Why Germans Are So Lovable (8 Americans)

[@missrecorderr2100]

I have met so many German people around my age, and I can say... wow!!! I used to be so sad but now I smile every day!!! All of my German friends just have calm voices and amazing personalities! Since I met them during quarantine, I sadly have never met them in real life. However, I can say one thing... they love me more than any other person I have ever met!!! Sometimes I get scared, anxious or panicky. Often times nobody really would stay with me until I'm completely recovered. However, when I met my German friends, they showed me something about them. Until I was fine, they stayed right there and comforted me! My other friends from America (my country) say the same thing. I even have a friend with autism who says that the Germans were so nice to her! They are direct, but they are sympathetic and empathetic. It's incredible! One time, there was a terrible situation going on which involved three people freaking out. The next thing I know, my German friend Kyra is up at 5:00 AM her time helping everyone! I can't say enough... I just love them! You'd think because of the world wars that Germans are rude and cruel people, but that's not the reality now. I have formed connections with multiple Germans, and two of them agreed to record songs with me!!! The best part about what I just said was this: My other German friend Lilly seems very serious. So as a result I am not sure how she is when it comes to funny things. But, when I asked her if she wanted to sing a funny song with me she said yes!!!!! Germans also overdo things a little... one time my American friend was just a little scared and my two German friends acted like she was super panicky. Even though the Germans didn't need to act that way, everyone was so happy. As I said above, I am smiling so much more!!! I have SIX Germans in a group chat with me and they are some of the kindest people there! I love them! To all the Germans who are reading this... thank you for everything! Hold up... I forgot to mention something else! One day I was bullied in the worst way. The bully even tried to push my German friends away from me but they all stood their ground. The Germans were the ones who called me every day after the bullying happened and they comforted me saying that I could still trust them and that the bullying was over. Now, I'm done talking. Thank you for everything Germans!!! I love you... Ich liebe dich!!!

[@sariferrari9628]

I’m a German and thank you so much for your kind words! 🥰

[@marieluiseweiss879]

oh that's incredibly sweet. Love from Germany

[@smoove8996]

Thank you so much for your kind Words, it makes me so proud that you have this Opinion of us :) Have great Holidays

[@thomasrichter7767]

may i ask in wich way do you met these guys? gaming or stuff like that? I'm realy happy when i see coments or videos like this. I wish you a good time and stay healthy. greetings from germany

[@missrecorderr2100]

@@thomasrichter7767 I met them in a kind of unusual way. I'm a blind person, and of course it can be hard to find other blind people. So my friend MaKenzie set up a texting group chat for blind people. It turned out that a German got in there, and I was not sure what to think. But after I met her, I was so happy that I wanted to meet other ones! So, I connected with a bunch more the same way. Also, saying hello back to you from America!

[@HUTZELMUTZEL]

thank you - if have tears in my eyes as a german

[@jfk7007]

Dafuq

[@bachibak]

Me too ;-;

[@xeno07_max20]

same XD

[@therapyhelps]

Same

[@Julzxvr]

Idk why but this makes my heart race very fast. As a German I always thought that a lot of people would still think about us the same way as in WWII. Love to all ❤️

[@stephenord3403]

I go to Germany a lot, I just love being there. I meet german people and they ask so much about me and GB. I'm from nottingshire and they love to listen about our history. I love you Deutschland

[@whispers._.]

Would hear about that too xD

[@BonanoTM]

German people are really cool. They have all kinds of qualities that stand out. Honesty, punctuality, sense of humour, profesionalism, loyalty,strong mentality.. Living in Germany is like a learning experience.

[@michaelmoneymaker5397]

Sense of humour? Professionalism? Never!!

[@Arsenic71]

It certainly is a learning experience!

[@fazerlin6872]

It makes me so happy to watch this, as a german🥰

[@TTAgostinos]

5 Minuten vor der Zeit ist des Deutschen Pünktlichkeit!

[@uzzisalomon6230]

Nur für diejenigen, die es nicht gelernt haben. Pünktlich ist Punkt genau. Zu früh ist auch unpünktlich.

[@stevenhammerich6368]

Laut der deutschen Bahn ist 1:30std auch noch pünktlich😂

[@JK-jb1fn]

Jawohl

[@falkus7yt293]

Das trifft komplett auf mich zu xd

[@falkus7yt293]

@@uzzisalomon6230 Thank you mister helpfull

[@HenryAusLuebeck]

wow. Das schmeichelt mir sehr. Google Translate: That flatters me very much.

[@jenniferselzer6485]

Kann ich deinen Google Translator ausleihen? Dann kann ich grad auswandern :)

[@kirandeshmukh1944]

Yes I know Germans are very helpful, being direct, hard working, and punctual .. love these qualities . Being an Indian , I hate being indirect n I cannot get hidden meaning though lived there. It’s very hard fr me.. but if some one is direct I feel at ease

[@Arsenic71]

My girlfriend is never on time. BTW when you ask a German 'how are you doing?' it doesn't just mean something like 'hi', it means 'how are you doing?'. So be prepared... :)

[@Kartoffelsuppe_m_Wursteinlage]

an italian saying come to my mind; afterwards it takes two minutes for the answer, because germans ask themselbes to answer honestly.

[@alexiakelley4245]

I’m from the Southern states, so I’m prepared for at LEAST ten minutes of chatter with any interaction 🤣

[@t2i7m57]

Thanks guys. Ich danke Ihnen von Herzen. :)

[@randomhumanbeing1225]

Watching this as a German makes me cry this is so wholesome

[@tigribnamhe4760]

Thanks for your open words its nice to hear how you think about us🙂

[@LakayFTW]

I have to be at work at 8 am and when i arrive on time i do say: "Tut mir leid, dass ich so spät bin" , Sorry that I am late. Even when I am not late.

[@privatkanal6572]

well... fellow Geman commenter you seem to be the exact opposite of me xD

[@bachibak]

@@privatkanal6572 yeah...

[@aaronkelly5103]

Why are Germans so lovable? They will put two walls up when you try and get to know them.. But once you get to know them they will put 5 walls up to protect you.. Hope you understand the point I'm making!!

[@MasterBerion]

Guys don't be disappointed if you meet some German who do not follow these stereo types. Maybe the majority follows theses behaviors but I know many who do not. And there a regional differences as well which you cannot apply to all Germans.

[@patz470]

The "nö" got me a smile. Danke. I needed that.

[@theMou]

hard coated chocolate candies:D

[@Skylla54]

As a german, I would say that about people from Switzerland. ❤️😄

[@ThomasNimmesgern]

Chocolate: something one understands in any and every language. :-)

[@fabischiwi]

That’s so sweet :) thank you

[@panncake2183]

Naaw I really had to smile 🙈 thank you :)

[@eclipsed..]

Im german and I would say it depend where you are: in city, countryside, they are all different

[@jesush.gonzalezjr3323]

The Germans brought the polka music to new Braunfels Texas and Mexican Americans made it better along with the bajo sexto and standing bass also called tololoche and later on intergrades the drums.thank's for that German people.

[@gluteusmaximus1657]

Not to forget the accordion. It is a stable in Norteno music.

[@aarongomez2529]

but thats not real mexican music

[@gluteusmaximus1657]

@@aarongomez2529 Thanx for this. I did not know. :-) How about the violin and the waltz? I always thought, even if that part is US now, it is still Northern Mexico.

[@juricarmichel5864]

Sorry, you're wrong! Polka and modern pop music was invented by family Popolski as you can see here on KZbin.😉😂

[@jesush.gonzalezjr3323]

@@aarongomez2529 de donde crees que nace la música norteña.lo único fue que le ponieron saxofón. Necesitas que averiguar antes de comentar.

[@helfgott1]

It took a while but now: 5 minutes before the time is the king's courtesy, does that make sence to u?

[@privatkanal6572]

I just want to say... As a german myself: Not all germans are punctual *cough... me cough I literally was late to school from first grade up to my finals cough I'm really not living up to that standard cough xD

[@rianair5899]

Ei Gude Wie, des deutschen Pünktlichkeit is 10 Minuten vor der Zeit. Greetings from FFM Forza SGE So lang es schlägt.

[@janajacoby3391]

I really wonder why foreigners always emphasize how punctual germans are: First of all, in almost every other country I've been to, punctuality has been (almost) as important as in Germany - even in Kenya! Second of all: A lot of the german people are not that punctual at all, including myself, I have to admit XD Same thing with the directness: I don't see why germans are considered as overly direct: A lot of foreigners I met have been much more direct than any germans. A lot of them use to tell you what they really don't like in Germany and how they disliked the german people and language - straight in the face. In my opinion, that's very rude and I would never do that if I visited another country - but I experienced that many times by foreigners in Germany. Even americans have done that. So I couldn't really figure out yet what people mean by saying that germans are being so much more direct than other nations? And I also don't know why people always say that you don't talk about personal stuff at work - Me and my colleagues have done that all the time at work! So I am a little confused...would be intresting to get some clarification! :)

[@jenniferselzer6485]

Jup, isso

[@JK-jb1fn]

Guten Tag

[@entonduck]

Hallo

[@mariahirsch1661]

Why shouldn’t we (people in general). Being upfront with people makes your life much easier cause you can spare yourself the whole guessing-work. And jup, we are not really into smalltalk. Cause there is no real meaning to it! Exception: beer- breakfast - we are instantly open minded aaaaaall day 😊

[@tirakrudi6082]

this guy miss a Star on his footballshirt.....Germany collect 4 already, maybe he got it cheaper....lol

[@admiral_ikea5243]

Germany won it in 2014, that Germany Kit is older.

[@bayernvorn]

The man with the black shirt needs a newer one. One with 4 *****. Remember the final battle between Argentina and Germany. 0:1=*****

[@emjayay]

LOL girl in lime green at :49

[@Staufi82]

Haha, so sweet :) Of course we love follow rules because that's why rules exist :) Having no rule is like doing something boring ;)

[@lakshy7443]

i think i live in a different ,,germany'' 😀

[@evobrand1210]

Ok, that kinda sounds like we were dogs, but thank you, it's nice to hear

[@drummerjannik5236]

We ever follow rules😂

[@mohammadchowdhury6729]

☺☺

[@TheGreener121]

We arent!

[@francobalagtas6624]

Germans are absolutely loveable; when you mix American mentality, that's when German loveability becomes questionable.

[@wochenende6139]

5 Minuten vor der zeit ist des Deutschen Höfflichkeit ^^

[@kielonium1146]

Höflichkeit *

[@Chika-lw7ke]

I'm just here fishing for compliments 💅🏾🐍

[@PhxAzGuy]

The guy with the messed up eye probably showed up late or broke a rule.

[@gorishokgo5825]

ja , boiling soap from humans. love 💖

[@damirmakaveli1115]

Nöööö 😄

[@jagatdave]

What a daring claim

[@mccardrixx5289]

Arrr

[@matteagle42]

Nööööö

[@lordtraxroy]

Actually germans is more a Mixtur between rude and very friendly older people are friendly than younger they are always interrestet in something younger tend to be more like american kids nowerdays but still german kids are direct it also Depence on which state of germany is like bavarians are likely to have more party work hard but they are greedy swabian are hardworker to but stingy because of they do well with money the north is open yet kinda dishonest and least direct

[@YoungOnno]

I know a time when they were a bit less lovable

[@ERNIE555]

Romeo Rampage true...because they are so obedient

[@juricarmichel5864]

And i think every native american loved that white guys breaking in their homes.

[@groppermilk]

And I know a time when the Americans were a bit more lovable. Greetz from a German!

[@sylviacraig1845]

If you know that you must be very old. this was seventy years ago you don't know what you're talking about

[@Arltratlo]

so, you was there?

[@vlads.3865]

German you mean turkish and arab?

[@Toddel1234567]

Yes, these people also belong to it ... just like Latin Americans or people who came to America from Europe and all over the world and became Americans

[@Mariuswhl]

Yes Vlad, thats called the modern multicultural Germany.... and we are proud on that. But after reading your comment, you won't understand this anyway!🤦🏻‍♂️

[@emjayay]

Two good replies here already. But the traits they are all describing are from traditional German culture before immigration. The immigrants are a relatively small % so they have some influence on the culture (hello Doner Kebap! and suddenly I want one now) but mostly they have to learn how to interact with the main culture, so someone of Turkish descent today several generations or even less later is a Turkish flavored normal German with those traits.

[@rediah5494]

German are German no Turkish and no Arab

[@xXxHenkerxXx]

@@Mariuswhl ich glaube nicht dass alle Stolz darauf sind! Wohl eher die wenigsten!

[@zuzi9686]

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