German Reacts to Mike Ehrmantraut Speaking German in Better Call Saul | Daveinitely

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
  • German Reacts to Mike Ehrmantraut Speaking German in Better Call Saul | Daveinitely - Get ready for a mind-blowing linguistic adventure as we dive into the world of "Better Call Saul" and dissect Mike Ehrmantraut's German dialogue. In this video, we're going to explore the intriguing moments when Mike speaks German on the show. I'll react to key scenes and provide a detailed linguistic analysis of Mike's German pronunciation, expressions, and language choices. We'll uncover the nuances that make his character's German so fascinating.
    Whether you're a fan of "Better Call Saul," a German language enthusiast, or simply curious about the use of language in TV series, this video is packed with insights and entertainment.
    Don't forget to hit that like button if you're excited about this linguistic journey and share it with your fellow language learners and TV series enthusiasts. And if you haven't already, subscribe to Daveinitely for more engaging language and culture content.
    Let's unravel the secrets of Mike Ehrmantraut's German together! 🍻🇩🇪
    #BetterCallSaul #MikeEhrmantraut #GermanLanguage #LinguisticAnalysis #LanguageLearning #TVSeriesAnalysis #Daveinitely #MindBlowing #LanguageSecrets
    PATREON ✪ / daveinitely
    PAYPAL ✪ paypal.me/VlogDaveYT
    KO-FI ✪ ko-fi.com/daveinitely
    Become a RUclips CHANNEL MEMBER and get exclusive benefits:
    / @daveinitely
    EVERYTHING I DO ONLINE:
    ► linktr.ee/DaveDurden
    INSTAGRAM ► / daveinitely
    TWITTER ► / daveinitely_
    TIKTOK ► / daveinitely
    FACEBOOK ► / daveinitely
    DISCORD ► / discord
    TWITCH ► / davedurdentv
    Check out THE GERMAN PODCAST, my podcast about media, culture, philosophical thoughts and everything else I'm curious about!
    TGP is available on all common podcast platforms, apps and providers - including RUclips:
    ► / @thegermanpodcast_
    ► shows.acast.com/thegermanpodcast
    GERMAN LET'S PLAYS ► / @davedurdentv
    MY WEBSITE:
    ► www.dave-durden.com
    DISCLAIMER: I'm not sponsored by any person / any party, company or organization mentioned in this video.
    ✪✪✪
    ► PO BOX information:
    The max. size for a package is: 60cm x 35cm x 35cm
    Jan Müller
    855379311
    Packstation 118
    59755 Arnsberg
    Germany
    ✪✪✪
    Intro song 'The Engine' composed by @DerRockSchopp
    ✪✪✪
    🚀 Ready to Master German the Fun Way? Subscribe to Daveinitely! 🇩🇪
    Looking for an exciting and enjoyable way to learn German on RUclips? Meet Dave, aka "Daveinitely" (formerly "VlogDave"), your go-to native German RUclipsr specializing in creating engaging English-language videos for language enthusiasts and polyglots.
    Say goodbye to dull and uninspiring language learning! Dave is not your typical teacher; he's a language influencer who focuses on "edutainment" - educational content that's also incredibly entertaining. Why? Because learning becomes a breeze when it's fun.
    Dave's videos cover a wide range of topics, from song and movie title translations to vocabulary explanations, proverbs, and so much more. If you're passionate about German culture and everyday life, you'll also enjoy Dave's vlogs and related content.
    Ready to embark on this exciting language learning journey? Subscribe to Daveinitely now and start to master your German language skills while having a blast! 🌟🇩🇪
    ✪✪✪
    MY RUclips SETUP (not sponsored; affiliate links; Thanks for supporting my work on RUclips this way):
    CURRENT CAM ► Panasonic Lumix DC-GH5 II + Lumix G H-FS 12-60mm f3,5-5,6 Asph. (amzn.to/2YeNk0h)
    PREVIOUS CAM ► Sony Cyber-SHOT DSC-RX100 III - (amzn.to/2karO66)
    LIGHTS ► 2x Elgato Keylight Air - amzn.to/3vNrTPd
    GREEN SCREEN ► Elgato Chroma-Key-Panel - amzn.to/3twK2zh
    MIC ► Shure SM7B - amzn.to/3uvrJeV
    PREAMP ► Cloudlifter CL-1 - amzn.to/3tzQHsd
    AUDIO INTERFACE ► Steinberg UR 22 - amzn.to/2jGZs4V
    AUDIO RECORDING / EDITING ► Audacity, Adobe Audition
    VIDEO EDITING ► Adobe Premiere Pro CC (latest version)
    RENDERING ►Adobe Media Encoder
    THUMBNAILS ► Adobe Photoshop
    CPU ► AMD Ryzen 9 3900X - amzn.to/3mLKEOT
    MAINBOARD ► ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E Gaming - amzn.to/3gfS3U5
    RAM ► Corsair Vengeance LPX 64GB (2x32GB) DDR4 - amzn.to/3lPIah4
    HDD ► Samsung 970 EVO 1 TB M.2 SSD - amzn.to/3mS6W1C
    GRAPHICS CARD ► GeForce RTX 3070 8 GB VRAM - amzn.to/2JPcV8L
    POWER SUPPLY ► be quiet! Pure Power BQ L8 700W - amzn.to/2QWv34w
    CASE ► MSI MasterBox 5 - amzn.to/3vQOp9L
    KEYBOARD ► Razer Cynosa V2 - amzn.to/2Q19AXz
    MOUSE ► Razer Viper - amzn.to/3f2nLEj
    PAD ► Titanwolf Lava XXL - amzn.to/3nZqGS1
    © Daveinitely
  • РазвлеченияРазвлечения

Комментарии • 15

  • @riptidemonzarc3103
    @riptidemonzarc3103 8 месяцев назад +2

    For phone calls one usually or at least often hears "(auf) Wiederhören" for the goodbye, literally "(until I) hear you again".

    • @Daveinitely
      @Daveinitely  8 месяцев назад +1

      True! Forgot to mention that. Even though sometimes, we also use that without really knowing if you're gonna "hear" the other person again necessarily. :D

  • @karlhering594
    @karlhering594 8 месяцев назад +2

    Dave! Da bist du! As a native english speaker, to me a" beer stein" is usually decorated and has a hinged lid. I would say the workers were drinking out of "beer mugs". Anyway, I enjoyed your analysis... Gute Arbeit! 🙂

  • @redpillsatori3020
    @redpillsatori3020 6 месяцев назад

    From Etymonline:
    stein (n.)
    earthenware mug, especially one for beer, 1855, from German Stein, shortened form of Steinkrug "stone jug," from Stein "stone" (see stone (n.)) + Krug "jug, jar." Compare Old English stæne "pitcher, jug."

  • @sparrowpatch
    @sparrowpatch 8 месяцев назад

    Dude this is an awesome video! I was wondering what they were saying. Your vid is super thorough with the vocabulary and explanations which is really helpful. Danke schön!!

  • @badllama8090
    @badllama8090 8 месяцев назад

    Just watched that episode a couple of weeks ago, very interesting talking about the German language in this episode... 👏👍👌✌🤘🖖🤙🍻

  • @edscmidt5193
    @edscmidt5193 8 месяцев назад +1

    That’s interesting about stein and stone, because I was looking up countries who make it illegal to name a child a certain name and the German example the article used was Stein which means stone and the reason being because the child cannot identify with being named an object or something. What’s funny, or at least I think it is, is I have a friend who’s child is named Stone (American). But I figured the drinking Vessel was called a stein because of something to do with a stone, idk some type of slang. Thanks for clearing that up

    • @georgkanitz345
      @georgkanitz345 6 месяцев назад

      I think it comes from Steingut, which is a type of clay that beer mugs are made from. You call them Steingut and never Stein in German but I think in America it got shortened being introduced by German Migrants.

  • @somethinsomethin7243
    @somethinsomethin7243 7 месяцев назад +2

    Dave do you do any german word etymology. Like congratulations= gluckwunsch. Gluck means luck, and Wunsch means wish. Why would you wish someone luck after they have accomplished something? Is there more cultural context to this?

    • @simpforladydimitrescu8318
      @simpforladydimitrescu8318 Месяц назад

      Thats a pretty good question. I’m a native speaker myself and I never thought about it that way

  • @Krevak
    @Krevak 8 месяцев назад

    I love these videos. So good to pick up phrasing and vocabulary, ne?
    I haven't gotten this far in the show, is there significance to the phrase "throw yourself in the mud" to the show or is this a German phrase?

  • @mdwillington9416
    @mdwillington9416 7 месяцев назад

    Dave it’s from Steingut, as they were made of steinzeug 👍

  • @jamie_miller
    @jamie_miller 8 месяцев назад

    "Ich liebe es." Also, genauso wie im Englischen kann man dieses Verb entweder in einem romantischen Kontext benutzen oder wenn man etwas sehr mag (z.B. Breaking Bad). Ich sehe ja beide Bedeutungen überall. Trotzdem haben meine Deutschlehrer*innen vom Göethe Institut immer darauf bestanden, dass die zweite (wenn man etwas sehr mag) falsch ist. Warum? Ist sie neuer und aus dem Englischen? Ist diese Verwendung kein richtiges Deutsch?

    • @Daveinitely
      @Daveinitely  8 месяцев назад

      Gute Frage. Ich würde vermuten, dass die Deutschlehrer*innen vielleicht darauf hinaus wollen, dass es "die Serie" und "der Film" ist, und man deswegen "Ich liebe sie / ihn" sagen soll. In der deutschen Alltagssprache sagt man aber häufig einfach "Ich liebs / ich liebe es".

  • @perceptions101
    @perceptions101 7 месяцев назад +1

    I am amazed they did such a good job with German but the Spanish is so bad even I cringe and I can barely speak it…