There's a term for when you say a word so many times in a row that it starts to sound like gibberish. It's called Semantic Satiation. Now we both learned something new today! Love these German lessons!!
German is such an interesting language! I’m from Finland myself and I’m starting to learn german at school in autumn! It’s good for me to communicate with my swiss relatives easier, although we speak english together. Also I love the sound of your whisper☺️
yoo timestamps 😎 0:01 intro (u look gorg - i hope you’re doing better!!) 2:16 colored pencils/pens to fancy this lesson a bit + actually remember the colors 2:39 mic adjusted 3:00 starting to write down the colorss 3:12 yellow - gelb (i feel smart bc i can actually say this one. does that mean i can speak german now 🤨) + spelling the word out 4:16 next word but she’s not gonna show the color bc she in a silly goofy mood 4:28 orange - orange (oh my god. it’s getting easier is it like in my genes or something ??) 5:01 red - rot + if you don’t know the alphabet go watch the last german class video (not a threat… hopefully😨) 5:39 pink - pink / rosa (i thought that was a W but it’s pronounced like a K so i wrote that with a K lmk if i’m wrong!! that’s how u mess my brain up 😭) 6:37 recap time!!! gelb, orange, rot, pink/rosa 7:08 purple - lila 7:22 checking up on you 7:44 blue - blau (freckles’ fav color (8:57) light blue = hell-blau 9:38 green - grūn / grün (i absolutely LOVE this!!! the pronunciation, the color itself. i’m in love 😤) + explaining ū and ü 10:21 question for ya 🫵🏼 how would you say light green? 10:31 answer (hellgrün, i know rightt we’re all so smart 🙄) 10:41 omg i love rainbows they’re so me 11:06 brown - braun that doesn’t really look like brown but it still is, i mean cheer that pen up a bit at least she tried to do her job 🫶 (yes pens are she/hers) 11:50 let’s include two colors that are not officially colors but it’s ok (for educational purposes): [ 12:26 black - schwarz ] [ 12:52 white - weiß + explaining a bit the ß (i honestly didn’t even know i had these letters in my keyboard lmfao 😭) ] 13:40 get read for the phrases!!! 14:27 how to ask for someone’s name 14:45 “WIE IST DEIN NAME?” is the literal translation, BUT it’s more common to say: 15:18 WIE HEIßT DU? 15:26 WIE HEIßEN SIE? (formal) 16:13 if you wanna ask someone where they’re from you can say: 16:34 WOHER KOMMST DU? 16:43 WOHER KOMMEN SIE? (formal) 17:08 see you later - MAN SIEHT SICH (lmk if i wrote that wrong 😥) 17:31 outro (i’d love to see more videos like this!! they’re so helpful and super relaxing) ily 🫶 bonus 😼 14:37 we’re officially entering freckles’ singer era I AM CRYING LMFJEJJWHSJ glad to be back doing freckles’ timestamps (i only did twice lmfaoo let me be 😭), i struggled writing the phrases (coming from a different language 😀) so i apologize if i wrote anything wrong hehe that’s also why i wrote in capitals DONT COME @ ME HELPSPJH anyway,,, ily and remember to treat people with kindness :)
I love the German language so much, I think it’s so unique. I took many German classes throughout school, but sadly I barely remember the language, so I love watching videos like this one!!
My best friend is german and we met online, ive always wished i took german instead of spanish throughout school so we can communicate in her native langue more. i cant wait to suprize her with the words i learned today!!! hoping for a part 2!!
I am learning Deutsch for 2 weeks now, and tbh your good in teaching german language. I hope you continue this kind of ASMR. Aside from falling asleep, I learn new Vocabs also.🤣 Danke!! 🇵🇭
At my school, at some point we had to chose between Spanish and German, I was not really sure which one to chose but I decided to study Spanish, I have no regrets about it, but I also think German is a very interesting language !! and i’d like to study it when I have some free time. oh, also I think that the word "Orange" in German, somehow has a similar prononciation as "Orange" in French. BTW my fav colors are Blau, Schwarz and Lila hehe.
For sure orange comes from French, I agree. And I am susprised to see how Gelb is so near to the latin Galbinus, much more than jaune in French and giallo in Italian. Fully Latin is rosa (latin names of colors were connected to objects that had that color, and rosa is just the flower), which arrived the same to Italian. Maybe lila comes from French too. For sure the color that is more tipically "german" is Blau, as it was used by ancient germanic peoples (Romans didn't use that color, and didn't even have a name for it, if I'm not wrong)
let me just say, I found your channel cause I was going through a rough night and search for a positive affirmations asmr. I loved the video and it helped me relax and fall asleep, so the next day I went through your channel and found out you had videos teaching basic german which is perfect cause I've been trying to learn german since the end of June. I just love your whispers so much, you're definitely my fave at the moment so I hope you keep posting!! lots of love
Swedish is more like English, I think, and even simpler. German is more complex, what with cases and conjugations. Swedish is like, I are/thou are/he are/we are/you are/they are.
This is like maybe the third video i watch of yours..and i'm pretty much amazed and kind of wandering why i did not know about you before. You ARE so good with your spontaneity!
I just came across your channel & absolutely love your videos . I also love the fact you do asmr in German , my great grandfather came from Germany to the U.S & I’ve always been interested in learning the language. Love your asmr as well! Very relaxing
I've wished to learn German (almost half of my yet short life). And your video with first part of this tingly and relaxing lessons gave me really big motivation to finally start learning Thank you for your beautiful, tingly and very calm and relaxing videos! ☺️🖤
❤️❤️❤️ love your videos a lot and thank you for this video please continue making german language teaching asmr it's really helpful ❤️your voice is so calming and beautiful ❤️ such a melody blessed my ears.
Ich habe deinen Kanal eben eher durch Zufall entdeckt und deine Stimme, genauso wie dein Aussehen so btw, sind einfach wunderschön. Ich habe schon viele viele ASMR Videos gesehen auch auf unterschiedlichen anderen Sprachen, aber du hast für mich eine der angenehmsten Stimmen die ich bis jetzt gehört habe. Das ganze Video war einfach mega toll gemacht und sehr entspannend! 😍🥰 Besonders jetzt wenn in der Uni gerade wieder die Klausurenphase auf Hochtour läuft ist dieses Video einfach perfekt dafür geeignet um mal wieder zu entspannen!
3:49 Be aware foreigners; she kicks it off with a ***difficult*** word. German is one of the very few languages with a feature called "terminal devoicing". It means that there is a big discrepancy between spelling and pronunciation if a voiced consonant is at the end of a syllable or at the end of a word. Essentially, Germans change all the voiced (= "soft", your vocal cords vibrate) consonants into their devoiced (= "hard", your vocal cords do not vibrate) partners. This includes: b becomes p, d becomes t, g becomes k, s becomes ss/ß, v becomes f. So, while the color Gelb is spelled with a [b], it is not pronounced as a [b]. It is a [p]. Terminal devoicing is acquired very early on by babies listening to their parents, and most Germans don't even know what it is and are not aware of the fact that they even do it unconsciously all the time. It is a very very tough thing to learn because any non-native speaker sticks out immediately since a missing terminal devoicing is extremely prominent. And vice versa: For Germans it is very tough to lose it, e.g. when they speak English, and it is one of the key speech patterns of a cliché German accent. Exceptions apply: Words ending on "-ung" are exempt from terminal devoicing since it is a special ending. And words ending on "-ig" are not pronounced with an [ig] or [ik] sound but with a [ch] sound like in "ich". So, for example, Honig (honey) is [ho:ni-ch], and not [ho:ni-k] or [ho:ni-g]. EDIT: Terminal devoicing does not apply when the consonant is not at the end of a syllable or at the word's end. This leads to the situation that non-native speakers are permanently confronted with compicated consonant switches, like this: the wheel = das Rad [r:at] with a [t] sound, however: the wheels = die Räder [rä:der] with a very distinct voiced [d] the goose = die Gans [ganss] with a sharp [s] sound like a snake, however: the geese = die Gänse [Gä:nse] with a very distinct soft [s] sound like the English [z]. German children associate this sound with the sound bees make [zzzzzz].
Definitely would like more of these German lesson videos, I love learning new languages. I am learning French at the moment but would love to start learning German
since i see you , not i can´t trop think you each video i get addicted and make me want more I am full of energy every time that I see your smile, I have so many energies could fly away from Peru and reach germany only for to be able to meet you
Its funny the fact that a lot of these colors are written the same way as in spanish and catalan (some in spanish like lila or rosa and in catalan like blau)
I feel your tears! It has been a weird and saddening weekend- hearing the devastating news from US, so this video comes at perfect timing! lets all relax, unwind and take some time for ourselves xx
How did you learn to speak English or how much did it take? I'm not an English native speaker either but it's very evident that your level is pretty much as good as a native English speaker level, I'm amazed!
Honestly I feel like listening to videos like this on is the best it helps with accent, vocabulary, grammar, the format is pretty short so you don’t get tired it’s better than movies. books definitely help with writing grammar and vocabulary as well and it might be easier to remember the vocabulary as well if your memory is more visual. Something I like doing too that might sound silly but talk to yourself in your head or out loud ( helps with prononciation as well ) the idea is that you will be using vocabulary that you use daily which is something you don’t learn in school. So It helps identifying what’s your daily vocabulary, the words that you don’t know in a specific language but that you use on your daily life in your native language like what’s the English for coche for example so you will check on your phone and find car and the next time you will want to talk about your coche you know it’s car. Hopefully it was clear and it helped!
@@ehrenmann8712 I would say that it depends of the school for example I personally begun learning English in elementary school so I think I was like six years old and I’m French obviously. But some of my classmates in middle school started English at 11 which is the first year of middle school in France. Which sounds extremely late.
Hi! I'm a future interpreter, so I study German as a second foreign language at my uni. Your video is awesome and very helpful for me. Waiting for the next part :)
Hey ich habe Ideen für Part 3 1. Wiederholung 2-3 Farben und Buchstaben 2. Tiere/ Haustiere/ wilde Tiere 3. Familie (sister=schwester) I hope you can make a another part because I love it
Im An italian student and i Just finish this year to study german (i studied It for 3 years) i Remember a lot of thing but i thing Is One of the most difficcult linguages of europw
as a student who took german 6 years ago, i’m proudly saying that i didn’t understand a single word of this 👍👍👍 #justiceforfrenchkidswhotookgerman germans classes sucks in France lmao
@@bobbwc7011 lmao take a deep breathe kiddo i’m just saying that the model of education in France sucks, as a good student, even if i try to learn german, i can’t speak it. i said « proudly » in an ironic tone so calm down right now lol
I don't care the languages...I'm here because of these many, many, many intense tingels I have during this asmr-session with the amazing asmr -artist..Many thanx to you for sharing this video
I just started German classes and I love ASMR, so that’s how I found your video. You look so kind and pretty, also you kinda look like Alicia Silverstone
Me gustó mucho el vídeo!! Estuvo entretenido, como se bastante inglés pude entender lo que decías, la pronunciación es un poco complicada para mí, pero creo que aprendí.
thank you so much for this video. this video made me feel a little more excited about camp that I'm going to tomorrow with my class! I just let it come to me and I see everything :) no stress
I love these. please continue with them 😄 also… just a question… in German theres a difference between “rosa” and “pink”, yeah. how do you exactly distinguish those in English? pink is more like hot pink? and lighter pinks are more like rosa? can you say it like that?
There's a term for when you say a word so many times in a row that it starts to sound like gibberish. It's called Semantic Satiation. Now we both learned something new today! Love these German lessons!!
German is such an interesting language! I’m from Finland myself and I’m starting to learn german at school in autumn! It’s good for me to communicate with my swiss relatives easier, although we speak english together. Also I love the sound of your whisper☺️
I’m Russian and I learning German 9 years in the School, goodluck to you :) 🇷🇺❤️🇫🇮🇩🇪
artik pekaka dursun be yeter bıktım
@@mushab572 videoyla ne alakası var aq
I'm proud of that English right there. My class sucks at English. But yeah I'm also from finland
Deutsch ist eine tolle sprache
yoo timestamps 😎
0:01 intro (u look gorg - i hope you’re doing better!!)
2:16 colored pencils/pens to fancy this lesson a bit + actually remember the colors
2:39 mic adjusted
3:00 starting to write down the colorss
3:12 yellow - gelb (i feel smart bc i can actually say this one. does that mean i can speak german now 🤨) + spelling the word out
4:16 next word but she’s not gonna show the color bc she in a silly goofy mood
4:28 orange - orange (oh my god. it’s getting easier is it like in my genes or something ??)
5:01 red - rot + if you don’t know the alphabet go watch the last german class video (not a threat… hopefully😨)
5:39 pink - pink / rosa (i thought that was a W but it’s pronounced like a K so i wrote that with a K lmk if i’m wrong!! that’s how u mess my brain up 😭)
6:37 recap time!!! gelb, orange, rot, pink/rosa
7:08 purple - lila
7:22 checking up on you
7:44 blue - blau (freckles’ fav color (8:57) light blue = hell-blau
9:38 green - grūn / grün (i absolutely LOVE this!!! the pronunciation, the color itself. i’m in love 😤) + explaining ū and ü
10:21 question for ya 🫵🏼 how would you say light green?
10:31 answer (hellgrün, i know rightt we’re all so smart 🙄)
10:41 omg i love rainbows they’re so me
11:06 brown - braun that doesn’t really look like brown but it still is, i mean cheer that pen up a bit at least she tried to do her job 🫶 (yes pens are she/hers)
11:50 let’s include two colors that are not officially colors but it’s ok (for educational purposes):
[ 12:26 black - schwarz ]
[ 12:52 white - weiß + explaining a bit the ß (i honestly didn’t even know i had these letters in my keyboard lmfao 😭) ]
13:40 get read for the phrases!!!
14:27 how to ask for someone’s name
14:45 “WIE IST DEIN NAME?” is the literal translation, BUT it’s more common to say:
15:18 WIE HEIßT DU?
15:26 WIE HEIßEN SIE? (formal)
16:13 if you wanna ask someone where they’re from you can say:
16:34 WOHER KOMMST DU?
16:43 WOHER KOMMEN SIE? (formal)
17:08 see you later - MAN SIEHT SICH (lmk if i wrote that wrong 😥)
17:31 outro (i’d love to see more videos like this!! they’re so helpful and super relaxing) ily 🫶
bonus 😼 14:37 we’re officially entering freckles’ singer era I AM CRYING LMFJEJJWHSJ
glad to be back doing freckles’ timestamps (i only did twice lmfaoo let me be 😭), i struggled writing the phrases (coming from a different language 😀) so i apologize if i wrote anything wrong hehe that’s also why i wrote in capitals DONT COME @ ME HELPSPJH anyway,,, ily and remember to treat people with kindness :)
Nice thanks! And yes you wrote everything correctly
@@culkithy ok thank you ;)
Np
yea you were right, the k and the / combined i think
I think the "w" is actually a k with a / next to it
omg yay another german video!!! ich bin zwar deutsch aber finde so videos irgendwie trotzdem unterhaltend und sehr entspannend :D
Jup ich auch 😅
Ich bin auch deutsch und es ist wirklich sehr unterhaltsam
Ich auch
Ist echt cool
Ist wirklich so! Guck mir sowas viel lieber an, als irgendwas anderes
als deutsche fällt es mir sehr leicht mir die vokabeln zu merken hahah. sehr entspannendes video ❤️
Geht mir genauso 😁
Same
Same
solang da kein test kommt bekomm ich es auch hin
I love the German language so much, I think it’s so unique. I took many German classes throughout school, but sadly I barely remember the language, so I love watching videos like this one!!
Ich sag nur Elijello auf die 1 Große😎🤙
keep the german lessons coming! waiting for part 3 on greeting. german couldn't be any easy with your lovely face and soothing sound
love how real you are, 'i actually cried my eyes out today' made me feel less alone
PLEASE PLEASE KEEP THESE GOING IF YOU WOULD LIKE THIS IS MAKING ME PICKUP HERMAN PRETTY WELL AND I REALLY WANNA LEARN MORE
My best friend is german and we met online, ive always wished i took german instead of spanish throughout school so we can communicate in her native langue more. i cant wait to suprize her with the words i learned today!!! hoping for a part 2!!
I am learning Deutsch for 2 weeks now, and tbh your good in teaching german language. I hope you continue this kind of ASMR. Aside from falling asleep, I learn new Vocabs also.🤣 Danke!! 🇵🇭
I love this video, thank you beautiful AHH sooo relaxing 💜💖💜
you're literally so pretty omg 😭
Very much looking forward to watching and falling asleep to this later today
At my school, at some point we had to chose between Spanish and German, I was not really sure which one to chose but I decided to study Spanish, I have no regrets about it, but I also think German is a very interesting language !! and i’d like to study it when I have some free time. oh, also I think that the word "Orange" in German, somehow has a similar prononciation as "Orange" in French.
BTW my fav colors are Blau, Schwarz and Lila hehe.
For sure orange comes from French, I agree. And I am susprised to see how Gelb is so near to the latin Galbinus, much more than jaune in French and giallo in Italian. Fully Latin is rosa (latin names of colors were connected to objects that had that color, and rosa is just the flower), which arrived the same to Italian. Maybe lila comes from French too. For sure the color that is more tipically "german" is Blau, as it was used by ancient germanic peoples (Romans didn't use that color, and didn't even have a name for it, if I'm not wrong)
Deutsch lernen ist sehr cool.
My Favorite color is: SCHWERER GUSTAV
There’s two possible ways to pronounce “orange” in German (: and yes she used the one that has a French touch to it
@@izzbricxkz dude xD
let me just say, I found your channel cause I was going through a rough night and search for a positive affirmations asmr. I loved the video and it helped me relax and fall asleep, so the next day I went through your channel and found out you had videos teaching basic german which is perfect cause I've been trying to learn german since the end of June. I just love your whispers so much, you're definitely my fave at the moment so I hope you keep posting!! lots of love
Ich find es so komsich erklär Videos von seine eigene Sprache zu gucken
I love this sm!!! Plz make it into a whole series
I forgot you were German, and I’ve started to learn it. So now i can learn more. Ps i love you and your channel!
love you too
German and swedish is pretty similar!
💛 - GUL
🧡 - ORANGE
❤️ - RÖD
💕 - ROSA
💜- LILA
💙- BLÅ
💎 - LJUS BLÅ
💚- GRÖN
🧩- LJUS GRÖN
🤎 - BRUN
🖤 - SVART
🤍 - VIT
📁 - GRÅ (GREY)
Swedish is more like English, I think, and even simpler. German is more complex, what with cases and conjugations. Swedish is like, I are/thou are/he are/we are/you are/they are.
I like how you taught me more in 20 minutes than my teacher in a year in 6th grade
I don’t have milk in my fridge, me & my family hate milk
@@ladyautumnus 🥛
Cool story bruder
This is like maybe the third video i watch of yours..and i'm pretty much amazed and kind of wandering why i did not know about you before. You ARE so good with your spontaneity!
😘😘😘
Soo mutch positive energy i love that
In Spanish we also have that ü, normally the u isn’t pronounced, so when it is you put ü
Upload timing impeccable as always😌😌❤️❤️
Lots of love to you.💙💙
I just came across your channel & absolutely love your videos . I also love the fact you do asmr in German , my great grandfather came from Germany to the U.S & I’ve always been interested in learning the language. Love your asmr as well! Very relaxing
it's 12:00 p.m. in my country now and this is what i need. 😁💕
I really liked this like dark ish backround and this type of vid.
Hallo I'm from Ireland and for some reason always loved Germany 🇩🇪 please keep maken theses videos you're helping me so much to learn
Saudações do Brasil 🇧🇷, estou aprendendo várias coisas novas, espero que você continue nos ajudando bjs e ótimo vídeo:)
I've wished to learn German (almost half of my yet short life). And your video with first part of this tingly and relaxing lessons gave me really big motivation to finally start learning
Thank you for your beautiful, tingly and very calm and relaxing videos! ☺️🖤
Today I have learned most german than my enter life, thanks!
Hello from Turkey ! 🇹🇷 i’m in high school and our second language is German so thanks a lot 💕
I was in Turkey 4 times, and I will fly in Turkey again on august, love from Russia 🇷🇺❤️🇹🇷
@@_lackerr i hope you enjoyed it! I love your music btw 🙂 love from Turkey too!
❤️❤️❤️
love your videos a lot
and thank you for this video
please continue making german language teaching asmr
it's really helpful ❤️your voice is so calming and beautiful ❤️ such a melody blessed my ears.
Lila would be such a pretty name ! Btw love the video , so many tingles! 🫶🏽
Its actually a name in Spanish
THE INTRO LIKE AS SOON AS IT STARTED OMG YES
I studied German as a child and I think I will return to it soon. You helped me make this decision :) Very relaxing video.
Ich habe deinen Kanal eben eher durch Zufall entdeckt und deine Stimme, genauso wie dein Aussehen so btw, sind einfach wunderschön.
Ich habe schon viele viele ASMR Videos gesehen auch auf unterschiedlichen anderen Sprachen, aber du hast für mich eine der angenehmsten Stimmen die ich bis jetzt gehört habe. Das ganze Video war einfach mega toll gemacht und sehr entspannend! 😍🥰
Besonders jetzt wenn in der Uni gerade wieder die Klausurenphase auf Hochtour läuft ist dieses Video einfach perfekt dafür geeignet um mal wieder zu entspannen!
Germany is underrated but a powerful country!
very relaxing =) it's such a joy to listen to and watch your content
3:49 Be aware foreigners; she kicks it off with a ***difficult*** word. German is one of the very few languages with a feature called "terminal devoicing".
It means that there is a big discrepancy between spelling and pronunciation if a voiced consonant is at the end of a syllable or at the end of a word.
Essentially, Germans change all the voiced (= "soft", your vocal cords vibrate) consonants into their devoiced (= "hard", your vocal cords do not vibrate) partners.
This includes: b becomes p, d becomes t, g becomes k, s becomes ss/ß, v becomes f.
So, while the color Gelb is spelled with a [b], it is not pronounced as a [b]. It is a [p].
Terminal devoicing is acquired very early on by babies listening to their parents, and most Germans don't even know what it is and are not aware of the fact that they even do it unconsciously all the time. It is a very very tough thing to learn because any non-native speaker sticks out immediately since a missing terminal devoicing is extremely prominent.
And vice versa: For Germans it is very tough to lose it, e.g. when they speak English, and it is one of the key speech patterns of a cliché German accent.
Exceptions apply: Words ending on "-ung" are exempt from terminal devoicing since it is a special ending. And words ending on "-ig" are not pronounced with an [ig] or [ik] sound but with a [ch] sound like in "ich". So, for example, Honig (honey) is [ho:ni-ch], and not [ho:ni-k] or [ho:ni-g].
EDIT: Terminal devoicing does not apply when the consonant is not at the end of a syllable or at the word's end.
This leads to the situation that non-native speakers are permanently confronted with compicated consonant switches, like this:
the wheel = das Rad [r:at] with a [t] sound, however: the wheels = die Räder [rä:der] with a very distinct voiced [d]
the goose = die Gans [ganss] with a sharp [s] sound like a snake, however: the geese = die Gänse [Gä:nse] with a very distinct soft [s] sound like the English [z]. German children associate this sound with the sound bees make [zzzzzz].
I' ve been learning german for 8 years and still cant get that pure accent
Very calming video! Thanks for the great asmr :)
2:27 *ARE THOSE IKEA PENS??!!*
omg ok new subscriber earnt for having ikea pens
Omg das ist sehr gut.Ich hoffe auf Teil 3.Man sieht sich)
Definitely would like more of these German lesson videos, I love learning new languages. I am learning French at the moment but would love to start learning German
since i see you , not
i can´t trop think you
each video i get addicted and
make me want more
I am full of energy
every time that I see
your smile, I have
so many energies
could fly away
from Peru and reach
germany only for
to be able to meet you
Ich liebe diese Art von Videos kannst du mehr machen
Danke schön für diese unterricht, ich hab viel neue worte gelernt))))))
I’m learning Danish and it surprises me how similar German and Danish are
Such a lovely sweet relaxing positive energy ❤
Its funny the fact that a lot of these colors are written the same way as in spanish and catalan (some in spanish like lila or rosa and in catalan like blau)
I feel your tears! It has been a weird and saddening weekend- hearing the devastating news from US, so this video comes at perfect timing! lets all relax, unwind and take some time for ourselves xx
What news
@@Brainrotmemes123 someone in atlanta farted ... and it smelled ...
How did you learn to speak English or how much did it take? I'm not an English native speaker either but it's very evident that your level is pretty much as good as a native English speaker level, I'm amazed!
I feel like you’re French ? Am I right ?
@@creatixcreatix392 I'm actually from Spain haha, why did you believe I was french?
I think because in germany, we learn English since 2 greade
Honestly I feel like listening to videos like this on is the best it helps with accent, vocabulary, grammar, the format is pretty short so you don’t get tired it’s better than movies. books definitely help with writing grammar and vocabulary as well and it might be easier to remember the vocabulary as well if your memory is more visual. Something I like doing too that might sound silly but talk to yourself in your head or out loud ( helps with prononciation as well ) the idea is that you will be using vocabulary that you use daily which is something you don’t learn in school. So It helps identifying what’s your daily vocabulary, the words that you don’t know in a specific language but that you use on your daily life in your native language like what’s the English for coche for example so you will check on your phone and find car and the next time you will want to talk about your coche you know it’s car.
Hopefully it was clear and it helped!
@@ehrenmann8712 I would say that it depends of the school for example I personally begun learning English in elementary school so I think I was like six years old and I’m French obviously. But some of my classmates in middle school started English at 11 which is the first year of middle school in France. Which sounds extremely late.
I don't know much about ASMR but i love to watch ASMR videos, including this video
WE NEED A PART 3 ASAP
Ypur voice is so relaxing aaaaahhh
Yeah
when i say ive been waiting for this, i mean it
I LOVE THIS!! 💗💗
Waited for this Video so long 🥰😍
Hi freckles! Happy Sunday
Better and better, amazing! My eyes gone surrender...
An enjoyable and relaxing video with your wonderful soft whispers!🥰😴😴❤️😘
Hi! I'm a future interpreter, so I study German as a second foreign language at my uni. Your video is awesome and very helpful for me. Waiting for the next part :)
Hey ich habe Ideen für Part 3
1. Wiederholung 2-3 Farben und Buchstaben
2. Tiere/ Haustiere/ wilde Tiere
3. Familie (sister=schwester) I hope you can make a another part because I love it
Yessssss, we want more germany classes 😉🙂😀
Im An italian student and i Just finish this year to study german (i studied It for 3 years) i Remember a lot of thing but i thing Is One of the most difficcult linguages of europw
as a student who took german 6 years ago, i’m proudly saying that i didn’t understand a single word of this 👍👍👍
#justiceforfrenchkidswhotookgerman
germans classes sucks in France lmao
French
German classes sucks in Turkey too 😐
And why are you proud again?
@@bobbwc7011 lmao take a deep breathe kiddo i’m just saying that the model of education in France sucks, as a good student, even if i try to learn german, i can’t speak it.
i said « proudly » in an ironic tone so calm down right now lol
I don't care the languages...I'm here because of these many, many, many intense tingels I have during this asmr-session with the amazing asmr -artist..Many thanx to you for sharing this video
Me encanta!!💖💖💖
Sehr entspannend, finde deine deutschen Videos mega (: 🔥
ILYSM ✨🧚🏽♂️
There are so many obvious similarities between english and german terms for numbers, colours, days of the week etc.
meine Lieblingsfarben sind lila und gelb! Ich lerne gerade Deutsch in der Schule, aber das war ein sehr entspannendes Video!
great time, thank you for this amazing video♥️
I just started German classes and I love ASMR, so that’s how I found your video. You look so kind and pretty, also you kinda look like Alicia Silverstone
Wir brauchen das dritten Video! 😍🔥
this was so fun and interesting
My favorite asmr artist
Thanks a whole bunch for your sweet help! 💜😉
It interests me because the second language taught in Turkey is German. Honestly i think you better than german teachers in Turkey.
That’s so interesting I had know idea is there a specific reason? ( I guess so?)
Im from Mexico and im learning german now🥰
Just started learning German this is helpful
Me gustó mucho el vídeo!! Estuvo entretenido, como se bastante inglés pude entender lo que decías, la pronunciación es un poco complicada para mí, pero creo que aprendí.
Your german equivalent of the english pink “rosa” is the same for brazilian portuguese. We say rosa too for pink 😊
actually they've got the "u with two dots" sound in mandarin alphabets (phonics) as well
Best Teacher ❤️💜
I‘m glad that im from germany and dont have to learn german in school because i just know how difficult it is compared to for example english
Your asmr Videos Are great !!! Sooo Many tingles❤️😍Where is your nail polish from it‘s such a Beautiful Blue !!!??
Sooo relaxing ❤️
thank you so much for this video. this video made me feel a little more excited about camp that I'm going to tomorrow with my class! I just let it come to me and I see everything :) no stress
In polish for "wie heißt du" we use "jak się nazywasz", and "nazywać" is also a verb just like "heißen", so it is easier for me to understand.
You’re soooo pretty !!
I love these. please continue with them 😄
also… just a question… in German theres a difference between “rosa” and “pink”, yeah. how do you exactly distinguish those in English? pink is more like hot pink? and lighter pinks are more like rosa? can you say it like that?
yess
The way u talk oh my god ❤
i've always wanted to learn a different language so these are helpful and tingly !!!!
I haven't used this language for a long time, great 😉
Always cool to learn something new. Thanks!
Als Deutscher dieses Video zu gucken ist einfach nice
I love this video💕🇮🇹
She’s so pretty she literally has no imperfections
nobody’s imperfect and that’s fine :)) anyway thank u for the compliment🤍
@@frecklesasmr oh well i’m having a hard time trying to know that ^^' but you’re welcome!