Foreigner REACTS to German Life | Germany is Amazing!
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- Опубликовано: 19 фев 2020
- Foreigner REACTS to German Life | Germany is Amazing!
A U.S. foreigner's view on living in Germany (German food, culture, lifestyle, people, language, etc.) Living in Germany vs living in the United States.
Comment below things you love about life in Germany!
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I wonder where in Germany you get Schnitzel with rotkohl... never heard of this combination. Rotkohl is eaten to goose, duck, roast beef, roast pork, rouladen maybe gulash... anything that comes out of the stove...
Fun fact, Döner is not Turkish food in the way you get it in Germany
It is of German origin
Another beautiful mind. Starting to like these vlogs from American missionaries who visited Germany - although I'm Atheist.
BewareOfTheKraut --- I absolutely concur, even if I find the concept of missionary work ridiculous.
I also like these vlogs, but I notice that their actual work, i.e. trying to spread their ludicrous religion to Germans, is never mentioned. I cannot imagine that they have a high rate of success.
Which makes their positive attitude, interest and language skills very impressive to me. Respect.
5:12 min Maultaschen are a typical meal only in Schwaben, a little part in the west of Germany. In southern, eastern or northern part of Germany they are not known
you are so sweet :) greetings from west germany
Visit the city of Trier! Oldest city of Germany
your german sounds good..i can understand you very well
Maultaschen rules! Even for me as a vegitarian. xD
You have to visit Lübeck in the north!
By the way, "dir" ist singular. But yeah, German is complicated.
If you go to Bonn you can also take a short trip on a train and go to Cologne. There is so much to see in Cologne that you would definitely need a couple of days to see it all.
are there no bells on us bikes🤔
Munich is by far the best city to visit in Germany.
Naaw, it's full of Bavarians. :(
Pizza = Italian. Ask the Italians what to put on Pizza and not the Americans :-) (of course they put tuna on it)
I was born in Bonn 😍
Hey my dear, I feel a bit sad about the fact, that we didn't met in Bonn... because it's very close to where I'm living and I'm quite often in Bonn. Anyway: I AM really glad that you enjoyed your time here with us and please be sure: you're allways welcome! According to some other comments this might play a role: I am not interested in Religions, I am an Atheist, but: who cares? I love every openminded Person, no matter if they believe in something "out of this world" or not. I think it's clearly recognizable, that you got a "heart of gold" and you are very respectfull human being... so it would be very hard to not feel some kind of love for you too! So: whenever you'll visit germany again, just contact me and I'd be pleased to show you some more of the beauty of the german landscapes, villages, towns and castles as well as some more UNBELIEVABLY tasty fresh food, which you'll never forget 😊👍🏻
Gutes Deutsch.
Wer Sie kennengelernt hat, ist leicht zu überzeugen, dass es einen guten Gott gibt. Sie haben eine sehr positive Ausstrahlung. Das ist wundervolles Geschenk, ich wünsche Ihnen und Ihrer Familie alles Gute.
Die Amerikaner sind alle gleich, per Du. Irgendwie,.macht es Sie Sympatisch!
Schnitzel and Rotkohl? Na!