Wie sagt man bei euch zu na Kuh, man sagt cow, well und was ist bei euch eine pig, Eine Sau, und Wiesn wie heißt die, Hoho das ist eine Prairie, So a cow die gibt milk, Und davon macht man an Kas, Und zum Kas gibts an drink, Nein bei uns da gibts a Maß, Und ein Song, Das ist a Lied, Da sieht man wiedermal den Unterschied. Nur das Jodeln das lernt man in Texas genau, Wie im bayrischen Oberammergau, Ja das Jodeln das lernt man in Texas genau, Wie im bayrischen Oberammergau. A greenhorn das ist, So a depperter Kerl, Und a Madel is wos, Oh a sweethearted girl, Und your woman, Is a Ratschen, And your son, Kriegt of a watschen, Und ich fluch hell and devils, Sage mir kennst du das, Na mir sogn malefiz himmels wirn und noch was, Und a stranger ist, Ich weiß a fremder doch bei uns ist das a Preiß. Nur das Jodeln das lernt man in Texas genau, Wie im bayrischen Oberammergau, Ja das Jodeln das lernt man in Texas genau, Wie im bayrischen Oberammergau.
I couldn't copy/paste from there, try searching "nur das jodeln" (it's the same video) and in there a comment "English translation someone" or something - a guy named airborne92 gives a description and translation
Perhaps people are talking similarly elsewhere. But original remains original. Unfortunately, not all Americans can distinguish the Germans from the Bavarians. My well-intentioned message to the Americans is that Rüdesheim is not Schwanstein Castle in Bavaria. And Rüdesheim is not Bavaria. The Bavarian people are a national tribe of their own. Its sovereign federal state ("Free State") which is only a federal state to Germany. That is why Germany is called "Federal Republic of Germany" because of its individual states - purely for simplicity, because under international law the matter is quite complex and has not been clarified since the end of the Second Worldwar. But the Bavarian people don't care about this (="wurscht" = a Bavarian pun) as long as peace prevails. In its mentality it is closer to Austria and also a little bit to Switzerland, just because of the Alpine country mentality. That's why the Bavarian yodelling king sings "My father is an Appenzeller" - To the Alpine understanding: Appenzell is not in Bavaria, but in Switzerland - "Typical Alpine Neighbours".
Sick Widit If Texas has a smell, we're going to assume that the smell has a radius. The radius has to be big enough so that I can smell it moving East, otherwise I won't smell it, and will end up going around the Earth until I die. Even if the smell is spread directly above Texas, cutting off my route back to New York, the chances of the smell being concentrated across thousands of miles away while maintaining the strength to not permeat across different states, resulting in an inaccurate travel line for me is neglegable. If say, I couldn't find Texas and wanted to test my luck and go South to see if I could find Texas, we'll have to do some math. Without interfering with smell, Texas has a width of 773 Miles as compared to Earth's girthy 7917.5 Miles. While yes, it is slightly shorter above the equator, but the chances are still slim, and I'm sure you wouldn't want to risk your chances of not getting to Texas and ending up in the South Pole. Now my second point: Smell, smell are molecules permeated across the air that trigger certain neural responses, which in case you did not know, DOES NOT PROVIDE DIRECTION. The only reason we know can tell direction by smell is by angle, and the strength of the smell. If I am in New York, I am over 1000 miles away from Texas, any smell that is strong enough and can spread that far will not be noticibly different upon smelling, unless you move miles away in intances. Otherwise your brain gets used to it very quickly and you end up confused on your way. In conclusion, you either risk wasting hundreds of hours travelling, going nowhere and end up taking a chance going South, most likely ending up in the South Pole, or you adapt the smell and become clueless as to the direction you are supposed to be heading in due to insignificant changes in the human bodies ability to percieve smell.
Franzl Lang is kind of adorable
No he IS adorable.
Oh, what I would give to be there 😪
This is the vocal equivalent of guitar shredding.
Franzl's arrpegio yodeling is other worldly.
The only thing youcan see is CHAD in his natural environment.
Dam franzl lang looks amazing
pure gold
Runs along and Peter Heinen best yodelers ever. And ever
Peter Hinnen*
Franzl lang is cool
I totally love both those men! Das jodeln ist mein leben!
1:28 They would have forbidden it today 😂😂😂
Forbidden what?
@@johndavis7075 Lang sang that his son "gets slapped often" and that his women "speaks too much".He was singing jokingly, of course.
@@MuteD6 oh
Back when people still had a sense of humor.
bruh I'm s o drunk; I#don't even wanna know how I ended up here
gleichfalls aja
It doesn't matter why. All that matters is you are here.
Nice 😁😁
At this point Americans were still Germans and Norwegians
And now overturned by Hispanics..
What is the song title? Can someone translate what they are singing please...🙏
Wie sagt man bei euch zu na Kuh,
man sagt cow,
well und was ist bei euch eine pig,
Eine Sau,
und Wiesn wie heißt die,
Hoho das ist eine Prairie,
So a cow die gibt milk,
Und davon macht man an Kas,
Und zum Kas gibts an drink,
Nein bei uns da gibts a Maß,
Und ein Song,
Das ist a Lied,
Da sieht man wiedermal den Unterschied.
Nur das Jodeln das lernt man in Texas genau,
Wie im bayrischen Oberammergau,
Ja das Jodeln das lernt man in Texas genau,
Wie im bayrischen Oberammergau.
A greenhorn das ist,
So a depperter Kerl,
Und a Madel is wos,
Oh a sweethearted girl,
Und your woman,
Is a Ratschen,
And your son,
Kriegt of a watschen,
Und ich fluch hell and devils,
Sage mir kennst du das,
Na mir sogn malefiz himmels wirn und noch was,
Und a stranger ist,
Ich weiß a fremder doch bei uns ist das a Preiß.
Nur das Jodeln das lernt man in Texas genau,
Wie im bayrischen Oberammergau,
Ja das Jodeln das lernt man in Texas genau,
Wie im bayrischen Oberammergau.
117. Wow
The king of the yodeling kings.
Could someone translate?
I couldn't copy/paste from there, try searching "nur das jodeln" (it's the same video) and in there a comment "English translation someone" or something - a guy named airborne92 gives a description and translation
@@sam08g16 very nice thank you
Perhaps people are talking similarly elsewhere. But original remains original. Unfortunately, not all Americans can distinguish the Germans from the Bavarians.
My well-intentioned message to the Americans is that Rüdesheim is not Schwanstein Castle in Bavaria. And Rüdesheim is not Bavaria. The Bavarian people are a national tribe of their own. Its sovereign federal state ("Free State") which is only a federal state to Germany. That is why Germany is called "Federal Republic of Germany" because of its individual states - purely for simplicity, because under international law the matter is quite complex and has not been clarified since the end of the Second Worldwar. But the Bavarian people don't care about this (="wurscht" = a Bavarian pun) as long as peace prevails.
In its mentality it is closer to Austria and also a little bit to Switzerland, just because of the Alpine country mentality. That's why the Bavarian yodelling king sings "My father is an Appenzeller" - To the Alpine understanding: Appenzell is not in Bavaria, but in Switzerland - "Typical Alpine Neighbours".
what is the alpine mentality?
The flag looks like bavarian.
German SS soldier fraternizing with his American volksdeutsch squad leader, 1940
a parallel universe, where US decided to ally with Germany in the war against UK and Russia
Was this in Fredericksburg?
I think New Braunfels
Q: How do you find Texas?
A: Go east 'til you smell it, then go south 'til you step in it.
So if I live in New York I'll end up in the South Pole?
@@MuteD6 how do you come up with that?
Sick Widit If Texas has a smell, we're going to assume that the smell has a radius. The radius has to be big enough so that I can smell it moving East, otherwise I won't smell it, and will end up going around the Earth until I die. Even if the smell is spread directly above Texas, cutting off my route back to New York, the chances of the smell being concentrated across thousands of miles away while maintaining the strength to not permeat across different states, resulting in an inaccurate travel line for me is neglegable. If say, I couldn't find Texas and wanted to test my luck and go South to see if I could find Texas, we'll have to do some math. Without interfering with smell, Texas has a width of 773 Miles as compared to Earth's girthy 7917.5 Miles. While yes, it is slightly shorter above the equator, but the chances are still slim, and I'm sure you wouldn't want to risk your chances of not getting to Texas and ending up in the South Pole. Now my second point: Smell, smell are molecules permeated across the air that trigger certain neural responses, which in case you did not know, DOES NOT PROVIDE DIRECTION. The only reason we know can tell direction by smell is by angle, and the strength of the smell. If I am in New York, I am over 1000 miles away from Texas, any smell that is strong enough and can spread that far will not be noticibly different upon smelling, unless you move miles away in intances. Otherwise your brain gets used to it very quickly and you end up confused on your way. In conclusion, you either risk wasting hundreds of hours travelling, going nowhere and end up taking a chance going South, most likely ending up in the South Pole, or you adapt the smell and become clueless as to the direction you are supposed to be heading in due to insignificant changes in the human bodies ability to percieve smell.
Sick Widit Any questions?
@@MuteD6 yeah, are you happy you wasted your time writing that