The way Germans count is so funny! Once I asked my German husband how many loaves of bread he wanted, and then I asked “Do you want two?” And he showed me his thumb, which (for me) means “okay” or “Genau” or just agreeing someone. To confirm I asked again and I baked two loaves of bread for him and he said “I said only 1” and we had this big discussion of numbers with the hands, and I was saying that the number one is with the forefinger and never with the thumb😅 now I learned and he learned. Another common thing Germans do is to blow their noses while seated in the dining table, no matter if people are still eating. I think that’s not nice, but they think it’s normal. Who is the weird one? No one, we are just different.
I am from the United States and my boyfriend from Germany. When we first met 5 years ago when he wanted me to remind him to do something, instead of saying "remind me to..." he would say "remember me to...." from the direct translation "erinnere mich". I thought that was so cute and let him say that for about four months before I finally corrected it lol
You are so funny. ;-) It is true, I am German and I also sometimes mix up "remind me to" with "remember me" . It is so funny, that you think this is cute. I guess it is because you are in love with your boyfriend so much. 😍
I felt like this about my American bf. It was so cute how he was attributing the wrong gender to words 🥰 I wanted to cuddle.him all the time. It's like a cute little kid talking.
@@lumina9995 it's hard to remember the gender of each word :( specially when we know more than 2 languages, for example, my first language is Spanish, and we have just 2 genders (male and female), but I learned french, with the same number of genders, but it differs from Spanish, and now German, with 3 genders :S E. G. In Spanish, a Car is male, but in French is female, and in German is neutrum. So, sometimes I make mistakes with them :(
As someone who is Asian the whole not taking off your shoes in the house is so bizarre to me. My bf is Venezuelan and when I visited his sister’s house she said I could keep my shoes on. Of course I didn’t do as she said. 😂 Nothing worse than getting dirt in your home imo. I just can’t. Lol.
I have slippers for home. Then I have my street shoes. I thought as an American this was common but of course found out no it is not. My mother is from Mexico and she’s the one who would always yell as us for wearing our street shoes inside. So that part of the video was super interesting for me.
yeah, as a Pole, I fully agree. I think most countries in Europe have this custom of taking one's shoes off before entering other ppl's homes (and their own but I think even Americans don't walk with their shoes on around their own apartments), except maybe for Ireland and the UK.
I think EVERYONE SHOULD TAKE THEIR SHOES OFF AT THE HOUSE!! We walk in the side walk cross the street step into grass mud and omg from people spitting and dogs pooping can’t I just can’t be with shoes inside
Upperclass people don’t ask you to take shoes off since this is too informal. Lower class people often don’t care. So taking shoes off is what middle class people do. 😂
Another great video from you guys :)As far as making friends it does take time for Germans to warm up to you but once they do and start trusting you,you have friends for life. I feel really blessed for being surrounded by awesome people.
My boyfriend and I say handshoes and salad. I'm Dutch and my boyfriend is German, so we just translate the German and Dutch words directly in English 😂😅
I am Mexican and I work with Germans, most of them I can call them my friends, and absolutely can relate 😂 I laughed so hard with the West part because they do it as well and I already had the discussion about the counting with fingers, they find it totally weird as well. I love your videos guys!! 🙌🏼
I am Mexican and I start counting using my thumbs, I do that since I was a kid. Ich finde es einfach. Später wenn ich Deutsch in der Uni gelernt habe es bemerkt, ich dachte aller in Mexiko und andere Länder war ganz normal mit der Daumen zu Zählen. :).
También he tenido la oportunidad de convivir con varias personas de esta cultura y siempre se me han hecho de lo más dulces y cálidos🥺✨ Hasta su idioma es de lo más adorable jajjsjajja "Handschuhen" Gracias por enseñarnos también las expresiones como "Die Sonne lacht", lo de apretar los pulgares, la forma de contar y la seña de "lo juro", esa no me la sabía! Ahora en el próximo video podrían hacer lo mismo, pero con cosas de español y mexicanos/latinos! Estaría genial 💙
In my family, we have the same tradition singing happy birthday on the phone for friends and family 🇩🇪🎶🎊 and i love it, i feel like it's way more special and personal
Austrian here (maybe it’s interesting for someone): 1. do that too - just easier to eat for me 🤪 2. do that too - no shoes in my house 3. do that too - fingers crossed & thumb one -> both at the same time hahaha, but I don’t sing a song, but I know this song haha 4. I don’t sing, but I Text them at midnight 🥰 5. count the same as Janik (starting with thumbs) 6. maybe with the sentence „ich glaub ich spinne“ - I think I spider or sth like that 😛 lettuce is not salad? 😖 learned sth new 7. I am not sure if I do that - with sounds weird haha 8. hand gesture: I don’t do that. 9. can’t really talk about that because I am not a guy or dated anyone 10. in Austria as well. I am literally Austrian and my friends were born here, but most of them are Serbians 😛 love my Serbian friends 🤍🤍 but it’s still hard - the internet helps, but it’s still hard
I'm German and I never heard of that "du schaffst das schon song" and didn't know about that "I swear" sign with the hands. About the happy birthday, in my experience it usually happens when there is a group of friends with you but not a single person. I sang it a few times alone to a very good friend. I once didn't know the english word kettle word so I said "water cooker" instead. For the shoes it's often the case that we take them off but not always. For example in my grandparents house we never took our shoes off when we visited them for a few hours.
I was nodding along the whole time! And you're soooo not alone, Joss! It IS adorable, haha! I don't know if Janik ever did something like this, but the guy I dated for the longest time would text me, "I'm so exited" about something he was happy about and I didn't have the heart for the first month or two to correct him to "excited" because it was so cute to read it (then I realized the super disservice I was doing-- eep!). We still laugh about it today and will say, "Hey, are you exited about tomorrow?" or like, "You know, I'm super exited." Haha! I loved this video♡ ALSO! The "with 20" thing-- SO TRUE! They don't realize it either and get soooo confused when you point it out. 9 years later, still happening. I doubt it will change, haha!
My German husbands family records songs for eachother on special birthdays (not every year) and taking shoes off before entering your house is hygienic.
I am German and I know that song at 4:04 :D it is from Rolf Zuckowski who sing songs for and with children. He is pretty well known for his music, especially for people in their late 20s, early 30s. The song is called "Ich schaff das schon" (I can do it), about a little girl growing up and overcoming different struggles while becoming an adult :)
My german boyfriend also translates like that! In german the word elevator translates to Aufzug, which literally means “Up-Train” so we call it that now 😂
I am a German in Canada and ja… I start counting with my thumb too. Love singing happy birthday on the phone and anywhere haha. I relate to all of these haha I love this! ❤
In Vermont, my home state, people do remove their shoes before going into their apartments or houses, especially during the winter and spring. Nobody wants to track snow mixed with dirt, or mud into their houses.
I love the little direct translations Germans use XD One they can never get right is the word each other. Instead, they say, we will meet us tomorrow. Eeeevrytime.
I feel like that last part of Jos asking us to invite them to our weddings shocked Janik, but honestly I would totally do it haha. Maybe it's just a Mexican thing but I love the idea.
In the US it’s different in every house with shoes or no shoes because everyone is from somewhere else. Personally, I make my family take them off, easier to keep clean.
What a beautiful and lovely couple. She is supercute and he is a gentleman. In my opinion he is extraordinary goodlooking. Y ella es una guapisima. Una pareja adorable. Muchos besos a vosotros de Alemania!
8:45 In Spain we also tend to say (for example) "with 12 I did...". Don't know how it's said in Latam but in Spain we never say "cuando tenía 12 años..." or "a los 12 años...". Both are totally correct but never say it that way. We usually say "a los 12 (and we skip "años" because it's impied)" or "con 12 años..." (literally "with 12 years...) and when we're learning Englisgh it's the form we incorrectly use, the same as Janik.
Janik is getting thirst comments on social media and Joss gets thirst comments in real life with the Austrian guy and the one from Spain. You guys are even now 😂. You two are evenly perfect for each other 💚
Sus videos siempre son tan lindos❤️ no tengo un piropo para Janik solamente, sino para los dos. Ustedes son la pareja más bonita que he visto en youtube y me hace tanta ilusión todas las cosas que van logrando juntos💕 ojalá algún día la vida me premie con una relación tan bonita como la que tienen ustedes❤️ besotes argentinos 😘🇦🇷
I live in Australia and literally we germans can't pronounce the v correct. Always sounds like a W for aussies. I can't hear a difference at all. Even when you guys said it lol
My husband's parents always call on our birthdays and sing the Happy Birthday song. I didn't have that before with my parents but I LOVE IT with his. I look forward to hearing them sing to me on my birthday as one of the highlights of the day. ♥
I'm a new subscriber today. I've watched many of your videos and finally subscribed. I'm probably one of your oldest subscribers, and you both put a smile on my face for every video I watched.
9:29 we actually does! hacemos una cruz con indice y pulgar y la besamos, a veces termina con el indice apuntando al cielo jajajjajja No le puedo dejar solo comentarios a Janik porque estoy enamorada de ustedes dos como pareja, me encantan 100% que hermosos son
😂😂😂😂 ich wusste nicht dass ich heute Nacht noch einen Rolf Zukovsky Ohrwurm bekommen würde, dennoch zuletzt vor circa 26 Jahren als Kind auf Kassette gehört habe 🤣
Just came to say that I’m using the Nights Out Natoll shampoo bar and it is the best!!!! The scent smells so good - like a elegant perfume that I had once but can’t remember the name - and it seems to make my hair super sleek and healthy. I like the other ones too but this one especially rocks!! I only wish I had ordered more than 3 bars so my husband’s grandparents who are came to the US from Mexico could bring them with! Oh well!! 😉
Counting on fingers like the germans is the european way. All the european do that. I am romanian and lived in Italy and now live in the Netherlands. I count on my fingers like the germans
I found this video very interesting but most of these things are exactly the same in Sweden so me and my German girlfriend never really thought about this.
Me pareció muy adorable el cantar cumpleaños por teléfono. Mi abuela lo ha hecho y es muy bonito 🥰 Aunque canta la versión corta porque en Venezuela la canción tradicional es bastante larga 😂
en USA se quitan los zapatos y al principio era super raro para mi pero ahora en mi casa, nadie entra con zapatos!! NAIDEEEEE, mi suegra se enojo jajaaja me dijo "Me van a hacer caminar descalza por la casa?" Como si fuera inhumano jajajajaja
Eating with fork and taking shoes off is defenetly whole Europe thing. At least northern part of Europe. And of course, this last thing - more to the north this is even harder to get people open up, but if they do - they are very loyal friends indeed.
Well I'd have learn the actions' differences but I can hear the Deriving words between Spanish and German already especially when I read tales like Eragon or peak at Mythology/ Legend/ Fairy Tales/ Folklore of our huge range of land in Europe. This includes my bits of knowledge about the visigoths in Spain.
Both of you are beautiful! As an American I do walk around with shoes in the house. If you forget something in the house, do you take your shoes off to run back inside? Do you keep dogs in the house? But I do vacuum "dust suck" the carpet at least every other day.
I have used English in my working life, and I understand English better when I stopped translating every word and just grasped the meaning of the words spoken.
The three!!!!! My swiss boyfriend does the same thing with the number three, it's so cute! But we all have to agree it's the wrong way to do it 😂😂 #mexican
It happened to me also the number one with the hands. It was at work and I thought they were always sayins to me ok, but it was 1 more 😅😅😅 Also about cleaning their nose, and they make them sure that everyone listen them cleaning their nose 😒
I’m Mexican American and I take my shoes off or ask when I go to someone’s house. I thought it was a normal thing but I guess not in the US. As well as other countries. Interesting. I was also born and raised in Wisconsin (US).
I started noticing that people in the northern states and Canada take their shoes off because they are used to snowy, wet weather….even when the weather isn’t bad
What is this swear hand gesture about? Where does it come from?😂 I am german and I've nerver seen or done it before😅 But hey, my name is'nt Janik so I guess thats the reason I don't know 🤣
The way Germans count is so funny! Once I asked my German husband how many loaves of bread he wanted, and then I asked “Do you want two?” And he showed me his thumb, which (for me) means “okay” or “Genau” or just agreeing someone. To confirm I asked again and I baked two loaves of bread for him and he said “I said only 1” and we had this big discussion of numbers with the hands, and I was saying that the number one is with the forefinger and never with the thumb😅 now I learned and he learned. Another common thing Germans do is to blow their noses while seated in the dining table, no matter if people are still eating. I think that’s not nice, but they think it’s normal. Who is the weird one? No one, we are just different.
Janik I feel you, I'm a German living in the US. Sometimes I translate literal for fun and my kids and husband are just looking at me like 😳🤔🤦♀️
Do they tell you that they only understand Trainstation? 🤣
Lol
I am from the United States and my boyfriend from Germany. When we first met 5 years ago when he wanted me to remind him to do something, instead of saying "remind me to..." he would say "remember me to...." from the direct translation "erinnere mich". I thought that was so cute and let him say that for about four months before I finally corrected it lol
You are so funny. ;-) It is true, I am German and I also sometimes mix up "remind me to" with "remember me" . It is so funny, that you think this is cute. I guess it is because you are in love with your boyfriend so much. 😍
I felt like this about my American bf. It was so cute how he was attributing the wrong gender to words 🥰 I wanted to cuddle.him all the time. It's like a cute little kid talking.
Well I won't be using that one anymore
@@lumina9995 it's hard to remember the gender of each word :( specially when we know more than 2 languages, for example, my first language is Spanish, and we have just 2 genders (male and female), but I learned french, with the same number of genders, but it differs from Spanish, and now German, with 3 genders :S
E. G. In Spanish, a Car is male, but in French is female, and in German is neutrum. So, sometimes I make mistakes with them :(
@@noemipadilla1233 It doesn't matter, in fact it's endearing!🥰
As someone who is Asian the whole not taking off your shoes in the house is so bizarre to me. My bf is Venezuelan and when I visited his sister’s house she said I could keep my shoes on. Of course I didn’t do as she said. 😂 Nothing worse than getting dirt in your home imo. I just can’t. Lol.
I have slippers for home. Then I have my street shoes. I thought as an American this was common but of course found out no it is not. My mother is from Mexico and she’s the one who would always yell as us for wearing our street shoes inside. So that part of the video was super interesting for me.
yeah, as a Pole, I fully agree. I think most countries in Europe have this custom of taking one's shoes off before entering other ppl's homes (and their own but I think even Americans don't walk with their shoes on around their own apartments), except maybe for Ireland and the UK.
I think EVERYONE SHOULD TAKE THEIR SHOES OFF AT THE HOUSE!! We walk in the side walk cross the street step into grass mud and omg from people spitting and dogs pooping can’t I just can’t be with shoes inside
Right? Like why tf anyone should bring the dirt from outside and spread it in his own home. I’ll never understand it
Upperclass people don’t ask you to take shoes off since this is too informal. Lower class people often don’t care. So taking shoes off is what middle class people do. 😂
Another great video from you guys :)As far as making friends it does take time for Germans to warm up to you but once they do and start trusting you,you have friends for life. I feel really blessed for being surrounded by awesome people.
My boyfriend and I say handshoes and salad. I'm Dutch and my boyfriend is German, so we just translate the German and Dutch words directly in English 😂😅
are you calling gloves salat?
No, gloves is "Handschuhe" in german which would translate to hand-shoes word by word :)
What you mean with salad ?
@@sns4748 Ich schätze, es war Salat gemeint.
Das Lied "Ich schaff das schon!" von Rolf Zuckowski hat mich auch schon ewig begleitet. Habe es immer gesungen, um mir Mut zu zusprechen ❤
I am Mexican and I work with Germans, most of them I can call them my friends, and absolutely can relate 😂 I laughed so hard with the West part because they do it as well and I already had the discussion about the counting with fingers, they find it totally weird as well. I love your videos guys!! 🙌🏼
This couple: beautiful, funny, healthy, supportive.
"dust sucker" was by far the funniest part of this video ahahaha CUTE
Jajajajajaa, me encantó! Ahora me gustaría ver uno de Janik contándonos las cosas adorables de Joss 😂
I love you, guys!
I am Mexican and I start counting using my thumbs, I do that since I was a kid. Ich finde es einfach. Später wenn ich Deutsch in der Uni gelernt habe es bemerkt, ich dachte aller in Mexiko und andere Länder war ganz normal mit der Daumen zu Zählen. :).
También he tenido la oportunidad de convivir con varias personas de esta cultura y siempre se me han hecho de lo más dulces y cálidos🥺✨ Hasta su idioma es de lo más adorable jajjsjajja "Handschuhen"
Gracias por enseñarnos también las expresiones como "Die Sonne lacht", lo de apretar los pulgares, la forma de contar y la seña de "lo juro", esa no me la sabía! Ahora en el próximo video podrían hacer lo mismo, pero con cosas de español y mexicanos/latinos! Estaría genial 💙
In my family, we have the same tradition singing happy birthday on the phone for friends and family 🇩🇪🎶🎊 and i love it, i feel like it's way more special and personal
Austrian here (maybe it’s interesting for someone):
1. do that too - just easier to eat for me 🤪
2. do that too - no shoes in my house
3. do that too - fingers crossed & thumb one -> both at the same time hahaha, but I don’t sing a song, but I know this song haha
4. I don’t sing, but I Text them at midnight 🥰
5. count the same as Janik (starting with thumbs)
6. maybe with the sentence „ich glaub ich spinne“ - I think I spider or sth like that 😛 lettuce is not salad? 😖 learned sth new
7. I am not sure if I do that - with sounds weird haha
8. hand gesture: I don’t do that.
9. can’t really talk about that because I am not a guy or dated anyone
10. in Austria as well. I am literally Austrian and my friends were born here, but most of them are Serbians 😛 love my Serbian friends 🤍🤍 but it’s still hard - the internet helps, but it’s still hard
This was a really good video, guys! You guys are so cute and funny.
I'm German and I never heard of that "du schaffst das schon song" and didn't know about that "I swear" sign with the hands. About the happy birthday, in my experience it usually happens when there is a group of friends with you but not a single person. I sang it a few times alone to a very good friend. I once didn't know the english word kettle word so I said "water cooker" instead. For the shoes it's often the case that we take them off but not always. For example in my grandparents house we never took our shoes off when we visited them for a few hours.
Ooooh my mum also sings “Du schaffst das schon” for me 😅 and when I am sick she sings “du musst essen Häschen” (another Song from Rolf Zuckowski) 😂
I was nodding along the whole time! And you're soooo not alone, Joss! It IS adorable, haha!
I don't know if Janik ever did something like this, but the guy I dated for the longest time would text me, "I'm so exited" about something he was happy about and I didn't have the heart for the first month or two to correct him to "excited" because it was so cute to read it (then I realized the super disservice I was doing-- eep!). We still laugh about it today and will say, "Hey, are you exited about tomorrow?" or like, "You know, I'm super exited." Haha! I loved this video♡
ALSO! The "with 20" thing-- SO TRUE! They don't realize it either and get soooo confused when you point it out. 9 years later, still happening. I doubt it will change, haha!
My German husbands family records songs for eachother on special birthdays (not every year) and taking shoes off before entering your house is hygienic.
Mi abuela siempre nos hablaba a las 12:00 y nos ponía las mañanitas por teléfono para decirnos feliz cumpleaños 🎉❤
Comencé a ver sus videos para practicar inglés y ahora que ya lo domino estoy aprendiendo aleman. ❤️
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You both are adorable! Can't wait to see your wedding! You both are going to look stunning!
I am German and I know that song at 4:04 :D it is from Rolf Zuckowski who sing songs for and with children. He is pretty well known for his music, especially for people in their late 20s, early 30s. The song is called "Ich schaff das schon" (I can do it), about a little girl growing up and overcoming different struggles while becoming an adult :)
I'm American, and I MUST take my shoes off when entering. There is no other way to live. lol.
My german boyfriend also translates like that! In german the word elevator translates to Aufzug, which literally means “Up-Train” so we call it that now 😂
And the thing is like - hand shoes - even if it's wrong, people understand 😁
Oh lord, I laughed so much!! Love u guys✨🥰
I am a German in Canada and ja… I start counting with my thumb too. Love singing happy birthday on the phone and anywhere haha. I relate to all of these haha I love this! ❤
Ja, wie anders soll man zählen? Anders reichen ja die Finger nicht bis zehn!
Great video! Full of laughter and good vibes. And yes, I have carpet in the US and remove shoes ALWAYS hahaha
In Vermont, my home state, people do remove their shoes before going into their apartments or houses, especially during the winter and spring. Nobody wants to track snow mixed with dirt, or mud into their houses.
I love the little direct translations Germans use XD One they can never get right is the word each other. Instead, they say, we will meet us tomorrow. Eeeevrytime.
I feel like that last part of Jos asking us to invite them to our weddings shocked Janik, but honestly I would totally do it haha. Maybe it's just a Mexican thing but I love the idea.
I know!! I wish I had a wedding coming up in one of those places!! 😂
Omg guys I don't know what got into you on this one but I laughed more than usual. 😂 Thanks for that.
In the US it’s different in every house with shoes or no shoes because everyone is from somewhere else. Personally, I make my family take them off, easier to keep clean.
Yes, dustsucker!! My German husband and i use this word too! It just sounds cool and precise! Vacuum can be anything, haha
My sister married a Mexican in Puerto Vallarta just some years ago.
It was such a beautiful wedding!
What a beautiful and lovely couple. She is supercute and he is a gentleman. In my opinion he is extraordinary goodlooking. Y ella es una guapisima. Una pareja adorable. Muchos besos a vosotros de Alemania!
“Something all the Janiks do…” 😂 that made me laugh so much haha
Cool du lebst in Mexiko 🇲🇽 mit deiner Frau. Du schaffst das schon 😂😂😂
Oh, selber merkt man das gar nicht😂...lustig wie ihr das erzählt 🤭
8:45 In Spain we also tend to say (for example) "with 12 I did...". Don't know how it's said in Latam but in Spain we never say "cuando tenía 12 años..." or "a los 12 años...". Both are totally correct but never say it that way. We usually say "a los 12 (and we skip "años" because it's impied)" or "con 12 años..." (literally "with 12 years...) and when we're learning Englisgh it's the form we incorrectly use, the same as Janik.
Janik is getting thirst comments on social media and Joss gets thirst comments in real life with the Austrian guy and the one from Spain. You guys are even now 😂. You two are evenly perfect for each other 💚
Sus videos siempre son tan lindos❤️ no tengo un piropo para Janik solamente, sino para los dos. Ustedes son la pareja más bonita que he visto en youtube y me hace tanta ilusión todas las cosas que van logrando juntos💕 ojalá algún día la vida me premie con una relación tan bonita como la que tienen ustedes❤️ besotes argentinos 😘🇦🇷
As a german I do all the things, this was right on spot :D
Siempre me rio muchísimo viéndolos. Me encantan!
I live in Australia and literally we germans can't pronounce the v correct. Always sounds like a W for aussies. I can't hear a difference at all. Even when you guys said it lol
My husband's parents always call on our birthdays and sing the Happy Birthday song. I didn't have that before with my parents but I LOVE IT with his. I look forward to hearing them sing to me on my birthday as one of the highlights of the day. ♥
I'm a new subscriber today. I've watched many of your videos and finally subscribed. I'm probably one of your oldest subscribers, and you both put a smile on my face for every video I watched.
9:29 we actually does! hacemos una cruz con indice y pulgar y la besamos, a veces termina con el indice apuntando al cielo jajajjajja
No le puedo dejar solo comentarios a Janik porque estoy enamorada de ustedes dos como pareja, me encantan 100% que hermosos son
I love your videos guys!!🤍🇩🇪🇲🇽 greetings from Colombia 🇨🇴🤍
3:22
JJJSJSAJA
janik mostrando su lado inmostrable JAJA
9:28 I never saw this gesture in my entire life as a German.
Janik nunca olvida que Joss besó a otros alemanes jajajaja cada vez que ella dice eso, él lo saca a relucir 😂
Interessant! I really enjoyed a lot 😆 You are a nice couple! 😊 God bless you today and always
😂😂😂😂 ich wusste nicht dass ich heute Nacht noch einen Rolf Zukovsky Ohrwurm bekommen würde, dennoch zuletzt vor circa 26 Jahren als Kind auf Kassette gehört habe 🤣
Just came to say that I’m using the Nights Out Natoll shampoo bar and it is the best!!!! The scent smells so good - like a elegant perfume that I had once but can’t remember the name - and it seems to make my hair super sleek and healthy. I like the other ones too but this one especially rocks!! I only wish I had ordered more than 3 bars so my husband’s grandparents who are came to the US from Mexico could bring them with! Oh well!! 😉
que lindo verlos igual de bien que cuando empezaron, el amor existe jaja
Time for you to share some highschool pics of Jannick 🤣
you both are adorable. siempre adorable ambos. Liebe euch beide. immer ganz toll ❤️ 💙 💜
My family is from mexico but my dad's side also does that thing where they sing happy birthday, they're all pretty good singers so I never do it lol
5:51 This is how carpenters order 5 beer.
Counting on fingers like the germans is the european way. All the european do that. I am romanian and lived in Italy and now live in the Netherlands. I count on my fingers like the germans
Wir singen ALLE am Telefon! hahaha
Our house is a strict no shoe house. 🙂 It keeps everything very clean.
I live in the USA and I have no carpet but I still take off my shoes 😂
Rolf Zuckowski.... Jetzt isse richtig germanized 😂😂😂
We sing „viel Glück und viel Segen“.
Auf all deinen wegen! Lach!😊
@@tasminoben686 Im Kanon!!
I found this video very interesting but most of these things are exactly the same in Sweden so me and my German girlfriend never really thought about this.
5:15 Soy Argentina y cuento como Janik, pero se de personas que cuentan como Joss 😆
Don’t know if all German guys are cute or do cute things but yours is super cute and so is his personality . So you’re a lucky girl
Very nice Couple. Grüße aus Baden-Würrtemberg.
I don’t understand the counting, my two last fingers would go up together so the thumb finger is to hold each finger so just one goes up at a time 😅
Whenever I talk about German movies I accusingly say “under titles” and I’m just a German learner not a native speaker 😂
Me pareció muy adorable el cantar cumpleaños por teléfono. Mi abuela lo ha hecho y es muy bonito 🥰 Aunque canta la versión corta porque en Venezuela la canción tradicional es bastante larga 😂
en USA se quitan los zapatos y al principio era super raro para mi pero ahora en mi casa, nadie entra con zapatos!! NAIDEEEEE, mi suegra se enojo jajaaja me dijo "Me van a hacer caminar descalza por la casa?" Como si fuera inhumano jajajajaja
Eating with fork and taking shoes off is defenetly whole Europe thing. At least northern part of Europe. And of course, this last thing - more to the north this is even harder to get people open up, but if they do - they are very loyal friends indeed.
Well I'd have learn the actions' differences but I can hear the Deriving words between Spanish and German already especially when I read tales like Eragon or peak at Mythology/ Legend/ Fairy Tales/ Folklore of our huge range of land in Europe. This includes my bits of knowledge about the visigoths in Spain.
Me hicieron reir mucho! Jajaja, buen video
Im Mexican American and we take our shoes off but we don’t expect visitors to take their shoes off.
This was sooo funny😄 mega lustig.. sobre todo with20 😆
Both of you are beautiful! As an American I do walk around with shoes in the house. If you forget something in the house, do you take your shoes off to run back inside? Do you keep dogs in the house? But I do vacuum "dust suck" the carpet at least every other day.
In the US, you'll find many people take their shoes off, but also many that don't. Growing up, we had to take ours off because we had new carpet.
Yeah, same. Are you also from Wisconsin? 😂 I felt this was a common thing in Wisconsin growing up.
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I count just exactly like Janik.
Not everyone does like in the US. In romania we are wishing good luck the german way
I'm British. We don't take our shoes off indoors.
I have used English in my working life, and I understand English better when I stopped translating every word and just grasped the meaning of the words spoken.
Mi familia también cantan las mañanitas en el teléfono cuando llamamos para felicitar
Love u guys. Me hacen reír mucho 😂
In der Weihnachtsbäckerei ist auch von Rolf Zuckowski.
The three!!!!! My swiss boyfriend does the same thing with the number three, it's so cute! But we all have to agree it's the wrong way to do it 😂😂 #mexican
Loooooove this video!!!! Makes me want to go to Germany ;)
Tuve que ver 3 veces ese inicio para ver cada gesto de Joss xD
🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm done
The Zac Efron coment hahaha
It happened to me also the number one with the hands. It was at work and I thought they were always sayins to me ok, but it was 1 more 😅😅😅
Also about cleaning their nose, and they make them sure that everyone listen them cleaning their nose 😒
I’m Mexican American and I take my shoes off or ask when I go to someone’s house. I thought it was a normal thing but I guess not in the US. As well as other countries. Interesting. I was also born and raised in Wisconsin (US).
I started noticing that people in the northern states and Canada take their shoes off because they are used to snowy, wet weather….even when the weather isn’t bad
Do you guys send your products to the U.S.? California please???
Love you guys
You guys are cute, funny and adorable. Keep on rockin´, experiencing & enjoying life !
What is this swear hand gesture about? Where does it come from?😂 I am german and I've nerver seen or done it before😅 But hey, my name is'nt Janik so I guess thats the reason I don't know 🤣
No idea where it comes from 😂 maybe you're right and only Janiks do that gesture 😅