doing sentence structure 😊. Keep the good content coming... ...Hope you're going to find better sponsoring.
@mrfinlay75162 күн бұрын
Des gute alte Schwobeländle! Grüße von der Ostalb
@TheIronstomp18 күн бұрын
I'm a Texas native living in Germany and love knowing that you have visited Fredericksburg. I am in awe to hear the lovely folk in our beloved Texas town speaking German and sharing their stories. What a great lesson. Thank you!
@horst-detlefkrawutschke846916 күн бұрын
"Sprichst du Deutsch?" "Si!" 😂
@mapleleafkay982416 күн бұрын
🤣
@mr.nightdriver587216 күн бұрын
Geile Antwort XD
@saatci144116 күн бұрын
yeah we watch the same video with you
@C.KiyokaNieves16 күн бұрын
I'm in a Japanese language class with a girl who spent the summer studying in Spain and when I asked her "スペインはどうだった?" (how was Spain?) she responded "¡Bien!" Lol
@mats7716 күн бұрын
Lmao😂😂😂😂😅
@isgoodovsubhuman197216 күн бұрын
They need to get together and publish a book of all those German songs and customs before they are forgotten forever!
@lilaschwarz123612 күн бұрын
Absolutely. It is so unique how German emigrants created their American settlers culture.
@iamapokerface899211 күн бұрын
cringe
@attrezzopox11 күн бұрын
We‘ve done it many times over but interest never gets to be too much so the collections sit in a museum. There is a preservation project run by Has Boas of UT that‘s working on preserving the dialect. We had lots of local German polka st one time. My dad would listen to „Texas polka time“ almost every Saturday morning and dance around the kitchen like a goon. Now, if it exists, it’s almost all Czech but we still love it.
@phantomjosh21487 күн бұрын
They won’t ever be forgotten because this video is out
@innominatum99064 күн бұрын
@@iamapokerface8992 Grow up.
@beateheinze656914 күн бұрын
I'm German and I can hear a north German accent especially from the gentleman. He said mudder ( Mutter) . The drinking song " Bier her, Bier her oder ich fall um" is a well known "Volkslied" from the olden days and sometimes is still used. One of my ancestors emigrated at the end of 19 century to Waco Texas.
@gypsy196211 күн бұрын
Waco, Texas 😊
@captainobvious803710 күн бұрын
Classic German Volkslied 🤣
@Hmackers7 күн бұрын
There is also a nearby town called New Braunfels that has a strong German culture.
@broetchen48477 күн бұрын
Ich dachte kurz der andere Herr hätte als sie in der Gruppe saßen " mein muddern" gesacht. Wär schon interessant zu wissen ob deren Familie ursprünglich von Norddeutschland kam
@lisasdfwhightechworld99467 күн бұрын
@@gypsy1962 The Branch Davidian event did not occur in Waco. It occurred in Elm Mott. People make fun of Waco for an event that did not occur there.
@VonderDemut10 күн бұрын
I am german from Baden and we say Kirchhof too. In Rheinland Pfalz the word Kirchhof for the word Friedhof is existent too.
@ACWhoCares25 күн бұрын
No we know where there ancestors came from 😂 😂
@wirspielenspiele3 күн бұрын
Wieder was gelernt 😅
@Cfmindwanderer2 күн бұрын
Kirchhof ist der veraltete Begriff,bzw Friedhof ist umgangssprachlicher( enspricht der historischen Entwicklung).Der Begriff Kirchhof entsprach der früheren Realität,dass Gräber im unmittelbar an Der der Kirche grenzender Kirchhof errichtet wurde. Aufgrund der Platz und hyg. Wurde dann angefangen eigens ein größerer Platz zu errichtet- Friedhof. Ich meine es so verstanden zu haben..Proof me wrong :). But I dont is that an Accent regional Thing too Churchyard is the outdated term, or cemetery is more colloquial (corresponds to the historical development).the term churchyard corresponded to the earlier reality that graves were built in the churchyard immediately adjacent to the church. Due to the lack of space and hyg. A larger square was then built - a cemetery. I think I understood it like this...Proof me wrong
@ShakyDoehl2 күн бұрын
@@Cfmindwanderer Theoretisch beschreibst du also, dass beide Wörter noch eine Daseinsberechtigung haben, ich kenne einige "Friedhöfe", die auf dem Gelände einer Kirche oder eines Klosters liegen, welche somit ein "Kirchhof" wären. Gleichzeitig sind Kirchen- unabhängige Grabstätten somit ein "Friedhof". (Aus Erfahrung nutzen im meiner Region (RLP) ältere Menschen jedoch das Wort "Kirchhof" für jeden Friedhof, unabhängig von kirchlichen Einrichtungen)
@DowlphinКүн бұрын
I did suspect when I heard it that it is southern German lingo.
@AlexandraVioletta11 күн бұрын
More German flags than I've ever seen in Germany.
@felbenli963610 күн бұрын
In Deutschland gilt man heutzutage als rechtsradikal, wenn man die Deutsche Flagge raus hängt
@mattbarbarich32956 күн бұрын
More ...burgs and ...bergs in the USA ( placenames) then in the whole of Germany, Austria and Switzerland combined I swear😅. We have in Australia though the famous Silesian village of Handorf in the Adelaide Hills which is so German still after the original settlers arrived there in the 1850s.
@Travel_and_music_shorts5 күн бұрын
The only other time I saw so many German flags was when the euro cup happened in Germany
@WaaDoku4 күн бұрын
German flags in German only come out during international soccer games. For all the other days of the year Germans identify much more with their state than their country.
@JohnSchuster-yc6dp3 күн бұрын
You should see wisconsin
@fabi623716 күн бұрын
As a Native German speaker living in the United States, I believe their German is pretty awesome, especially after almost two centuries of leaving their former home country! Some of those folks even got a boonie dialect, hilarious! 😅
@Чорнийяблоко15 күн бұрын
Die reden auch untereinander
@Falkore0216 күн бұрын
OMG Xiaoma, my family is from Fredericksburg! I'm so happy you had a chance to visit and learn about Texas German. I can trace my ancestry all the way back to the original founding of Fbg, and my ancestor built a house that is still standing today in that town. Thank you for checking it out and sharing the knowledge of Texas German.
@tony_25or6to415 күн бұрын
Do you speak German?
@ionecuff632315 күн бұрын
You are so very blessed. I have passed through Fredericksburg twice, but only once I had time to stop and see a little bit of the town. I LOVE FREDERICKSBURG! I hope to one day go back and be able to stay for several days. I had worked with a group of Germans on 2 separate occasions many years ago and they were always talking about how much they missed German bread, that our bread had no flavor and it was too soft. So I have always been curious to try German bread. I am hoping one day to make another trip through Fredericksburg, but this time to make sure the bakeries are open so I can get some real authentic German bread and finally get to taste it. I do love the German coffee too, very strong, just the way I like it. I hope you will get to go back to Fredericksburg to make some more wonderful memories. You are very fortunate to know so much about your history and family.
@Falkore0215 күн бұрын
@@tony_25or6to4 My father was born after WWII, at that time everyone stopped speaking German in the houses and shops. The only time my father heard his parents speak German was when they wanted to say something to each other without the kids knowing what was going on. I grew up in San Antonio, but Fbg was my "second home". My Oma (Yes, I called her Oma) lived there almost all her life. I didn't know she spoke Texas German until after she past away. They spoke in the video about words that evolved independently, when the Germans came over to Texas, they had never seen a skunk, so they called it a "Stinkkatze" or Stink cat. The word Airplane didn't exist in German at the time, so Texas German called them "Luftshiff" or Airship, while Germany called them Flugzeug or flight thing. I don't speak German myself but when I hear Texas German, it sounds like German that's been softened and given a southern twang.
@tony_25or6to415 күн бұрын
@Falkore02 my grandparents didn't speak their parent's native language because, "You're in America now, speak English". So German and Italian was lost to my parents generation...and by extension, me.
@Sebb_Music10 күн бұрын
@@ionecuff6323 I moved away from Germany a couple of years ago and my friends always have to listen to me joking or complaining about bread, I love how universal this seems to be :P The funny thing is you don't have to go far away to feel the effect. Even when you're still in Germany but get very close to a border, the bread gets softer and blander. No firmness, no crust, no taste...
@DeeManson16 күн бұрын
The Lady sitting next to Ari... omg, her German is almost pristine 😲 At least from my point of view - I am German from the very nothern part in Germany and we speak the "High German" where I live. I guess it matters a lot when your parents speak a foreign language at home. It literally forms the language your child speaks. 😎
@billramsey893416 күн бұрын
Agreed. The lady sitting to Ari's right has retained a nice accent. Many of the other folks speak German with what can only be described as a thick American accent. Ich spreche nur ein bisschen Deutsche, aber, mein Mutti war im Nuremberg geboren und aufgewachsen und so, Ich war aufgewachsen gut Deutsch sprechen zu horen!
@DeeManson16 күн бұрын
@@billramsey8934 Omg, thank you for sharing a bit of your mom's story in Germany. Danke 😊 Dein Deutsch ist besser als das Deutsch vieler Menschen die in Deutschland leben. 😂
@nadineyorke374616 күн бұрын
Schleswig Holstein hier ❤😊
@_K.A.R.16 күн бұрын
the one older lady reminds me a little bit of "Hamburger schnack" in the emphasis :D
@Staybleeb16 күн бұрын
@@_K.A.R. Ja, die ganze Art ist total norddeutsch.
@glennboayes43195 күн бұрын
I’m from Austria and I understood everything what they were saying in German. What an interesting and emotional video. 🇦🇹
@professormonkey52529 күн бұрын
i was born in fredricksburg! I live about 30 minutes away now, and my best friend lives there. this is really amazing to see. thank you xiaoma
@gabrielegermaine233714 күн бұрын
Es ist schoen zu erfahren, dass die deutsche Kultur und Sprache solange aufrecht gehalten wurde. Hut ab.❤ Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland
@miguelpadilla317 күн бұрын
Ich lebe in New Braunfels, das von Prinz Solms gegründet wurde. Nicht viele hier sprechen noch Deutsch. Wir haben immer noch Schilder auf Deutsch und Geschäfte mit deutschen Namen. Wir haben auch Wurstfest und Wassailfest
@mompere5 күн бұрын
Na immerhin wird außerhalb von Deutschland noch deutsch gesprochen, wenn hier unsere Sprache schon längst hinüber ist.
@jopa97034 күн бұрын
@@mompere 👍🏻🙂
@brianakelley12316 күн бұрын
This was the most emotional I’ve been watching one of these videos. Unfortunately these speakers are close to the end of their lives and the fact that they all fit around a table now is really sad. Hard to accept losing a part of history to time. Glad to have it somewhat preserved in this video for future generations. Thanks Ari.
@Fuerwahrhalunke16 күн бұрын
True that. Only thing that makes this not as bad is that Germany still exists (Also Austria and with a little more effort parts of Switzerland) where at least the language and some aspects of their culture still exist on there indigenous grounds 🙂
@thelastmemphian15 күн бұрын
it is very sad. it would be great if the local school districts would have German instruction alongside English to preserve the culture. and there are other communities in the area that supposedly still have Texas German natives remaining, but of course are quickly dwindling.
@brianakelley12315 күн бұрын
@ here in the US German is commonly an elective language class in high school and sometimes middle school. Sounds like it is being taught in the area as they mention in the video but the trouble is retaining the info taught in language classes as you cannot use it with family or the public every day/routinely, therefore slowly forgetting it
@Austin8thGenTexan15 күн бұрын
@@brianakelley123 use the KZbin search "speaking Texas German" . There's another good video you can view from University of Texas German language project.
@Hshdjdjdhd14 күн бұрын
Thats so true :C
@brandonguerrero11515 күн бұрын
Don’t push temu man, you’re so much better than that
@visuallyendlessmedia854912 күн бұрын
had to sign in just to like this comment. I actually stopped watching after seeing the Temu plug and scrolled the comments to see if anyone was rubbed the wrong way as well
@Metalheadcantdifferthegenres12 күн бұрын
Whats wrong with temu?
@ThatOneLinguist12 күн бұрын
@@Metalheadcantdifferthegenres it’s a pyramid scheme
@ghoulslayer__774611 күн бұрын
@@Metalheadcantdifferthegenres The reason the goods are so cheap are not just because its coming straight from a factory in china, but also because they are selling your data. YOU are the product when you use Temu. I dont like that he had a Temu ad, but as other people said. Man's gotta get his money somehow, he's got 2 kids and 6.5m subs on youtube + travelling a bunch kind of sucks that up.
@altairtodescatto11 күн бұрын
I dont think he cares.
@BossitroniuM9 күн бұрын
hey, please don't take temu sponsorships.
@StenWasTaken10 күн бұрын
What I noticed was that the Americans had a American accent speaking German, but I can clearly understand what they’re saying. The only American that had an actual German accent was the woman at 9:10 , she also appears to be slightly older then the other people there which is quite interesting to see
@manzanasrojas69847 күн бұрын
It's not an "american accent", it's just their Fredericksburg dialect speaking with that american influence
@jackstraw393415 күн бұрын
Fun fact: one of Fredericksburg’s most famous citizens is Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, who commanded the U.S. Pacific fleet during WWII. Nimitz often joked about how he came to be in the Navy when he grew up in this small town hundreds of miles from a major body of water. He is depicted by Henry Fonda in the Oscar-winning film “Midway”.
@AngelaSealana15 күн бұрын
The Nimitz Museum is a fantastic site to visit.
@charlotteschaefers512915 күн бұрын
I lived in LaGrange Texas for five years and my neighbors all spoke German. They invited my little daughter to join them and spoke English to her and German to each other. When we left there, 35 years ago, she spoke with a little bit of a German accent. Good people.
@Hshdjdjdhd14 күн бұрын
Thats cute :)
@EhsanVessal7 күн бұрын
Is that the same city ZZ Top sung about?
@Aric.797216 күн бұрын
As a german speaker, I didn't even read the subtitles. Just fascinating.
@Aric.79729 күн бұрын
@askhedning4610 As funny as it is you finding it bizarre, I can't help but think about the big identity struggle. How people yearn to have one yet some attack other people's or let theirs dwindle with the passage of time. Selective pride?
@VanishLovesMusic8 күн бұрын
Other German here 😊 Love this Video. Since the Internet became a thing the spoken german language is becoming much more intertwined with english. So it really is so facinating to me that they kept their German so clean sounding. Even after generations. Also, I do belive you even can hear nuances of different German accents in their German, that's so cool. Pretty sure the lady that showed you around has swabian ancestors - like me 😅
@emoc190210 күн бұрын
My state of Minnesota still has some German speaking towns, as well Hutterite colonies Hutterite German is spoken in Minnesota and other states by the Hutterite community. Hutterite German is an Austro-Bavarian dialect that is not written down. New Ulm New Ulm is considered by some to be the most German town in the United States. The town has a German-American history collection in its public library. While the number of people in New Ulm who speak German is declining, some say the town still has a special atmosphere. Waldsee German Language Village This village in Bemidji, Minnesota offers an immersive experience where visitors can learn German through activities like sports, cooking, and arts.
@Combat-Mindset5 күн бұрын
Thats really interesting, one day i will visit when i make a tour through the US, especially the german towns and villages. Thanks for the infos bro.
@baldGUYYY16 күн бұрын
This episode was so beautiful. As an Italian I felt bad that when I visited little Italy, way too many Italian Americans couldn't understand Italian. To know these ppl are trying everything but still failing to keep their heritage alive, breaks my heart. Bless them
@_marshaI_9 күн бұрын
A lot of them would know it probably like 100 years ago
@isabellp.57306 күн бұрын
Exactly. This is what so many Europeans don’t get about us when they gatekeep things and tell us we aren’t ____ enough. It is HARD to hold onto these customs. I’m a third-generation American and all I have left of my Polish heritage is how to make pierogies and a few words and phrases. My great-grandparents passed when I was a toddler so I can’t ask them any questions. It saddens me greatly.
@chrisdobbs915515 күн бұрын
Fun fact: German was the most widely spoken language in America up until right around WW1.
@Zynthex14 күн бұрын
As a minority language or main?
@chrisdobbs915513 күн бұрын
@Zynthex as thier main language. Most of the settlers to America were German after the war for independence, and simply kept thier language. They mostly settled the Midwest. I have German in my background that were part of what they call "Pennsylvania Dutch-Irish" that is actually German and idk why they call it that. But also I have German ancestors that settled the Wisconsin Dells. For whatever reason people started switching to English around the turn of the century, right before ww1, and anti-german sentiment during ww1 likey ended most of the last few holdouts speaking German as thier main. But there are still lots of German founded communities still thriving around in Ohio, PA, Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana ect. That have leaned back into that heritage and become tourism spots like this one.
@camanou143011 күн бұрын
That makes sense
@rudid322711 күн бұрын
More Americans have German ancestors than English or Irish. The only reason that the US is speaking English now, is that the English came first and the Germans came one by one and not all at the same time.
@theChaosKe11 күн бұрын
@@chrisdobbs9155 The term dutch was used for both germans and the dutch. This only changed when germany became a country in 1870, so now you needed to differentiate between people from the netherlands and germany. The term dutch stuck in america for longer than it did in europe, so it somewhat survived till today.
@baileybrewer117216 күн бұрын
I WAS JUST TALKING ABOUT THIS AT A COFFEE SHOP THIS MORNING!!!! I’m a Texas Native and I’m currently learning German, have been for around 6 months now. So cool seeing my home state on here, welcome!
@KenshouHarpuia15 күн бұрын
Viel Erfolg beim Lernen!! this random German gal be rooting for you 🥳 you goooo
@denisewalsh658611 күн бұрын
What helped me learn German faster was the You Tube Channel called Easy German..they have over 600 videos where they stop Germans on the streets in Berlin, etc. and ask their opinion on various topics. Cari and her husband Janusz live in Berlin and have so many entertaining episodes.
@elina55079 күн бұрын
Gruß aus Deutschland ❤ das ist so toll. Die Leute haben sich sehr gefreut dass sie ihre Geschichte erzählen durften ❤
@miguelpadilla317 күн бұрын
Ich lebe in New Braunfels, das von Prinz Solms gegründet wurde. Nicht viele hier sprechen noch Deutsch. Wir haben immer noch Schilder auf Deutsch und Geschäfte mit deutschen Namen. Wir haben auch Wurstfest und Wassailfest
@JamesEdgin6 күн бұрын
Hello from America 🇺🇸 my Wife is German and she is the best thing to ever happen to me, she came here next month in December, will be 3 years, and she loves America 🇺🇸
@JamesEdgin6 күн бұрын
She is my Angel 😇
@thevipblink85719 күн бұрын
Listening to their tones is mindblowing, they speak fluent german but with the american accent and speed AND the american mentality. As a french that has 10 years of german classes behind me hearing those two mix is so interesting, feels like a culture clash
@jagutichsachma16 күн бұрын
I'd likie to confirm that the "Bier her"-song definitely survived in Germany.
@annmut503812 күн бұрын
Haha schön zu lesen, ich habe wohl Bildung nachzuholen :D
@captainobvious803710 күн бұрын
@@annmut5038 Das lass mal besser bleiben 👼🏻
@burgs640415 күн бұрын
Don't hustle for Temu, major red flag 🚩
@dorisf736811 күн бұрын
Interesting. What do they do if you order an item?
@Moodisdoom10 күн бұрын
The quality is lower than Ali express. Don't buy that stuff there, it's a lot of scam products too.
@rvrmn2682Күн бұрын
Was ist dies ,,Temu''?
@tankinamКүн бұрын
@@rvrmn2682Stellen Sie es sich wie „Amazon“ vor, nur billiger und mit Kinderarbeit betrieben.
@jitgreen836614 күн бұрын
Grandad was in the USAF. Met my Oma in 61’ in Germany. They’ve been married ever since. While it is rare for me to meet a German speaker in the southeast US, it makes it even more the delight. What a beautiful group of people and a beautiful video Xiaoma.
@TheVoter9255 күн бұрын
Bro, Temu is not the way to go. I really like your channel. Please don't ruin it by promoting things like Temu
@MrSaemichlaus7 күн бұрын
13:07 I love how the camera lens makes the german dude look like he's walking in a really snazzy way.
@millenniallife200011 күн бұрын
respekt, dass du deutsch lernst und generell auch wie viele Sprachen du schon kannst!. Schön, dass du Kulturen und menschen verbindest. Weniger schön ist, dass du Werbung für Temu machst..
@Brotherline16 күн бұрын
Bro, temu, really?
@Orangeninja500016 күн бұрын
Explain?
@Ethan-uf2cg16 күн бұрын
He has kids to feed Bru chill
@Raptorade16 күн бұрын
@@Orangeninja5000straight up ass, mass-produced & dirt-cheap products plus there are privacy issues with the info they collect.
@menolikey_16 күн бұрын
Lower than RAID shadow legions or whatever. We go from the epic sign language video to a temu sponsored video of a great part of Tejas? Ack
@user-unintentional16 күн бұрын
@@Brotherline Once downloaded, Temu can access almost anything on your phone - the camera, internet, audio recordings, and more - according to one study.
@bigshagger178916 күн бұрын
"Sprechen Sie Deutsch" - "Sí :)" destroyed me 😭😭😭
@l8tapex16 күн бұрын
I did that when I was in France.
@TheRealKasTrioT16 күн бұрын
@@l8tapex hm "Si" that is I guess spanish?
@TophatOrange16 күн бұрын
he wanted to "Sicher(lich)" but stuck at Si😂
@TheRealKasTrioT16 күн бұрын
@@TophatOrange I had before i wantched written..
@_matis_10 күн бұрын
I am a Croat that was born in Germany and I went to school there. This is so interesting to see how you took the language and how you put your own accent to it. That one lady had a very, very clean accent, almost like a regional German accent. I am also sad to see that it is dying. I unterstand that you are American but having this heritage and this language is a gift that should be passed to the next generations. I hope that some younger people still can learn it. Greetings from Croatia
@tomtomrl22920 сағат бұрын
German here. The accent sounds similar to the one that my grandparents use. They live in a small town called morro reuter in Brazil. Their ancestors also moved around the 19th century to Brazil from Hunsrück, which is close to the Westerwald.
@thomasgricezodiac15 күн бұрын
I've been waiting for someone to make a video about these folks as a german learner and Texan who is based in Austin. Glad it was you!
@ThatGoth16 күн бұрын
The reason Temu is cheap is because what it does with your phone, please look up it's behaviours, I literally blocked them on my network.
@Yoshi9216 күн бұрын
Why dont you tell us
@Smiddyack16 күн бұрын
@@ILoveYellow.incorrect. Selling data is their principle market. They make more revenue from selling data and learned behaviours than they do from products. Please read their company report and end of fiscal year documents before leaving misinformation.
@AtheismScientism16 күн бұрын
We don’t care. It’s cheap stuff that people can afford. Better than overpriced corporations.
@kevinjones556016 күн бұрын
It doesn’t/can’t do anything with your phone. They merely sell the data to third parties so you get more spam email and texts.
@menolikey_16 күн бұрын
Cheap garbage that doesn't last.@AtheismScientism
@Troy_KC-2-PH16 күн бұрын
I'm a descendant of Germans who went to Texas via the Deutsch verein but my ancestors didn't go to Fredericksburg, they went to Galveston and Indianola and then to New Orleans and then up the river to St Louis (one of the German Triangle cities) vielen dank.. this video brought back memories of my Grandma Becker.
@Industry-insider14 күн бұрын
It’s so weird how there’s actually two groups of people who speak German in the US, I live in west Texas and there are thousands in my town who speak low German and moved here from Mexico
@denisewalsh658611 күн бұрын
@@Industry-insiderlow German is known as plattdeutsch
@brianbru7 күн бұрын
This video did a few things... it taught us about a cool town in America. It gave us the viewers an awesome video to watch about language, but most importantly you brought all of these people together, and I bet they will have more little meetings like this going forward to speak to each other in German. That woman who kept turning around to fill you in on the bits you were missing was gold too though. What a great community they have there.
@damavan83356 күн бұрын
Ich bin zwar keine Deutsche sondern Österreicherin, aber fühl grad so eine enorme Dankbarkeit meinen Vorfahren gegenüber, daß sie nie auf die Idee kamen, auszuwandern.
@ThreeBoysFishing15 күн бұрын
My grandpa came over when he was 3 years old I’m 60 I grew up on liver sausage and blood sausage beer and peppermint and blackberry snaps. He started his own butchers shop up here in Wisconsin. Memory’s of making sauerkraut and dandelion win in their basement. Had a family down the road that had a exchange student from Germany it was crazy seeing me grandpa talking to her he was in heaven and I was flooded 🙂
@validmax961216 күн бұрын
''ich möchte ein wasser'' kriegt bier
@atstrollz687512 күн бұрын
Muss Kölsch gewesen sein, das geht runter wie nichts.
@captainobvious803710 күн бұрын
Keeping the culture alive
@AxGerm7566 күн бұрын
Deutscheste Handlung überhaupt. Most German Thing 😂😂😂 Order Water get water (with Barley and some other ingredients)
@friddevonfrankenstein6 күн бұрын
"Wasser? Ich will mich nicht waschen, ich habe Durst!"
@frolickinginflorida432115 күн бұрын
I took German in high school 15 years later I can still pick up most of what they are saying. We had a really good teacher from Germany.
@captainobvious803710 күн бұрын
Did she smile at all? What about jokes?
@awegjlappenaeofgihn7 күн бұрын
I as a German would love to talk to some of these People. Its just interisting how the words and/or Grammatic Changed over time but we are still able to understand them so well. Thanks for the Video.
@johnbaldwin14310 күн бұрын
Respect to you. Learning so many languages and regional dialects. You are truly inspirational!
@toniderdon15 күн бұрын
I wish they could keep speaking German and keep their culture alive
@johnnylongfeather308615 күн бұрын
They are!! Listen to them!! They’re speaking German!
@magnus26138 күн бұрын
@@johnnylongfeather3086 true but the influence of english is very very noticable - its not the german we speak in germany
@SmultronsyltNatha16 күн бұрын
Is it really a good idea to take a sponsorship from Temu? It seems like everyone knows the shady things they’re doing by now. Do you really want to promote them? I think many people might lose trust in your judgement when you promote companies like that.
@JuanRodriguez-tf7fh16 күн бұрын
Chill brah
@RomanCollapses16 күн бұрын
Imma be real here, for a good 99.99% of things, I just don’t care, especially if it interferes with my entertainment. I want him to be sponsored by Temu, i cannot really change what they do shady as a corporation
@John-nr5ut16 күн бұрын
Brah. Bro, brah brah bro!🙄
@christopherherrera549516 күн бұрын
he's just trying to make some money he can't control temu's decisions
@Sarahthenorthwoodsstitcher16 күн бұрын
Shady things huh. Like Walmart shady or Hobby Lobby shady?🙄
@M1NCH_16 күн бұрын
„Diese Kommentarsektion ist nun Eigentum der BRD“
@RTS___16 күн бұрын
Wird auch mal Zeit😂
@TheHero053816 күн бұрын
Jedes video was irgendwie deutschland oder deutsche sprache erwähnt MUSS diesen kommentar haben. with that being said: Diese Kommentarsektion ist nun eigentum der Bundesrepublik Deutschland!
@JuanRodriguez-tf7fh16 күн бұрын
Hope for AFD!!!
@KaptnJolly16 күн бұрын
@@JuanRodriguez-tf7fh halt dein maul
@Movemco16 күн бұрын
Na das riecht aber nach Weltherrschafts-Fantasien...😂
@brianasanders87575 күн бұрын
I’m so happy to see this video because I’ve heard of this town before and as an American who lives in Germany taught myself German, I have been dying to visit when I come back. I cannot wait to check it out and hopefully speak German with some of them.
@frohlinefine744710 күн бұрын
It's funny to watch this video as a german. They speak german very well, i'm impressed. Thank you for this video ❤
@Marauders516 күн бұрын
Love your videos dude. But Temu ain't the way to go. I get the same feeling like when i see some youtubers still using "Better" Help sponsor. My advice, quit Temu fast
@user-unintentional16 күн бұрын
“Temu’s goods are cheap not because of fair competition, but rather because of China’s familiar combination of intellectual-property theft, government subsidies, and human-rights abuses,” Cotton’s letter reads.
@stealthis16 күн бұрын
I'd rather see Temu instead of Better Help.
@fufuuyen744115 күн бұрын
@@stealthiswhat’s wrong with them?
@schumifannreins29515 күн бұрын
Great episode for a German. Lovely people, and even the surprise appearance of a German journalist. Just great!
@AylaS9112 күн бұрын
As a German I had no problem understanding the people from Fredericksburg. Their german sounds a bit different like a local dialect but it’s totally fine to understand. Props to you Ari for trying to keep the conversation in german as much as possible. Glad to see you are working on your german.
@miralvonhawaii5 күн бұрын
How adorable is that group of old people....so sweet. Really, really fascinating video! love from Germany
@PadookinКүн бұрын
My grandmother was born in Germany and I always sat with her when she was on the phone with her family back home we are also from Texas and hearing this brings back memories thanks for this.
@rhight15 күн бұрын
I was born in Mason, and started school with kids whose grandparents still preferred German at home. Thanks for putting a spotlight on a rapidly fading phenomenon! 👍🏻
@denisewalsh658611 күн бұрын
Well put.
@TheMasonK16 күн бұрын
I’m from Wisconsin where there’s heavy German influence in our culture. From my understanding German used to be spoken much more around here as well but because of the wars many things were Anglicized including names. My friend’s original last name starts with a Von but after the First World War his great grandfather dropped the Von part. They touch on it a little in the video but there was heavy persecution within the states here of German speaking Americans during and after the world wars and it truly is a tragedy because German culture is so cool. Also German used to be the second most spoke language in this country during the late 19th century. Obviously today it’s now Spanish as the second but at one point it was German.
@karbear2614 күн бұрын
My mother’s maiden name was very German and after the war they chopped part of it off so it was less German
@adamlyman829316 күн бұрын
This is a great video. Even though I never lived in Texas, this brought back memories of when I lived in Germany from 1976 to 1979 (my dad was in the US Air Force and was assigned to Hahn AFB for 3 years). I was in elementary school then and we attended school on the air base but we lived off base for a while. I found the German people to be absolutely lovely and welcoming. We made many friends in the local area and I learned some German in 6th grade, which I continued into high school and college. Unfortunately, since I’ve had no one to speak with, I’ve all but lost my German speaking skills. Still some great memories in Germany and so glad I had that rare chance to live there.
@nadineyorke374616 күн бұрын
I’m glad you liked my Home Country. I do work with the folks stationed at Ramstein AFB and in the K`town area :)
@Koray_Pro_Deutschland5 күн бұрын
Ich bin in Deutschland geboren, habe ausländische Wurzeln und nach 32 Jahren Deutschland sage ich: Es leben die Deutschen. Für mich das beste Volk! Sowohl hier in Deutschland als auch dort den Rentnern in Friedricksburg höre ich liebend gerne zu 😊. Liebe Grüße in die Staaten 🇩🇪🇺🇸💙
@freebird33489 күн бұрын
Fantastically fascinating stuff! I really appreciated the time you spent so sensitively with Donnie. He reminded me enormously of my partners Opa, a Bavarian who was one of the kindest and funniest men I ever met. And boy could he spin a good yarn! Donnie has the same mannerisms about him, he even looks very similar.
@WilhelmTheWise15 күн бұрын
Pushing Temu you can't really be that hard up for money brother. Or is Temu hard up for cash? Lol video was amazing though besides the scammer company with low quality products. For example I got a pair of shoes from them and they lasted 2 days before all the tread was gone they caused foot pain as well. Also before anyone tries to clap back I stand morally on what I said. I hate the company not the KZbinr. The company sucks and you won't change my opinion on that. I think he should do what is best for him but I'm still going to say my peace it's public domain.
@chuckfriebe8439 күн бұрын
Right on!
@DocSchaeffer16 күн бұрын
Welcome to Texas from San Antonio. There's German speakers just over in New Braunfels as well.
@cameronroberts429616 күн бұрын
I lived in Austin but I have german heritage so I'd got to New Braunfels all the time. Lol Schlitterbaun and the bakeries were always favorite stops.
@DavidLobenberg15 күн бұрын
I taught one of my watercolor workshops in New (Neu) Braunfels a few years ago. Read the New (Neu) Braunfels Zeitung and visited Greune Hall, an old country western dance hall.
@stephenlennstrom577315 күн бұрын
I’m planning to use this video in a class on culture about immigrants and assimilation. The emotions are very raw - it is difficult to watch the disappearance of heritage. Thanks so much for doing this one.
@Industry-insider14 күн бұрын
75% of my town speaks low German, so it’s not all dying
@nivivara212 күн бұрын
Like l
@Bruellhusten12310 күн бұрын
Moin! German here. It is really interesting! Nice to see some of that culture surviving! For the quality of their english: It is both vocabulary that is... off or small. And the pronounciation. Especially around the "R" in words it is almost like you need certain muscles to be trained to speak it properly. My family is friends with an english teacher in the US and she came to visit us often in her summer holidays to train her German.
@loopylibertarian18 сағат бұрын
I only spoke German as a child many years ago and used subtitles to follow but I understood about 70% of what you said & asked because it was simple. I appreciate you bringing this forward. Such a lovely town and towns peoples and sentiment.
@markus403216 күн бұрын
Iam german and I really enjoyed the video great job, and I love the "sarcasm" from the journalist in min 22:00 dont know if you can hear the sarcasm if you dont speak german but he was like "oh great german food in the usa, sounds good" with a sarcastic undertone :'D that was so funny to me :p , seid schön nett hier in den kommentaren, benehmt euch ich schau euch auf die finger ^^
@Hshdjdjdhd14 күн бұрын
LOL more srcasm is not possible hahaa
@Nadal-g3z10 күн бұрын
yeah i laughed out loud too.
@felbenli963610 күн бұрын
Ist mir auch aufgefallen, aber ich fand es gar nicht so lustig wie ihr, weil es eher traurig ist 😮
@Lance30159 күн бұрын
das essen sah aber echt geil aus. seine aussage klang eher nach stereotype sarcasm, iwie boring. das war bestimmt nichtmal seine meinung, nur n reflex
@felbenli96369 күн бұрын
Auch gut möglich
@myramyraUSA15 күн бұрын
This episode was extra fun to watch. I am Dutch living in the US but can understand German and my daughter goes to college in Texas. Lots of connections to this video. Danke!
@Raptorade16 күн бұрын
TEMU? Of all sponsors, you picked TEMU???
@user-unintentional16 күн бұрын
The threats China poses to the cybersecurity of critical American assets have been well established. In addition to operating the most advanced domestic surveillance apparatus in the world - thus, highly competent in poring over large sums of data that enable coercive action to shred individual agency and freedom - China has wielded the sensitive information of Americans to aid its traditional espionage efforts. Even if we cannot see the full effects now, come election season or the further escalation of geopolitical conflict, China is accumulating the exact kind of personal information through Temu it would need to wreak havoc at a moment’s notice. Earlier this year, Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., articulated how Temu fits into this mix, asserting that it is “a threat to American producers, investors, online retailers, and every single American’s personal privacy.” He underscored why it almost assuredly poses an even greater threat to our national security than TikTok.
@user-unintentional16 күн бұрын
@@Raptorade Once downloaded, Temu can access almost anything on your phone - the camera, internet, audio recordings, and more - according to one study.
@Fin4L6are16 күн бұрын
well he made what seemed to be ccp sponsored videos just recently
@NoctisIgnem11 күн бұрын
@@user-unintentionalseems like America specific, in Europe they aren't allowed to nor does the app actually ask any permissions
@denisewalsh658611 күн бұрын
Ari hasn't responded to all the viewer inquiries regarding his choice of Temu..warum?
@BBROPHOTO19 сағат бұрын
I absolutely loved the interaction at the end of this video!
@laewox9 күн бұрын
That’s really cool to see as a German :) … I really understood everything. Some words we don’t use nowadays, but you can still understand everything.
@emptywig16 күн бұрын
I really wish you wouldn't promote Temu. Its a terrible company and it promotes an unhealthy and exploitative business model. Please reconsider! The vid was awesome, though. I am so happy to see you here in Texas!
@gl-yph16 күн бұрын
Interesting how the German journalist notices the use of the word Kirchhof instead of Friedhof. This difference might perhaps be related to Dutch instead of German. The Dutch word for cemetery is Kerkhof, which translates to Church courtyard. Just as the German word for church is Kirch. So that's probably where Kirchhof originates from. A blend of German and Dutch.
@johnnybgoode936516 күн бұрын
Could also be dialect from Friesland
@Aintbegone16 күн бұрын
No it is not a blend. The word "Kirchhof" does exist in German as well. A very old fashioned word, but it is still in the dictionary. It also makes sense, as "Kirch" means "church" and "hof" means "courtyard". Both words are very common in modern German too.
@marekdlubatz16 күн бұрын
In rural Germany, you would sometimes see old churches with the cementary within their (back-)yard, it has become a rare sight these days but I think back when the Texas-Germans departed for America this setup might still have been quite common.
@PAR081216 күн бұрын
@@Aintbegone "Kirchhof" = a square on the property of the church, usually in front of the main entrance. "Friedhof" = cemetery.
@pkz42016 күн бұрын
I would assume that a lot of Germanic people moved to this town from different regions after the originals set up there. As more newcomers show up over the years, anyone who speaks any Germanic language would be tempted to move to that town, resulting in a lot of influences from many dialects and related languages. That is all speculation though, because I know nothing about this town that I didn't see in this video.
@Vincentanton203213 күн бұрын
Great Video man, but don't push temu. You deserve better. All the best from europe.
@noaoah36622 күн бұрын
Wow, as a half German that grew up in the US and speaks German fluently, if I ever go down to Texas, I would really pay a visit to these people. I would think that it would make them very happy to be able to speak German, and it would make me very happy too. It's heartwarming that they hang onto their culture, and it's just as heartbreaking that it won't be carried on with the future generations.
@Leibniz-ReiheКүн бұрын
Hi, first of all I want to say it's a really cool video. I'm from Germany and I can say that the dialect that the people speak sounds like East Prussian with English influences. And yes, you can still understand everything :D.
@makesquirrelsgreatagain16 күн бұрын
hello from Germany 👋 ❤ 🇺🇲🤝🇩🇪
@dominicgrasso48516 күн бұрын
not the temu ad lol
@user-unintentional16 күн бұрын
The threats China poses to the cybersecurity of critical American assets have been well established. In addition to operating the most advanced domestic surveillance apparatus in the world - thus, highly competent in poring over large sums of data that enable coercive action to shred individual agency and freedom - China has wielded the sensitive information of Americans to aid its traditional espionage efforts. Even if we cannot see the full effects now, come election season or the further escalation of geopolitical conflict, China is accumulating the exact kind of personal information through Temu it would need to wreak havoc at a moment’s notice. Earlier this year, Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., articulated how Temu fits into this mix, asserting that it is “a threat to American producers, investors, online retailers, and every single American’s personal privacy.” He underscored why it almost assuredly poses an even greater threat to our national security than TikTok.
@user-unintentional16 күн бұрын
@@dominicgrasso485 Once downloaded, Temu can access almost anything on your phone - the camera, internet, audio recordings, and more - according to one study.
@user-unintentional16 күн бұрын
“Temu’s goods are cheap not because of fair competition, but rather because of China’s familiar combination of intellectual-property theft, government subsidies, and human-rights abuses,” Cotton’s letter reads.
@najerrys506116 күн бұрын
HE ACTUALLY DID IT. HEILIGE GOTT VIELEN DANK XIOMA. I have infinite respect for you friend, you have shown light on out dying culture here in America. Mögen Güte und Glück dir folgen, wohin du auch gehst, durch der Country-Weg und Stadtstraßen und vom Fremdenland nach Hause, Gott segne dich
@jnkoa3310 күн бұрын
Watching 2 hours from Fredericksburg. Welcome, Ari! I love this State. God Blessed Texas! God bless America!
@Peter-rq7hz7 күн бұрын
thats so crazy! i moved nearby fredericksburg recently and visited a few times and always enjoyed the vibe of a little german community but to have xioma come and interview some of the locals made the history so interesting
@trevorduersch227816 күн бұрын
Really cool episode about German in Texas. I lived in Germany for 2 years and to see a small town in America that still speaks the language is really neat! Thanks for sharing Xiaomanyc! I had an experience in San Francisco CA a year ago where I was waiting to get a rental car, I heard a father and daughter speaking German then I suddenly started speaking to them. The dad rolled his eyes initially because he thought I was an American who could say a few phrases or words. Once I started speaking in full conversation he was like, "Woah! You do know German!" We had a great conversation and I think they were impressed to find someone who could speak their language half-way around the world.
@Industry-insider14 күн бұрын
There’s a huge German speaking population in Texas, 75% of people where I live speak low German
@WillE45416 күн бұрын
Fredericksburg is a beautiful town in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. If any of you ever find yourselves in that part of Texas I’d recommend stopping by!
@Sarasdeutschgrube12 күн бұрын
Such an interesting video! I really enjoyed the heartfelt conversation with Donnie, and it's sad to hear they weren’t allowed to speak German on school grounds. It’s really a shame he's part of the last generation preserving the language.
@jensabi10 күн бұрын
As a german its so wholesome to see you in the group of elderly people speakinh german...😂😊
@Squig52446 күн бұрын
I absolutely love growth and change, but my conservative nature and deep passion for history and culture make me adore every one of your videos. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Ari. I've been watching you for so long that it feels like I know you personally. I'm Scottish, currently living in the American Southeast. While my Mandarin isn't as fluent as yours, and I sometimes stumble when thinking in Russian, I greatly admire your language skills. It would be amazing to see you create a video in Russian someday! Thank you for sharing such wonderful content with us
@mattrichardson435115 күн бұрын
You just gave those people some love and that KZbinr some love and hope they have this as a happy memory’s
@WeserBremen15 күн бұрын
As a German it‘s absolutely interesting to hear the story behind the city and about the people. But the german is kinda old-fashioned and the grammar was kinda unusual, like nobody would speak like that in germany but of course I could understand everything fine. It‘s still crazy to me that they could get along with the german language for about 200 years. Like it happens naturally that you adapt the new language in your new environment especially with the amount of time since the immigration.
@ek438698 күн бұрын
Some of them sound like theyre from up north in hamburg or something
@djpitophp15 күн бұрын
My youngest son is Puerto Rican & speaks German. I love it I think it’s cool
@DavidVlogz2 күн бұрын
My son and I are learning German and it was cool understanding at you spoke