Speak German like a Native! | German Slang Words & Phrases

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

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  • @SpeakFluentGerman
    @SpeakFluentGerman  Год назад +3

    Want to study with a Native Speaker? E-Mail us to arrange a trial lesson with Robin: info@speakfluentgerman.com

  • @manuelkanditt4301
    @manuelkanditt4301 Месяц назад +2

    Mahlzeit is usually said after 10am or after the colleagues have had breakfast break. When there are craftsmen around.

  • @manuelkanditt4301
    @manuelkanditt4301 Месяц назад +1

    I would say that Alter comes from alter ego. Like: In German you can adress your friends or relatives usually with Alter when you want to tell something in addition or when you want to tell your view or when you want to signal attention. Or when you are able to use the du.

  • @mLernen
    @mLernen 2 месяца назад +1

    4:45 like the Jamaican phrase 'six and one half a dozen'
    nice

  • @maxwilliams9216
    @maxwilliams9216 11 месяцев назад +4

    It would be good you to repeat the phrases twice and the subtitles as well.. Danke

  • @rextho3656
    @rextho3656 8 месяцев назад +1

    Again, Danke Salome for more useful stuff! Danke Robin too!

  • @PattiTabor-xv2mj
    @PattiTabor-xv2mj Год назад +3

    Thank you! Excellent video! Hopefully one day soon I will be confident enough to respond in German.

  • @frojsnoise-nn6wi
    @frojsnoise-nn6wi Год назад +1

    Excellent video! Appreciated

  • @Bateaos
    @Bateaos Год назад +1

    Super Video!

  • @rishiraj2548
    @rishiraj2548 5 месяцев назад +1

    Toll!

  • @Exploringsuha
    @Exploringsuha Год назад +1

    hahaha these slangs had me sound like a very fluent german speaker although my actual level is A1 🤣 when i used these slangs from time to time everyone was shocked pretty much saying like how come you know these😳 anyway cut to the chase these slang video is pretty helpful for learners who want to learn informal german which is very useful obviously not only for surprising german also for understanding them :) looking forward to watching another video of yours 🩷 danke schön

    • @SpeakFluentGerman
      @SpeakFluentGerman  Год назад

      LOVE THIS STORY! thanks for sharing 😄 and I hope it will encourage other German learners to use more slang too!

    • @bassie6559
      @bassie6559 Год назад

      How is the learning now?

  • @manuelkanditt4301
    @manuelkanditt4301 Месяц назад +1

    Spinnen comes from to spin... Like when you spin a lot of threads at the same time then you can lose the overview as a spectator.

  • @kityinglikolb
    @kityinglikolb Год назад +1

    還有進步空間😍