German Reacts to Alan Rickman Speaking German in Die Hard | Language Analysis | Daveinitely
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- German Reacts to Alan Rickman Speaking German in Die Hard | Language Analysis | Daveinitely - Hey there, language enthusiasts and movie buffs! Welcome back to the Daveinitely channel. In today's video, we're diving deep into the iconic action thriller "Die Hard" to analyze its German dialogue. As you know, "Die Hard" features some intense German scenes, especially when the brilliant Alan Rickman (may he rest in peace) takes the stage. I'll be your linguistic guide on this adventure as we scrutinize the accuracy of the German dialogue in the film. Was it spot on, or did they miss the mark? We're about to find out!
Throughout this video, we'll break down key moments, phrases, and accents used in the movie's German dialogue. You'll get a closer look at how Hollywood tackles the German language, and we'll explore whether they got it right or if there were some linguistic slip-ups along the way.
Join me in this exciting linguistic journey, and let's put "Die Hard" under the language microscope! It's not just a movie; it's a linguistic adventure.
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Now, let's dive into the world of "Die Hard" and see if the German dialogue lives up to its reputation. Enjoy the video!
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This was excellent Dave! This video was way too short. Please do more like this.
I was wanting more....so glad you put the links to the other videos like this. Thanks for this Dave. This was super informative and fun. Great idea!!!
Also, I love the thumbnail on this video.
Daveinitely Rickman 😂
Sorry about the multiple comments but this is just so good---Learning German With Movies is Brilliant!!! Thanks again.
No worries, keep the comments coming! :)
No worries, keep the comments coming! :)
Mach los! is absolutely common form of "hurry up"... Like "Mach los, wir haben nicht den ganzen Tag Zeit." -"Hurry up, we don't have the whole day time (to waste)"
Definitely not among fellow Germans I know. Maybe in a specific colloquial / dialectal context though.
That reminds me of one of our online German lessons where my colleague had trouble pronouncing "zwischen". I'm not sure how to correctly reproduce what she said, but something like "zwis" with "z" as "s" in "sie", plus "chen" like "ch" in Kirche 😅 Our teacher had no idea what she meant, but all the students got it 😂
Ellen Rickman was a great actor. Rip Ellen Rickman.
It's funny that I've picked up on most of these pronunciation tips without even realizing it. I guess watching lots of varied things has helped.
2:51 So this is similar to how one should pronounce (angel) engEl; the 'E' affectively disappears and the 'g' is very soft.
I find the ü and ö to be particularly troublesome in their pronunciation. Does anyone know if Dave has a video on this to help my pronunciation?
Hallo :) Sehr interessantes Videos wie immer. Danke schön.
Mein größtes Problem mit der Aussprache ist der Laut am Ende von „lustig“, insbesondere wenn das Wort auch einen /sch/-Laut enthält...
Just remember that it's a cat hissing, and that will get you much closer. Although, in other parts of the German speaking world, such as the Black Forest, or Austria, they pronounce the "ig" suffix as more like an English "g" or soft "k" sound, like "lustik," or "wichtik," so if you defaulted to that, you would be more correct than the "sh" sound.
@@devenscience8894 Thank you very much for your reply. I can actually pronounce it quite well but it's hard not to get my tongue in a knot when both sounds occur in the same word or close together in the sentence🙃
@@berangere3537 Ah, I see. It can be a bit strange when it comes up in quick succession.
@@devenscience8894 I'm not a native German speaker but for me I find it easier to pronounce the ig suffix like a hissing cat funny enough even though I'm a native English speaker, I guess it's perhaps the Dutch or Afrikaans influence.