yeah lol whenever i’m learning a language i’m not very good at, all the other languages in my brain start interfering with it regardless of how well i speak them lol (i’ve had issues with italian getting in the way even tho i barely know any italian at all 😭) edit: typo
It’s so funny how ppl always say things like dass ist wunderbar when they don’t know enough words in a language - also in English, ppl always saying things like this is so nice and yea it was amazing 30 times! 😂
If I was being picky, the formation of some of the sentences were a bit 'high-school textbook' like and a couple minor grammar errors which don't affect understanding. But for 30 days that level of speaking is extremely impressive. You could easily pass as someone who'd lived in germany for a year or two and had been learning while living here. For 30 days worth of work that's double backflip levels of impressed
Wow, my native language is German and I'm surprised to see that you've learned German in one month without doing many grammar mistakes... you can be proud for that performance! Respekt dafür aus dem Südwesten Deutschlands!
Wie in Gottes Namen bin Ich über 20 Jahre in Deutschland aufgewachsen, ohne jemals die Phrase "Alles clean in Berlin?" gehört zu haben??!?! Respekt SprachenSimp ❤
When I translate your comment with the included youtube translator it says "10%: французский и испанский" which means "french and spanish"☠️ Damn baguette Napoleon
That was actually really good for 30 days. Your accent is not too bad, but you won’t be able to convince someone that you’re an actual German, but I understood everything. 🗿
My grandmother was German and lived in Sweden for 67 years. She never sounded like a native Swede. I don't think that trying to sound like a native is a realistic goal for most people.
@@So_-sk2wb yeah so I think what he does is take material (from the easygerman channel) and break down some words he doesn't fully understand yet or sentences that he doesn't know the meaning of and then put it thru a translator of some sort, and once he understands a good portion of words he asks the viewers to tell him questions or just stuff in german and he'd practice the words there. Or like look at his streams and see how he does it first hand, lol
@@jahanb2002 Kevin was really popular in Germany in the 90s because of Home Alone with Working class parents, so nowadays people called Kevin sound like they're uneducated rednecks. Calling someone "a Kevin" is an insult here.
@@mrm8818 i mean the german sentences from him are all sepreated from each other the flow of context or something like that is missing, to sound more native
As a native German I have to say this was impressive for 1 month. Good job Mr.LanguageSimp You just have to get the speed of our speech and the accent a little more.
2:08 Für Website sagt man einfach "Seite" oder "Internetseite" Alter dein Deutsch hört sich unfassbar gut an, tiefsten Respekt ❤ Für jemanden der erst 30 Tage lernt kannst du dir ordentlich auf die Schulter klopfen ^^ Extrem beeindruckend
Bro should switch his name to Language Sponge the way that he absorbs languages so easily. This guy is the actual definition of a hyperpolyglot gigachad alpha male
@@cond.oriano4945language learning is more the method than the time spent. ive been learning german on and off for six months, often going weeks without a day of practice. my german is still better than the average german 300 student
Dein Akzent hört sich wirklich viel mehr französisch an als englisch oder amerikanisch. Und es gab einige Sätze die ein Deutscher nicht unbedingt so sagen würde (sie klangen etwas gestelzt), aber im großen und ganzen war das sehr, sehr gut. Selbst wenn es nur auswendig gelernt (oder abgelesen) wäre, wäre allein schon die Aussprache beeindruckend gewesen. Wenn du mich auf der Straße so angesprochen hättest, hätte ich gedacht dass du schon mindestens ein Jahr in Deutschland lebst und intensiv Deutsch übst.
Der Moment, wenn du schönere Sätze bildest als ich als Muttersprachler... 😂 Extrem gute Leistung und zum Großteil sogar eine erschreckend gute Aussprache! Gut gemacht, Maximum-Gigachad! 👍👍👍
As a German I found this video entertaining as heck Also it is pronounced " 'zy:s " I can only imagine how hard words containing " ä, ö, ü, ß " must be for a foreigner but your wording was on point These 'Umlaute' (the letters with dots above them) must be learned but the ß, which is also known as 'scharfes s' or 'sharp s' can be read as 'sz' It's basically a sharp variant of the regular s and is used mostly in words consisting of at least two s's. In Germany we had a grammatical reform in which some old words containing 'ß' were changed to 'ss'. For example the word 'dass' used to be written as 'daß', same goes for 'muß' (which got changed fo muss) and some other cases. Hope this helps you understand difficult words like 'süß' I voluntarily learnt German with a Ukrainian child and I can totally relate to the statement of German being a horrible language to learn. But I'm hyped to see you get fluent in German, good work on your language progress so far! I hope I'll also be able to speak Russian, Japanese and French in the next few years since I plan to visit these countries sometime
As a native spanish speaker, someone with english as a second language and wanting to learn portuguese, i was so impressed when you spoke spanish you are so casual with it
In Germany we are calling a website "Internetseite". Your german is really good especially for someone who is learning german for about 30 days. Great job! The word "süß" which means "sweet" could have different meanings in german. We use it for "a sweet candy" or "the candy tastes very sweet" but otherwise we call something cute also "süß". For example "the cat looks so cute" = "Die Katze sieht so süß aus". our chancellor's name is OLAF Scholz, not WOLAF :) We don't call him president, the german word is "Kanzler" for chancellor. Keep going, you will speak german perfectly in 6 months if you're learning such as fast. Greetings from Germany.
Aber sowieso sprichst du Deutsch sehr gut. Meine Muttersprachen sind Russisch und Ukrainisch und ich lerne Deutsch schon seit einem Jahr, aber kann nicht meine славянское Ausprache und einige grammatische Fehler korregieren. Ausserdem bin ich jetzt in der Schweiz, wo die Leute einen komischen Dialekt haben, der macht die Sprache noch schwieriger. Du machst viel grössere Schritte im Rahmen des regulären Sprachenlernens als ich, der Deutsch ziemlich intensiv lernen musste. Also, herzlichen Dank für die Motivation und die Inspiration. Viel Glück beim Deutschlernen!
For someone who learns only since 30 days this is insanely good. I learn french since june now and couldn't do this T.T Anyways, I would not call your accent french, even tho it's far from the typical american accent that I expected.
this is not impressive for 30 days this is A2 subject matter and vocab, you can learn in one week, an even tho it's basic stuff also makes mistakes. Why is it people r like "ur so amazing!!" and they don't even know german
@@ultimateblaze23 Von den Streams ausgehend würde ich sagen, dass da eindeutig mehr möglich ist. Der Punkt den ich respektabel finde ist, dass er frei Themen wechseln kann. Ich kann mich in französisch auch schon wunderbar darüber unterhalten, welche Farbe gewisse Kleidungsstücke haben und wo ich tote Kühe sehe, aber frei reden ist so ne Sache...
@@elizabethrymer9213 I'm German and yes, this person really wrote down "I can talk about the color of clothes and where I see dead cows in french." Seriously wtf? 😅
I think your french accent comes down to your intonation. The intonation in french is pretty much always at the end of a word "grammatIK"... In german it's mostly somewhere in the middle or in the beginning: "gramMAtik". So you can start fixing your accent there. Else your german is really good. You are really nailing the conjugations and and articles.
Dude, your German is totally sweet, of course your pronounciation is not native level, but it's about 20x better than any of my friends who have studied it for years. I think that's interesting people say you sound like you have a french accent, I have been told that I sound russian when speaking German, but maybe Germans just don't hear americans with light accents often.
As a German native I can confirm that our language sounds really poetic in some situations but pretty cringe in most, so you're definitely on the right track. Tausendfache Grüße aus Österreich!
As a person with 580 days duo streak on german only, I confirm deutsch sounds very perfekt, only for the short guys with mustache, who failed his art classes (natürlich, es war eine witze)
German hacks for actually speaking it: 1) Ignore Genetive case ... now you only have to worry about 3 cases. 2) Ignore Future tense, use the present tense instead and add the information that you are referring to the future somewhere else in the sentence. 3) Ignore the "Mitvergangenheit" past tense, say everything in the simple present perfect (except some modal verbs like "sein" or "have") 4) Don't overcomplicate hypothetical sentences, "würde, würde" is your friend (same exceptions as in #3)
This video made me so happy. I've started learning german some 2 years back and I've quitted it multiple times between those 2 years, which made me go back to the basics many times even though I thought I was good in them just to be sure. Now I'm 100% focused in been able to speak it (different time in my life I guess lol). Going back to the original statement, this video made me so happy because even thought I'm not able to know the meaning of every single word you spoke, I was able to UNDERSTAND IT clearly, clearly as in "I'm able to write it just from listening". That means I'm going in the right path. I wish to live in Frankfurt one day, so it feels good when the language stops sounding like giberish everytime lol. It wouldn't be my first language to learn since I speak english since I was 10 years old (I'm not from an english speaking country), so I kinda know some ways I know for sure it will help me learning, but seeing the effects of your efforts is always nice. Great video btw, didn't knew your channel before this one!
2:08 Mr simp meant to say "Webseite" (Vebzaite) Also, 3:46 he meant "Süß" (Never forget that ä ö and ü exists in German, including ß) (Pronounced like suis in French but the first s in the word is pronounced like the Z)
@@the-language-learner He always uses random flags for countries that speak a given language that isn't the origin country of the language (as long as one exists) e.g. Mexico for Spanish, USA for English, Belgium for French, Mozambique for Portuguese, Austria for Germany etc
@@tigrafale4610so it is a joke.... I am not sure that Georgians will find it funny since they are occupied by Russia in Abkhazia and south ossetia ....
@@the-language-learner yes its a running gag he does, for example he always calls english "american" or shows the catalan flag when speaking spanish. Its just a joke
das ist wirklich ein mega gutes Video! mach weiter so du schaffst es und ich bin wirklich sehr überrascht wie gut du sprichst, deine Wortwahl ist auch sehr gut :D viel Spaß
My Dad was a Polyglot. Latin, French at school. German, Russian in Immigration Dept and Japanese in 70s as planned to move there. I lived in Japan and China 20 years. Learned both languages. Chinese (Mandarin) is EASY AS. Just use Pingyin not Chinese characters to learn. NO tenses, NO articles. Baby talk. Simple!! If you can do German in 30 days you can do Mandarin in 30 days. TRY IT! 👍
Ich muss erlich sagen, dass du dich wie Ein Deutscher mit russischen Akzient an hörst.😅 Deutsch ist prima und Wunderbar! Mach weiter so ich glaube an dich🫡 **Geschrieben: von einen Deutschen der gerade fertig mit der nachtschicht Ist, aber um **4:42** uhr immer noch im handy drin ist**
Really good German for the most part. 3:34 One thing to note is that when you start a sentence with "Habe ich..." it's usually a question ("Habe ich Französisch gelernt?"). What you wanna do is put the subject first and say "Ich habe...". When you put a "weil" before it (like you said in the video: "Weil habe ich...") it's not German in any case, it's "weil ich Französisch gelernt habe". It's similar in English actually, when you say "because have I learned French" is not proper English. In German we put the object before the verb in that particular case, which can be confusing, but we don't put the verb before the subject.
That's not always the case, which is the confusing part. Sometimes you put the subject after the verb even when it's not a question - "Das habe ich getan", or "In meiner Freizeit spiele ich gerne Tennis". I think the general rule is that the subject goes first as long as there's nothing before it. But I feel like I see exceptions to that from time to time.
As another German leaner, from the content I’ve consumed I guess I have subconsciously dropped the e from “habe” and other words, I sag einfach hab oder so. Ist das eigentlich normal, oder sagt man mehr “habe”?
@@lordehareIV "Habe" is correct and "high German", "hab" (or rather " hab' " and some variations of it) is what some parts of Germany, Switzerland, and basically all of Austria say in everyday speech. It's part of many dialects. Same as you did with " i " instead of "ich" :D. You can say it and people will understand it, but you should never write it, except when you text with friends etc. .
I'm impressed :D "website" and "stream" are used and pronounced as in English. Instead of saying "ich habe keine Idee" I recommend saying "Ich habe keine Ahnung" ;) Keep it going! :)
Can you imagine if one of those youtube polyglots tried the "let's surprise native speakers with me speaking german!" and it was just a compilation of their cold blank stares as these teutonics try and wrap their minds around why someone isn't speaking to them in the prestige dialect of all Europa - English.
In one of his live streams where he learns German he brought up this disadvantage to learning German. An American speaking German to German natives speakers would not elicit a shock. It would make for a good parody of the "shock natives" video genre if he tried anyway.
ich bin deprimiert, weil du viel viel mehr gelernt hast als ich und auch in ein Monat. aber ich schätze, dass ich nicht gut bin, mich auf was lange zu konzentrieren. Trotzdem bin ich stolz, dass ich so viel gelernt hab in 6 Monaten
I'm genuinely so impressed, holy shit. I know a lot of people that have learned German as a second language for a year or so, and aren't nearly as good! (Especially regarding pronunciation)
That’s is not bad, dude! I actually understood a lot if it because I have a German uncle and he’s taught me some German. I also studied classical music, and German is a principal language. Keep up the good work!
the assalmu aleykum and insha allah made it so much more authentic and closer to the real language. Alhamdullilah you kept it real, greetings from Austria
As another American that speaks “some” German also. Your German pronunciation/ accent is good ! Good for you. It’s hard. I’ve been practicing for 25 years and I’m still just “serviceable” when I go there.
Native because you learnt Esperanto to the point of being able to basically say and understand everything or actually having been taught Esperanto since birth?
Great Progress Dude🤝 Especially for 30 days of learning, your German skills are immense. I'll correct a few sentences, maybe it will help you with learning German. At 0:55, you would say: "C2, würde ich sagen", not "werde ich sagen". Because werde is will do and würde is would do. 3:35, "Habe ich Französisch gelernt" is a question. In English it would be: "Have I learned french?". If you want to say you have already learned french, you'd say: "Ich habe Französisch gelernt" 3:46: süß (I am from Austria, we use the ß, in Germany it would be süss) 3:56, we would say: "Olaf Scholz ist der Präsident, oder so", not "etwas". Hope this helps and keep up your progress 🤝
@@kingdra-winston3500 It's pretty good, I could understand him. The only part where it would have been confusing, if the subtitles weren't there, is the Französisch part.
Nice, bro! Wrote the text on his blindfold
his left eye
I didn't think anyone would catch on! ЫЫЫЫЫ
Best
@@LanguageSimp ЫЫЫЫЫ
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
As an aspiring hyperpolyglot gigachat; that accidentally switching to Spanish and Russian is very relatable
Indeed I often switch to Russian when I try to speak Deutsch too
кажется каждого из нас это делают ыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыыы
и & y got me tweakin fr
@@wellhellothereurlbar Почему ты так считаешь?
yeah lol whenever i’m learning a language i’m not very good at, all the other languages in my brain start interfering with it regardless of how well i speak them lol (i’ve had issues with italian getting in the way even tho i barely know any italian at all 😭)
edit: typo
It’s so funny how ppl always say things like dass ist wunderbar when they don’t know enough words in a language - also in English, ppl always saying things like this is so nice and yea it was amazing 30 times! 😂
If I was being picky, the formation of some of the sentences were a bit 'high-school textbook' like and a couple minor grammar errors which don't affect understanding. But for 30 days that level of speaking is extremely impressive. You could easily pass as someone who'd lived in germany for a year or two and had been learning while living here. For 30 days worth of work that's double backflip levels of impressed
Does he ever mention side flips?
2:57 that french accent on grammatic was INTENSE
Wow, my native language is German and I'm surprised to see that you've learned German in one month without doing many grammar mistakes... you can be proud for that performance!
Respekt dafür aus dem Südwesten Deutschlands!
damit hat er schneller deutsch gelernt als so manch ein Bayrer ahhaha
@@torvidbente7889 *Bayer ahhaha
@@torvidbente7889 Bayer sprechen kein Deutsch. Inshallah
Bayrisch ist eine romanische Sprache (lat. puer = bayr. bua, bub = Junge, Knabe)
@@francoisjohannson139 ah ja, lat servus. Deutsch: Sklave
du sprichst viel besser als ich es erwartet hab, respekt digga
Respect WHAT
@@alexhardy13it means bro or dude in german apparently idk how to explain it
Ja digga
@@nezlol1234 Es ist schlimm, wird nur von bestimmten Leuten gesagt.
@@alexhardy13 Nibba
You did it Mensch 🎉 it's been a wonderful journey watching you absorb the language along the way
Didn't expect you here😅
@@lynqsxhow else would I be able to embark on my journey to become an alpha male
@@RhapsodyinLingo well you are already a polyglot giga Chad
Absorb? Like a sponge the water liquid!?
@@Nikola_Misn't he?? He just watches stuff and asks questions and suddenly he can use the words and structures
Wie in Gottes Namen bin Ich über 20 Jahre in Deutschland aufgewachsen, ohne jemals die Phrase "Alles clean in Berlin?" gehört zu haben??!?!
Respekt SprachenSimp ❤
Das liegt daran, dass du erst 20 bist, früher hat man das öfter gehört.
Spinne ich oder ist "alles clean in Berlin" eine Lüge?
Oder auch „Alles klar in Qatar“
Oder "vulgäre Gesten in Dresden".
er hat das bestimmt selbst erfunden xd
70% video: ja ja ja
20% video: sprechen auf deutsch
10%: русский and español
When I translate your comment with the included youtube translator it says
"10%: французский и испанский" which means "french and spanish"☠️
Damn baguette Napoleon
@@rare_hilf yeah i know what means but wtf why french? I said "russian" haha
комментарий: Русский and español
Translator: French and Spanish
French?? 😐 I’m offended, Google.
It happens for the same reason this man uses the Georgian flag to represent Russian
@@Vylika Maybe russian imported a few too many words from french🤓 /j
After studying German for 30 days, I tried to ask my teacher if I could go to the bathroom, but ended up on a flight to Liechtenstein! Thanks! 🤪🤪
dude same happens far too often
Wie kann man denn “darf ich zur Toilette gehen” mit “darf ich nach Liechtenstein reisen” vermischen? 💔
@@aymbord8996 Wenn man keine Ahnung hat, was man sagt. Hahaha, es war nur ein Witz.
@@PolyGringo naja... das stimmt haha!
😂 Liechtenstein hat nichtmal einen Flughafen. Wo ist das Flugzeug dann gelandet? War es etwa eine Notwasserung auf dem Rhein? 😂😂😂
Er sagt Digga. Das ist ein C2-Wort.
That was actually really good for 30 days. Your accent is not too bad, but you won’t be able to convince someone that you’re an actual German, but I understood everything. 🗿
Convinving you are a native takes lot more than that for sure 💀
My grandmother was German and lived in Sweden for 67 years. She never sounded like a native Swede. I don't think that trying to sound like a native is a realistic goal for most people.
Why would you even want to convince someone you're native 💀
@@jaycube26 idk, maybe he wants to become a spy. 🤷♂️
I just meant his accent is not as good as a native speaker.
Someone give this man a deutschen Personalausweis
well done! 💜
Ich werde es zu früh haben))
Someone give this man a bestandenen Einbürgerungstest.
@@Flotasco Muss sein
deutschen Personalausweis. Deutsche Sprache schwere Sprache
*deutschen
i can literally remember him read, learn, and say all these in the few past lives and i feel like a proud parent (im not even german)
Reincarnation confirmed
Did he learn all these sentences a by hard in the livestreams? I’m curious how he learned so much in only 30 days
@@So_-sk2wb yeah so I think what he does is take material (from the easygerman channel) and break down some words he doesn't fully understand yet or sentences that he doesn't know the meaning of and then put it thru a translator of some sort, and once he understands a good portion of words he asks the viewers to tell him questions or just stuff in german and he'd practice the words there. Or like look at his streams and see how he does it first hand, lol
Im converting to hinduism now 🕉️
Where I can see his Livestream about Learning German?
0:39 My heart skipped a beat
Its just a slang word for bro. it has nothing to do with the n word
ahahaha
OMG ME TOO
@@captainobvious1961thanks, captain obvious.
diggah = bro (kinda) I speak German.
Is his name really Kevin? Idk why, but that shocked me more than him learning a whole new language in 30 days.
Why are you surprised. That's like the most American name ever
@@jahanb2002
The name Kevin doesn’t have a good reputation here
@@jahanb2002 Kevin was really popular in Germany in the 90s because of Home Alone with Working class parents, so nowadays people called Kevin sound like they're uneducated rednecks. Calling someone "a Kevin" is an insult here.
bro your german in 30 days is better than mine in 10 years like wtf , you’re amazing dude
As a German Native speaker, you are doing great. I understood everything. Just keep going in.
Greatings from Northern Germany
If you were to repeat what he said what would you change to make it sound native?
@@mrm8818to connect the sentences with connecting words like and
Im thinking if someone spoke english and missed this that would be poor english but I guess i got too high a standard than the rest here lol
@@mrm8818 i mean the german sentences from him are all sepreated from each other the flow of context or something like that is missing, to sound more native
As a native German I have to say this was impressive for 1 month. Good job Mr.LanguageSimp
You just have to get the speed of our speech and the accent a little more.
2:08 Für Website sagt man einfach "Seite" oder "Internetseite"
Alter dein Deutsch hört sich unfassbar gut an, tiefsten Respekt ❤
Für jemanden der erst 30 Tage lernt kannst du dir ordentlich auf die Schulter klopfen ^^ Extrem beeindruckend
Man sagt Webseite
Webseite geht auch
Niemand sagt Seite/Internetseite, eigentlich jeder sagt Website mit nem unglaublich deutschen Akzent.
Mamah banyak orang sunda
Ich kenne niemand der "Seite" sagt lol. Eigentlich doch immer Website
I didn’t say first because I have a dad
We need more people like you
Сигма
girlie pop
First
Мужик
Bro should switch his name to Language Sponge the way that he absorbs languages so easily. This guy is the actual definition of a hyperpolyglot gigachad alpha male
You missed "who's very attractive to every woman... and man in the world"
@@nescaucamargo9504 Very important information right there!
0:38 - 0:45 This was the most magnificent German poetry I ever witnessed with my own eardrums. Goethe could never 😩🤌
Americans probably wondering why he said the naughty word 😅
„With my own eardrums“ 😂😂
Das war sehr beeindruckend! Mach weiter so. Deine Aussprache ist super.
Also dafür dass du seit nur 30 Tage lernst hast einen wirklich super Akzent!
Weiter so bro!🌠🌠
You seriously have a gift man, j'apprends le français à l'école depuis des années et vous parlez allemand aussi bien que moi je parle français.
meme chose ici
t'as l'air très bon en français quand-même
How much do you really study though? If you dont study everyday at least 30 minutes to an hour dont expect to get good at something
@@cond.oriano4945language learning is more the method than the time spent. ive been learning german on and off for six months, often going weeks without a day of practice. my german is still better than the average german 300 student
man, sudden Russian swearing was so natural (despite the accent) and why Georgian flag 😂
Dein Akzent hört sich wirklich viel mehr französisch an als englisch oder amerikanisch. Und es gab einige Sätze die ein Deutscher nicht unbedingt so sagen würde (sie klangen etwas gestelzt), aber im großen und ganzen war das sehr, sehr gut. Selbst wenn es nur auswendig gelernt (oder abgelesen) wäre, wäre allein schon die Aussprache beeindruckend gewesen. Wenn du mich auf der Straße so angesprochen hättest, hätte ich gedacht dass du schon mindestens ein Jahr in Deutschland lebst und intensiv Deutsch übst.
Der Moment, wenn du schönere Sätze bildest als ich als Muttersprachler... 😂
Extrem gute Leistung und zum Großteil sogar eine erschreckend gute Aussprache!
Gut gemacht, Maximum-Gigachad! 👍👍👍
As a German I found this video entertaining as heck
Also it is pronounced " 'zy:s "
I can only imagine how hard words containing " ä, ö, ü, ß " must be for a foreigner but your wording was on point
These 'Umlaute' (the letters with dots above them) must be learned but the ß, which is also known as 'scharfes s' or 'sharp s' can be read as 'sz'
It's basically a sharp variant of the regular s and is used mostly in words consisting of at least two s's. In Germany we had a grammatical reform in which some old words containing 'ß' were changed to 'ss'. For example the word 'dass' used to be written as 'daß', same goes for 'muß' (which got changed fo muss) and some other cases. Hope this helps you understand difficult words like 'süß'
I voluntarily learnt German with a Ukrainian child and I can totally relate to the statement of German being a horrible language to learn.
But I'm hyped to see you get fluent in German, good work on your language progress so far! I hope I'll also be able to speak Russian, Japanese and French in the next few years since I plan to visit these countries sometime
ä and ß are not hard at all. Maybe ö and ü.
As a native spanish speaker, someone with english as a second language and wanting to learn portuguese, i was so impressed when you spoke spanish you are so casual with it
In Germany we are calling a website "Internetseite". Your german is really good especially for someone who is learning german for about 30 days. Great job!
The word "süß" which means "sweet" could have different meanings in german. We use it for "a sweet candy" or "the candy tastes very sweet" but otherwise we call something cute also "süß". For example "the cat looks so cute" = "Die Katze sieht so süß aus".
our chancellor's name is OLAF Scholz, not WOLAF :) We don't call him president, the german word is "Kanzler" for chancellor.
Keep going, you will speak german perfectly in 6 months if you're learning such as fast. Greetings from Germany.
Aber sowieso sprichst du Deutsch sehr gut. Meine Muttersprachen sind Russisch und Ukrainisch und ich lerne Deutsch schon seit einem Jahr, aber kann nicht meine славянское Ausprache und einige grammatische Fehler korregieren. Ausserdem bin ich jetzt in der Schweiz, wo die Leute einen komischen Dialekt haben, der macht die Sprache noch schwieriger. Du machst viel grössere Schritte im Rahmen des regulären Sprachenlernens als ich, der Deutsch ziemlich intensiv lernen musste. Also, herzlichen Dank für die Motivation und die Inspiration. Viel Glück beim Deutschlernen!
For someone who learns only since 30 days this is insanely good. I learn french since june now and couldn't do this T.T Anyways, I would not call your accent french, even tho it's far from the typical american accent that I expected.
well for the last 30 days hes just been only doing german, its likely youve been doing other things than streaming almost everyday learning french
this is not impressive for 30 days this is A2 subject matter and vocab, you can learn in one week, an even tho it's basic stuff also makes mistakes. Why is it people r like "ur so amazing!!" and they don't even know german
@@ultimateblaze23 Von den Streams ausgehend würde ich sagen, dass da eindeutig mehr möglich ist. Der Punkt den ich respektabel finde ist, dass er frei Themen wechseln kann. Ich kann mich in französisch auch schon wunderbar darüber unterhalten, welche Farbe gewisse Kleidungsstücke haben und wo ich tote Kühe sehe, aber frei reden ist so ne Sache...
Why is the translation talking about dead cows 😂
@@elizabethrymer9213 I'm German and yes, this person really wrote down "I can talk about the color of clothes and where I see dead cows in french." Seriously wtf? 😅
this man has learned so many languages that he cant stop speaking different languages
I think your french accent comes down to your intonation. The intonation in french is pretty much always at the end of a word "grammatIK"... In german it's mostly somewhere in the middle or in the beginning: "gramMAtik". So you can start fixing your accent there. Else your german is really good. You are really nailing the conjugations and and articles.
Dude, your German is totally sweet, of course your pronounciation is not native level, but it's about 20x better than any of my friends who have studied it for years. I think that's interesting people say you sound like you have a french accent, I have been told that I sound russian when speaking German, but maybe Germans just don't hear americans with light accents often.
0:11 such a legend for putting those flags. Well done and keep up the progress dude! PEACENOW!
Вы классно материтесь по-русски, это лайк😂❤
As a German native I can confirm that our language sounds really poetic in some situations but pretty cringe in most, so you're definitely on the right track. Tausendfache Grüße aus Österreich!
As a person with 580 days duo streak on german only, I confirm deutsch sounds very perfekt, only for the short guys with mustache, who failed his art classes (natürlich, es war eine witze)
What's wrong with German? It sounds great.
Cringe? Du meinst wohl deinen Dorfdialekt
@@afjo972bro is hochdeutsch defender
This guy is fluent in sarcasm
German hacks for actually speaking it:
1) Ignore Genetive case ... now you only have to worry about 3 cases.
2) Ignore Future tense, use the present tense instead and add the information that you are referring to the future somewhere else in the sentence.
3) Ignore the "Mitvergangenheit" past tense, say everything in the simple present perfect (except some modal verbs like "sein" or "have")
4) Don't overcomplicate hypothetical sentences, "würde, würde" is your friend (same exceptions as in #3)
Great tips danke
You are speaking better German than my parents. And they have been living in Austria for the last 30 years.
Du sprichst sehr gut!
His German dna is awakened!!! 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
Dude called me a language beta in literally 10 different languages💀💀💀
In Russian there are six cases.
As a german i can say,you speak great german
Eres un genio, y tu acento alemán es muy parecido al original.
As a german, thats fucking impressive
the fucking auf wiedersehen in between the numbers killed me
Wow I’m actually impressed! Your German is really good 🙌🏽🙌🏽
The longer the word the more you sound french lol. However, for 30 days of learning this is extremely impressive. I’m doing backflips right now.
This video made me so happy. I've started learning german some 2 years back and I've quitted it multiple times between those 2 years, which made me go back to the basics many times even though I thought I was good in them just to be sure. Now I'm 100% focused in been able to speak it (different time in my life I guess lol). Going back to the original statement, this video made me so happy because even thought I'm not able to know the meaning of every single word you spoke, I was able to UNDERSTAND IT clearly, clearly as in "I'm able to write it just from listening". That means I'm going in the right path. I wish to live in Frankfurt one day, so it feels good when the language stops sounding like giberish everytime lol. It wouldn't be my first language to learn since I speak english since I was 10 years old (I'm not from an english speaking country), so I kinda know some ways I know for sure it will help me learning, but seeing the effects of your efforts is always nice.
Great video btw, didn't knew your channel before this one!
@@evandroescutatrap131 glad it meant so much to you 😇 thank you and welcome to the channel! Best of luck!
Wow! Your Dutch is really good!
Bro knew exactly what he was doing with the Argentinian flag.
0:57 боже, это идеальное произношение😂
2:33 ROLLI UNDER RITA‼️
2:08 Mr simp meant to say "Webseite" (Vebzaite)
Also, 3:46 he meant "Süß" (Never forget that ä ö and ü exists in German, including ß) (Pronounced like suis in French but the first s in the word is pronounced like the Z)
Oui, il a sans doute voulu dire Süß. Alors la comparaison avec la prononciation du mot suis ne tient pas. Ça se prononce de façon très différente.
Süß ne se prononce ainsi. La ü fait un bruit similaire à la u française.
Was für ein geiles Video 😂 So sympathisch😍
Georgian representation baaaabyyy 🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪. Kuss auf die Nuss Diggah Mach weiter!
why is there a georgian glag when he speaks russian, is that provocation or a joke I didn´t get ?
@@the-language-learner He always uses random flags for countries that speak a given language that isn't the origin country of the language (as long as one exists) e.g. Mexico for Spanish, USA for English, Belgium for French, Mozambique for Portuguese, Austria for Germany etc
@@tigrafale4610so it is a joke.... I am not sure that Georgians will find it funny since they are occupied by Russia in Abkhazia and south ossetia ....
@@the-language-learner yes its a running gag he does, for example he always calls english "american" or shows the catalan flag when speaking spanish. Its just a joke
@@sandrodorf5477 Georgian is not a slavic language...
das ist wirklich ein mega gutes Video! mach weiter so du schaffst es und ich bin wirklich sehr überrascht wie gut du sprichst, deine Wortwahl ist auch sehr gut :D viel Spaß
My Dad was a Polyglot. Latin, French at school. German, Russian in Immigration Dept and Japanese in 70s as planned to move there.
I lived in Japan and China 20 years. Learned both languages.
Chinese (Mandarin) is EASY AS. Just use Pingyin not Chinese characters to learn. NO tenses, NO articles. Baby talk. Simple!! If you can do German in 30 days you can do Mandarin in 30 days. TRY IT! 👍
What about the tones then? I speak 4 languages but none use tones to change meaning. Wouldn't it be a big challenge?
Hi, it’s so awesome that you are learning languages! I’ve only seen a couple videos and am impressed!
My favorite part was when he said “ eins, zwei, drei, vier, fünf, sechs, sieben, acht, neun, zehn.. Auf Wiedersehen.😂😂😂😂
Ich muss erlich sagen, dass du dich wie Ein Deutscher mit russischen Akzient an hörst.😅
Deutsch ist prima und Wunderbar!
Mach weiter so ich glaube an dich🫡
**Geschrieben: von einen Deutschen der gerade fertig mit der nachtschicht Ist, aber um **4:42** uhr immer noch im handy drin ist**
0:34 broke me 😂😂😂😂😂
ع ع ع ع ع
Your livestreams are the best. I could honestly watch them every day.
Er spricht sogar „okay“ Deutsch aus 😱
Really good German for the most part.
3:34 One thing to note is that when you start a sentence with "Habe ich..." it's usually a question ("Habe ich Französisch gelernt?"). What you wanna do is put the subject first and say "Ich habe...".
When you put a "weil" before it (like you said in the video: "Weil habe ich...") it's not German in any case, it's "weil ich Französisch gelernt habe". It's similar in English actually, when you say "because have I learned French" is not proper English. In German we put the object before the verb in that particular case, which can be confusing, but we don't put the verb before the subject.
That's not always the case, which is the confusing part. Sometimes you put the subject after the verb even when it's not a question - "Das habe ich getan", or "In meiner Freizeit spiele ich gerne Tennis". I think the general rule is that the subject goes first as long as there's nothing before it. But I feel like I see exceptions to that from time to time.
@@tigrafale4610 I suppose so, there are always exceptions to everything :D.
As another German leaner, from the content I’ve consumed I guess I have subconsciously dropped the e from “habe” and other words, I sag einfach hab oder so. Ist das eigentlich normal, oder sagt man mehr “habe”?
@@lordehareIV "Habe" is correct and "high German", "hab" (or rather " hab' " and some variations of it) is what some parts of Germany, Switzerland, and basically all of Austria say in everyday speech. It's part of many dialects. Same as you did with " i " instead of "ich" :D. You can say it and people will understand it, but you should never write it, except when you text with friends etc. .
Well done, Kevin Simp! I do not speak swedish as good, as you do. Hodně štěstí!
I'm impressed :D
"website" and "stream" are used and pronounced as in English. Instead of saying "ich habe keine Idee" I recommend saying "Ich habe keine Ahnung" ;)
Keep it going! :)
Can you imagine if one of those youtube polyglots tried the "let's surprise native speakers with me speaking german!" and it was just a compilation of their cold blank stares as these teutonics try and wrap their minds around why someone isn't speaking to them in the prestige dialect of all Europa - English.
I'm pretty sure they wouldn't try to "shock natives" from Europe, because they wouldn't get the reaction they want to get.
In one of his live streams where he learns German he brought up this disadvantage to learning German. An American speaking German to German natives speakers would not elicit a shock. It would make for a good parody of the "shock natives" video genre if he tried anyway.
@@cleantube8014 "we're getting occupied again" lol
You can't even shock natives in Mexico.
Except me, I got proposed to with my amazing Spanish, hehehe
AHAHHAAHHA I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING AT THIS!!😂
This is my favorite video of you yet (and hopefully I'm not bias bc I live in Germany)
ich bin deprimiert, weil du viel viel mehr gelernt hast als ich und auch in ein Monat. aber ich schätze, dass ich nicht gut bin, mich auf was lange zu konzentrieren. Trotzdem bin ich stolz, dass ich so viel gelernt hab in 6 Monaten
Was geht ab digga, KILLED ME😂😂😂. I was NOT expecting that
Anyone else here using this as comprehensible input?
/me hopes so
this has been fascinating!
As someone that doesn't speak german, you sound just like a native!
I'm genuinely so impressed, holy shit. I know a lot of people that have learned German as a second language for a year or so, and aren't nearly as good! (Especially regarding pronunciation)
That’s is not bad, dude!
I actually understood a lot if it because I have a German uncle and he’s taught me some German. I also studied classical music, and German is a principal language.
Keep up the good work!
This was awesome. Thank you for inspiring me to stick with the learning. Tausend dank.
The way you pronounced 'Grammatik' sounded cute. Sehr französisch!
1:30 *heartbroken* 💔
Dawg what 💀
Are you or something?
Krass Bruder. Nach der der wenigen Zeit ist das sehr gut 👍 weiter so
"No cuts, no butts, no coconuts."
(c)Language Simp
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Your Progress is actually astonishing. But yes, you truly sport a french accent.
Next time make sure you take a picture of the inside of your eyelids. You can't fool us with that blindfold.
the assalmu aleykum and insha allah made it so much more authentic and closer to the real language. Alhamdullilah you kept it real, greetings from Austria
Your voice sounds so deep and masculine in German that makes me feel the tingles
Yes
„Bedauerlicherweise“ nutze ich als Muttersprachler ja nicht mal als Wort und der lernt das in 30 Tagen 🤯
Als ein Russischer, der Deutsch auch spricht, на 0:58 я проорал в голосину
As another American that speaks “some”
German also. Your German pronunciation/ accent is good ! Good for you. It’s hard. I’ve been practicing for 25 years and I’m still just “serviceable” when I go there.
can we talk about how much better his russian has gotten?? basically no accent at all in this video, wow. Молодец, брат!
Obwohl das alles szeniert werden könnte, muss ich sagen, dass du echt gut Deutsch sprichst.
Ich werde es von nun an nur noch „Dreiundzwanzig und mich“ nennen 😆
0:39 i swear, without paying attention too much to the video, i heard something totally different
As a native Esperanto speaker, I confirm that your German is good
Native because you learnt Esperanto to the point of being able to basically say and understand everything or actually having been taught Esperanto since birth?
@@akumayoxiruma I am Esperantian
Bruder der typ ist der träum von jedem Fremdsprachenlehrer ja
Great Progress Dude🤝
Especially for 30 days of learning, your German skills are immense.
I'll correct a few sentences, maybe it will help you with learning German.
At 0:55, you would say: "C2, würde ich sagen", not "werde ich sagen". Because werde is will do and würde is would do.
3:35, "Habe ich Französisch gelernt" is a question. In English it would be: "Have I learned french?". If you want to say you have already learned french, you'd say: "Ich habe Französisch gelernt"
3:46: süß (I am from Austria, we use the ß, in Germany it would be süss)
3:56, we would say: "Olaf Scholz ist der Präsident, oder so", not "etwas".
Hope this helps and keep up your progress 🤝
may i ask, how good is LanguageSimps german?
thanks for exposing so all the people dont actually think the guy is fluent, every comment is "omg how did u learn perfect german in 30 days!!"
@@kingdra-winston3500 It's pretty good, I could understand him. The only part where it would have been confusing, if the subtitles weren't there, is the Französisch part.
In Germany it‘s süß too
@@MoLauer Fr? Dachte immer auch "süss", weil ich immer "Spass", statt Spaß lese.