What Germans think about Canada | Easy German 206
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Host of this episode: Carina Schmid (www.carisafari.de)
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Translation: Ben Eve
I'm from Munich, Germany and every time I visit Canada it feels like coming home. The people are so relaxed and friendly.
I've been a Blue Jays fan for over 30 years and Tim Hortons is my favorite place for coffee. Haha!
❤️🇨🇦
:)
@imaprouduclabruin well that's just not true and just so you know Canada tolerates you it's not fond of you.
@@anjellalo972 not true!
thats just awesome
@@anjellalo972 why u gotta say something like that Fenster was being so nice
As a Canadian, I'm puzzled why people wouldn't thank their bus driver. I always do so when the bus driver drops me off, and until watching this video I never even comprehended the possibility of not doing so.
you would be surprised to find, a lot of countries think Canadians are to polite. like that is even a thing. my mother raised me to be grateful to people, and say thank you when someone does something for me. is it a bus drivers job, sure it is. but that doesn't excuse using manners.
I don't usually thank the bus driver, but I always thank cabin crews when I get off planes.
@@Jesusisachomo In Montreal, during the pandemic, they've isolated the bus drivers. You get in through the rear door and I guess they're acting on good faith that everyone is carrying the right title to travel. People still yell their thanks across the empty space when they exit.
you must not be from toronto
Whatttt I thought everyone would do this didn’t know we Canadians really are so polite 😇
I'm Canadian and feel so sorry for not having been in Germany yet. My senses about german people was extremely positive, and after watching this video this impressions doubled.
"Has a lot of nature"
Yup....
*stares at trees blocking my view*
Pixelated Blue
Once you leave the concrete forest you encounter the wood forest
*Trees stare back*
*Peter Griffin pops out of a tree stump*
Peter: I don't know why I'm here, I was just taking a dump in the toilet.
Guys I found a killer clown in Canada omg
"What are some differences between Canada and Germany?"
"Well Canada is in North America and Germany is in Europe"
lmao
...'and germany has a european culture and canada has a ...."different" culture'.
he effectively means canada has an american culture.
I'm Canadian and thanks Easy German for that great video!
Easy German ❤️ Canada
The bears, lumberjacks, wilderness thing isn't a stereotype of Canada, it is very much like that once you get outside the big cities, granted 80+ % of Canadians live in urban areas but 95% of our land is nothing but forest and small towns/villages do exist in this wilderness area.
I’m Canadian. Thank you for the kind words! I’ve been to Germany. I absolutely loved it there!
The young lady from toronto did a great job! Thank you for mentioning the problem with First Nations Peoples
trudeau remark was way off he isnt nice he s a dick
she didn't want to talk about the dirty cities, the crime rates, the unemployment, the poverty, the crazy people on the streets because there is no mental health facilities for them, the lack of housing, the crazy taxes, the miserable education system, the refugees living on the streets ....list is long
@@harrymandel As a Canadian, I agree. Unfortunately we keep voting in the same two stupid political parties that talk big talk but do the opposite or don't do anything at all that they promise. I want to see a wave that doesn't consist of mostly red and blue for more than 10 years in this country. That said, I don't want to see any of the new, extreme right wing parties either.
Canadian here: I really enjoyed this video. I've actually always wanted to visit Germany, and this video has reinforced that. I found the Germans in this video to be very pleasant and well-informed. I find Germans to be quite modern and adaptive to many situations. It was interesting to note, as with most places, Germans don't really think of Canada often. Sometimes it pays to be quiet on the world stage :-)
Haha yeah :)
That is very nice to hear, aixopk. You would of course be most welcome in Canada. Canada has a fairly rich history regarding German immigration; going back quite some time. As a matter of fact, I live only one hour from a few areas here in Nova Scotia, Canada, which are very heavily influenced by German immigrants. There is actually a place not far from here called "New Germany". Also, one of the most beautiful places in Nova Scotia, named "Lunenburg", was settled primarily by Germans, and is a beautiful, small cultural place which focuses on traditional tall ships and sailing. Many people love to visit this place.
Germans have contributed a great deal to Canada. And that is speaking only of Canada. North America in general has greatly benefited from the Germans who decided to make their homes here, in both recent and times past. This continent in it's entirety would be no where near as modern as it is now without the cultural, technological and social developments of the German people.
I must disagree with you on one point. You would know much better than I of course, but I have found each and every German that I have met to be very open-minded, intelligent and very informed.
Thank you very much for your reply! :)
@@destructorofcabbages1766 , "I must disagree with you on one point. You would know much better than I of course, but I have found each and every German that I have met to be very open-minded, intelligent and very informed."
Well, you gotta know, badmouthing ourselves is a HUGE sport in Germany!
Whenever I travel and meet up with people who have visited Germany, they always say how open minded, friendly and well informed we are.
Yes, we do have idiots here, but as far as I can judge, so has the USA, so has China, Hong Kong, UK, Scotland, Taiwan and yes, I even ran into some mofos from Australia and New Zealand.
Germany is way better than a lot of Germans think!
@@destructorofcabbages1766 I also live in NS have always wanted to visit Germany. My mother's maiden name is Stark, the German version of the surname. I cant help but think of Gottingen street in Halifax, named after Göttingen, a city in Germany. It is one of the absolute busiest streets and houses Nova Scotia's second oldest building (The Little Dutch Church). I hope to get to Germany some day, and hope you have since you posted this comment.
@@theaixopk And if I had to emigrate I'd return to Germany even without Ost Preussen (just NOT Bayern)!!
This makes me feel proud to be Canadian! I think we keep up this idealized impression by keeping a low profile.
@imaprouduclabruin Saying a country is uncultured is pretty stupid, but im not surprised because you say lots of stupid things
@imaprouduclabruin That's the point of my comment lol It's tongue and cheek. Also, I love Maclean's, but it is hardly unbiased.
The more a nation or a civilisation has achieved, the more modest and humble they are. Only people and nations with complexes are noisy, proudly bragging about themselves. I am Canadian as well, but come on - what has Canada given to the world, except hockey?...If the entire world disappears suddenly, a Canadian wouldn’t feel the loss...))
@@Soundofmusic777 Not to be overly patriotic or anything, but I'm pretty sure we also discovered Insulin and some other pretty useful stuff. It's not just hockey. True, we're not all that spectacular now, but we have done some neat things in the past.
@@Soundofmusic777 The first radio transmission occurred in Newfoundland, basketball, the telephone, the idea of the incandescent lightbulb, a Canadian was involved in the creation of Walt Disney (joking but also serious, his father Elias Disney was born in Huron County, Ontario, Canada and raised in Goderich, my home town) Multi-plex Cinema, Electric motorized wheelchair, There are a lot of things Canadians gave to the world besides hockey, you just have to do your research.
As a Bus Driver from Canada, my job is to get you to where you are going safely, on time and in a professional and pleasant manner. I greet every customer, especially in the morning, where I may be the first person who says "Good Morning" to you. Relatively few people say "Thank You", but when you do, we notice. If you leave in silence, that's OK, I've done my job and You're Welcome!
Bus Drivers are awesome....especially the ones in Vancouver. Very interesting stories. Just know you are appreciated.
You’re a super hero. Bs drivers deal with a lot and are greatly appreciated by me!
It would seem the Germans know us better that our neighbours XD
German education is very good, their teachers actually teach children about various countries around the world.
Our neighbors don`t even know about their own
Who? Russia?
Just kidding LOL
problem is, most American schools teach only American history, or they teach very little of history of other countries. i would even go as far as to say it seems a bit like brain washing.
demonpride1975 you say that like you’ve been to most American schools. Also in high school you have multiple choices of what you want to take and world history is mandatory. Just in case you think they just teach American history in world history i can tell you that they teach you a lot of history about a lot of countries and I’m a reliable source because i have experienced it myself
Als Kanadier, ich bedanke die Busfuhrer immer! The once thing that I loved about Germany was that life was so organized. As long as you knew the system, life was easy. Like having a schedule for the bus at the bus stop so that you know when the bus will show up. That doesn't always happen in Canada. LOL
In the mid eighties i hippy tripped all over Europe and Asia for a year and a half. No matter how remote and out of the way the spot was, eventually id run into a German . Great travellers and friendly people. Cheers from Canada!
i have never heard in any of these cultural videos on youtube, a man commenting on how great a country's cloudscape is ... kudos to that man lol
Ha ha... yeah, I wondered about that too 😂.
These two were my classmates in our summer abroad course in Berlin for U of Toronto. Love you guys
Sergio Snabian Barev! Are you an Armenian living in Germany?
I live in Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada and in my youth not only did I thank the bus driver I would frequently sit at the front of the bus and spark up a conversation with him or her, provided it wasn't overly busy at the time.
I grew up in cape breton and couldn't imagine anyone not thanking the bus driver. And I think it's ignorant to not hold the door for the person behind.
I talked with one bus driver for Grand River Transit when I was attending College in Kitchener, Ontario. We had a good conversation on the way back to my residence. Granted, there wasn't anyone on the bus at the time but the bus drivers are pretty good there from what I can remember. We don't have mass transit in my town of Goderich, Ontario, but I think they could be useful. Most of the time I thank the cashiers for their service in their stores.
Love Canada from Germany
Fun fact: largest oktoberfest festival outside Germany is actually in Kitchener, Ontario.
Thank you for all the kind words about Canada. Makes me proud to be canadian. Sending you all love and prayers during covid pandemic hope your all safe and healthy
Each country in the world has pros and cons.
I was reading that in Germany and the neighboring Austria percentage of recycling of wastes is one the highest in the world and much higher than that of both Canada and USA.
I think that all countries and people have great things and can cooperate to have a better world.
Yes. I love returning the plastic bottles at grocery stores. Although I am sure other stats for waste management would show Canada may be better.
In the UK they don't even take empty glass bottles back for liquer or beer! In Canada, they do and you get a deposit back...which most people use to buy more haha
@@j2174 Depending on the location, we pay a deposit on milk jugs. Most of the time though in our house we use milk bags, something that is apparently a Canadian-specific thing. They're kinda wasteful though as we can't recycle them in our area of Canada, just the outer bag that contains the three inner pouches.
I wanted to see what Germans thought about us and I got a little sad when I didn't see subtitles for the language so I was gonna watch the video anyways but then I saw the subtitles under the German ones and got happier
I'm going to Newfoundland next week, for one month! Can't wait, I'm soooo excited :) And I'm also expecting a huge landscape, great people, beautiful nature :)
How did you enjoy it?
I loved it! Have you been there?
I am from There :) I hope you could understand our accents haha
How many moose did you run into...literally ? :D
Paddy
There are many moose on the mainland, sometimes there’s one in the city. (At least in my city anyway, once you leave the concrete it is forest and forest
Kary , was du machst , ist einfach toll !
Vielen Danke !
herrlich...
Das freut uns :)
I love hearing how Germans feel about us, and thank you for highlighting our problem with our native population - it is almost taboo to talk about how our native are treated, which is so sad considering how generous so many people in Canada are.
What treatment they were talking in immigration part ryan?
It's hardly taboo, it's talked about constantly on news, in the papers, on YT and in social media, etc.
@@silkeotd7194 like native people are discriminated or what?
@@Knockthefout I'm saying the situation with the Native people is discussed quite a bit, it's hardly taboo.
The natives are treated good now. Move on.
Diese Video hatte mich viel glücklich geworden :) Ich bin schon aufgeregt; in nur zwei Wochen komme ich nach Europe - mein ersten Mal!
Hahaha that was awesome! Never clicked on an Easy German video so fast!
Vielen Dank für deine Videos. Immer sehr interessant!! Ich schaue mir jeden Tag etwa 10 videos an!!!
Thank you Germany
God bless you and greetings from Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
EVERYONE LOVES CANADA! YAAAYYY. (Canadian here ;) )
You can be sooo happy! I loveee Canada 😍😍
Canadian here. My wife and I went to Germany last summer to attend the Wacken open air metal festival. I can honestly say that I have never felt so welcome and safe in any other country.
Wonderful people and a rich history. Castle's, cathedrals's and of course the Autobahn made for the best holiday of my life. The only problem I had came from a drunk little Norwegian man that asked me where my accent was from. When I told him he yelled "fuck the west" at the top of his lungs. Lol. Okay bud.
@@LolbeeSFM i don't get it
How much fast u drove on autobahn? Are u a car guy?
I can't get over how close the vowels sounds between German & French are. blew my wig back
I am an immigrant Canadian and I think Canada is the best country in the world 🌎
What is better in Canada than in your country of origin?
Can we connect with each other??
Very interesting. I was a Canadian Army brat growing up in Germany in the 60's and 70's. Still some of the best times of my life
That was very cool of them to mention indigenous people. Thanks from Saskatchewan.
Cool I’m from the north parts of Saskatchewan lol.
Das war ein sehr interessantes video. Danke Cari.
I've been to Canada, the people I met were very helpful and friendly
Hello Germany from Canada! I hope to someday visit for Oktoberfest 🍻 And explore your beautiful Country
I love Canada from Germany 🇨🇦❤️🇩🇪
@@ehrenbruder9835 🇨🇦🇩🇪
Ja, das Video war charmant und es hat mir gefälllt. Danke schön! I couldn't help but notice that even though many of the Germans spoke of stereotypes they were also aware that they were stereotypes. So nice... I have sometimes wondered in the past if everyone visited just the interior of British Columbia (impressive nature, bears, etc.). Yeah, our country is far from perfect and has its problems, too. Perhaps compared to some other problems happening elsewhere in the world, it's not always bad to be 'boring' or otherwise 'unheard' of in the news in comparison.
No country is perfect but I consider myself blessed to have been born in such a country as Canada.
Sehr schönes Video, super dass immer Menschen jeden Alters interviewt werden.
Mich hat überrascht, dass die kanadische Eishockeyobsession nicht einmal erwähnt wurde.
Und negativ habe ich irgendwie immer im Kopf, dass durch das kanadische Einwanderungssystem mit Punkten viele gut ausgebildete Menschen ins Land kamen, für die es dann aber keine, ihrer Bildung angemessenen, Jobs gab.
Much love to Germany! Hail from Saskatchewan Canada
I am a Chinese girl 🇨🇳 who is from British Columbia, Canada 🇨🇦
Great idea have more Europeans coming to Canada is something we want to have.
I wonder if modern day Germans are aware how many Germans settled in Canada... quite a lot. Present day Kitchener-Waterloo used to be called Berlin (the name was changed back around the time of the war.) My great-grandfather was born in New Germany, Ontario (now called Stevensville.) His mother and her family came to Canada from Germany in the 1880s. Lots of German heritage in Canada.
Curiously there is still a New Germany in Nova Scotia and Nova Scotians never seemed to have had much of a problem with it during or after WWII. The original settlers in that area were German and to this day they still have a distinct accent different for all other places in Nova Scotia. It is known as the Lunenburg accent. Also, in Nova Scotia, if you see a place or street name with Dutch in it is probably was originally Deutsch. I don't believe this was a slight to German people. It was just a typical English lack of knowledge of the German language and they probably substituted Dutch for Deutsch quit innocently.😀
This makes me proud to be Canadian! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦❤️🤍❤️🤍
Danke danke sehr Cary und deine Mitarbeiter!!
We thank everybody for their work. From bus drivers to hairdressers
I am from the Whitby Oshawa area and we always thank our bus drivers, Why not they just gave you a ride, you thank the taxi driver, why not the bus driver, It is the Polite and Canadian thing to do !
I live in Canada and I honestly sometimes wear shorts during the winter
I'm Canadian about to go to Germany in 4 days for the first time, and this is the cutest video ever. Hahaha. No one ever thinks of us!
Nikki Lyka
When someone applies to Canadian immigration online , many seem to be on the waiting list as tens of thousands of people in the world apply to Canada and Australia.
It looks like the grass seems greener on the other side of the fence and many persons view other foreign countries as better than their country of origin...
That's very true. In general though what I mean is we always have the U.S. shadowing us as far as news and what people talk about. Rarely does someone ever think of Canada or mention us other than it's cold and we're nice. Which I don't mind at all, just an observation after having lived in the U.S., and having been born and raised here in Canada.
And yes, the grass is greener syndrome definitely happens for a lot of people.
Nikki Lyka
In Lebanon, my country , it is also a country of immigration that has great welfare system like healthcare , job opportunities , and good economy .Yes , it is usually known for its cold weather but Canada is one of the largest countries by area and has a variety of natural climates and multicultural societies...
Neighboring countries all over the globe influence each others more directly in many ways but I think all countries in the world are wonderful and special.
God blessings.
the only thing i think we in europ can think badly about Canada is their imigration policy about not taking refugees however only taking imigrants that the country find usefull for them.
We take refugees up here, and were one of the first that were last year
Good Video! Love Kanada 2 !
One thing that some people say about Canada is that we say hello, how are you like Americans, and we say it so much that people think we are being fake. That is not true though, it’s just a simple greeting to show that we care and are interested in meeting you (or serving you if you are at a restaurant) it’s also like an ice breaker if you get what I mean. But I guess I can see how foreigners might think different. Also we in Canada do say sorry a lot (I’ve heard they do a lot in England as well) and people think that’s fake too but we always say sorry even if it wasn’t our fault JUST IN CASE IT WAS so we can let the person know that we know. For example if someone had their foot out and you tripped on it and said sorry usually the other person would notice that they had a part in it too and say sorry as well. No harm done, simple mistake, move on.
Ihr Kanal ist ein Meisterwerk zum Erlernen der deutschen Sprache ... Ich bin in einem arabischen Land, aber ich werde Deutscher, während ich zu Hause bleibe ... Das verspreche ich mir ... Danke
Hallöchen, Cari und Easy German Team! Kanada ist sicherlich wundervoll! Aber ihr könnte ebenfalls ein Video über Brasilien irgendeinmal drehen! Es gibt jedenfalls eine riesige brasilianische Gemeinde dort in Berlin sowie in Deutschland. Außerdem kenn' ich viele Deutschen, die seit vielen Jahren hier in Brasilien leben und sowohl unser Land als auch unser Volk lieben. Es wäre super, wenn ihr es da in Berlin befragen könnten.
Liebe Grüße aus São Paulo :)
And in Santa Catarina state there are several villages where German is still spoken and one where the now extinct in Germany Pomeranian dialect is spoken by everyone!
One very remarkable characteristic about Pomerode is the fact that 90% of its residents speak German, more specifically the East Pomeranian dialect.
In Pomerode, as in some other localities in southern Brazil (Santa Maria de Jetibá, Espírito Santo, among them), the German language is not a foreign language, but a Brazilian linguistic regionalism.
Hallo! Gute Folge! :) Ich würde mich sehr freuen, wenn sie den Menschen die Frage "Was denken die Deutschen über die politische Situation in Venezuela?" stellen könnten
Als ein "Kanadier"....ich will bei unserem deutschen Freunden für Ihre nette Wörten bedanken. Ich war in der Vergangenheit in "dem schönen" Berlin gewesen (zu studieren). Berliner waren mir gut......und gaben mir nicht zu viel Berliner-Schnauze! LOL Kanada hat auch ein "Berlin" .....heutzutage heißt es "Kitchener". Diese Stadt findet jedes Jahr ein "Oktoberfest" statt. Und es war mir eine Überaschung, daß viele deutschen Städte liegen weiter Nord als Vancouver oder Toronto. Auf der Westküste gibt es jedes Jahr viele deutsche sprache Touristen aus Deutsch, Österreich und der Schweiz. Easy Deutsch ist am Besten.....herzlichen Dank für dieses Video, Kari. Es war sehr nett von Ihnen. Herlichen Grüße aus der kanadische Pazifikküste. Ich kann besser Deutsch sprechen, wegen dir! Auch stimme ich nicht mit dem Mann überein......Trudeau ist kein guter Führer und ist leider ein größes Problem geworden.
Ich liebe diese Videos:)
its true, i thank every bus driver i meet on my way out
Recap: Canada is a big, cold, relaxed country full of nice people and lots of nature
im acctully very happy that germans like our contry
and yes we do thanks our bus driver and we wont esitate to save somone in need
honestly as different as germany and canada are I truly think they are the most similar to us in europe. they are very easy to get along with
I am also Canadian and a UofT student and half of my family lives in Munich and I visit them almost every year since I was a baby and I definitely prefer the German quality of life and German culture over Canadas :)
I'm American from the south shore of Lake Superior. I agree with the comments insomuch as I take them as being directed toward rural Canada. Truth is, rural Canada isn't that different from rural U.S. But, I was shot at by a road-rager in Toronto because I was slowing him down driving in a snow storm, in the dark, in a construction area. That's never happened to me in the States.
That's insane
I'm waiting for someone to say "It's a bit of a dump." Just to be different.
Super Episode!
Es stimmt schon, dass man kaum was negatives über Kanada hört. Mindestens etwas negatives was man in Lateinamerika hört, ist es, dass es zahlreiche kanadische Unternehmen gibt, die viel Land kaufen und ziemlich bedenkliche Geschäfte im Bereich Bergbau machen (was Menschenrechte und Umweltschutz angeht).
Das Stimmt. Aber es gibt nunmal kein Land das kein Dreck am Stecken hat. Außerdem ist Kanada ein Vergleichsweise Mächtiges Land (Minimum Top 15 der Welt) und daher ist es ganz normal das da auch Zwielichtige Dinge ab und zu Geschehen. Ist bei uns oder den Niederländern oder Australiern ja auch nicht anders
Whoa boy! Good thing they weren't asking these questions about a hundred years ago.
Lol, yeah. I'm surprised no one brought up our blood feuds during both wars. We weren't exactly the nicest to each other during the wars lol. And we ruined their Christmas in 1915 by throwing grenades instead of cooked ham lol.
Moin! Schönes Video! Mir fällt ein, auch ein Video über Mexiko. Was denken die Deutsche über Mexiko? Vor kurzem war ich in Deutschland und hat mir so viel gefallen. Liebe Grüße
super interessantes Video, als Ägypter würde ich gerne mal so ein Video über Ägypten sehen.
We ARE a great country and have a diversity of cultures. We have our issues and we are working to improve.
We love attention no one has a clue outside of Canada what it is like.
We have racists here, we have violence here just saying be realistic we are not perfect
Really?
The guy wearing the suit and sitting on the steps I love his voice! He should read audiobooks.
I went to Croatia and anyone who heard us speak thought we were American, and when we told them we were Canadian, some people just thought there was no difference between us and the USA (including my cousins), and some people became friendlier towards us. I hope to go to Germany soon!
Yes, you know exactly how those particular people felt while interacting with us because you were there right?
imaproducabruin - "Nope, they didn't actually become friendlier. You may have confused it with being surprised because they don't come across canadians as much as americans."
Have you ever actually travelled extensively? I very rarely come across people from the US, and when I do they are wear fanny packs, are talking about their own domestic politics, or ordering food they can easily enjoy in the US.
And no, areas where there are US military bases don't count as travelling.
There's always at least one Canadian everywhere you go.
Canada is a great place! Visited that country, great people!
ABER!! Es ist sehr teuer hier in Kanada! I love the way you speak German!! If my father were still alive he would you as an example of how we should speak German!! Several of his ancestors were teachers in Ost Preussen (Masuren-Preussen) teaching in German of course!
1:15 oh boy.....
Ich gehe morgen zu der Universität von Toronto, um meinen Einstufungstest für ihre Deutsche Kursen zu schreiben! Sehr schön daß ihr dieses Video gemacht haben. Go Kanada! :D
+Paul Nemec viel Erfolg 😃
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada is very much a German city, and before WWI it was actually named Berlin because of all the Germans who immigrated there.
no ,they were prisoners
It’s so funny hearing about them talking positively about Justin Trudeau while five (?) years later most of Canada hates him.
im coming to germany !!!!!! learning the german language on duo lingo at the moment. ich trinke bier by the truck load!!
You never know if your bus driver is your neighbor or not. It's best to be nice to people because the weather doesn't care about any of us. Personally I think teamwork makes the dream work 😅
Kannst du vielleicht eine Episode darüber machen, was die Deutschen über Argentinien oder Lateinamerika denken? Vielen Dank
As a Canadian, I don't really ever thank the bus driver unless I'm close to them...it's not to be rude, but rather that I feel too awkward yelling it across a bus full of strangers hahahaha
I still see people doing that and it always confuses me lol. I only do it if I exit near the driver
This Canadian thanks you.
Thank you! I think I may respect them more than our Southern neighbors when it comes to this topic...
gotta admit i am loving the image that we give off as Canadians. and yep all these Germans are correct, i am super chill and relaxed. honestly i have zero stress in my life, and i won't be around people who are. i see no point in being upset about anything.
Well, there is a thing called toxic positivity. Trying to cancel out all negativity from life detaches you from reality because reality can be grim. There is darkness and we shouldn't suppress it.
@@aeoization i don't mean it lie that obviously, i am referring to stuff like drama and such, that has no part in my life. why would i want to be around negative people. i am not one of them cancel culture people.
I'm Canadian and would love to visit Germany but I don't remember much of my German high school lessons 😅
Most germans speek English.
Canada is a great country to live in...sometimes it sux being native american here because of some racist jerks but thats just the world we live in..we have no hate in our hearts
Wherever i go to Europe, Canadians are always welcome . I am glad that German know so much about Canada.
O please can you make video what Germans think about Russia and russians? +)
Ja, wir brauchen nur eine Russin oder einen Russen, der mitmacht 😃
Great idea! Like Canada, I can't think of anything negative to say about Russia! Wonderful people!!!
eine tolle Idee)
I can say alot of negative things about russia but i'd rather not
Russia is good besides Putin from what I've seen but the people are great. I'm Russian/German for disclosure but live in Canada right now.
Ja! Kanada ist woher ich komme! kalt Wetter irgendwann...aber heir ist sehr sehr einfach zu leben :)
Dankeschön
As a Canadian, I am so happy to see that
Kanadier sind einfach sympathisch allein schon am ende das mit den ureinwohnern das ein kanadier sagt das es ein problem ist ... habe ich von einen ami noch nie gehört ... einsicht ist der erste weg zur besserung
I live in Regina and -40 -50 is nwt Yukon Nunavut those areas coldest it got this year was -35 also I was born in Yellowknife capital of the nwt and idk if I ever experienced -50 that’s insane record breaking actually
Not all clouds are high?
Der mann auf der Treppe ist wirklich hervorragend! Schöne Artikulation
Hallo Kari,
Mach bitte euch einen Interview über was die Deutschen wiessen und denken an Indien.
Ich fand es gut, daß sie über die Ureinwohner gesprochen hat, weil man davon in den Medien überhaupt nichts hört. Es ist ein wichtiges Thema das under dem Teppich gekehrt wird.