What do Germans do on Holiday? (Learning German 01)

[@pakabe8774]

Wunderschön, dass Du endlich den Mut gefunden hast! Mach weiter so. Es ist schön, dass es Dich gibt.

[@yourtruebrit]

aww danke, yeah we are back for good some changes but yeah!

[@Fee_Zimm]

Schön Dich wieder zu sehen&hören 🥰

[@fernandotabora]

Niceee dudd you are back!

[@yourtruebrit]

Yep we are back, with something new 😅

[@calibrepowa1762]

Well done to you this is a really hard thing to do!

[@scarba]

I learned German with the Goethe Institut, intensive 5 weeks course, five hours a day, all in the German language. Believe me it’s the quickest and best way to learn. If you have the basics you can take it from there, (I’m Scottish), I would recommend a German girlfriend too. I married my German boyfriend:)

[@yourtruebrit]

oh nice from A2 right ?

[@scarba]

@@yourtruebrit I only did A1 and then just picked up the rest myself. I’m fluent now. Written German could be better though 😬. Probably a Goethe Institut in Münich. They have great teaching methods and I had a great laugh

[@alice_hml]

Not everybody has the time and money to go to German school 5 days a week sadly!

[@scarba]

@@alice_hml yes, that’s true, or the money, some KZbinrs might be able to though

[@yourtruebrit]

Sorry the subtitles did not render together!

[@peter_meyer]

So you reuploaded the video? Because i remember a lot more views on the video when i watched it first. (German:) Also hast du das Video neu hochgeladen? Ich erinnere mich an mehr Views als ich es zuerst gesehen habe. Keep doing videos! I love your vids!

[@yourtruebrit]

there was a slight problem with the video, so I had to reupload :)

[@phoenixsspark6150]

you got this

[@nettcologne9186]

- Huh, she was in Slovenia and Hungary and then she says she was at the seaside? Okay, Slovenia has exactly one seaside resort, maybe she was there, but what about Hungary, a landlocked country? - Hä, sie war in Slowenien und Ungarn und dann sagt sie, sie sei am Meer gewesen? Okay, Slowenien hat genau einen Badeort, vielleicht war sie dort, aber was ist mit Ungarn, einem Binnenstaat?

[@joebar3514]

The people here that speak english better than the rest probably watch english telly. I know most german show are sub standard, but there a some gems. Maybe watch Loriot, or Stromberg (German 'The Office'), Der Tatortreiniger you know stuff like that. Easier to string together sentences you memorized. Oh and the movie Superstau has all the major dialects.

[@yourtruebrit]

Oh the German office was very interesting, try to understand the jokes was hard to say the least 😂👌

[@arnodobler1096]

Weiter so!

[@rairei]

Servus, sehr schönes Video. Mach weiter auf Deutsch ! Du hast nette Leute auf der Straße gefunden - diese helfen Dir, Dein Deutsch zu verbessern. Üben, üben, üben = sprechen, sprechen, sprechen 🙂 I wouldn't mind you to add some words like "stressful" into your sentences, best as an addition to the German "stressig"

[@yourtruebrit]

yeah, I really tried just didn't work as planned haha!. Hope your doing well! :D

[@birdsongs482]

Ich wunsche ich hätte das easy-going attitude während Deutsch mit Leute zu sprechen

[@yourtruebrit]

It’s all about just having fun 👌

[@birdsongs482]

@@yourtruebrit Easier gesagt than getan :p

[@alexplorer]

I know you're focusing on German, but check the description: "There app has been a massive help on my journey so far!"

[@yourtruebrit]

Thank you for the help ❤️

[@DanielEfendi1]

I guess hiking?

[@vixhuexe4509]

halo

[@yourtruebrit]

Servus

[@peter_meyer]

@@yourtruebrit Moin!

[@WonWin-nr3dw]

🇮🇩Grüße...naice, dich zu treffen...Was gibt es Neues bei Chanel in Deutschland...ich weiß nicht...(Ironisch)🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘

[@michaelbaumann55]

schräge Eng, ähm Briten find ich gut / du verwechselts Streit mit Beschweren

[@peter_meyer]

nun, im Englischen ist ein Streit ein argument und eine Beschwerde ein complaint. Da ist das "Brücken bauen" nicht einfach. Was Kieran machen kann, ist einfach ein wenig Denglisch zu nutzen. Anstatt "having an argument with your partner" könnte er "having stress with your partner" nutzen, denn das ist auf Deutsch genauso "mit dem Partner Stress haben"

[@yourtruebrit]

Yeah, the tutor was saying about it with the problem

[@peter_meyer]

@@yourtruebrit she made a good impression. keep in mind many in Germany do know english, so the occasional use of English terms is not a bad way to find out what you still have to learn while your interview partner (and the viewers) still would know what you are talking about. (and yes, even though I lived in England for a while, I still used Google Translate... it's been a while)

[@peter_meyer]

@@yourtruebrit Oh, and i'd say Harry Po´ah too, when i speak english. I lived in Herts, just north of London.