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Say What? Unexpected Idiomatic Phrases to Express Feelings in German
Learn how to express your feelings in German with basic German words and idiomatic phrases for six essential emotions: Happiness, Excitement, Worry, Fear, Anger, and Sadness.
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Table of Contents
00:00 Intro
00:25 Happiness
02:25 Excitement
03:40 Worry
05:17 Fear
06:07 Anger
07:26 Sadness
Want to talk? Drop me a line:
carlie@learnlinguist.com
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Table of Contents
00:00 Intro
00:25 Happiness
02:25 Excitement
03:40 Worry
05:17 Fear
06:07 Anger
07:26 Sadness
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Make a German Lebkuchen Recipe with Me Part 2: Mix It All Together
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The German Gingerbread Recipe: www.chefkoch.de/rezepte/1010591206190843/Lothars-beste-Nuernberger-Elisenlebkuchen.html Gingerbread Spice Recipe: www.einfachbacken.de/rezepte/lebkuchengewuerz-ganz-einfach-selbstgemacht The Ingredients Video: ruclips.net/video/ekmOR8DVkMM/видео.html Table Contents 00:00 Intro to German Lebkuchen Cookies 00:41 Preheat the Oven 01:45 Lebkuchen Spice Mix 06:45 Mix t...
Make a German Lebkuchen Recipe with Me Part 1: The Ingredients
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The Surprising Reason Why Oktoberfest is in September
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It doesn't make much sense for a festival named after October to happen in September does it? In Germany, it does. Find out why in my latest video. Say hello at: carlie@learnlingnuist.com For more information about me, visit my website at: www.learnlinguist.com
German Practice Adventure: Google Maps Took Me to the Bad Part of Town
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Use the Google language settings to change your Google maps language to German! I will give you all the details on how to set your Google maps language to German after an adventurous mini road trip through a city in the USA. To set your entire phone to German, check out my phone settings video: ruclips.net/video/kfUaypngKjY/видео.html If you want to say hello, drop me a line at: carlie@learnlin...
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Ich fahre, but du fährst? The mysterious conjugation of German verb fahren.
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I have a program that was set up on a German keyboard, I need to enter the < symbol on my US keyboard as part of the password. My right ALT key does not work (German Alt Gr key). What combination do I need on my Is keyboard to get this symbol? Thank you.
can you speak normal?
Literally this is helpful ❤❤❤❤
I have no idea why this video hasn't become viral. i 100% understand what you've taught me and loved the way you're explaining. This is my first week learning german and you've made the learning journey easier for me. Thank you.
how about capital later and small latter
Thanks so much Vielen danke ❤
No idea what is going on but I get it 👌😊
😂😂😂
Sie use for they is written in lower case?
@HM-sid That is absolutely right! Only the formal version of "you" in German is capitalized all the time.
I am german too and you get all this thins in german quite easily. Brown sugar and chocolate chips are absolutely normal in a German supermarket. Baking soda is just called Backpuller. You can find it in little bags in the baking area. We don’t have it this big bags because we don’t use it for cleaning.
Backpulver is not the same as baking soda. Baking soda is referred to as Natron in German. For details about the brown sugar and chocolate chips, see my comment below. Part of the point of the video is that ingredients may have the same name in Germany, but are very different and not equivalent to American baking ingredients, which is helpful to know and also very interesting. I encourage you to try buying these ingredients if you ever visir the States to see how they are different.
how to get an impostor fee on a german keyboard?
From my experience (Im german) brown sugar and chocolate chips are in every grocery store in the baking aisle. Baking soda is a little more tricky. Its called Natron and you cant find it in many grocery stores but in ALL drogeriemärkte, like dm or rossmann. And with molasses you are right, thats very uncommon for germans i wouldnt even know what to use it for haha Hope you have a great day
That's great! There is "brown sugar" in Germany, but it's very different from American "brown sugar". If you're ever in the US, buy some brown sugar - very different. And like I said, baking soda is available in Germany, but just harder to find. There's also no shortage of chocolate in Germany 😃, but the available chocolate baking items are not generally equivalent to American chocolate chips unless German stores have changed their stocking practices in the past 4 years. I should have done closeups of my American ingredients so you can see!!
Helpful, thank you!
Thanks
Thank you it was very helpful !
danke
This was very useful and a very clear understanding of German sentences are backwards!, thank you.
The scared Jack-o'-lantern's mouth looks like a foot without toes
wonderful voice after long time !!
I recently saw an Octoberfest in the US in September and I was confused. Thanks for your explanation.
I'm glad it was helpful! 😊 I guess that's the pitfall of naming an event after a time of year. If you ever change the date, it's very puzzling. 😄
I didn't know that lol 😂😂
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Eine Straßenbahn keine S-Bahn, auch wenn beides mit S beginnt. Kleinlastwagen würde auch keiner zu nem Pick-Up sagen und Brummi- Fahrer ist zwar kindersprachlich ok, aber als Erwachsener spricht man auch eher vom LKW- Fahrer. Trotzdem ein süß gemachtes Video 😊
Damn girl. You are thicker than a bowl of oatmeal. Your partner is lucky.😍
Vielleicht sollte man auch die Floskeln vorstellen, die man tatsächlich im Alltag sagt.
Ja, auf jeden Fall! Ich könnte etliche Videos über die deutsche Sprache machen. 😃
Hallo fehlt definitiv und alle regionalen, wie z. B. Moin oder moinsen
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😂 now I will remember this phrase always 😊
Excellent! 😂
That was helpful, thanks!
wonderful ! thank u so much
How do you press the Guillements (< >) ond the german keyboard? Thanks!!!
Is the difference between krümel and speiserest just that one has been toasted?
According to Duden, Krümel is a very teeny tiny piece of food - usually from baked goods like bread or cake. I think it is similar in English. Speiserest could refer to small pieces of food or even big blobs left over on a dinner plate. "Rest" generally refers to something that is left over in German and "Speise" is food.
Fun thing about a lot of these words is while you wouldn't necessarily guess them you can see the shared roots with english or backform them. Krumel and crumb almost certainly have a shared root, wollmaus is something (possibly with a root shared with wool) + mouse, meaning it has a shared construction with dust + bunny. Fussel presumably has a shared root with fuzz, which is related to lint
You are absolutely right! Fascinating thoughts. German and English certainly did start out as the same language and grow apart over time. And "Wolle" does indeed mean "wool" in German, I could see that being related with the word "wool" in English. "Wollmaus" kind of translates directly to "wool mouse". What is cute is chinchillas are sometimes also called "Wollmaus". Dust bunnies and chinchillas do look like a little woolly mice, don't they?😆
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How about the e umlaut, Dankeschön!
The umlaut is typically only placed over a, o, or u. There is no way to type e umlaut in the German keyboard. That's great news though, right? One less thing to remember.🙂
That’s not true, in America we have both meanings, it’s just about associating it with the situation - Or we emphasize that it is specifically a photo shooting. ie: “There’s gonna be a photo shoot at 3pm” rather than “There’s gonna be a shooting at 3pm” since we also use the phrase shooting for the much more negative gun shootings.
That's right, but you never say "I'm going to a shooting" in English (using photo shooting purely as a noun). In German, you would use the photo-related "shooting" as a noun.
@@learngermanlinguist in all fairness, it was likely used the same in the past in English, but words are very oftenly changing from their traditional use in English as well.
Yes, it is very interesting how words and their meanings change over time.
Plz.mam help me to learn german language plz help
Danke, Very useful
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That is a great idea! 😀
Thank You!
How do you write # ? Any help would be great
Dont understand why they make everything so overcomplicated? Why not just alt+s to get ß??? or alt+ b?
Because They Are German.
Ich kann nicht das Fragezeichen finden. Bitte helfen Sie
Add extender US keyboard will work?
nice
Please help where is the question mark on the keyboard
Thank you I’ve been watching tons of videos about the cases and the way you explained them has finally clicked in my head now. I just subscribed:)
I am so glad! 🤗 Welcome to my community of German learners!
Danke, thus helped me so much
That's great! 😀
Did you edit the video by yourself? This is hilarious and easy to understand, you deserve more subscriber Vielen dank
Yes, I did edit it myself. Thank you! I am always so glad when I know someone has learned something from one of my videos or maybe just enjoyed it. 😀
Vielen dank. Jesus loves you
How can I actually type < and > on a German keyboard? I have been looking for it for a long time but there is no result :( Btw. thanks a lot for the other tips :)
Great question! I will probably make a follow-up video to this video with things like you just mentioned. Keep your eyes peeled.
It does not work...
This method only works on Windows 11 or similar systems. Check what kind of operating system you have on the computer. This method definitely does not work on Apple computers.
take a look at -[;' symbols, it will print ßüöä after you switch to german layout
@@ArtemKalmykovBless your heart, I have been scrolling the internet for 20 minutes trying to figure out where to find ß
@@ArtemKalmykov can you be more specific and more detailed please? thank you
where is brackets?
Great question! I will probably make a follow-up video to this video with things like you just mentioned. Keep your eyes peeled.
vielen dank!