Ein Persi reicht nicht, man braucht einen Übergangsmantel! Also, meine Lieben, ich bin gespannt, ob das Video heute Euch gefällt - just a bit of fun and very British! Und das am Ende wollte ich schon lange machen. Aber das Abbonieren und Liken und Kommentieren ist eine andere Sache, und alle die das machen, sind mir GOLDWERT ❤
Moin Lauren, herzlichen Glückwunsch zu 4K +80! Big coachto you! Schlechtes Wetter ist in Norddeutschland erst dann, wenn die Heringe vor dem Kind vorbei schwimmen! Nächstes Jahr, wenn der Umzug hinter uns liegt, werde ich bei der Patreon. Ganz sicher! Jetzt wünsche ich dir einen absolut migränefreien Sonntag! Liebe Grüße Ben😊❤ Siri, das soll heißen: KUT SC H! Und: KINN, nicht Kind du Lusa!
@@tasminoben686 lol! Ach lieber Ben, die Siri und Du habt mich ein Lächeln ins Gesicht gezaubert! Ich glaube auch, heute scheint die Migräne nicht vorbeischauen zu wollen! Daumen gedrückt! Und das ist ja ganz toll. Wenn Patreon eine gute Sache ist, freue ich mich wie der Schneekönig, tollen Content dort zu machen.
@@LaureninGermany darf ich korrigieren? Mir, nicht mich. Sorry. Mein Husten ist auch etwas besser geworden. Habe mich ja beim Sperrmüll raus schleppen erkältet. Dumm wie ich war. Wir waren gestern beim Auftritt von Anna MA TEUR in Hamburg. Ich bin mir nicht sicher, ob sie sich genauso schreibt. Macht Musik Comedie. Hat eine wunderbare und kraftvolle alt Stimme, sehr ähnlich wie die Stimme von Nina Hagen. Wenn du die kennst. Musst du dir unbedingt mal bei RUclips angucken, sie ist so zum Lachen. Wobei ich in der ersten Hälfte des Auftritts etwas neben mir geschwebt habe. Ob das an den 40 Kodein Tropfen gelegen hat? Ich wollte ja unbedingt ein Hustenanfall während des Konzerts vermeiden.
@@tasminoben686 ach, diese langhaltende Husterei ist ganz schlimm. Es macht so Müde! Das mich und mir quält mich tagtäglich… irgendwann verstehe ich es!
Winters here in northern Germany tend to be milder than in the south. On average, we have fewer frost days and less snow. Which is mostly due to our proximity to the sea. A bit more like Britain, in effect. And many areas of southern Germany have hills and mountains, which also makes winters there colder.
I live in the South, but work a lot in the North (best of both worlds!) Yes, I feel almost like I am in Britain, up there, in a specific way. I always want toast and tea, too lol
@@LaureninGermany That is not surprising. Some ancestors of todays British lived in Northern Germany before and the connections were close for long time. The priest of British Church here in Vienna was born in Hamburg, too or think about the Beatles. And we have also some old Celtic remnants in Germany even down in Bavaria - another link to the Islands and Western France. On the other hand there is also strong connection to Poland, Czech and Eastern Europe. In Saxonia, Thuringa and Northern Bavaria many places have still Slavic names, the Polish immigrants to Ruhr area are legend and German knights reached the Baltic states and settlers Romania and even Russia. The late 19th and 20th century divided us by cruel imperialistic and racist ambitions of "too late empire" Germany. The consequences last till now as we see in Eastern Europes' trauma and Brexit, but besides war, terror and borders, Europe has always also been a space of exchange and encounters. The end of Cold War enables us to reconsider our common and devided heritage. Sometimes it is absurd how it can surprise you with unexpected familiarities and alien feelings almost on the same spot.
Das war wohl ein Scherz du Nordlicht, oder? Schon mal von der Insel Mainau gehört? Nicht alles im Süden, liegt auf 1500 m Höhe, wo es natürlich Sack- kalt ist. Entlang des Rheingrabens jedoch, sind die Winter immer gut auszuhalten (abgesehen von der Tatsache, dass die für meinen Geschmack, eh 6 Wochen zu lange dauern). Der Graben gehört nämlich noch zu der Isotherme, in denen die Winter mild sind. Die geht von Spanien, bis eben zum Rheingraben. Ihr hingegen, lebt in der Zone, der gemäßigten Winter. Und die erstreckt sich locker bis Minsk! Ich möchte den Winter , nur ungern dort verbringen müssen. Weisst du was Fakt ist, beim Norddeutschen Wetter? Ihr habt 3 Wochen früher Herbst, als der Süden. Ihr habt es im Winter eine halbe Stunde früher dunkel. Aber zum Ausgleich dafür, fängt euer Frühling, 3 Wochen später an, als bei uns Ich wünsche dir schöne Feiertage, auf deiner Wanderdüne...!
In the north it rarely, *rarely*, gets actually cold, it's all about humidity and windchill instead. If you have something that breaks the wind a sweater is perfectly adequate to keep you warm. But, yes, we have our own version of a stiff upper lip: It's not windy if the sheep still have curls, and it's not raining unless fish are crossing the street. Also remember: Exercise is the best jacket.
Well as a "Hafenarbeiter" in Hamburg I have to contradict 😅 it feels MUCH colder when the air is humid and slightly above zero degrees than it's e.g. -15 degrees and dry. There is almost no chance for your clothing to protect you from cold, northern wind. Love from Hamburg Germany 🇩🇪
@@jeanclaudevomdeich4234 yes! Because when there’s no wind and it’s dry, you can work up some warmth yourself, but the wind and humidity will snatch it away…! I still love it, though.
Du hast mir heute ein Lächeln ins Gesicht gezaubert. Schöne Musik und eine wunderbare Stimme. Wie ich sehe arbeitest Du erfolgreich an 10K. 😀 Einen schönen dritten Advent wünsche ich Dir und Deinem Mann.
wie immer, lauren, wundervoll. jetzt hast du den sog. "harsh snowy winter". du kennst den deutschen spruch: es gibt kein schlechtes wetter, nur falsche kleidung.
@@LaureninGermany wenn es wieder milder wird im frühjahr, dann würde ich dir/euch gerne meine ideen mitgeben, stichwort hidden gems im altmühltal, da sprachen wir schon mal drüber. sei nicht irritiert, wenn ich in deutsch antworte, mein englisch ist zumindest fast verhandlungsfähig. kein englisch sprechender mensch kann damit etwas umgehen. ich kann, du kannst darüber lachen. komplimente "about you" würde ich geben, aber das wäre nicht german approbiate. du weisst was ich meine.
was ich dir/euch persönlich als persönlichen und auch beruflichen hype mitgeben möchte, möchte ich nicht hier persönlich sagen. aber ein hint: es geht um ein ganz besonderes konzert.
When I worked in Britain my mother told me on the telephone regarding the weather beginning March, Bavaria... "last week it was 10 degree below freezing, now its 20 degree, quite warm."
@@LaureninGermany weather reflects upon the nature of people ( German Reizklima). While most British people seem to be quite moderately tempered, Germans can freak out because of nothing. When I bumped into a car in the North of Britain, causing a car accident because the brakes of my own one were all down - the other driver was ever so nice and considerate. I didnt expect this from my experience back in Germany. People over here can snap quite easily. I guess Germans are half way between Dutch and Brits on one side and Slavic and Romance people on the other. They definitively have the same kind of passion for opera as the Italians. All over Germany small and mid size opera theatres... lol
@@kapuzinergruft I do think that Germans snap more than the British, I agree. It’s strange, I haven’t worked out why yet, but I’m tending towards thinking it’s because of the rules..! I actually think the Germans are even bigger opera fan than the Italians. But I have no proof, just a feeling about it!
@@kapuzinergruft excuse me, but can't agree. There are not the Germans at all, the only thing of what unites the various population groups in Germany is High German, otherwise they are not a homogeneous mass where everyone thinks and acts the same way. Among the various Germans there are people who love their car more than anything, for whom their car is almost a family member and primarily the men take care of this tin box more than their own children, which is significant and if their sanctuary is damaged, then Of course they are saddened to death. I guess, there are certainly things on the British Isles that upset these people as well. Otherwise, she shouldn't exaggerate so much and claim that theaters exist everywhere, whether small, medium-sized or large. That's maybe your experience, but that doesn't mean it happens everywhere.
@@zhouwu Henning Wehn, self-acclaimed German comedy ambassador to the UK (highly successful chap) once made a comment: Some people say Germans don't have a sense of humour... (he replies in a reassuring tone): I don't find this funny! 😃😅
Just a tip: Lüneburg is a town for your stile to visit: The town itself plus the monastery Lüne, active since 850 years. Lüneburg has content at for least five chapters! Plus you may do a walk together with a shepherd and the sheep in the Lüneburger Heide. That is a real mysterious walk from the sheepfold Tütsberg to the incredible viewpoint at Camp Reinsehlen, especially in winter. Another tip is the town of Worpswede.
Spot on! I had the reverse culture shock when I first moved to Britain: the first ray of sunshine in March, I’d get my Übergangsjacke out, the little school girls in London already in their Gingham dresses and NO TIGHTS. Yes, London has a lot less of a temperature range than Germany, but even in Newcastle, I could get a sympathy-cystitis just from looking at other women on a Saturday night out! And yes, there is a science to dressing in levels of wind & waterproofs as the North Sea coast, that they share with no-one. Not even us German tourists. We all have to suffer and learn by ourselves.
It´s true, I knew it! They let us suffer, at first! But we still go back, because it´s wonderful there. And yes, I had to go to school in a skirt and socks... no wonder we can go out in short skirts when we´re teenagers and upwards...!
@@LaureninGermany Yes! I came to the conclusion British people are simply tougher when it comes to the weather! At the other end of the scale some German parents totally exaggerate with all the clothing they force onto their toddlers at the first sign of autumn.
@@LaureninGermany they do it out of kindness. It is the emotion attached to the memory of being so effing cold that you could curl up in a corner that makes you remember to put on proper clothes next time.
Normally here in the north the influence of maritime weather (not that extreme winter and summer) is more prevalent than in southern Germany. Maybe that's why we seem so tough 😜 Moin aus Hamburg, new subscriber here 😀
@@LaureninGermany I'm not so sure if I am tough, maybe we are just used to the wind 😁 And the wind can make you feel temperature a lot lower than it actually is. If you plan to visit Hamburg (I know you don't like big cities but it's worth it, believe me), I could show you some nice places
Temperature wise, the north is more mild than the south - precisely because of the sea climate. Heatwaves hit less hard, and it doesn't become as gold in the winter compared to the south. This doesn't just affect the coast, but the entire northern third of the country.
@@LaureninGermany Because of the wind you almost always have "frische Luft". There is not often a problem with smog-like symptoms. But also because of the sea climate the air is often more humid than in other parts of Germany... which means in summer it feels hotter and in winter it feels colder than it is.
With your positive and outgoing attitude you will be getting 40k subscribers in no time! Wish you a wonderful 3rd Advent. P.S.: I love how British you sound :-D
Thank you! Sometimes I think people must think I‘ve landed from another planet, here in Germany! 40k… wow! That would be wonderful, if so many people like positive content and join us here!
Die englische Sprache kann sehr schön klingen. Sie haben eine bemerkenswerte Art, dies zu vermitteln. Ihre Aussprache mag ich. Ich wünschte, ich könnte so ein schönes Englisch sprechen, wie Sie es sprechen. Einfach Wundervoll.
Hello, as a "Germerican I have lived here since 1978. I live in south-west Germany near a large military base and I love it here! I like your voice and regularly just listen to your commentary on your experiences! Keep up the good work and I will be listening!
As a German: There is no bad weather, just insufficient preparation ;-) And warmduscher is best translated as being a "mollycoddle". I use that word as a test if a dictionary is usable. If you can find that word, it will provide the words you will need (there is an electronic translation tool of the EU that can be used to translate domain specific. That is for the real, real bad cases ;-)
I think the trench coat was the typical "Übergangsmantel" for a long time. You can wear a sweater under it and you are protected from the weather until it gets really frosty.
I'm German/American and live in Ohio. Our weather here is much like the weather in Germany, and yes.... Many Ohioans have German ancestry, so we too continue our days majority of the time in very snowy conditions. I just stumbled across this, and I subbed immediately. You are very pleasant and polite, and in my life that is a very rare (but welcomed) quality. I'll be moving to Germany in a few months, and I can't wait. Look forward to watching more of your adventures
Oh, thank you so much! What a kind compliment! I hope you will love it here. It may take a bit of time to settle in, but there are so many wonderful experiences waiting for you! My tip is to start watching films or series, in German, with English subtitles. It will get so much of the language into your subconscious and help you to recognise normal speech patterns easily. You can find some on RUclips - shall I link a few for you?
@@LaureninGermany veilen Dank, aber Ich bin gut. I've been brushing up on my Deutsch. Though I am not fluent in German, I understand key words due to my upbringing. For example, most English speakers say bless you after you sneeze, but in German we say gesundheit
@@LaureninGermany , I will give you an Easter egg though. If you look at my photo you might recognize something. If you do, don't say anything, just like this comment so I know you see it
Congratulations for the next step, i guess there will be a lot more subscribers until the end of the year and you deserve it. I enjoy your videos and the atmosphere on your channel. It's really nice to hear about your adventure and listen to your stories with the experience you made so far, no matter if they are positive or negative, everything is good and important. Thanks a lot and nice third advent 🕯️🕯️🕯️
Yes I have always found it funny that school will be cancelled or shortened in summer when it is too hot but in winter when huge piles of snow fall nothing stops at all!
Thanks a lot for your lovly, adorable Videos.who cant fall in love to this wonderful voice. I wish you all a nice 3.advent. Best regards hannover, capital of lower saxony Jürgen
Congratulations on reaching the 400k subscription mark, that is great! Also, congratulations on another great, scenic and relaxing video! Also, I love your English/Welsh view on things, don't change a thing🙂
Liebe Lauren ! Du zeigst immer so wunderschöne Videos aus der Natur. Entweder vom Meer oder von den Bergen. Mach weiter so mit deiner netten sympathischen Beiträgen. Ich wünsche dir einen schönen dritten Advent.💜🧡
Ich freu mich für dich das Du die 4 K erreicht hast und noch mehr freue ich mich dich weiter auf dem Weg zu 10 k zu begleiten. I love the way your show us Germany esp all the smal places no one ever showed.
@@LaureninGermany Trotzdem? Nein genau deshalb. Das 100 mal "the famoust (fake) Schloss Schwanstein" brauche ich echt nicht. Und Lederhosen und Dirndl sind ja schön aber haben mit mir nichts zu tun. Ich bin Hamburger und nicht Bayer. Da hat List schon mehr mit mir zu tun und Fischerhemden sind für mich "traditional Wearing".
@@Torfmoos absolut. Deutschland ist nicht nur Sud! Ich liebe die Vielfalt so. Wirklich sooo unterschiedlich. Es macht hier rumzureisen eine pure Freude.
Hallo Lauren, wieder ein tolles Video mit wunderschönen Aufnahmen. Wünsche Euch noch einen schönen restlichen 3. Advent. bald schaffen wir auch noch die 10000 Abonnenten.
The last few years were really mild winters. Like when I was a kid (I was born 1999) we had winters where the Elbe (in Dresden) freezed and we had several weeks of minus degrees. The last few years there were only a handfull of days like this though. It might also have to do with living closer to the shore nowadays though.
I appreciate your channel very much, it's your sympathic view on our country and culture from the eyes of a Brit. It could be an opener that Brits and Germans become closer, like people do it on our 7 borders of today since generations. We had recently some very cold days here in the Mosel valley, where I live and today I went first time into the winyards to cut the grape plants in the cold winter wind. It's also a very special atmosphere now at the end of the year in the darkest and coldest days and nights of the year. Chapeau for you channel.
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. It means a lot to me. It was windy here today, too. I like it when I don’t have to be in it too long, so I hope it was not uncomfortable in the vineyard!
Hello Lauren, another beautiful filmed video. Wonderful atmosphäre! I always enjoy your videos and i am sure, that many others will do in the future. It is well deserved. Best wishes from Wilhelmshaven, Michael
habe einige bilder von hopfen feldern gesehen in deinem video,schau dir mal die anpflanzung und ernte an,falls du öfters dort vorbei kommst.viel spass weiterhin.
Ich wohnte eine Weile in der Hallertau und war sogar schon oben in diesen Hochfahrgerät! Ich liebe Hopfnfeldern, schau: ruclips.net/video/-TXBDXVwx1c/видео.html
i once had colleagues who travelled to Ireland in february for some training. And than they got stuck there because it was snowing in Dublin - approx. 1cm of snow brought the city to a halt, and also the airport. We all were quite confuesed once we heard that story first hand...
The color of the changing leaves along your walk is absolutely beautiful! While the climate here in Texas is known for being downright hot during summer, surprisingly some winters sound similar to your area and can actually be extremely cold! Some of us are simply not made for freezing weather. ☃The Germans do indeed know how to do winter. Some of the rest of us... not so much! I had no idea the weather varied so much in different areas of Germany. I will need to keep this in mind if we ever do end up visiting during winter. I suppose when in doubt just be sure to layer up! I'm so glad you finally figured out the right clothes! Congratulations on your 4000 subscribers! It is no surprise that your subscriber count continues to grow. When Patreon finishes their review I will be happy to show my support.
I am surprised to read that about Texan Winters! I was also totally unprepared for the regional climated differences in Germany and these Winters down here in Bavaria. I´m still amazed by them, but I´ve learned how to enjoy them now, with snow boots and a really warm coat! And thank you so much, Marie! That´s wonderful that you are interested in Patreon!
British breakfast - I din´t have the ingredients here, today, but I´ll get them this week. You are so right! Especially at the weekend, when it´s cold! It´s our equivalent of the right clothing for the weather, just in your tummy!
@@LaureninGermany Check aldi for baked beans, three to four times in the year they sell beans for 99 cents.get some German Mettwurst and don't eat it raw, put it in pan fry it for a view minutes.the saltiness auf the geräucherten Mettwurst compliments the beans just right
@@LaureninGermany Wir haben hier oben an der Küste auch noch etwas Schnee vom Donnerstag. 😍🌨❄☃️☀️🌡 Strahlender, blauer Himmel, eine ruhige See.🌊 Glitzerfunkelnde Puderzucker- Felder. Die werden jetzt gleich bewandert :-) Und was ziehen wir Küstenmenschen also an? Es heißt: " Zwiebel- Prinzip" . D.h. ; lange Thermo- Unterwäsche; Langarmshirt/- Pullover; Fleecejacke; warmer Mantel; Duffle- Coat oder Allwetterjacke. Und zwingend natürlich Handschuhe und besonders wichtig: eine Mütze; um die Körperwärme zu behalten. Hier im Norden; besonders in Hamburg gibt es ja das berühmte "Schietwetter" ( Shit- Wetter) :-); bedeutet; dass es oft regnet; feucht und kalt ist. Aber wir alle gehen unbhängig vom Wetter nach Draußen und lassen uns den Kopf durchpusten. Andererseits haben wir Kopfschmerzen usw. Warum? Das liegt am Klima. Dafür sorgen die Luftströmungen; denn wir wohnen ja zwischen der Nord- und der Ostsee. Sende Dir ein großes chwtch; genieße den 3. Advent, 🙋♀️
Another sunday an another wonderful Soul Video from Lauren. Thank you for bringing beautiful Pictures and nice words to me and us. To autumn & spring: i am 41 now and my Feeling is that we have lost These two seasons already. One day it is hot and dry, the very next day cold, windy and rainy. Or the other way. It would be beautiful if you would ready stories to us! And i would also Like to hear you speaking welsh. Even if i do not understand one single word.
Yes, I feel the same - and it was accelerated for me because I moved to Germany, I think, too. That´s why an Autumnal day is such a joy! Unfortunately, I don´t speak much Welsh - the language was prohibited in my area during the industrial revoloution, and is only just recovering. But I do sing a few songs in Welsh, and I always understand my song texts, every word!
Liebe Lauren, hast du dir schon einmal Gedanken darüber gemacht, Hörbücher zu sprechen? Ich finde deine Stimme so wunderbar, du sprichst so deutlich und überhaupt ist deine Stimme so faszinierend wie Musik. Was wäre das für ein Genuss die Märchen von den Gebrüder Grimm oder ein Fantasy-Hörbuch von dir vorgelesen zu bekommen. Ich stelle mir gerade vor Lauren liest "die unendliche Geschichte" Hach...dahinschmelz...♥
Och, danke schön! Wer weiß, wenn mein Kanal so richtig groß wird, vielleicht bekomme ich mal die Möglichkeit! Und bis dann habe ich klein auf Patreon angefangen. Gestern abend mein erstes Gedicht dort hochgeladen. Es macht mich so glücklich zu denken, dass ich Leute ein paar Momente Auszeit damit mache!
Banger... LOL! Last time you said that, it was! So I hope you are a wizard! I was sooo nervous about Patreon, but I would love to make that kind of content, and as usual, it´s only taken me a year to get up the courage!
Liebe Lauren, es gibt eine alte, norddeutsche Weisheit, die da lautet: Es gibt kein schlechtes Wetter, es gibt nur die falsche Kleidung. Es stimmt, der Norden Deutschlands ist meist kühler als der Süden oder der Westen. Viel davon ist auf den Wind zurück zu führen. es ist nicht wirklich kalt, aber durch den Wind im Norden ist die gefühlte Temperatur oft deutlich niedriger, als es tatsächlich ist. Tatsache ist aber auch, dass es im Norden durch den Golfstrom in der Winterzeit im Norden oft deutlich wärmer ist als in der Alpenregion. Egal, wenn Du nach einem Spaziergang in ein Cafe einkehrst, dann wird eine heiße Schokolade oder ein Tee mit Rum und Friesengebäck nicht nur Dein Herz ganz schnell wieder erwärmen. Liebe Grüße aus dem Hohen Norden
Ich muss aber zugeben- das Wetter im Norden liebe ich so sehr! Man (Frau) muss nur lernen, was sie anziehen muss, und keinen Blödsinn damit machen, dann ist es einfach herrlich!
The UK can do extreme weather as well. I remember a winter I spent with my partner in London. It was so absolutely fricking cold, I barely left the house and that says something because I live near the alps and use my bicycle all year round to go to work. Uh and don't get me start on the weather in Wales, It changes so fast that I usually layer up, no matter if in winter or summer. It is windy at first, half an hour later it rains and another half an hour later you are dying from a heatstroke. Rinse and repeat. ;) I remember talking to a cab driver in Cologne a few years ago and he told me that his kids ( 5 and 7 years old) have never seen snow their entire life, I told him the longest I remember having snow was more than 6 months in 2007, where the first snow fell around the 24th October and the last snow on the ground was around the end of April, that was something he could not comprehend, while I can't comprehend living somewhere where kids don't have seen or played in the snow for 7 years.
It´s true .... but I think the difference is, when it is extreme in Britain, we admit it! For the Germans, it´s normal! And they make me drive in it! On another note, I think I would try to take my children down to Bavaria from Cologne for at least a day in the snow every year. It´s not that far, especially for a driver.
@@LaureninGermany i would do, but vacations in Bavaria, esp. in my area and further into the alps is expensive, especially during winter break and Christmas/New Year. A family of four would have to fork over a lot of money even for a basic accommodation.
@@althelas I meant the cab driver could drive down for the day! Believe me, I really understand about the price of accommodation. In Summer, it’s a bit easier, but in Winter it needs to be better.
Als Norddeutscher (Schleswig-Holstein) kann ich dir sagen, dass wir genauso wie die Süddeutschen Warme Kleidung im Winter tragen und im Sommer eher luftige Sachen. Natürlich gibt es Ausnahmen aber die gibt es überall. Wahrscheinlich bezeichnen wir Deutschen die Leute als Weicheier, Warmduscher, Sitzpinkler oder Frostbeulen einfach deshalb, weil es noch immer so viele Deutsche gibt, welche übers Wetter nörgeln 😅😂 (Was mitunter verständlich ist, wenn es alle Naselang wechselt 😉) , oft sind diese Begriffe nicht einmal böse gemeint, eher ein freundliches Necken.
Guten Morgen! 4000! 4000! You deserve every single one and more! Lovely wooly hat! A friend online told me how soothing he found your voice when he saw one of your videos for the first time. And he is right. You reading a poem is a treat indeed. And I love that you sound british...
@@LaureninGermany zhe poor boy will have trauma for the rest of his existence! I bought myself some xmas decoration yesterday! A ceramic Weihnachtsmann at Ikea... for 2,99€. I have no idea why he was so billig. He is very xmassy and is now looking down at me from his perch on my bookshelf. And I picked up my rainbow coloured wooly hat my friend had ordered. It's very soft and will hopefully keep me warm.
@@sisuguillam5109 that sounds lovely! Your hat will go well with the crinolines at the sea, too. Ikea is dangerous- you can get soooo many sweet little things that aren’t expensive….
@@LaureninGermany Ikea is very dangerous indeed. My friend bought several things she didn't need - but they made her happy and will look lovely in her flat. Ikea has reduced the prices of a lot of their xmas decoration already. Maybe you should go and check it out? Some of it looks old-fashioned in a good way and if I had planned on getting a tree I would have bought it all! One day we will be standing on the beach, slowly swaying our crinolins in the summer sun! And it will be glorious!
@@sisuguillam5109 luckily I live at least an hour from the next Ikea! But when I do go, I really love their schatzgrube area- I got really good curtains for my entire house for under €100! I stupidly threw away the leftovers of that recently, trying to entrümple, and I could have used it for my van conversion. I see us doing that on Rügen, always. I can see it, plain as day! ❤️
@@LaureninGermany No. Thank you! Ever since I saw your clip on Bremen, I've been enamored by you, your beauty, your charm and your accent. I find your clips and travails about my home country interesting. I came to the U.S. in 1950 from Southern Germany, from near Calw to be exact. My times and experiences as a teenager and young adult in Germany and Switzerland caused me to develop a deep bond with the mountains, and I have now lived 🦌23-years at the 7,200 foot level in the mountains of Southern California. I look forwards to your future clips of my home country and listening to you stunning and beautiful accent!
@@wolfgangholst8915 wow- it sounds very different to Calw, where you live now! I actually sang Traviata there, too, isn’t it a coincidence!it was in some beautiful ruins.. can it be Kloster Limburg, or have it mixed up the name?
Hi Lauren, i might think of moving to patreon if its ads-free :) Here on YT the system has changed to include commercials since some weeks only, but i outright hate it. Not only do they put an ad before the start, which i would ignore, but also in between interrupting the viedeos, and that is very annoying.
On Patreon, I will only upload once a month, and at the moment, that was going to be content that isn´t on RUclips. I really understand about the ads being annoying. I have to think if there´s something I can do on Patreon to help you - but in the meantime, please know that everytime an ad runs (now that I am monetized - before that, everything went to RUclips) a percentage of the revenue comes my way! This is fantastic for me, as I put on average 40 hours of work into each video and have costs, like the music. I still have more outgoings than income on RUclips and you are helping to change that! So thank you, really!
Hi Lauren, we only recently discovered your channel but love your new and refreshing style of videos versus what else is out there. What part of Bavaria are you in? In the background of your extreme video it looked like the church at Ramsau was in the background?
Hi Lauren! Yes, that winter weather in merry old Krautland… The nasty thing about it is that often enough, there is no suitable clothing. Germany doesn't have just one winter. There basically are two climate zones colliding here, the oceanic and continental climate. As great masses of water preserve their heat rather well, oceans vary in temperature only little between summer and winter. Land masses on the other hand can get could on their surface rather quickly. Cold air is heavier, so great masses of air lumber over large continents in winter, which causes air pressure to rise. In high air pressure, you have less clouds. Clouds, being water, trap infrared radiation, thus actually form a heat shield. With them squeezed and frozen out off the sky, the chilling is even accelerated as the remaining warmth just radiates off into space. That is why continental climate is extreme in the high seasons of summer and winter, extremely hot or cold. Only today Kachelmannwetter are discussing a Luftmassengrenze, a border of air masses over Germany again, where Atlantic cyclonic systems and eastern European/Asian fed anticyclonic systems may bring loads of downcasts. No one can tell where that border will be: Further to the south-east or north or… 🤔 Bavaria, where you live, is way further into the continent and thus affected by continental climate more strongly. The weather there accordingly tends to be more extreme. I live near Cologne, which is most of the time dominated by Atlantic climate which hardly brings extended real frost. I much prefer this, actually! Having worked in the open in a chilling strong wind of -16°C in Bavaria years ago, I was finally convinced that winter really is something that's nice only on kitschy postcards. Being able to bend your fingers is a skill I don't like losing! The flip side is that this here region has lots more rain. It may come as a surprise that clouds in continents leak less, but that's weather! 🤷♂ And, well, Northern Germany also has a more oceanic climate, obviously, consisting mainly of coast. So despite being closer to a pole, their climate is more moderate than Bavaria's. You don't want to wear too thick clothes there in winter storms either, or you'll find yourself in Poland before you know it. Enough talk about friggin' winter. If we keep thinking of summer it may return sooner! 🤗
@@LaureninGermany Make that January 1st, and I'm with ya! 🤗 Cosy it may be when you can stay indoors all the time. From a chap who grew up in Siberia, I learnt that they stop doing hard work outside there when temperatures drop below zero to protect their health. Germans on the other hand apparently are supposed to feel no pain.
Moving from the Netherlands to Germany, I have to agree with you it's quite extreme. I never thought I would see humidity levels of 90% in an apartment 😅 It's sooo cold here where we are in the North-West.
@@LaureninGermany I did experience deep snow a few times in the Netherlands, especially in the East closer to Germany, but I remember the snow was always thicker in Germany than in the Netherlands (we liked to go for hikes in the snow across the border in Germany). Maybe Germany is even a bit colder and snowier than the Netherlands because it's a pure land climate, whereas the Netherlands is a bit closer to the sea? 🤷♀️
@@TortillaHollandaise I remember it was a really extreme winter when I was there. I think you are right . In Bavaria it’s much less mild than at the sea.
@@LaureninGermany yeah I think so. We are near the Dutch border and it's cold, but when it snows it doesn't really stay on the ground much. Thanks for making videos about your experiences in Bavaria 😊 It's very interesting to see!
hmm, I dont know,I grew up in Mainz,where winters are usually mild,mind you in the uk especially up north in Newcastle and Scotland winters are really bitter
yeah you can easily go out in a T-shirt until about -5°C. It got warm enough once you are in motion. Weather is mostly a state of mind and you decide how much it bothers you. Sadly society trains people to have preferences, even forcasts use claims like "beautiful weather" or "bad weather" and you got frowned upon if you say you hate the sun and love walking in heavy rain... without an umbrella of corse.
Oh really, do people disapprove of those of us who don´t like the sun?! I´m an umbrella-disdainer, too lol! Unless I´m all glammed-up for a show, it´s a matter of honour lol! (But I´ll fight you for my winter coat!!)
Funnily enough, the weather up north is actually a lot less cold and more moderate than the weather down south. I think it's the proximity to the sea that makes the climate more temperate by comparison, I mean if you think about it, the UK is also north of germany and it's warmer. Generally speaking, the weather in bavaria is comparatively continental, meaning it gets colder in the winter and hotter in the summer.
Now, I wonder if you are a North German, trying to trick me into leaving my warm coat at home? LOL! I think the cold and the wind catch me out when the season has changed up North and I´m coming from the South.
@@LaureninGermany Nah, I'm bavarian but I've been up north a few times. The wind should be taken seriously, but actual temperatures rarely go below the freezing point and seeing snow up there is quite rare. Don't get me wrong, you don't want to be running around in a shirt and shorts, but you can probably get away with wearing the same outdoor clothes from october to april because the weather is more consistent, whereas in bavaria, you'll absolutely need winter clothes separately from what you wear during fall.
Really depends where you are in Germany. Most of Germany has gray, drizzly winters that are wet, cold and not snowy. I've experienced over 6 months in Germany without seeing the sun once.
@@LaureninGermany Pretty much the entire northern part of the country. The closer you are to the north sea, the worse it is. The central area near Harz and Göttingen is also bad as the rain piles up on the mountains. Once you get south of Kassel, it starts getting better.
@@LaureninGermany The south is better in every way: the weather is better, the scenery is better, the people are friendlier, the wages are higher and there is far less xenophobia.
Germans: There's no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing 🤣 -7°C at 09:40 here in the North. The ONE thing you need up here is a softshell waterproof jacket with a hood and a baseball cap. these stay in your bag except for winter where you need a parka or something heavier. Forget umbrellas the wind destroys them. The cap shields your eyes from the rain.
And don’t forget the wind…! Lol! But then you can’t talk too much, just say moin - once! Perfect lol! (I love the North, don’t misunderstand, please ❤)
Wenn du weißt, was ein "Warmduscher" ist oder ein "Weichei", wirst du bestimmt auch vom "Schattenparker" gehört haben - eberybody loves them... Have a nice day!
This is normal and typical in all central European Countries....we have CONTINENTAL CLIMATE....that means cold winters, hot summers...that's always like that...we people who living here entire life in central Europe we know that. You in British isles, Oceanic part of France, Netherlands, Belgium....you have oceanic climate....and then you have in the southern Europe mediterranean climate which mins also more windy winters...but higher temperatures in winter time. I'm curious what would be your reaction if you would live in Siberia ??
I would not react at all- I would be a frozen block of shock in the corner! Next to the fire, preferably....! I must say, I wasn´t expecting such huge weather differences between Britain and Germany.
@@LaureninGermany The difference is in the physical characteristics of water and earth... water is cooling or warming(changing the temperature) slower than earth which does faster....that's why you have not such an extremes in temperatures (because you are influenced from ocean/water and we from earth/continent), but you have a lot of wind instead in comaprison to us. I remember when I lived Netherlands for a short time how was the wind constantly blowing in the winter time or in Hannover (North Germany) in the beginning of March...the same was it when I have been in London in January...also something what I am not used to it...cold wind blowing most of the time.
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3:07 "Plätchenteller" I know, I know, nobody likes nitpickers… ;-)
beim Bund draußen geschlafen, bei -22°C... auf der Arbeit ist mein Rekord -26°C Außentemperatur, da sind uns die Dübel beim ins Loch schieben zerbröselt... kältester Arbeitsplatz, -28°C, Tiefkühlzelle McDoof....Außentemperatur war an dem Tag +34°C....
@@LaureninGermany das war von 1990/91 als Soldat, beim Bund bedeutet bei der Bundeswehr gedient zu haben....in der DDR sagte man bei der Fahne! BUND ist die Naturschutzorganisation! -26°C war in 1988/89... lustigerweise auf einem BW Gelände wo ich als Soldat sogar mal üben durfte! die -28^C bei McDoof war in 1994
Danke sehr für die Erklärung. Ich kenne mich nicht so gut aus! Und werde bestimmt keine Erfahrung dort machen, das überlasse ich härterer Menschen als ich Warmduscherin! brrrrrrrr 🥶
brachial schön- lauren, warum hast du nicht 1 mio. subscibers. oder einfach einfach so traumhaft schöne szenen im video. erneut schreibe ich deutsch. weil ich englisch im handgelenk habe.
Leute, die über schnöden Gewinn reden können, verdienen ihren Geld mit anderer Arbeit, als Kunst, die Jahrelang Opfer genommen hat, und dann verboten wurde. Sie schreiben, als ob sie mich kennen würden. Es kommt etwas komisch vor. Bitte Klartext schreiben.
liebe lauren. in höchster achtung vor ihnen, natürlich kenne ich sie nicht; ich verfolge nur ihren wunderbaren kanal und entdecke phantastische augenblicke, die ich hervorheben möchte, die ich teils selbst erlebt habe. mehr nicht! natürlich "weiss ich dadurch" etwas mehr, z.b. durch ihr interview, get-together mit ashton, dass sie etwas sensibel dahingehend sind. verständlich. wissen sie, liebe lauren, zum eingangssatz, ich selbst weiss, was künstler in der pandemie durchmachen mussten, zum teil noch müssen. im freundeskreis, gleich hier ums eck z.b., einige, die ich perönlich kenne, aber seien sie sie mir nicht böse; denn ich verstehe es - und sie - ganz genau. bleiben sie positiv. so war mein ursprungsgedanke auch gemeint. liebe grüße.
...und merry x-mas, ihnen, ihrem mann und familie. alles gute für 2023. es ist vielleicht besser, ich kommentiere nicht mehr, ohne dass es falsch verstanden wird, das war nie meine absicht. in diesem sinne: alles gute, gesundheitlich, beruflich. b.
As our Norwegian mom said, there is no bad weather. Only bad clothing choices. Ah- now consider Minnesota weather........ Bayern was very temperate to me. Its zero degrees C right now
@@LaureninGermany In seven days the forecast says a low temp of -23C here in Minneapolis. Properly cold.(Norway has the Gulf Stream) Its 0200 where you are- try to get some sleep!
Oops, it looks like something went wrong! If I´m right, you´ve written -23 C?! Oh. My. Goodness!!! Even the RUclips comments can´t believe it, that´s why it´s crossed out!
We usually spend a minute to think about the cloth we need. I drive to work by bike and started to wear gloves two week ago, but I will change to mittens next week and perhaps a warmer jacket. My fahrer always said: People getting cold are either stupid or poor. You guess: he was a Bavarian. 😉
I can't find a proper winter coat in Germany because Germans do not seem to get as cold as AMericans...THey will wear thin rain jackets in freezing weather and if the sun is out the kids will run around in a T shirt in the dead of winter. All the coats in the German stores are too thin for me with the exception of a real camping gear shop with real polar gear
Use the Zwiebelprinzip. Dress with multiple layers (like a Ziebel/onion), thats why coats are that thin, they are just the weatherproof outer layer, the warmth comes from sweaters and shirst underneath.
I almost didn´t put it in! I didn´t want to shock anyone, but I remember the first time I said it, and it was so funny, I thought I must share this LOL
@@LaureninGermany Ein Troyer ist ein von Fischern an der Nordsee häufig getragener Pullover, meist dicke Schafwolle, meist dunkelblau, meist mit einem halb hohen Reißverschluss (Zip) am Hals. Friesennerz ist eine scherzhafte Bezeichnung für eine Jacke für das, was im Norden gerne Schietwetter nennt: schweren, anhaltenden Regen + Sturmböen. Es hat aber nichts mit Nerz (= Mink) zu tun, sondern ist eine aus leuchtend gelbem Kunstgummi hergestellte Regenjacke, die nicht nur in der kommerziellen Seefahrt sehr gerne an Deck eingesetzt wird, sondern auch eine Zeit lang vor allem bei den jungen Damen in den 60ern und 70ern ein beliebtes Modeaccessoire war. Das Gelb dient vor allem der Sicherheit: nicht nur im Straßenverkehr, sondern auch an Bord: Wenn der Kapitän am Steuerrad vor sich auf dem Deck plötzlich einen gelben Fleck zu wenig zählt, weiß er, dass er ein Problem hat. Synonyme sind 'Öljacke' oder 'Ölweste' Bei beiden Suchbegriffen wird man bei Google mit Bildern zugeschüttet
@@Misophist ah!!! Danke sehr für Deine Mühe- das hat mir gerade richtig Spaß bereitet, zu lesen! Ich will, seit langem, einen Friesennerz, und jetzt weiß ich, wie es heißt. Ich bekomme einfach gute Laune, wenn ich einen sehe.
@@LaureninGermany 🤗Oh, es wird noch viel lustiger. Bei 4:50 sagst du "bavarians". Die automatische Untertitelfunktion schreibt dort aber "barbarians". Als Norddeutscher findet man so etwas sehr passend.
The lowest temperature in nothern germany is about 10′C higher than the lowest temperature in south germany. So, they didn't lie to you. An der Küste ist es milder.
@@LaureninGermany Du hast recht. Aber Wind und Regen nimmt der Norddeutsche gar nicht mehr wahr. Ähnlich wie ein echter Brite, wundert er sich eher über diese gelbe Scheibe, die ein bis zweimal im Jahr zwischen den Wolken zu sehen ist.😅
Britons are not used to WINTER . They do NOT have wintertyres for their cars and hence , when it comes to transport with trucks in Uk they claim FORCE MAYEUR when it only snows a little bit !!!!
1. "Moin" bedeutet "Guten Morgen", "Guten Tag", "N'abend, auch hier?" und "Wie geht's?" Der Norddeutsche sagt genauso viel wie Menschen aus anderen Regionen - nur mit weniger Worten. 2. Der norddeutsche Gruß lautet "Moin", denn "Moin Moin" ist schon Gesabbel ... und Gesabbel ist bei uns im Norden nur in Ausnahmefällen gern gesehen. 3. "Jo" ist ein vollständiger Satz mit Subjekt, Prädikat und Objekt. Punkt! Jo - ist klar, oder? 4. "Schietwetter" fängt bei Windstärke 12 an ... denn unter Windstärke 5 fällt der Norddeutsche um. 5. Sturm ist erst, wenn die Schafe keine Locken mehr haben Wer dieser Herausforderung nicht gewachsen ist, sollte keinen Urlaub an der Nordsee machen. 6. Regen ist erst, wenn die Heringe auf Augenhöhe vorbeischwimmen Bei einem Festival in Norddeutschland schwimmen gerne auch mal Zelt-Heringe vorbei. 7. Gegenwind formt den Charakter Deswegen sind wir Norddeutschen auch so unkomplizierte Zeitgenossen. 8. Nirgends strahlt der Himmel so schön grau wie in Norddeutschland ... und solange es nicht regnet, ist das Wetter "sehr gut". Punkt. 9. Solange die Pfütze nicht zufriert, ist im Norden Sommer Diese Weisheit ist reiner Selbstschutz: Ständig übers Wetter zu meckern, macht einfach keinen Spaß. 10. Watt mutt, datt mutt Soll heißen: einfach hinnehmen, einfach machen - wird schon! 11. Wat de Buur nich kennt, dat frett he nich! Norddeutsche sind Gewohnheitstiere - auch in Sachen Essen. 12. Geiht nich, givt nich! Auch hier gilt: Probieren geht über Studieren. 13. Nich' lang schnacken - Kopp in' Nacken Echte Nordlichter sind auf Dorf- und Schützenfesten aufgewachsen - also rein damit! 14. Alles südlich der Elbe ist Norditalien Eine streitbare Weisheit: Für manche fängt der Süden bei Hamburg an, für andere südlich von Hannover oder Osnabrück. 15. Nordlicht bleibt Nordlicht Einmal Nordlicht, immer Nordlicht: Wer bei uns im Norden geboren ist, wird ihn immer im Herzen tragen. 16. Norddeutsche sprechen mindestens zwei Sprachen: Platt und Ironisch ... und natürlich das beste Hochdeutsch der Welt. Das wird nämlich in Hannover gesprochen. ANGEBLICH!
No one I've ever heard speaking English says lichen with the German ch sound as it doesn't exist in English. And most say /ˈlaɪkən/, as it is the preferred pronunciation in both the UK and US. This reference is from the Oxford English dictionary. I have actually never heard anyone say /ˈlɪtʃən/.
Well, I am from Wales, and we said lichen as I said it, in school, when I learned about it. And one of the teachers said litchen as I mentioned in the video.
@@LaureninGermany Well, Wales is a world to its own. The Welsh dialect is more different from RP than is the American dialect. It's the land of 300 letter names. I've literally never heard that pronunciation. I rarely hear Welsh speakers. Dylan Thomas is my main knowledge of Welsh speakers. Most, virtually all of the English speaking world says it with a hard K. I'm guessing the Oxford dictionary had that pronunciation for Wales...and possibly Scotland but they don't even understand each other! I was surprised to hear you use two pronunciations and not the one that is by far most common.
@@TheRagingPlatypus I learned RP as part of my training. It’s useful for being clear, but it is - well, received. And therefore not always representative of the living language.
Hi Lauren, I don't know what's wrong, but your Patreon link doesn't work for me. It shows me a short profile and gives me the option to become a creator myself. No option to support you. Searching for you in the app or the Patreon website doesn't give me any results.
Hi Wolfgang! Patreon are still reviewing the page! I tried to publish it yesterday, maybe it’s going to take a few days, I‘m so sorry! And wow, how wonderful that you are interested! Thank you so much!
Es gibt kein schlechtes Wetter, es gibt nur unangemessene Kleidung. Da muß man nur jemanden fragen, der in Sibirien wohnt. ;) There is no such thing as bad weather, there is just inappropriate clothing. All you have to do is ask someone who lives in Siberia. ;)
Ein Persi reicht nicht, man braucht einen Übergangsmantel! Also, meine Lieben, ich bin gespannt, ob das Video heute Euch gefällt - just a bit of fun and very British! Und das am Ende wollte ich schon lange machen. Aber das Abbonieren und Liken und Kommentieren ist eine andere Sache, und alle die das machen, sind mir GOLDWERT ❤
Moin Lauren, herzlichen Glückwunsch zu 4K +80! Big coachto you! Schlechtes Wetter ist in Norddeutschland erst dann, wenn die Heringe vor dem Kind vorbei schwimmen! Nächstes Jahr, wenn der Umzug hinter uns liegt, werde ich bei der Patreon. Ganz sicher! Jetzt wünsche ich dir einen absolut migränefreien Sonntag! Liebe Grüße Ben😊❤ Siri, das soll heißen: KUT SC H! Und: KINN, nicht Kind du Lusa!
@@tasminoben686 lol! Ach lieber Ben, die Siri und Du habt mich ein Lächeln ins Gesicht gezaubert! Ich glaube auch, heute scheint die Migräne nicht vorbeischauen zu wollen! Daumen gedrückt!
Und das ist ja ganz toll. Wenn Patreon eine gute Sache ist, freue ich mich wie der Schneekönig, tollen Content dort zu machen.
@@LaureninGermany darf ich korrigieren? Mir, nicht mich. Sorry. Mein Husten ist auch etwas besser geworden. Habe mich ja beim Sperrmüll raus schleppen erkältet. Dumm wie ich war. Wir waren gestern beim Auftritt von Anna MA TEUR in Hamburg. Ich bin mir nicht sicher, ob sie sich genauso schreibt. Macht Musik Comedie. Hat eine wunderbare und kraftvolle alt Stimme, sehr ähnlich wie die Stimme von Nina Hagen. Wenn du die kennst. Musst du dir unbedingt mal bei RUclips angucken, sie ist so zum Lachen. Wobei ich in der ersten Hälfte des Auftritts etwas neben mir geschwebt habe. Ob das an den 40 Kodein Tropfen gelegen hat? Ich wollte ja unbedingt ein Hustenanfall während des Konzerts vermeiden.
@@tasminoben686 Aha bin doch unschuldig! Gute Besserung, Ben!
@@tasminoben686 ach, diese langhaltende Husterei ist ganz schlimm. Es macht so Müde! Das mich und mir quält mich tagtäglich… irgendwann verstehe ich es!
Winters here in northern Germany tend to be milder than in the south. On average, we have fewer frost days and less snow. Which is mostly due to our proximity to the sea. A bit more like Britain, in effect. And many areas of southern Germany have hills and mountains, which also makes winters there colder.
I live in the South, but work a lot in the North (best of both worlds!) Yes, I feel almost like I am in Britain, up there, in a specific way. I always want toast and tea, too lol
@@LaureninGermany Well the Frisians way up north are always happy to serve you their best tea 😉
I love East Frisian tea- it´s the closest thing to a British cuppa and very fine!
@@LaureninGermany That is not surprising. Some ancestors of todays British lived in Northern Germany before and the connections were close for long time. The priest of British Church here in Vienna was born in Hamburg, too or think about the Beatles. And we have also some old Celtic remnants in Germany even down in Bavaria - another link to the Islands and Western France. On the other hand there is also strong connection to Poland, Czech and Eastern Europe. In Saxonia, Thuringa and Northern Bavaria many places have still Slavic names, the Polish immigrants to Ruhr area are legend and German knights reached the Baltic states and settlers Romania and even Russia. The late 19th and 20th century divided us by cruel imperialistic and racist ambitions of "too late empire" Germany. The consequences last till now as we see in Eastern Europes' trauma and Brexit, but besides war, terror and borders, Europe has always also been a space of exchange and encounters. The end of Cold War enables us to reconsider our common and devided heritage. Sometimes it is absurd how it can surprise you with unexpected familiarities and alien feelings almost on the same spot.
Das war wohl ein Scherz du Nordlicht, oder? Schon mal von der Insel Mainau gehört? Nicht alles im Süden, liegt auf 1500 m Höhe, wo es natürlich Sack- kalt ist. Entlang des Rheingrabens jedoch, sind die Winter immer gut auszuhalten (abgesehen von der Tatsache, dass die für meinen Geschmack, eh 6 Wochen zu lange dauern). Der Graben gehört nämlich noch zu der Isotherme, in denen die Winter mild sind. Die geht von Spanien, bis eben zum Rheingraben. Ihr hingegen, lebt in der Zone, der gemäßigten Winter. Und die erstreckt sich locker bis Minsk! Ich möchte den Winter , nur ungern dort verbringen müssen. Weisst du was Fakt ist, beim Norddeutschen Wetter? Ihr habt 3 Wochen früher Herbst, als der Süden. Ihr habt es im Winter eine halbe Stunde früher dunkel. Aber zum Ausgleich dafür, fängt euer Frühling, 3 Wochen später an, als bei uns
Ich wünsche dir schöne Feiertage, auf deiner Wanderdüne...!
Growing up in a Mittelgebirge I was really shocked when I found out that there are places in Germany that have practically no snow in winter.
I bet you were!
In the north it rarely, *rarely*, gets actually cold, it's all about humidity and windchill instead. If you have something that breaks the wind a sweater is perfectly adequate to keep you warm. But, yes, we have our own version of a stiff upper lip: It's not windy if the sheep still have curls, and it's not raining unless fish are crossing the street.
Also remember: Exercise is the best jacket.
LOL! Gute Einstellung! Yes, it´s that wind-that´ll get you, and the rain blowing sideways. I absolutely love it, no joke.
Well as a "Hafenarbeiter" in Hamburg I have to contradict 😅 it feels MUCH colder when the air is humid and slightly above zero degrees than it's e.g. -15 degrees and dry. There is almost no chance for your clothing to protect you from cold, northern wind. Love from Hamburg Germany 🇩🇪
@@jeanclaudevomdeich4234 yes! Because when there’s no wind and it’s dry, you can work up some warmth yourself, but the wind and humidity will snatch it away…! I still love it, though.
Deine Art zaubert jedem direkt ein Lächeln! :D Mach weiter so!
Danke Dir! Das freut mich so!
Du hast mir heute ein Lächeln ins Gesicht gezaubert. Schöne Musik und eine wunderbare Stimme. Wie ich sehe arbeitest Du erfolgreich an 10K. 😀 Einen schönen dritten Advent wünsche ich Dir und Deinem Mann.
Wunderbar, das ist genau was ich machen wollte! Dir auch einen schönen drittenn Advent, lieber Peter!
wie immer, lauren, wundervoll.
jetzt hast du den sog. "harsh snowy winter". du kennst den deutschen spruch: es gibt kein schlechtes wetter, nur falsche kleidung.
@@bearenkindercool danke Dir! Ja, und es stimmt auch!
@@LaureninGermany wenn es wieder milder wird im frühjahr, dann würde ich dir/euch gerne meine ideen mitgeben, stichwort hidden gems im altmühltal, da sprachen wir schon mal drüber. sei nicht irritiert, wenn ich in deutsch antworte, mein englisch ist zumindest fast verhandlungsfähig. kein englisch sprechender mensch kann damit etwas umgehen. ich kann, du kannst darüber lachen. komplimente "about you" würde ich geben, aber das wäre nicht german approbiate. du weisst was ich meine.
was ich dir/euch persönlich als persönlichen und auch beruflichen hype mitgeben möchte, möchte ich nicht hier persönlich sagen. aber ein hint: es geht um ein ganz besonderes konzert.
When I worked in Britain my mother told me on the telephone regarding the weather beginning March, Bavaria... "last week it was 10 degree below freezing, now its 20 degree, quite warm."
You see! It´s true! lol!
@@LaureninGermany weather reflects upon the nature of people ( German Reizklima). While most British people seem to be quite moderately tempered, Germans can freak out because of nothing. When I bumped into a car in the North of Britain, causing a car accident because the brakes of my own one were all down - the other driver was ever so nice and considerate. I didnt expect this from my experience back in Germany. People over here can snap quite easily. I guess Germans are half way between Dutch and Brits on one side and Slavic and Romance people on the other. They definitively have the same kind of passion for opera as the Italians. All over Germany small and mid size opera theatres... lol
@@kapuzinergruft I do think that Germans snap more than the British, I agree. It’s strange, I haven’t worked out why yet, but I’m tending towards thinking it’s because of the rules..!
I actually think the Germans are even bigger opera fan than the Italians. But I have no proof, just a feeling about it!
@@kapuzinergruft excuse me, but can't agree.
There are not the Germans at all, the only thing of what unites the various population groups in Germany is High German, otherwise they are not a homogeneous mass where everyone thinks and acts the same way.
Among the various Germans there are people who love their car more than anything, for whom their car is almost a family member and primarily the men take care of this tin box more than their own children, which is significant and if their sanctuary is damaged, then Of course they are saddened to death. I guess, there are certainly things on the British Isles that upset these people as well. Otherwise, she shouldn't exaggerate so much and claim that theaters exist everywhere, whether small, medium-sized or large. That's maybe your experience, but that doesn't mean it happens everywhere.
@@zhouwu Henning Wehn, self-acclaimed German comedy ambassador to the UK (highly successful chap) once made a comment: Some people say Germans don't have a sense of humour... (he replies in a reassuring tone): I don't find this funny! 😃😅
Just a tip: Lüneburg is a town for your stile to visit: The town itself plus the monastery Lüne, active since 850 years. Lüneburg has content at for least five chapters! Plus you may do a walk together with a shepherd and the sheep in the Lüneburger Heide. That is a real mysterious walk from the sheepfold Tütsberg to the incredible viewpoint at Camp Reinsehlen, especially in winter. Another tip is the town of Worpswede.
That sounds fantastic! I actally mention Worpswede in my video about Lastrup. I had such trouble saying Worpswede!
I want to do that walk right now!!!
a german saying goes like: theres no bad weather, theres only a bad choice of clothing :)
And you really mean it! LOL! It´s a very good way of thinking.
Spot on! I had the reverse culture shock when I first moved to Britain: the first ray of sunshine in March, I’d get my Übergangsjacke out, the little school girls in London already in their Gingham dresses and NO TIGHTS. Yes, London has a lot less of a temperature range than Germany, but even in Newcastle, I could get a sympathy-cystitis just from looking at other women on a Saturday night out!
And yes, there is a science to dressing in levels of wind & waterproofs as the North Sea coast, that they share with no-one. Not even us German tourists. We all have to suffer and learn by ourselves.
It´s true, I knew it! They let us suffer, at first! But we still go back, because it´s wonderful there.
And yes, I had to go to school in a skirt and socks... no wonder we can go out in short skirts when we´re teenagers and upwards...!
@@LaureninGermany Yes! I came to the conclusion British people are simply tougher when it comes to the weather!
At the other end of the scale some German parents totally exaggerate with all the clothing they force onto their toddlers at the first sign of autumn.
@@LaureninGermany they do it out of kindness. It is the emotion attached to the memory of being so effing cold that you could curl up in a corner that makes you remember to put on proper clothes next time.
Normally here in the north the influence of maritime weather (not that extreme winter and summer) is more prevalent than in southern Germany. Maybe that's why we seem so tough 😜
Moin aus Hamburg, new subscriber here 😀
How wonderful, thank you! Yep, you guys are tough - but I absolutely love the North and its people, even if you try to trick me into being cold lol!
@@LaureninGermany I'm not so sure if I am tough, maybe we are just used to the wind 😁 And the wind can make you feel temperature a lot lower than it actually is. If you plan to visit Hamburg (I know you don't like big cities but it's worth it, believe me), I could show you some nice places
Temperature wise, the north is more mild than the south - precisely because of the sea climate. Heatwaves hit less hard, and it doesn't become as gold in the winter compared to the south. This doesn't just affect the coast, but the entire northern third of the country.
@@faultier1158 I think it’s the wind that makes me cold, up North. I love it there, by the way. I go as often as I can.
@@LaureninGermany Because of the wind you almost always have "frische Luft". There is not often a problem with smog-like symptoms. But also because of the sea climate the air is often more humid than in other parts of Germany... which means in summer it feels hotter and in winter it feels colder than it is.
LAUREN.... Hilf uns... !! mit deiner charmanten Art werden wir den Winter samt KÄLTEPEITSCHE überstehen!!!!
LOL, ich geb mein Bestes!!!
With your positive and outgoing attitude you will be getting 40k subscribers in no time!
Wish you a wonderful 3rd Advent.
P.S.: I love how British you sound :-D
Thank you! Sometimes I think people must think I‘ve landed from another planet, here in Germany! 40k… wow! That would be wonderful, if so many people like positive content and join us here!
@@LaureninGermany I'm sure people are just jealous of you accent ;-)
@@77Chester77 aw..! I shall tell myself that from now on!
Sooooo süß der Akzent 😄🥰😍😘. Ich liebe es. Ich musste auch lächeln. Dankeschön 😁Ja, der berühmte Übergangsmantel und andere wichtige Vokabeln 🤗🤭😇🤣
Danke schön! 😘
Hach, hab´deine schöne Stimme vermisst. Einen schönen dritten Advent wünsche ich dir und deinen Lieben.
❤️ Dir auch, lieber Carlos!
Die englische Sprache kann sehr schön klingen. Sie haben eine bemerkenswerte Art, dies zu vermitteln. Ihre Aussprache mag ich. Ich wünschte, ich könnte so ein schönes Englisch sprechen, wie Sie es sprechen. Einfach Wundervoll.
Och, vielen Danke! Das ist wirklich sehr nett von Ihnen!
Ah. Gotta love your typical December T-shirt weather. 0°C and freezing rain really makes you feel alive when you can't feel your feet.
LOL! Where are you from? You sound Welsh!
Lower Saxony.
So virtually the inverse stereotype in terms of being comprehensible.
@@MrHodoAstartes the accent does- challenge me! But I try to understand!
Hello, as a "Germerican I have lived here since 1978. I live in south-west Germany near a large military base and I love it here! I like your voice and regularly just listen to your commentary on your experiences! Keep up the good work and I will be listening!
Thank you so much, Dirk! Hope you´re having a Merry Christmas!
Your voice is so calming 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much !
Happy that your channel is starting to grow. It is well deserved. Great music on this one
Thank you, Marco! You´ve been here for a while, nice to see other people joining us! Yes, I really love this music, too. I keep singing it to myself!
As a German: There is no bad weather, just insufficient preparation ;-) And warmduscher is best translated as being a "mollycoddle". I use that word as a test if a dictionary is usable. If you can find that word, it will provide the words you will need (there is an electronic translation tool of the EU that can be used to translate domain specific. That is for the real, real bad cases ;-)
lol! Mollycoddled, you´re right! We would also say soft, but that´s probabyl colloquial.
The Roman soldiers thought the that climate in Germany was hell.
I am sure they did. They weren´t fond of Britain, either...!
He-he! Of course. They came clothed in sheets and sandals.
I think the trench coat was the typical "Übergangsmantel" for a long time. You can wear a sweater under it and you are protected from the weather until it gets really frosty.
Yes, someone else mentioned that and I think you’re right.. faint memories of London Autumns, and the cool people!
Your kindness is like a nutcracker for a german nutshell. 😄
What a lovely thing to say, thank you!
@@LaureninGermany Your voice is so beautiful. Go on 👍
I'm German/American and live in Ohio. Our weather here is much like the weather in Germany, and yes.... Many Ohioans have German ancestry, so we too continue our days majority of the time in very snowy conditions. I just stumbled across this, and I subbed immediately. You are very pleasant and polite, and in my life that is a very rare (but welcomed) quality. I'll be moving to Germany in a few months, and I can't wait. Look forward to watching more of your adventures
I'm allways pleased, to hear that someone comes "home"...
Oh, thank you so much! What a kind compliment! I hope you will love it here. It may take a bit of time to settle in, but there are so many wonderful experiences waiting for you! My tip is to start watching films or series, in German, with English subtitles. It will get so much of the language into your subconscious and help you to recognise normal speech patterns easily. You can find some on RUclips - shall I link a few for you?
@@LaureninGermany veilen Dank, aber Ich bin gut. I've been brushing up on my Deutsch. Though I am not fluent in German, I understand key words due to my upbringing. For example, most English speakers say bless you after you sneeze, but in German we say gesundheit
@@LaureninGermany , I will give you an Easter egg though. If you look at my photo you might recognize something. If you do, don't say anything, just like this comment so I know you see it
Good luck for your moving to Germany and the upcoming adventures!
Congratulations for the next step,
i guess there will be a lot more subscribers until the end of the year and you deserve it.
I enjoy your videos and the atmosphere on your channel.
It's really nice to hear about your adventure and listen to your stories with the experience you made so far, no matter if they are positive or negative, everything is good and important. Thanks a lot and nice third advent 🕯️🕯️🕯️
Thank you so much, Robert. It´s really becoming such a wonderful experience to be here and share with people like you. Have a lovely thrid Advent!
I couldn't have said it better myself. We got "buried" in 2 inches of snow here in the southeast of UK and now schools and airports are closed 😀
LOL! It´s true, it´s true! They don´t believe me...!
Well done to you for reaching 4000👍 Keep up your excellent content😊
Thank you, that’s so kind!
Guten Morgen Lauren 🙋 mal wieder wunderschöne Aufnahmen mit toller Musik untermalt 👍👍👍 Ich wünsche dir einen schönen 3. Advent 🙋
Lieben herzlichen Dank, Wilfried, Dir auch!
Herzlichen Glückwunsch zu den verdienten über 4.000 Subscribern! Ich drücke die Daumen für einen exponentiellen weiteren Anstieg!
Lieben herzlichen Dank!
Yes I have always found it funny that school will be cancelled or shortened in summer when it is too hot but in winter when huge piles of snow fall nothing stops at all!
LOL! Poor little kids and parents who drive them! I always get excited when it snows and think, it´s a day off...but no!
Thanks a lot for your lovly, adorable Videos.who cant fall in love to this wonderful voice. I wish you all a nice 3.advent. Best regards hannover, capital of lower saxony Jürgen
What an absolutely lovely thing to write! Thank you so much! Greetings to Hannover!
Happy 3rd advent dear lauren. I recently crossed the Altmühltal and immediately thought of you🥰. Great vlog as always.
Thank you, Schoppi! How lovely! Einen schönen dritten Advent!
Congratulations on reaching the 400k subscription mark, that is great! Also, congratulations on another great, scenic and relaxing video! Also, I love your English/Welsh view on things, don't change a thing🙂
400 thousand... I hope your little typo comes true, lol! Thank you so much! That´s really great to read!
@@LaureninGermany Sorry.....I hope it comes true as well.
Liebe Lauren ! Du zeigst immer so wunderschöne Videos aus der Natur. Entweder vom Meer oder von den Bergen. Mach weiter so mit deiner netten sympathischen Beiträgen. Ich wünsche dir einen schönen dritten Advent.💜🧡
Lieben Dank, dear Blond Katze! Und Dir auch einen schönen Restadvent!
In Berlin last winter zero snow. Nothing. And good that was.
I´m with you on that! Snow´s lovely - from inside a warm house, with nowhere to go.....
Ich freu mich für dich das Du die 4 K erreicht hast und noch mehr freue ich mich dich weiter auf dem Weg zu 10 k zu begleiten. I love the way your show us Germany esp all the smal places no one ever showed.
Danke sehr! Ich liebe es, die kleinere Orte zu ziegen, und ich freue mich, dass die Leute sich trotzdem hierher finden!
Schönen dritten Advent dir
@@LaureninGermany Trotzdem? Nein genau deshalb. Das 100 mal "the famoust (fake) Schloss Schwanstein" brauche ich echt nicht. Und Lederhosen und Dirndl sind ja schön aber haben mit mir nichts zu tun. Ich bin Hamburger und nicht Bayer. Da hat List schon mehr mit mir zu tun und Fischerhemden sind für mich "traditional Wearing".
@@tasminoben686 den wünsche ich dir und deiner Familie auch. Last es euch gut gehen.
@@Torfmoos absolut. Deutschland ist nicht nur Sud! Ich liebe die Vielfalt so. Wirklich sooo unterschiedlich. Es macht hier rumzureisen eine pure Freude.
I send you a hug from the Eifel ❤
Well, that´s just lovely, thank you!
Hallo Lauren, wieder ein tolles Video mit wunderschönen Aufnahmen. Wünsche Euch noch einen schönen restlichen 3. Advent. bald schaffen wir auch noch die 10000 Abonnenten.
Lieben Dank, Heinz! Jetzt gehe ich gleich einen Film anschauen, und schlafe bestimmt ein! Dir auch einen schönen Abend!
The last few years were really mild winters. Like when I was a kid (I was born 1999) we had winters where the Elbe (in Dresden) freezed and we had several weeks of minus degrees. The last few years there were only a handfull of days like this though. It might also have to do with living closer to the shore nowadays though.
My car said -12 c this morning! So I think the weather gods heard you! 😂 It does look magical, though, but god it was cold!
I appreciate your channel very much, it's your sympathic view on our country and culture from the eyes of a Brit. It could be an opener that Brits and Germans become closer, like people do it on our 7 borders of today since generations. We had recently some very cold days here in the Mosel valley, where I live and today I went first time into the winyards to cut the grape plants in the cold winter wind. It's also a very special atmosphere now at the end of the year in the darkest and coldest days and nights of the year. Chapeau for you channel.
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. It means a lot to me. It was windy here today, too. I like it when I don’t have to be in it too long, so I hope it was not uncomfortable in the vineyard!
5:00 At first I thought you were showing off your German skills again, and I was briefly concerned at the prospect of "Leichen" in the trees 😂💀
Lol! Well done! I always shock people, but I honestly don’t think about it in the moment!
I do really Love your distinguished British accent - you Sound Like a noble Lady
Thank you so much! I´m not noble - but all Welsh women feel like royalty, somehow! LOL
thank you for the video ^-^
You're welcome! Thank you.
Hello Lauren,
another beautiful filmed video. Wonderful atmosphäre! I always enjoy your videos and i am sure, that many others will do in the future. It is well deserved. Best wishes from Wilhelmshaven, Michael
Thank you so much! That’s such a nice thing to think!
A great video as usual. The epic celtic/scottish? music fits in very nicely.
Yes, exactly what I thougth! My Celtic spirit wandering in Germany- the perfect music for my feelings! Thank you!
Congrats lovely Lauren 👏👏da capo 😘🤗
Arno, isn´t it amazing?! I can´t believe it, honestly...! Have a lovely third advent, I´ll be Kinderpunsch-hunting again later lol!
@@LaureninGermany 🍷🍷for me lol
@@arnodobler1096 enjoy ❤️❤️
I would definitely support you on patreon to see more of your lovely videos! cheers and all the best
Oh thank you! Come on over, I´d be delighted!
I love how you translate 'weichei'.
I think it could have a couple of translations 😆
habe einige bilder von hopfen feldern gesehen in deinem video,schau dir mal die anpflanzung und ernte an,falls du öfters dort vorbei kommst.viel spass weiterhin.
Ich wohnte eine Weile in der Hallertau und war sogar schon oben in diesen Hochfahrgerät! Ich liebe Hopfnfeldern, schau: ruclips.net/video/-TXBDXVwx1c/видео.html
i once had colleagues who travelled to Ireland in february for some training. And than they got stuck there because it was snowing in Dublin - approx. 1cm of snow brought the city to a halt, and also the airport.
We all were quite confuesed once we heard that story first hand...
LOL! You see! I´m not lying! I hope everyone sees your comment!
The color of the changing leaves along your walk is absolutely beautiful!
While the climate here in Texas is known for being downright hot during summer, surprisingly some winters sound similar to your area and can actually be extremely cold! Some of us are simply not made for freezing weather. ☃The Germans do indeed know how to do winter. Some of the rest of us... not so much!
I had no idea the weather varied so much in different areas of Germany. I will need to keep this in mind if we ever do end up visiting during winter. I suppose when in doubt just be sure to layer up! I'm so glad you finally figured out the right clothes!
Congratulations on your 4000 subscribers! It is no surprise that your subscriber count continues to grow. When Patreon finishes their review I will be happy to show my support.
I am surprised to read that about Texan Winters! I was also totally unprepared for the regional climated differences in Germany and these Winters down here in Bavaria. I´m still amazed by them, but I´ve learned how to enjoy them now, with snow boots and a really warm coat! And thank you so much, Marie! That´s wonderful that you are interested in Patreon!
the germans always say "is gibt kein schlechtes wetter , es gibt nur falsche kleidung "
British breakfast is the best !
British breakfast - I din´t have the ingredients here, today, but I´ll get them this week. You are so right! Especially at the weekend, when it´s cold! It´s our equivalent of the right clothing for the weather, just in your tummy!
@@LaureninGermany Check aldi for baked beans, three to four times in the year they sell beans for 99 cents.get some German Mettwurst and don't eat it raw, put it in pan fry it for a view minutes.the saltiness auf the geräucherten Mettwurst compliments the beans just right
Good morning lb. Lauren 😍🙋♀️
Morning! It´s snow here!
@@LaureninGermany Wir haben hier oben an der Küste auch noch etwas Schnee vom Donnerstag. 😍🌨❄☃️☀️🌡 Strahlender, blauer Himmel, eine ruhige See.🌊 Glitzerfunkelnde Puderzucker- Felder. Die werden jetzt gleich bewandert :-)
Und was ziehen wir Küstenmenschen also an?
Es heißt: " Zwiebel- Prinzip" . D.h. ; lange Thermo- Unterwäsche; Langarmshirt/- Pullover; Fleecejacke; warmer Mantel; Duffle- Coat oder Allwetterjacke. Und zwingend natürlich Handschuhe und besonders wichtig: eine Mütze; um die Körperwärme zu behalten. Hier im Norden; besonders in Hamburg gibt es ja das berühmte "Schietwetter" ( Shit- Wetter) :-); bedeutet; dass es oft regnet; feucht und kalt ist. Aber wir alle gehen unbhängig vom Wetter nach Draußen und lassen uns den Kopf durchpusten. Andererseits haben wir Kopfschmerzen usw. Warum? Das liegt am Klima. Dafür sorgen die Luftströmungen; denn wir wohnen ja zwischen der Nord- und der Ostsee.
Sende Dir ein großes chwtch; genieße den 3. Advent, 🙋♀️
Again a really wonderful video! Thank you!
Thank you, Peter! A little bit of fun! And now the snow is here… and I had to drive…!
@@LaureninGermany I hope you got some Winterreifen. 😅
@@PeterBuwen yes, thank you, GsD! But I am still nervous about driving in the snow…!
Another sunday an another wonderful Soul Video from Lauren. Thank you for bringing beautiful Pictures and nice words to me and us. To autumn & spring: i am 41 now and my Feeling is that we have lost These two seasons already. One day it is hot and dry, the very next day cold, windy and rainy. Or the other way.
It would be beautiful if you would ready stories to us! And i would also Like to hear you speaking welsh. Even if i do not understand one single word.
Yes, I feel the same - and it was accelerated for me because I moved to Germany, I think, too. That´s why an Autumnal day is such a joy! Unfortunately, I don´t speak much Welsh - the language was prohibited in my area during the industrial revoloution, and is only just recovering. But I do sing a few songs in Welsh, and I always understand my song texts, every word!
@@LaureninGermany Songs are also fine with me. ;)
@@dearseall I‘ve got a lot of plans, so that’s really good to know! The songs will go on my Voice Passion music channel, though.
Liebe Lauren, hast du dir schon einmal Gedanken darüber gemacht, Hörbücher zu sprechen?
Ich finde deine Stimme so wunderbar, du sprichst so deutlich und überhaupt ist deine Stimme so faszinierend wie Musik. Was wäre das für ein Genuss die Märchen von den Gebrüder Grimm oder ein Fantasy-Hörbuch von dir vorgelesen zu bekommen.
Ich stelle mir gerade vor Lauren liest "die unendliche Geschichte"
Hach...dahinschmelz...♥
Och, danke schön! Wer weiß, wenn mein Kanal so richtig groß wird, vielleicht bekomme ich mal die Möglichkeit! Und bis dann habe ich klein auf Patreon angefangen. Gestern abend mein erstes Gedicht dort hochgeladen. Es macht mich so glücklich zu denken, dass ich Leute ein paar Momente Auszeit damit mache!
@@LaureninGermany
Ganz bestimmt, liebe Lauren, ganz bestimmt...🙂
@@vincevonderheyden7887 Daumen sind ganz fest gedrückt!!
Wow another banger! And congrats on the Patreon how exciting :)
Banger... LOL! Last time you said that, it was! So I hope you are a wizard! I was sooo nervous about Patreon, but I would love to make that kind of content, and as usual, it´s only taken me a year to get up the courage!
@@LaureninGermany better late than never 😉
Liebe Lauren,
es gibt eine alte, norddeutsche Weisheit, die da lautet: Es gibt kein schlechtes Wetter, es gibt nur die falsche Kleidung.
Es stimmt, der Norden Deutschlands ist meist kühler als der Süden oder der Westen. Viel davon ist auf den Wind zurück zu führen. es ist nicht wirklich kalt, aber durch den Wind im Norden ist die gefühlte Temperatur oft deutlich niedriger, als es tatsächlich ist. Tatsache ist aber auch, dass es im Norden durch den Golfstrom in der Winterzeit im Norden oft deutlich wärmer ist als in der Alpenregion. Egal, wenn Du nach einem Spaziergang in ein Cafe einkehrst, dann wird eine heiße Schokolade oder ein Tee mit Rum und Friesengebäck nicht nur Dein Herz ganz schnell wieder erwärmen.
Liebe Grüße aus dem Hohen Norden
Ich muss aber zugeben- das Wetter im Norden liebe ich so sehr! Man (Frau) muss nur lernen, was sie anziehen muss, und keinen Blödsinn damit machen, dann ist es einfach herrlich!
The UK can do extreme weather as well. I remember a winter I spent with my partner in London. It was so absolutely fricking cold, I barely left the house and that says something because I live near the alps and use my bicycle all year round to go to work. Uh and don't get me start on the weather in Wales, It changes so fast that I usually layer up, no matter if in winter or summer. It is windy at first, half an hour later it rains and another half an hour later you are dying from a heatstroke. Rinse and repeat. ;) I remember talking to a cab driver in Cologne a few years ago and he told me that his kids ( 5 and 7 years old) have never seen snow their entire life, I told him the longest I remember having snow was more than 6 months in 2007, where the first snow fell around the 24th October and the last snow on the ground was around the end of April, that was something he could not comprehend, while I can't comprehend living somewhere where kids don't have seen or played in the snow for 7 years.
It´s true .... but I think the difference is, when it is extreme in Britain, we admit it! For the Germans, it´s normal! And they make me drive in it! On another note, I think I would try to take my children down to Bavaria from Cologne for at least a day in the snow every year. It´s not that far, especially for a driver.
@@LaureninGermany i would do, but vacations in Bavaria, esp. in my area and further into the alps is expensive, especially during winter break and Christmas/New Year. A family of four would have to fork over a lot of money even for a basic accommodation.
@@althelas I meant the cab driver could drive down for the day! Believe me, I really understand about the price of accommodation. In Summer, it’s a bit easier, but in Winter it needs to be better.
Germany most extreme..
Excellent content 👍
Thank you - just a little bit of fun!
Als Norddeutscher (Schleswig-Holstein) kann ich dir sagen, dass wir genauso wie die Süddeutschen Warme Kleidung im Winter tragen und im Sommer eher luftige Sachen.
Natürlich gibt es Ausnahmen aber die gibt es überall.
Wahrscheinlich bezeichnen wir Deutschen die Leute als Weicheier, Warmduscher, Sitzpinkler oder Frostbeulen einfach deshalb, weil es noch immer so viele Deutsche gibt, welche übers Wetter nörgeln 😅😂 (Was mitunter verständlich ist, wenn es alle Naselang wechselt 😉) , oft sind diese Begriffe nicht einmal böse gemeint, eher ein freundliches Necken.
LOL, es war eher mein Gefühl, Weichei zu sein, wenn ich in dem Nordseewind zittere und es zeigen, dass ich friere...!
English and germans....are a perfect match ....Anglosaxon cousins......🇬🇧🇩🇪💘
But, of course, I am Welsh- maybe that’s why I am so bewildered! 😂
@@LaureninGermany yes😂😂😂
Als ich Ihre Videos sah, habe ich alle anderen gelöscht.
Ach, was für ein Kompliment! Vielen lieben Dank.
Guten Morgen! 4000! 4000! You deserve every single one and more!
Lovely wooly hat!
A friend online told me how soothing he found your voice when he saw one of your videos for the first time. And he is right.
You reading a poem is a treat indeed.
And I love that you sound british...
Isn´t it amazing, Sisu??!!! I love my hat. It´s sooo toasty! Like my Räuchermannß`s bottom nearly was lol
@@LaureninGermany zhe poor boy will have trauma for the rest of his existence!
I bought myself some xmas decoration yesterday! A ceramic Weihnachtsmann at Ikea... for 2,99€. I have no idea why he was so billig. He is very xmassy and is now looking down at me from his perch on my bookshelf.
And I picked up my rainbow coloured wooly hat my friend had ordered. It's very soft and will hopefully keep me warm.
@@sisuguillam5109 that sounds lovely! Your hat will go well with the crinolines at the sea, too.
Ikea is dangerous- you can get soooo many sweet little things that aren’t expensive….
@@LaureninGermany Ikea is very dangerous indeed. My friend bought several things she didn't need - but they made her happy and will look lovely in her flat.
Ikea has reduced the prices of a lot of their xmas decoration already. Maybe you should go and check it out? Some of it looks old-fashioned in a good way and if I had planned on getting a tree I would have bought it all!
One day we will be standing on the beach, slowly swaying our crinolins in the summer sun! And it will be glorious!
@@sisuguillam5109 luckily I live at least an hour from the next Ikea! But when I do go, I really love their schatzgrube area- I got really good curtains for my entire house for under €100! I stupidly threw away the leftovers of that recently, trying to entrümple, and I could have used it for my van conversion.
I see us doing that on Rügen, always. I can see it, plain as day! ❤️
Thanks!
Oh my goodness! Thank you so much, Wolfgang! What a fantastic surprise!
@@LaureninGermany No. Thank you! Ever since I saw your clip on Bremen, I've been enamored by you, your beauty, your charm and your accent. I find your clips and travails about my home country interesting. I came to the U.S. in 1950 from Southern Germany, from near Calw to be exact. My times and experiences as a teenager and young adult in Germany and Switzerland caused me to develop a deep bond with the mountains, and I have now lived
🦌23-years at the 7,200 foot level in the mountains of Southern California. I look forwards to your future clips of my home country and listening to you stunning and beautiful accent!
@@wolfgangholst8915 wow- it sounds very different to Calw, where you live now! I actually sang Traviata there, too, isn’t it a coincidence!it was in some beautiful ruins.. can it be Kloster Limburg, or have it mixed up the name?
@@LaureninGermany Could be Kloster Hirsau, which is in the area. Never heard of Kloster Limberg!
@@wolfgangholst8915 that’s right! Kloster Hirsau!
Hi Lauren, i might think of moving to patreon if its ads-free :) Here on YT the system has changed to include commercials since some weeks only, but i outright hate it. Not only do they put an ad before the start, which i would ignore, but also in between interrupting the viedeos, and that is very annoying.
On Patreon, I will only upload once a month, and at the moment, that was going to be content that isn´t on RUclips. I really understand about the ads being annoying. I have to think if there´s something I can do on Patreon to help you - but in the meantime, please know that everytime an ad runs (now that I am monetized - before that, everything went to RUclips) a percentage of the revenue comes my way! This is fantastic for me, as I put on average 40 hours of work into each video and have costs, like the music. I still have more outgoings than income on RUclips and you are helping to change that! So thank you, really!
I think I can also add my RUclips videos on Patreon - I will look into it, ok?! Thank you for the thought!
Hi Lauren, we only recently discovered your channel but love your new and refreshing style of videos versus what else is out there. What part of Bavaria are you in? In the background of your extreme video it looked like the church at Ramsau was in the background?
No, not Ramsau, I´m near Neuburg! Thank you, I´m so happy you´re here!
Hi Lauren!
Yes, that winter weather in merry old Krautland… The nasty thing about it is that often enough, there is no suitable clothing. Germany doesn't have just one winter. There basically are two climate zones colliding here, the oceanic and continental climate. As great masses of water preserve their heat rather well, oceans vary in temperature only little between summer and winter. Land masses on the other hand can get could on their surface rather quickly. Cold air is heavier, so great masses of air lumber over large continents in winter, which causes air pressure to rise. In high air pressure, you have less clouds. Clouds, being water, trap infrared radiation, thus actually form a heat shield. With them squeezed and frozen out off the sky, the chilling is even accelerated as the remaining warmth just radiates off into space. That is why continental climate is extreme in the high seasons of summer and winter, extremely hot or cold.
Only today Kachelmannwetter are discussing a Luftmassengrenze, a border of air masses over Germany again, where Atlantic cyclonic systems and eastern European/Asian fed anticyclonic systems may bring loads of downcasts. No one can tell where that border will be: Further to the south-east or north or… 🤔
Bavaria, where you live, is way further into the continent and thus affected by continental climate more strongly. The weather there accordingly tends to be more extreme. I live near Cologne, which is most of the time dominated by Atlantic climate which hardly brings extended real frost. I much prefer this, actually! Having worked in the open in a chilling strong wind of -16°C in Bavaria years ago, I was finally convinced that winter really is something that's nice only on kitschy postcards. Being able to bend your fingers is a skill I don't like losing! The flip side is that this here region has lots more rain. It may come as a surprise that clouds in continents leak less, but that's weather! 🤷♂
And, well, Northern Germany also has a more oceanic climate, obviously, consisting mainly of coast. So despite being closer to a pole, their climate is more moderate than Bavaria's. You don't want to wear too thick clothes there in winter storms either, or you'll find yourself in Poland before you know it.
Enough talk about friggin' winter. If we keep thinking of summer it may return sooner! 🤗
Ohje... but I do love the Winter here! It´s so cosy! I just wish it would be over on January 2nd- then Spring vcan come, please lol!
@@LaureninGermany Make that January 1st, and I'm with ya! 🤗
Cosy it may be when you can stay indoors all the time. From a chap who grew up in Siberia, I learnt that they stop doing hard work outside there when temperatures drop below zero to protect their health. Germans on the other hand apparently are supposed to feel no pain.
I ever thought and said you should do radio broadcasting or audio books.
Thank you so much! It´s comments like this that gave me the courage to start the Patreon. Maybe it´ll lead to something like an audio book, one day!
Moving from the Netherlands to Germany, I have to agree with you it's quite extreme. I never thought I would see humidity levels of 90% in an apartment 😅 It's sooo cold here where we are in the North-West.
It’s really cold at the moment! I lived in the Netherlands for a few weeks- it was deep snow there, too! Maybe I bring it with me…
@@LaureninGermany I did experience deep snow a few times in the Netherlands, especially in the East closer to Germany, but I remember the snow was always thicker in Germany than in the Netherlands (we liked to go for hikes in the snow across the border in Germany). Maybe Germany is even a bit colder and snowier than the Netherlands because it's a pure land climate, whereas the Netherlands is a bit closer to the sea? 🤷♀️
@@TortillaHollandaise I remember it was a really extreme winter when I was there. I think you are right . In Bavaria it’s much less mild than at the sea.
@@LaureninGermany yeah I think so. We are near the Dutch border and it's cold, but when it snows it doesn't really stay on the ground much. Thanks for making videos about your experiences in Bavaria 😊 It's very interesting to see!
@@TortillaHollandaise Thank you, so much!
hmm, I dont know,I grew up in Mainz,where winters are usually mild,mind you in the uk especially up north in Newcastle and Scotland winters are really bitter
Mainz - noted for loooong Winter visits LOL! And yes, Scotland is for tough guys only.
yeah you can easily go out in a T-shirt until about -5°C. It got warm enough once you are in motion. Weather is mostly a state of mind and you decide how much it bothers you. Sadly society trains people to have preferences, even forcasts use claims like "beautiful weather" or "bad weather" and you got frowned upon if you say you hate the sun and love walking in heavy rain... without an umbrella of corse.
Oh really, do people disapprove of those of us who don´t like the sun?! I´m an umbrella-disdainer, too lol! Unless I´m all glammed-up for a show, it´s a matter of honour lol!
(But I´ll fight you for my winter coat!!)
Funnily enough, the weather up north is actually a lot less cold and more moderate than the weather down south. I think it's the proximity to the sea that makes the climate more temperate by comparison, I mean if you think about it, the UK is also north of germany and it's warmer.
Generally speaking, the weather in bavaria is comparatively continental, meaning it gets colder in the winter and hotter in the summer.
Now, I wonder if you are a North German, trying to trick me into leaving my warm coat at home? LOL! I think the cold and the wind catch me out when the season has changed up North and I´m coming from the South.
@@LaureninGermany Nah, I'm bavarian but I've been up north a few times. The wind should be taken seriously, but actual temperatures rarely go below the freezing point and seeing snow up there is quite rare. Don't get me wrong, you don't want to be running around in a shirt and shorts, but you can probably get away with wearing the same outdoor clothes from october to april because the weather is more consistent, whereas in bavaria, you'll absolutely need winter clothes separately from what you wear during fall.
@@darthplagueis13 that’s it exactly! It’s more consistent up there. It’s snowing here, right now! I love it!
Really depends where you are in Germany. Most of Germany has gray, drizzly winters that are wet, cold and not snowy. I've experienced over 6 months in Germany without seeing the sun once.
Oh no! I remember 6 weeks like hat- it was honestly horrible! Last Autumn. Whereabouts are you talking about? So I never move there!
@@LaureninGermany Pretty much the entire northern part of the country. The closer you are to the north sea, the worse it is. The central area near Harz and Göttingen is also bad as the rain piles up on the mountains. Once you get south of Kassel, it starts getting better.
@@TheRagingPlatypus I didn’t know that about the North, I must have been lucky.
@@LaureninGermany The south is better in every way: the weather is better, the scenery is better, the people are friendlier, the wages are higher and there is far less xenophobia.
@@TheRagingPlatypus I hope you live in the South, now.
Minus 3 Grad C heute in Lübeck.
uffff.... hier ist es gerade -4! Schnee liegt. Aber irgendwie toll, oder?
@@LaureninGermany ja, ich mag den Winter. Muss, wenn Schnee liegt, unbedingt per Fahrrad in den Wesloer Wald. Sooo schön.♥️
Germans: There's no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing 🤣 -7°C at 09:40 here in the North. The ONE thing you need up here is a softshell waterproof jacket with a hood and a baseball cap. these stay in your bag except for winter where you need a parka or something heavier. Forget umbrellas the wind destroys them. The cap shields your eyes from the rain.
And don’t forget the wind…! Lol! But then you can’t talk too much, just say moin - once! Perfect lol! (I love the North, don’t misunderstand, please ❤)
Umbrellas sind Ehrensache bei den Walisern! Die zu benutzen ist warmduschermäßig! (Um das ganz salopp auszudrücken! 😂)
Wenn du weißt, was ein "Warmduscher" ist oder ein "Weichei", wirst du bestimmt auch vom "Schattenparker" gehört haben - eberybody loves them... Have a nice day!
Ich gebe zu - ich bin ein Schattenparker! LOL!
@@LaureninGermany LOL!!!
a brit without a pair of wellies!? that is possible!? o.O
I have always had the wellies. I refuse to give them up! But I need some good warm socks here in Bavaria!
@@LaureninGermany you will find them on one of the christmas markets. warm homemade wool socks. :D
This is normal and typical in all central European Countries....we have CONTINENTAL CLIMATE....that means cold winters, hot summers...that's always like that...we people who living here entire life in central Europe we know that.
You in British isles, Oceanic part of France, Netherlands, Belgium....you have oceanic climate....and then you have in the southern Europe mediterranean climate which mins also more windy winters...but higher temperatures in winter time.
I'm curious what would be your reaction if you would live in Siberia ??
I would not react at all- I would be a frozen block of shock in the corner! Next to the fire, preferably....! I must say, I wasn´t expecting such huge weather differences between Britain and Germany.
@@LaureninGermany The difference is in the physical characteristics of water and earth... water is cooling or warming(changing the temperature) slower than earth which does faster....that's why you have not such an extremes in temperatures (because you are influenced from ocean/water and we from earth/continent), but you have a lot of wind instead in comaprison to us. I remember when I lived Netherlands for a short time how was the wind constantly blowing in the winter time or in Hannover (North Germany) in the beginning of March...the same was it when I have been in London in January...also something what I am not used to it...cold wind blowing most of the time.
3:07 "Plätchenteller" I know, I know, nobody likes nitpickers… ;-)
hmmmm 😉 Jürgen....!
beim Bund draußen geschlafen, bei -22°C...
auf der Arbeit ist mein Rekord -26°C Außentemperatur, da sind uns die Dübel beim ins Loch schieben zerbröselt...
kältester Arbeitsplatz, -28°C, Tiefkühlzelle McDoof....Außentemperatur war an dem Tag +34°C....
Och, mannnn…. Mir wird’s kalt nur bei der Vorstellung!
@@LaureninGermany hatte ich erwähnt, das wir beim Bund nie den Schlafsack benutzt haben...?
@@Arltratlo omg 😳 Darf ich fragen, wie lange her das war? War das Zivildienst (ich meine, was alle Männer bis vor kurzem machen müssten)?
@@LaureninGermany das war von 1990/91 als Soldat,
beim Bund bedeutet bei der Bundeswehr gedient zu haben....in der DDR sagte man bei der Fahne!
BUND ist die Naturschutzorganisation!
-26°C war in 1988/89... lustigerweise auf einem BW Gelände wo ich als Soldat sogar mal üben durfte!
die -28^C bei McDoof war in 1994
Danke sehr für die Erklärung. Ich kenne mich nicht so gut aus! Und werde bestimmt keine Erfahrung dort machen, das überlasse ich härterer Menschen als ich Warmduscherin! brrrrrrrr 🥶
brachial schön- lauren, warum hast du nicht 1 mio. subscibers. oder einfach einfach so traumhaft schöne szenen im video. erneut schreibe ich deutsch. weil ich englisch im handgelenk habe.
erinnere dich, hiddem gems, altmühltal, es wäre zeit für euch ein kleines gewitter zu entfachen ein konzert, ich hülfe euch gerne.
in einer location, die traumhaft ist. nicht wegen schnöden gewinn, sondern gefühl,, reputation. und du perfekt wärst. die absolute ära.
Leute, die über schnöden Gewinn reden können, verdienen ihren Geld mit anderer Arbeit, als Kunst, die Jahrelang Opfer genommen hat, und dann verboten wurde. Sie schreiben, als ob sie mich kennen würden. Es kommt etwas komisch vor. Bitte Klartext schreiben.
liebe lauren.
in höchster achtung vor ihnen, natürlich kenne ich sie nicht;
ich verfolge nur ihren wunderbaren kanal und entdecke phantastische augenblicke, die ich hervorheben möchte, die ich teils selbst erlebt habe. mehr nicht!
natürlich "weiss ich dadurch" etwas mehr, z.b. durch ihr interview, get-together mit ashton, dass sie etwas sensibel dahingehend sind. verständlich.
wissen sie, liebe lauren,
zum eingangssatz, ich selbst weiss, was künstler in der pandemie durchmachen mussten, zum teil noch müssen. im freundeskreis, gleich hier ums eck z.b., einige, die ich perönlich kenne, aber seien sie sie mir nicht böse; denn ich verstehe es - und sie - ganz genau.
bleiben sie positiv. so war mein ursprungsgedanke auch gemeint.
liebe grüße.
...und merry x-mas, ihnen, ihrem mann und familie. alles gute für 2023. es ist vielleicht besser, ich kommentiere nicht mehr, ohne dass es falsch verstanden wird, das war nie meine absicht. in diesem sinne: alles gute, gesundheitlich, beruflich. b.
As our Norwegian mom said, there is no bad weather. Only bad clothing choices. Ah- now consider Minnesota weather........ Bayern was very temperate to me. Its zero degrees C right now
Norwegians are a whole new level of Winter, I think?! I see your zero and raise you minus 4 C!!!
@@LaureninGermany In seven days the forecast says a low temp of -23C here in Minneapolis. Properly cold.(Norway has the Gulf Stream) Its 0200 where you are- try to get some sleep!
A glitch?
Oops, it looks like something went wrong! If I´m right, you´ve written -23 C?! Oh. My. Goodness!!! Even the RUclips comments can´t believe it, that´s why it´s crossed out!
We usually spend a minute to think about the cloth we need. I drive to work by bike and started to wear gloves two week ago, but I will change to mittens next week and perhaps a warmer jacket.
My fahrer always said: People getting cold are either stupid or poor. You guess: he was a Bavarian. 😉
I was thinking today: time to get my mittens out! You just gave me another Stempel on my Persi!
@@LaureninGermany -11 in Decemer is extreme. Even in Germany. Normally the December is relatively warm.
@@rupertschwarz5477 schon, oder?! It was -13 C when I had to drive in the early morning yesterday! Today -4C feels comparatively comfortable… 😆
were in germny that there is snow
This was in Bavaria!
I can't find a proper winter coat in Germany because Germans do not seem to get as cold as AMericans...THey will wear thin rain jackets in freezing weather and if the sun is out the kids will run around in a T shirt in the dead of winter. All the coats in the German stores are too thin for me with the exception of a real camping gear shop with real polar gear
It took me a while. Really - years - to find a warm enough one!
Use the Zwiebelprinzip. Dress with multiple layers (like a Ziebel/onion), thats why coats are that thin, they are just the weatherproof outer layer, the warmth comes from sweaters and shirst underneath.
@@AtheistDD yes, so you can go for Kaffee and Kuchen after your walk in the snow without collapsing of heat stroke!
"Leichen in the trees..." - WHAT?!
"Lichen -> Flechten" - Oh... Ok...
"Leichen" means "corpses" in german.
I almost didn´t put it in! I didn´t want to shock anyone, but I remember the first time I said it, and it was so funny, I thought I must share this LOL
In Norddeutschland haben sie das Ding, das sie 'Friesennerz' nennen - und den Troyer. Beides etwas altmodischer.
Was sind das? Friesennerz das Wort kenne ich aber die Bedeutung von beiden nicht.
@@LaureninGermany Ein Troyer ist ein von Fischern an der Nordsee häufig getragener Pullover, meist dicke Schafwolle, meist dunkelblau, meist mit einem halb hohen Reißverschluss (Zip) am Hals.
Friesennerz ist eine scherzhafte Bezeichnung für eine Jacke für das, was im Norden gerne Schietwetter nennt: schweren, anhaltenden Regen + Sturmböen. Es hat aber nichts mit Nerz (= Mink) zu tun, sondern ist eine aus leuchtend gelbem Kunstgummi hergestellte Regenjacke, die nicht nur in der kommerziellen Seefahrt sehr gerne an Deck eingesetzt wird, sondern auch eine Zeit lang vor allem bei den jungen Damen in den 60ern und 70ern ein beliebtes Modeaccessoire war. Das Gelb dient vor allem der Sicherheit: nicht nur im Straßenverkehr, sondern auch an Bord: Wenn der Kapitän am Steuerrad vor sich auf dem Deck plötzlich einen gelben Fleck zu wenig zählt, weiß er, dass er ein Problem hat. Synonyme sind 'Öljacke' oder 'Ölweste'
Bei beiden Suchbegriffen wird man bei Google mit Bildern zugeschüttet
@@Misophist ah!!! Danke sehr für Deine Mühe- das hat mir gerade richtig Spaß bereitet, zu lesen! Ich will, seit langem, einen Friesennerz, und jetzt weiß ich, wie es heißt. Ich bekomme einfach gute Laune, wenn ich einen sehe.
0:36 Sag mal wie sieht denn das dort aus? Du hättest ruhig mal die Blätter zusammenfegen können.😊
LOL! Ich werde jetzt bestimmt davon einen Alptraum haben!!!
@@LaureninGermany 🤗Oh, es wird noch viel lustiger. Bei 4:50 sagst du "bavarians". Die automatische Untertitelfunktion schreibt dort aber "barbarians". Als Norddeutscher findet man so etwas sehr passend.
The lowest temperature in nothern germany is about 10′C higher than the lowest temperature in south germany. So, they didn't lie to you. An der Küste ist es milder.
Jaaa...aber der Wind! Und wie der Wind den Regen mir entgegenschießt! LOL! Es ist schon was anders als im Süden, aber ich habe es raus!
@@LaureninGermany Du hast recht. Aber Wind und Regen nimmt der Norddeutsche gar nicht mehr wahr. Ähnlich wie ein echter Brite, wundert er sich eher über diese gelbe Scheibe, die ein bis zweimal im Jahr zwischen den Wolken zu sehen ist.😅
@@jennihilbrecht2503 lol! Ich fühle mich einfach wohl im Norden. Das Wetter ist doch herrlich. Kein Witz.
Britons are not used to WINTER .
They do NOT have wintertyres for their cars and hence , when it comes to transport with trucks in Uk they
claim FORCE MAYEUR when it only snows a little bit !!!!
I had indeed never heard of Winter tyres. I still feel insecure, even though I know they have a good grip.
1. "Moin" bedeutet "Guten Morgen", "Guten Tag", "N'abend, auch hier?" und "Wie geht's?"
Der Norddeutsche sagt genauso viel wie Menschen aus anderen Regionen - nur mit weniger Worten.
2. Der norddeutsche Gruß lautet "Moin", denn "Moin Moin" ist schon Gesabbel
... und Gesabbel ist bei uns im Norden nur in Ausnahmefällen gern gesehen.
3. "Jo" ist ein vollständiger Satz mit Subjekt, Prädikat und Objekt. Punkt!
Jo - ist klar, oder?
4. "Schietwetter" fängt bei Windstärke 12 an
... denn unter Windstärke 5 fällt der Norddeutsche um.
5. Sturm ist erst, wenn die Schafe keine Locken mehr haben
Wer dieser Herausforderung nicht gewachsen ist, sollte keinen Urlaub an der Nordsee machen.
6. Regen ist erst, wenn die Heringe auf Augenhöhe vorbeischwimmen
Bei einem Festival in Norddeutschland schwimmen gerne auch mal Zelt-Heringe vorbei.
7. Gegenwind formt den Charakter
Deswegen sind wir Norddeutschen auch so unkomplizierte Zeitgenossen.
8. Nirgends strahlt der Himmel so schön grau wie in Norddeutschland
... und solange es nicht regnet, ist das Wetter "sehr gut". Punkt.
9. Solange die Pfütze nicht zufriert, ist im Norden Sommer
Diese Weisheit ist reiner Selbstschutz: Ständig übers Wetter zu meckern, macht einfach keinen Spaß.
10. Watt mutt, datt mutt
Soll heißen: einfach hinnehmen, einfach machen - wird schon!
11. Wat de Buur nich kennt, dat frett he nich!
Norddeutsche sind Gewohnheitstiere - auch in Sachen Essen.
12. Geiht nich, givt nich!
Auch hier gilt: Probieren geht über Studieren.
13. Nich' lang schnacken - Kopp in' Nacken
Echte Nordlichter sind auf Dorf- und Schützenfesten aufgewachsen - also rein damit!
14. Alles südlich der Elbe ist Norditalien
Eine streitbare Weisheit: Für manche fängt der Süden bei Hamburg an, für andere südlich von Hannover oder Osnabrück.
15. Nordlicht bleibt Nordlicht
Einmal Nordlicht, immer Nordlicht: Wer bei uns im Norden geboren ist, wird ihn immer im Herzen tragen.
16. Norddeutsche sprechen mindestens zwei Sprachen: Platt und Ironisch
... und natürlich das beste Hochdeutsch der Welt. Das wird nämlich in Hannover gesprochen. ANGEBLICH!
Super, Carlos! Und ganz ehrlich - alles wahr.
Jo!
p.s. I will never say moin moin. Unless I want to be rude.
No one I've ever heard speaking English says lichen with the German ch sound as it doesn't exist in English.
And most say /ˈlaɪkən/, as it is the preferred pronunciation in both the UK and US. This reference is from the Oxford English dictionary. I have actually never heard anyone say /ˈlɪtʃən/.
Well, I am from Wales, and we said lichen as I said it, in school, when I learned about it. And one of the teachers said litchen as I mentioned in the video.
@@LaureninGermany Well, Wales is a world to its own. The Welsh dialect is more different from RP than is the American dialect. It's the land of 300 letter names. I've literally never heard that pronunciation. I rarely hear Welsh speakers. Dylan Thomas is my main knowledge of Welsh speakers. Most, virtually all of the English speaking world says it with a hard K. I'm guessing the Oxford dictionary had that pronunciation for Wales...and possibly Scotland but they don't even understand each other! I was surprised to hear you use two pronunciations and not the one that is by far most common.
@@TheRagingPlatypus I learned RP as part of my training. It’s useful for being clear, but it is - well, received. And therefore not always representative of the living language.
@@LaureninGermany Funny...but how often did lichen come up in your RP training? It's not exactly an everyday word.
Hi Lauren, I don't know what's wrong, but your Patreon link doesn't work for me. It shows me a short profile and gives me the option to become a creator myself. No option to support you. Searching for you in the app or the Patreon website doesn't give me any results.
Hi Wolfgang! Patreon are still reviewing the page! I tried to publish it yesterday, maybe it’s going to take a few days, I‘m so sorry!
And wow, how wonderful that you are interested! Thank you so much!
Hallo, ich bin einer der neuen. 👋
Grüße! Das ist fantastisch! Jetzt siehst Du, wie sehr ich mich freue!
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Danke!
you are neither British nor German, you are a world citizen!
That sounds much bigger than I feel!
OMG ! Extreme ?
For me, heck yes!
Es gibt kein schlechtes Wetter, es gibt nur unangemessene Kleidung. Da muß man nur jemanden fragen, der in Sibirien wohnt. ;)
There is no such thing as bad weather, there is just inappropriate clothing. All you have to do is ask someone who lives in Siberia. ;)
I´ve watched some videos of people who live at -40C and more.... omgoodness....