What Germans like about other Countries | Easy German 195

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[@Charmedsweet]

guys i think the reason u think it's more relaxed anywhere else than in Germany (Greece, Australia, etc) is because you went there as tourists ! Believe me, I live in Thessaloniki , Greece and my life's full of pressure haha

[@schurup2994]

actually people in places like greece turkey and other mediterranean countries work harder than most of germans in their country because they need to do this to sustain their life

[@user-xe7zy4nb3f]

Ελλάδα!!!!!!

[@user-xe7zy4nb3f]

GREECE!!!!!

[@smithcodes1243]

Very true. I am in Australia, boiling with both career pressure and bush fire.

[@kmit9191]

Nevertheless, Germans seem more grumpy from it. Maybe the cultural sphere doesn't allow for the same kind of relaxation other countries' inhabitants have

[@FesIRL]

Im from Puerto Rico, raised in the USA. I'm usually look serious even when happy. And I will tell you like it is. So when I went to Germany I thought, 'OMG I feel like home', I can be grumpy cat and be normal.

[@EasyGerman]

+Francisco Ramirez ahahahaha 😂🙈🙈

[@MoonOvIce]

I'm from Uruguay and I'm the same, people think that because it is South America that everyone is going to be warm, down here we're more like Europeans than the rest of latin america so you still see a lot of grumpiness.

[@mindyobussinesschile5014]

+MoonOvice I went to Montevideo, it was very pretty and but by my experience I still could see that they were warm like any South Amercian.

[@themeapster5974]

Lol maybe that more American than Puertorican XD, but I'm Puertorican too and can be like this sometimes hahaha

[@Landsknecht25]

Francisco Ramirez Same xD My happy face looks like im about to murder someone. But at least im actually from germany :D

[@user-dn8ii2ld3d]

Note for myself: Crazy big words: Lebenseinstellung - approach to life Lebensfreude - "zest for life"/joie de vivre rumgeschrien - shouted? (not in dict.cc) streiterein - arguments Gastfreundlichkeit - hospitality abwechlungsreich - varied Detalfreudigkeit - attention to detail aufgeschlossene - approchable Words I can't translate: anzustecken beziehungsweise Random English words translated: Easy - einfach lifestyle - Lebensstil import - einführen (doesn't apply to computers) Other good words to remember: Mut (m) - courage spannend - interesting spießig - stuffy, narrow-minded, Griesgram - grumpy rückwirkend - retrospectively meistjährig - for most of the year

[@fremejoker]

*anstecken: infect - infizieren, anstecken, verseuchen, beeinflussen, verunreinigen, verderben be contagious - anstecken set fire to - anzünden, anstecken be infectious - anstecken set alight - anstecken, zünden pin on - anhängen, anstecken fix on - anbringen, festmachen, anschlagen, anheften, anstecken, annähen tack on - anheften, annageln, anstecken be catching - anstecken *beziehungsweise respectively - beziehungsweise, respektive or rather - beziehungsweise, respektive

[@user-dn8ii2ld3d]

danke sehr!

[@thangible]

Können wir eine Packung von Vakalbelkärtchen für EASY GERMAN im Quizlet.com machen. Ich find das, wir ein Gruppe machen können.

[@lalalala4568]

The correct word for "rumgeschrien" is "herumschreien". That´s why you could not find it on dict, but you translated it in the right way! "rumgeschrien" means "herumgeschrien" (a lot of people don´t say the "her" at the beginning). You can use the word "herumgeschrien" in a sentence in the tense with "haben/sein" (past tense? not sure what to call it sorry). For example: Sie hat nur herumgeschrien (= She just shouted out loud.). It´s not present tense, that´s the other reason you could not find it in dict. :)

[@justink5000]

So, hospitality :D

[@EriPages]

As a fluent English speaker, I clicked on this video to hear how much of the natural German language I'd understand. I understood nothing.

[@nourimane1437]

@@RedboRF hhhhme too but i try anyway

[@marlub8200]

Just a few months with Easy German and I understood everything! Yippeee! Try it :-)

[@DS-tl3qe]

@@marlub8200 How much were you watching daily???

[@marlub8200]

@@DS-tl3qe So far, I've watched 87 videos and 15 super Easy German videos. I try to do exercises on Seedlang every day and it is really fun. To be fair, I am Afrikaans so I can guess 50% of the words.

[@plerpplerp5599]

Learn German, then.

[@andrewtucker94]

German lady: And I really like Poland, too. Poland: Not again

[@sebastiankrajewski2029]

really funny bro...funny as hell...uk? usa? which traitor are u?

[@eadgyth8200]

@@sebastiankrajewski2029 But it was funny:)

[@verbrannteerde7399]

@@eadgyth8200 wasnt it isnt it

[@timsummers870]

Shut up!

[@kadsenvieh]

lol

[@theexception9307]

One word I would use to describe German people after watching this video is modest. They are so open to other cultures and think their way of life is better, but in fact Germans aren't that grumpy, and life isn't that stressful in Germany. I only went there once but I could tell they like having fun just as much as we all do, they're just too shy to express it. Love from Lebanon.

[@chiaras6019]

EXACTLY germans are so so shy it's honestly adorable 🥰 they're a bit adverse at first but then they're all so sweet

[@bruceketcheson4877]

Sorry, modest isnt a word i would use for Germans.

[@AkikiMaya]

Oh really ? in which region you went in Germany and for how long ? (btw hi from Lebanon to Lebanon)

[@susannabonke8552]

Thank you so much from Germany..Lebanon is nice..

[@susannabonke8552]

@@bruceketcheson4877 so you met the shitty ones.. arrogant..I know them, too.

[@evgenikuzmov1606]

In Russia, we think that Germans make very good quality products and you are workaholics in general.

[@knueppeldick]

Unfortunately, that seems to be the past.

[@evgenikuzmov1606]

I love Hungary xoxo

[@kenworthNH]

I thought you were going to say they make good lampshades or something

[@Diabolik90rus]

I as a russian know very few people who drinks vodka,even fewer who loves ballet

[@paxmongolica33]

In Germany, we think that Russians make very good quality vodkas and you are alcoholics in general. :)

[@David2751]

I was so excited when she mentioned Colombia :) I don't know why people say germans are cold though, almost everyone in this video looked so nice and friendly.

[@carinfo2490]

They're not cold. Germans always like to complain and criticize themselves. Also people don't open up in 2 years with you like that Iranian ethnic girl told. I am Iranian and live in the Netherlands, been to Germany many times, and have many German friends. I became friend with those Germans most of the time in the first meeting. Maybe older Germans are harder to open up, but still when I traveled to Munster, Dusseldorf, Cologne, and Dortmund, whenever I was lost and needed to find a station or a shop's address I asked older people, and they were still friendly and helpful. Moreover regarding paying for others when you go to restaurant, that could differ too, I remember the first time I went to Germany, my German friends paid for my dinner. To sum it up, because of history of Germany, German people have been educated to always complain, blame and shame themselves. The thing is you can find cold, unfunny, bad, disingenuous, and stingy people anywhere in the world.

[@Dhelira]

There's always an idiot around

[@morenoarts4759]

David alot of them are the older generation

[@jburckhardt]

me too!!! may be because you are also from Colombia? :P

[@jburckhardt]

envidia

[@RenataPalladino]

Looks like everybody wants to open up, but nobody really does. (I know the feeling, and I'm Brazilian)

[@db4ch]

Guess what?No one cares

[@kinnish5267]

I am an Iranian and I feel the same way

[@harbanslal3941]

Renata Palladino hi how are you Brazil very beautiful country

[@arthurschmitz6747]

Ja, das finde ich auch. Brasilianer Menschen sind wärmer (ich komme auch aus Brasilien)

[@Javiertr86]

was die Leute einfach nicht merken ist, dass natürlich alles lockerer und ohne Stress im Ausland ist. Da bist du im Urlaub und hältst ein Mojito in der Hand, in Deutschland bist du an der Arbeit und jeder verarscht dich...

[@frankensteinsmonster9553]

Genau SO ist es. Die Leute besuchen schöne Urlaubsorte und werden von dauergrinsenden Mitarbeitern bedient, während sie sich mit anderen Urlaubern unterhalten, die ebenfalls entspannt sind.

[@frankensteinsmonster9553]

Ich hoffe, es gefällt Ihnen hier. :) Wo machen Sie denn Urlaub?

[@frankensteinsmonster9553]

Mit der Rechtschreibung und Grammatik haben auch viele Deutsche ihre Schwierigkeiten. ^^ Also keine Sorge. Viel Spaß weiterhin. :)

[@johnanderson6690]

Doch.

[@victoralanis5919]

das Stimmt nicht, ich wohnte ein Jahr in Deutchsland als Ausstauschschuler und habe gemerkt dass die Deutschen alles richtig machen wollen, egal ob das um die Schule oder den Garden geht und vergissen das leben zu genissen. Das finde gut, Ihr habt ein schönes Land mit Sicherheit aber viel Stress und wir in Latin Amerika haben viele Probleme und Korruption.

[@masakisensei]

Hallo Cari, ich komme aus Japan. Ich lerne Deutsch und Englisch immer hier. Eure Videos helfen mir sehr viel. Vielen Dank. Ich hoffe ich fliege nach Berlin am naechsten Jahr^^

[@fahrrad6643]

´ im´ nächsten Jahr :) Grüße nach Japan

[@richarddaniel8780]

Hey👋👋👋

[@brigittesevin2658]

2013 war ich in Japan und wir haben uns dauernd in Tokio verirrt. Die Japaner sind das freundlichste und hilfsbereiteste Volk der Welt für mich! Sogar Geschäftsmänner sind mit ihren Aktentaschen mit uns um mehrere Häuserblocks gelaufen, um uns zu unserem Ziel zu bringen! Und in einem Kaufhaus in der 2. Etage ist eine Angestellte mit uns bis vor das Kaufhaus gegangen, um uns von dort aus den Weg zu einem Geschäft zu zeigen! Ich liebe die Japaner!!

[@julia_ruby]

I actually felt quite envious when one of the interviewees said that in Germany, everyone pays for themselves... I love to share, but as an Australian, I actually get quite nervous when I don't have enough money to pay for everyone. Even when I explain myself, I worry that I still seem selfish.

[@mh-adlerglanz1057]

Sounds totally wierd to me as German. I am used to everyone paying their own Stuff. You only pay the Stuff of a Woman if you want something more from them then just friendship ;)

[@016329]

Agreed, we do the same in England and I hate it too! You wouldn’t go and buy someone else’s shopping or pay their electricity bill, why pay for their drinks? It just creates awkwardness and unnecessary confusion.

[@elenalovesanime5340]

Josh Gosh but really much people pay for ther friends, i gave my friend also 200€ and really really much in my school pay for ther friends too so...

[@nourimane1437]

as an Arabian we have the same thing e like to share evrything

[@qilu5394]

When you dine together and only pay for yourself... that WON'T happen in China ever. Unless it's young ppl going out and have reached an agreement beforehand to pay individually, which is ridiculous to people their parents' generation. They think it's impolite, and unfathomable, but as a young person I do think it makes everything easier. But still, I find it hard explaining why I didn't pay for everyone to my parents or older family members 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@jorgebalarinbenavides2172]

I'm from Peru, and I'm living eighteen years in Austria. The austrians are supposed to be softer than the germans, but anyway they approach the german character. What I like of living in Austria is that everything works. The people are not so warm as in other parts of the world, but they are correct and well educated (polite). I think that it is important for society to have responsability like the austrians and germans. That is a form of love, because not doing you duty perfectly sometimes has tragic consequences for the live of other people.

[@kaunas88]

I found the people in Hamburg to be every friendly and open.

[@linamdiazv]

I’m from Colombia and I remember an English teacher that worked in my school, she was German and we had a conversation about it, she said she loved colombians’ lifestyle because everyone was just so happy and she wished germas where more like us, relaxed, chill, and friendly while I wished colombians where more like germans in the matter of efficiency and how everyone works and get things done

[@jaupolio]

Please, no. Don't ever desire that to your beautiful Colombia. You will regret it for real!

[@onurgokturk]

I've just explored this channel and I have to say I'm impressed! The topics and the way she handles them. Good quality videos that give an insight 😃

[@lifeisfair8634]

I love this channel...makes learning German a really easy enjoyable experience thank you

[@gheng19671]

Lived in Germany for 20 years and I think some of the comments doesn’t fit the German culture Germans are nice and helpful people law abiding and punctual with their appointment that is what I love and we could learn about Germans

[@harmansingh-vo8rv]

I think germans are good people and just need to chill out a little.. I travelled around New Zealand with a couple of frenchmen and a german! Love from NZ

[@ahmedadel4602]

Congrats for the brilliant idea of language and culture exposure especially for German language beginners 👏🏼

[@stever6603]

I was a little worried there when you were going into "Isis Wohnung" ;)

[@EasyGerman]

+Steve R 🙈

[@ehsannoori7287]

Easy German super

[@jean-lucmechantcon2424]

How about you tried not importieren non whites ? Germans should definitely look back in their not so distant past and grow a pair ! How did Germany go from Top most Aryan nation to rape-i-stan ? Get your Germanic Pagan values back ! RaHoWa

[@claudiogonzalez3788]

so christiandom was merciful when burned people to "save their souls" in the middle ages , and love caring when call to war to infidels , what a joke

[@GBY13]

In the future, China would control Europe and we will have to watch Easy Chinese more.

[@soph4639]

COLOMBIAN HERE!! i loved her description of colombia so nice

[@herrschmidt6694]

Chile is nice ;) hay ordén y Somos como Los Alemanes

[@v4leri4E]

@@herrschmidt6694 na, los latinos son más amigables, caballerosos e in puntuales que los alemanes.

[@kinnish5267]

I never been there but someday I will visit Colombia :)

[@funnyblackcats]

Your channel is really good for us as foreigners. I love the interviewer so much , she always has a smile and the subjects you choose are really interesting to me! Thank u so much🥰

[@hamzaelmi3938]

Thanks for the Video .The subtitles are really helpful especially for people learning German like me. And you have a really nice smile and so adorable.Continue please! Greetings from Tunisia

[@geezextra234]

Hallo Cari, ich komme aus Indien. ich würde gerne die Pünktlichkeit den Deutschen in meine Kultur importieren. ich finde es einfach super wie die Deutschen die Privatleben von anderen respektieren..ich würde auch ein bisschen davon in meinem Kultur haben.

[@timsummers870]

I really like the themes you guys pick!! I love this show

[@shayneseatter7243]

Really love the effort you put into these videos. Going to interesting locations, interesting questions, good editing and direction, subtitles, clear and simple language... Really should have a spot on TV :D

[@dvivek07]

these days youtube is a better platform than tv

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[@intellectualwoman4039]

the woman at 8:10 looks like adele

[@evaundele123]

Als ich vor einigen Monaten in Japan war, fand ich die allgemein herrschende Ordnung und die Pünktlichkeit der Züge sehr beeindruckend. Das würde ich gerne hier einführen (@Deutsche Bahn: ja, fühl dich ruhig angesprochen!).

[@mmxx2229]

Your videos are awesome and it must take a lot of work to subtitle them. The quality of the video shows thanks to your effort. Thank you for showing us a little bit of Germany through your camera =)

[@EasyGerman]

+mm xx it's a pleasure for us :D thank you mm xx 😍

[@linusfotograf]

Sweden and Germany has a lot in common. I do like going to Germany on vacation because of the prettier towns and more beautiful nature.

[@Treva097]

Can you recommend me some cities? In the second World War a lot of cities lost their beautiful cityscape and many ugly post-war buildiungs were built. I only can think of Barmberg, Lüneburg, Rothenburg Ob der Tauber right now.

[@linusfotograf]

There are so many unharmed or rebuilt towns worth visiting. Landshut, Passau or why not all the pretty towns along Rhein or Mosel.

[@hannahsch3796]

And I love sweden because of it's beautiful nature :D I just love the deep forests and the lakes

[@shaquebrazil7503]

Nah Sweden is way more pretty. German towns lay next to industrail wastelands and have modern crap architecture due to the war.

[@fiddibelow]

Il speak for myself as a Norwegian I hate city's hate them I like nature and water city's can go away for all I care

[@DoryanTheCritic]

I'm subscribing in order to learn more German. I have to end up pausing the video all the time to catch up with the subtitles, because I like reading both of them to increase my comprehension.

[@gustavotolaba6836]

Deutschland ist mein Lieblingsland. Vielleicht das Beste. Ich liebe die deutsche Kultur. Es gibt so viele gute Dinge über Deutschland! ☺ Hola desde Argentina .Hello from Argentina

[@goldenera777]

Re piola ver un comentario así de parte de alguien de Argentina

[@jaupolio]

Vete a vivir en Alemania por unos seis y después vendrás a corrigir tu dulce comentario

[@oscarmaidana9294]

Wunderschon Brian Castaño.

[@catherinefalardeau1044]

Every time I watch your videos I find myself smiling. I love your content. It's easy to understand and oftentimes easiness is a synonym for boredom, but it's obviously not in the case of your channel. Your videos are a perfect example of optimal culture content for L2 students. It's interesting, authentic, actual and honest. It connects the language to the cultures of Germany beautifully. Congrats!

[@EasyGerman]

Thank you for your comment! It's nice to hear that you like your videos!

[@ebuzernur7060]

Bana iş bula bilirmisin almanyada

[@danielwilliam1801]

Ich habe noch nicht eine Reise gemacht. Aber ich mag Italien! Und ich danke Ihnen ich habe viel Deutsch gelernt! Ich will gerne Ihnen sagen, mach weiter!

[@albertosi87]

Hi i'm from Colombia and i started to learn German by myself! This is the first video that I see and I think learning German it's going to be a great challenge for me but I'm motivated!

[@PrateekJain-pi9jc]

Seriously the best language for learning German They have superb subtitles in both german and English. Thanks cari for making these videos.

[@frenchfan3368]

Diese Reinfolge war einfach spitze! Sehr interessant und besinnlich! Ich mag sehr gerne die deutsche Puntlichkeit und die Arbeitsauffassung.

[@juanfelipepineda6200]

Hallo Cari und Janus!. Ich bin Kolumbianer und ich gucke diese Videos seit zwei Jahren. Ich freue mich darauf, dass Isi über Kolumbien gesprochen hat. Ich bin jetzt in Deutschland und kann ich bestätigen dass Easy German ganz toll, nützlich und praktish ist. :D

[@EasyGerman]

+Juan Felipe Pineda das freut uns sehr :D

[@ricardomiguelesrodriguez1340]

Great videos, so helpful and enjoyable! Thank you guys!

[@lucyyin6614]

Schön, dass was ihr tut, die Welt mehr Verständnis macht! :)

[@swaminisumatmananda1806]

In anderen Laendern , wie Indien - z.B ist manchmal - zu viel Gemeinsamkeit!! Als ich in Deutschland alleine wohnte, Es war grossartig, nicht immer viele Leute um sich zu haben. Man hat Zeit fuer sich, zum Nachdenken usw

[@pablogualo]

One thing we think in Guatemala about Germany is that you make good products my grandfather who is 94 years old, love his straight razor(60 years old) from a company called the twins brothers . Now I'm learning German and hope I travel there one day. Saludos cordiales

[@brankog7]

Hi, recently discovered your show and been binge watching it. Great show, thanks !! One thing, please make the English subtitles the same size as the German ones. They're a bit small and difficult to read. Cheers from Australien!

[@sunrise2day462]

That is a very good question. I love looking at the sites of Germany. You are very natural with people (that's nice).

[@larcia75]

I'm happy to see that my beautiful country was mentioned here! 🇨🇷🇨🇷🇨🇷

[@EfraAv]

Interesting video ! The Japanese discipline and education

[@abel82]

Great video, this helps me train my ears on the natural way people speak on a daily basis. Although I dont understand everything I can pick some words and sentences. Grusse aus Peru

[@goldenera777]

Me cae muy bien la gente de Perú, saludos desde Argentina.

[@abel82]

@@goldenera777 estás aprendiendo Alemán también? De que parte de Argentina eres?

[@eliudmartinezcorona3948]

Vielen Dank für die videos, sie helfen mir sehr, weil ich Deutsch lerne. Grüße aus Mexiko... Du bist sehr süß und lustig!

[@annabella7285]

I just discovered your channel! Very interesting, refreshing, and enlightening! I love Germany!

[@cisar2003]

Pretty good video, I work for a German company, but I'm from Colombia, and yes we are very friendly and sometimes I think we are too friendly LOl. Working at a German company I see the difference, I'm heading to Germany on November for the first time so I'm a little worried that being too friendly may be disrespectful to people from Germany but I try to be as nice and respectful as possible. Thanks for the insight on you beautiful country and culture.

[@LligirlLo]

LIFE XPLORER How did it go? 🤗

[@Anon54387]

I'm American, and my boss is German. He has been here for decades, but doesn't totally understand Americans yet. For instance, Americans tend to take their jobs seriously without taking themselves too seriously. He mistakes this for not taking the job seriously. A guy I went to college with worked in tourism and he learned not to smile around Germans. They would assume someone is an idiot because of that.

[@LligirlLo]

Anon54387 Whaaat? That is crazy! Not smiling around strangers can make them feel uncomfortable and insecure & we germans are not an exception! So please tell him to smile around us 😊 ( you don't have to smile all the time but it's nice every once in a while )

[@elizabethchoymoorman6381]

Wunderbar video! Ich muß es noch mehr sehen--so vielen neues Wörter! Ein ganz interessantes Thema!

[@NALINDALIYANAPATHIRA]

Thanks love. Really big efforts of u guys on every video. ❤❤

[@elama8592]

That's true, when I came in germany in the first week i got confused about how people are so precise here about paying the bills! Zusammen oder getrennt 😁

[@supersabrosinho]

ich bin aus colombia! Du bist immer wilkommen hier im medellin. sie werdest tanzt und habt große Spaß. Danke für ihre video und ich hoffe das ich werde viele deutsche lernen.

[@LligirlLo]

Sabroso Lopez Viel Glück beim Deutschlernen 😊

[@supersabrosinho]

Danke!

[@sahyrarabael7904]

omg ich bin auch aus kolumbien (bogota).Amo mi cultura :3

[@antoniog.p.5042]

Colombia here!!! when do you come to Colombia, there is a lot of places to visit, very beautiful envoiroment, ancient history, many cultures and amazing local foods that you should test...

[@AJMoore101]

Danke! I love this channel. It is really helping me learn. Du bist mein held! lol

[@Abdul-yd8eq]

Ich glaube dass ein bisschen übertreiben ist ,dass die deutsche unfreundlich oder nicht locker sind . ich bin seit anderthalb jahr in Deutschland und meine bisherige Erfahrung hat mir gezeigt ,dass die deutsche ziemlich freundlich sind und ich hatte positive Erfahrung .auf jeden fall die Menschen sind verschiedenen

[@ihsahnakerfeldt9280]

Abdulaziz Wird immer gesagt es kommt drauf an wo man ist

[@___________3150]

Die Menschen in Niederbayern sind ja schon komplett anders als die Menschen in der Oberpfalz, also von daher kein Wunder dass es so viele verschiedene Erfahrungen in Deutschland gibt. Ein Oberpfälzer findet es höflich zu fragen:,,kann ich bitte durch?´´ und der Niederbayer findet es höflich niemanden zu nahe zu treten und nichts zu sagen... ist zumindest meine Erfahrung. ^^

[@jaupolio]

Germans are sadly emotional repressed. They do not bring the matter to the heart, but always to the HEAD. They start co-fabulating and philosophizing about a certain theme. Yes... they simply suffocate their emotional instinct. Affection transmission or vibrating compliments are uncomprehensable for them. Sooo, that's why they admire those mentioned things on other cultures and countries.

[@sival70]

Hallo Cari!! Hallo Janusz und Hallo Easy German Team....Ich bin Kolumbianer und ich lerne Deutsch seit 2 Jahren und ich wurde gern sagen dass, "Easy German" sehr viel mir geholfen hat. Es freut mir sehr wenn ich schönen sachen über mein Land höre trotz die Problemme die hier gibt. Ich denke dass, Deutsche leute sind immer nett und freundlich, deswengen seid euch immer in meine Stadt und in mein Land Willkommen. Ich wirklich mag deutsche Kultur. Was ins Auge springt von Deutschen ist die Punkliklichkeit, die zuverlassigkeit und die Ordnung (ich wurde gern das importieren) Danke für dieses shönes KZbin channel. (PD: Caris Schwester ist so hübsch)

[@tomasito051]

Juan Pablo Barrera Silva Hola, que posibilidades tienes para apoyarme en conversar en Aleman. Gracias.

[@josdav5795]

hallo aus Costa Rica. Alles mein Herz für euch. Ich liebe euch...

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[@johanneskiefer6912]

Wow, du kannst ja sogar Sprichwörter wie "Ins Auge springen"! Super! Ich weiß selber, dass Redewendungen in Fremdsprachen am schwierigsten zu lernen sind. Falls Interesse besteht, hier noch ein paar (neue?) Redewendungen: "Was ist dir denn für eine Laus über die Leber gelaufen?"= "Warum hast du denn so eine schlechte Laune?" "Mit gehangen - mit gefangen"= "Wer bei einer Sache mitgemacht hat, muss auch "dafür geradestehen", als später Verantwortung dafür übernehmen." "Wie du mir, so ich dir"="Wie du mit mir umgehst, so gehe ich mit dir um" Viel Spaß damit, habe den Kommentar nur gesehen und mir gedacht: "Das verdient doch eine Belohnung!" :D

[@halilla]

ü

[@monicamichel7805]

I'd like to know if Cari gives online German lessons. I love her accent and her personality.

[@brahimabdelfateh332]

Danke für das Video, sehr schön und interessant ☺️♥️

[@oscarchuquillanqui8574]

03:40 That guy coming from behind, That guy is a Legend!

[@akosacs01]

lmao

[@ThorOdinson167]

FASHON IS MY PROFESSION )))

[@MissLessDias]

So happy to hear positive things of Colombia from a German. Although I don't feel that germans are all so cold, here in Bochum at least.

[@jaupolio]

Oh hell, they are!

[@sywrhmidy7767]

THIS VIDEO IS JUST Awsome KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK GUYYS

[@blathum9]

I think this is the old story of the grass is always greener, because when you are on Holidays abroad everything seems new fresh and everyone seems friendlier and you are less stressed so you have a distorted veiw of that countries reality etc etc.

[@FlamingCockatiel]

I like that in Germany, feelings are considered of secondary importance in a conversation, so criticism is not considered so devastating. Compartmentalizing has its benefits.

[@janajacoby3391]

I receive much harsher critizism from foreigners than from germans. A lot of foreigners are very direct too. For example I experienced different times that they tell you straight to the face: "I hate german, german people, Germany"

[@jessehiott672]

I'm late to this party and just now finding this neat channel. I lived in Germany for a few years while in the army. I enjoyed the culture there. I'm not a chitchat, small talk kind of person and I don't like beating around the bush like most Americans do. I'd import that here to the US along with the education that Germans have. They are much smarter and more engaged in what's going on than we are here.

[@luisguillermocarranza2764]

I'm from Costa Rica. Glad to hear to hear my country even mention in video like these. Most people don't even know where it is.

[@rachelwells2205]

I'm glad Australia got a mention!! I'm from Australia and we are pretty relaxed😍 I recently went to Germany and I love their culture too🙌🏼

[@golfmother3141]

Yes we are very relaxed in OZ but i really like the German food and the attention to detail in Restaurants , the way it all works on time, must be my Scandinavian/scot heritage .

[@sebas346]

Ich finde es schön, dass manche Deutschen mag Costa Rica so gerne! Ich würde in Deutschland studieren und auch leben wenn ich die Gelegenheit hatte! Grüße aus Costa Rica! Ich liebe ihre Videos!

[@neihctran6950]

Oh Gott !!! Oh Gott !!! Viet Nam kommt heute öfter in diesem Video vor. Als Vietnamese freue ich mich drauf.

[@aslanaslan4366]

Danke für die Videos, sehr interessant.

[@asoulatlarge1688]

I met an old German lady on the train in Germany. I asked her the station( Würzburg) I had to get and she kindly let me know the station. Howerver, she suddenly told me my pronunciation was wrong and tried to correct my German pronunciation for about ten minutes. (because I pronounced "u(woo)" instead of " ü".....)She kept going on until I spoke as she taught. Thanks to her I could distinguish the differnece between u and ü on the day. It was one of my good memories in Germany.

[@EasyGerman]

Oh wow. That sounds so typically German. Good for your pronunciation, but also slightly annoying 😂

[@cerenademe9433]

I would actually love that 😊

[@Genenat]

I love Germany and the reason why life in Germany sounds so 'stressful' is because one is expected to work efficiently. It is one thing to go visit or even live in a country for some months where everything is 'locker' but when one lives in an inefficient system then yes you might not have the stress to meet some deadlines at work but while you are chilling and not proceeding with your work, someone else is waiting for you to finish your job and is in stress. Germans romanticize this notion of easy-going life but living in such an inefficient country for a long period of time can build up a lot of stress. Chaos is a fun change for them but it's not fun when your life is affected by it on a daily basis.

[@luisluna7431]

Liebe Grüsse aus Kolumbien, ich freue mich daran "kolumbien" in das video zuzuhören!

[@divingbird7421]

Ich möchte mich bei euch für eure hilfreiche videos bedanken.

[@georgeorfanidis3856]

Hallo liebe Leute, das ist das erste mal, dass ich zu eurer Kanal kommentiere. Ich entschuldige mich für manchmal nicht Korrekt zu schreiben Seit sechs Monaten lerne ich Deutsch selbst. Ehrlich zu sein, ich versuche um Deutsch zu sprechen. Ich finde eurer Kanal sehr sehr super und es hat mir sehr geholfen. Ich komme aus Griechenland und ich mochte gern die Freundlichkeit und die Gastfreundlichkeit in Deutschland bringen aber ich mochte auch viele viele positive Dinge von Deutschland nach Griechenland mitnehmen.Vielen Dank fur eure wunderbar Videos. Keep going!

[@vitakhan307]

The Germans always look very positive, with smiling faces and the old generation people are accurate and attractive to look at. The Germans are curious, but at the same time discreet and know the limits. They are helpful and happy when foreigners try to talk German. They like going out and interested in many things in life. They are interesting to talk to. Of course, there are always exceptions in this world, too.

[@greenknitter]

Ireland got a mention :) I would like German punctuality and rule of law here, but prefer our openness and friendliness.

[@greenknitter]

My fiance is East German-from Thuringen and I'm going there for the first time soon. It looks beautiful from the photos I've seen and yes I've heard East Germans are friendlier than in the West, certainly the ones I've met are :)

[@greenknitter]

Ah good to hear we're treating you well and you're enjoying it :) yeah I can imagine if you're used to being left alone when you go out it might be a little much to have strangers chat to you a lot, but they mean well. I hope it doesn't bother you too much! it's not being nosey, it's just that most Irish people are genuinely curious and interested in others and like making that connection. And we're a small country with a small population so people have that stronger sense of community than some other places. Outside of Dublin anyway. Are you planning to stay much longer? what part of the country are you in? I'm actually living in Germany right now with my German fiance-Stuttgart. People are nice but a bit more...formal I would say. Am staying for a few years then returning home to Ireland.

[@greenknitter]

Ah ok, I just saw your other comment in German. One year in Cork and half year in Dublin. I love Cork, especially West Cork, so beautiful. Agree with you on the rubbish and dog crap problem though general cleanliness has improved I think. I was in Berlin last Christmas and New Year and thought Dublin was cleaner though actually! but the Pfand system...YES we should have that in Ireland too! politicians have been talking about it lately so maybe it will happen??

[@greenknitter]

Well I'm cynical too then because I thought of the benefits to homeless and very poor system if we introduced the Pfand system also. Some people won't care about the money back and will dump bottles and cans in waste bins so that could earn a few extra euro for homeless people who were prepared to collect them. It's awful I know and of course not any kind of solution to the problem but I saw them do so in Sweden where they have a similar return system so if it helps them surely it's something good, as well as the obvious environmental benefits. Yes Berlin is massive of course but I think other big German cities like Hamburg would be cleaner? Berlin seems to me to be the most "unGerman" city in many regards :) so yes maybe it's not fair to compare a much smaller city like Dublin. Where I'm from-Waterford is very clean-officially the cleanest city in the country, so we can do it if we want to! I think we don't place so much emphasis on a place having to be spotlessly clean as Germans do, however people feel about that. Maybe being a Catholic country has something to do with it-none of the Protestant or Puritan sense of "cleanliness is next to Godliness" and making a moral virtue of it in Ireland. I heard about that-people being uptight and a bit stingy here in Swabian land. I haven't been here long enough to tell yet. My favourite part of the country so far is the Thuringen Wald where by fiance is from, stunningly beautiful.

[@bryanwest5398]

Same! As an American in Italy, I prefer the friendliness, culture, and smiles of Italy rather than the stronger economy of Germany. The Irish are super friendly and remind of the Italians in some ways.

[@qualcunoacaso6733]

Amazing episode! Really interesting

[@cnavarrete1999]

Eventhough I've never been to Germany (yet) I really like their punctuality and their being direct when speaking to someone

[@davidvilla2987]

Greetings from Colombia! I hope you had had a wonderful time here, as for me, I'm still really looking forward to living in Germany (Gotta learn german first haha) :)

[@sahyrarabael7904]

Soy de Alemania pero mi mama es de Bogota :D Good luck with that!

[@davidvilla2987]

Thank you, you're such a sweetheart!

[@thesenate5956]

Juan David Villa Dude, every region in germany has its own language/dialect good luck :D

[@davidvilla2987]

I appreciate the advice! Which dialect would you recommend me the most? :)

[@MiguelMiranda-kx8so]

Ich wohne in Würzburg doch bin aus Lateinamerika, Ich habe 1 Jahr und ein Paar Monaten in Deutschland gewohnt und mir gefällt es hier sehr. Was ich von der deutschen Kultur schätze ist die Richtigkeit der Leute, die meistens sind sehr korrekt und streng mit den Gesetz und Sozialeregeln, doch sie können auch so sein mit einem Lächel im Gesicht, das finde ich schön. Also, die meisten Personen die ich hier kennengelernt habe (ich bin Kellner, also ich treffe immer mit verschiedene Leute) finde ich sehr sehr nett, höflich und gesittet. Ich habe Berlin besucht und habe ich es total anders als hier in Bayern gefunden, dort ist die Leute verbittert, griesgrämig und man sieht einfach die schlechte Laune von der Leute, die sind so egal ob man ihnen mit Höflichkeit behandelt, habe ich sehr Schade gefunden. Also, was ich von meiner Kultur nach Deutschland importieren würde, wäre ja bestimmt die herzliche Wärme und Lockerheit die es sich dort viel ergibt, zum Beispiel auf der Arbeit, manchmal machen die Deutschen sich vielen Stress über nichts und es wird alles zu ernst genommen. Einschließlich muss ich sagen dass trotzt diese nicht so schöne Eigenschaften (meine Meinung) der die Deutschen zeigen können, liebe ich dieses Land und sein Leute, Ich bin eigentlich sehr dankbar mit Deutschland und den Deutschen für die Gelegenheit die sie mir gegeben haben. Ich liebe Deutschland :)

[@EasyGerman]

Danke für deine tolle Geschichte! Es ist sehr interessant, wie du den Unterschied zwischen Bayern und Berlin wahrgenommen hast. Im großen und ganzen kann ich dem zustimmen. In Bayern sind die Leute herzlicher und offener als in Berlin :)

[@thesenate5956]

Miguel Miranda Als Bayer bin ich aber jetzt beleidigt :D

[@___________3150]

Du warst bestimmt in Niederbayern, da sind die Leute wirklich so. Gruß aus der Oberpfalz ;P

[@u-botamsudpol1918]

Miguel Miranda Nice to hear, but with Berlin I have to say that’s the Berlin culture. I think it’s pretty typical 😅

[@11Kralle]

There's a joke about Berlin: it's the only place, where war-criminals feel uncomfortable. ...if only looks for an explanation, it might be worthwhile to have a hardy and long brainstorm why there's no mega-city in Germany. Four million berliners is quite astounding for the population of a capital city, isn't it?

[@VladanLukovic91]

Hallo Cari! Ich lerne Deutsch seit 3 Monaten. Jeden Tag :D Diese Videos nützt mir sehr! Ich werde viel Deutsch lernen. Vielen dank! Themen sind immer so interessant. Ehrlich gesagt, ich genieße immer. Ich muss auch sagen, dass ich dich verstehe, aber andere Leute nicht so... Ungefähr 60%. Aber ich glaube dass ich werde mein Deutsch verbessern. Tschüss!

[@dianakanatbekova8244]

jaa diese video gefällt mir sehr und danke schön für deine hilfe easy German!!!

[@lolawho8676]

It is so interesting how ppl have different perceptions about cultures. For example I find Germans very open and warm as ppl. When I walk in Berlin on streets or go to institutions , sometimes I have a feeling I know everyone, because ppl warmly greet you and talk to you all the time. The other big cities in the world are so much more cold and anonymous.

[@dond499]

Berlin is very different from the rest of Germany, most germans hate Berlin

[@EasyGerman]

FIRST!

[@Shankar-Bhaskar]

Video on views on India please

[@dmcdr1369]

Ja! Ihr habt Zuschauer in Kolumbien! :)

[@hayatullahpordeli2224]

Hallo Schatzi könntest du bitte mir deine Facebook

[@BobiR-bl9fc]

Cologne is awesome If I find a room for rent there for a year

[@steveboy7302]

+sameer kumar no

[@tedddyyooo6848]

das war ein interessante thema cari und ich habe viel gelernt.danke Ihnen.

[@adamford4167]

I’ve never been to Germany but my Ancestors are from there. I live in Duchesne, Utah in the USA. It’s a small town of 1500 people that’s located in North Eastern Utah. The culture here is very Laid back and we generally have dinner with different families once or twice a month. They either come to my house or I go to theirs. We play a lot of outside games together or board games inside during the colder season. We eat a large variety of foods from other cultures including pasta, pizza, fried fish, Gyros, and alot of Tacos. The cost of living is fairly cheap in comparison to larger cities but with Amazon and eBay it feels about the same. I really enjoyed your video and I will look at the others you have made. Take care and thank you for making these. Its a-lot of fun to see and hear from everyday German people.

[@jesusvega4564]

Ich komme aus Kolumbien!!!!!! :D Das war super es zu hören, und wir sind sehr freundlich XD Cari, wann kommen sie nach Südamerika????? :D :D Bitte Bitte bring Mathias mit. Er sieht sehr sehr schön und toll aus. Danke für deine Videos. :P

[@sahyrarabael7904]

viva colombia :D Meine Mutter kommt aus Kolumbien.

[@martinsnobr3575]

Nice, they liked Czech Republic! :-) Danke für diese sehr interessant video.

[@akari8168]

Martin2035 ja ich mag die Tschechien weil meine Familie Mal ursprünglich von dort kommt und außerdem sind die ja gleich um die Ecke

[@DarthAndredu]

Und die haben auch leckeres Bier. Budweiser und Pilsner Urquell.

[@UnAshamed2010]

Es macht sehr viel Spaß, Deutsche über sich selbst reden zu hören. Die Ehrlichkeit ist erfrischend.

[@MoonlightMaggie]

I love watching these videos. It’s interesting what people say, but I’m amazed how much I am able to understand of it now! I’m in my third year of German and I finally feel like I’m starting to be conversational lol

[@EasyGerman]

That's great to hear! We wish you much success in the future 😊

[@ghieth937]

7:37 was Jauns laughing about this man' shoes ?😂

[@mohamedsaleh5798]

2:09 slight smile when her friend likes poland

[@sanmartiniano29]

que bellezas las alemanas me gustaria conocer alemania thanks to share the video grattings from Argentina Tierra Del Fuego....

[@GregoryKC]

Wie viel hat Cari sich geändert! Das ist wunderschön! Cari, du hast die große Arbeit an dich gemacht!

[@user-dn8ii2ld3d]

These would be good as audio podcasts with transcripts. Would there be any interest in that?

[@morgenmuffel1359]

ALLE Deustchen sagen, dass sie Lockerheit und Offenheit aus anderen Kulturen importiert möchten. Wenn ALLE ebenso denken, was ist das Problem?

[@user-yg8qd2py2g]

Ich denke nicht dass das "ALLE" Deutschen sagen, ich würde es zB eher hassen ;) (Bin auch eher ein Introvert, das aber gerne) ... Ich mag die "Kaltheit" und Direktheit (warum auch immer es meistens so beschrieben wird) der Deutschen sehr sehr gerne und würde es für nichts auf der Welt tauschen. So können sich die Meinungen ändern ^^

[@ihsahnakerfeldt9280]

morgen muffel manchmal kann man dafür nichts dass man irgendwie tickt und wünscht sich somit anders zu sein oder Dinge von anderen Kulturen zu importieren. Es ist so als würde man sagen "wenn wir diesbezüglich nur anders wären"

[@kathaa-b6972]

Ich weiß, das Video ist alt, trotzdem: @morgen muffel: Alle kommunikativen Leute, die sich vor einer Kamera anquatschen lassen, sagen das vielleicht ;). Alle wahrscheinlich nicht. Andererseits, ,@Isahn Akerfeldt, da stimme ich dir zu. Es ist vielleicht so, als wenn man als schüchterner Mensch sagt: 'Ich würde gerne offener auf andere zugehen können.' oder als Raucher 'Ich würde eigentlich gerne mit dem Rauchen aufhören'. Man hat ein Idealbild, das aber (aus der eigenen Wahrnehmung) schwierig umzusetzen ist, bzw. ein Problembewusstsein aber keine Problemlösungsstrategie. Besonders kulturelle Verhaltensmuster sind schwer zu ändern, weil sich das meist über mehrere Generationen eingeprägt hat und einem auch immer von allen Seiten so vorgelebt wird.

[@Lu-rd4zy]

Ich glaube die Mentalität passt auch immer ein bisschen zu der Landschaft und so. Ich finde das passt dann für diese Regionen auch.

[@mortens.7490]

Liegt wohl eher daran, dass wir Deutschen nicht zusammenhalten im Gegensatz zum Großteil anderer Staaten.

[@Sasasasasasasa17]

Hallo ich komme aus Italien und ich mag und lerne gerade Deutsch und ich mag viel seinen Kanal , weil ich er sehr nutzlig finde also danke für deine videos!

[@ichliebedeutschland-dussel9212]

Love your videos, Im trying so hard to catch up with the words