Southhessen, whaaat? that's only a few streets in Frankfurt, near mainstation - drugscene, the Rest of southhessen is very beautyful, Odenwald, Taunus, Bergstrasse usw.
I don't like it. Too flat 😂 (I'm from Rlp, I need woods and hills and valleys) For a short time, going to northern Germany is totally fine but I could never live there
Berlin suburbs: this might be Berlin-Dahlem or Grunewald where a lot of foreign embassies are lodged in old Berlin upper class villas. So there a Bentley would make sense.
@@giobozzde Bugatti is a French car brand, from 1987 to 1998 Bugatti was in Italian hands and was also built in Italy. VW bought the brands and design rights in 1998 and it has been built in France again since then. In 2021, VW sold Bugatti to Porsche and Porsche sold 55% of the company to the Croatian company Rimac. Rimac is a Croatian supercar manufacturer that builds super sports cars. The company has been called Bugatti-Rimac since 2021. // Which brands belong to VW? The Volkswagen Group (VW AG) owns the following brands: VW, Audi, Porsche, Seat, Lamborghini, Cupra, Ducati Navistar, Škoda Auto, Bentley MAN, Scania, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, Volkswagen Caminhões e Ônibus
it was a bit to short...no Saarland, no Sachsen-Anhalt, no Bremen and most important no distinction besides Baden-Württemberg and Bayern. Rheinland-Pfalz for example is as diverse as them, as are many other xD But still nice
Okay, I'll separate the US regions the same way: South Texas, North Texas, Hawaii, New York, West coast, East coast Anchorage, Bikini atoll, Mid West, Baton Rouge, Manhattan, Oklahoma.
@@Auger23b It's name in English is Cologne#, Keulen is also true, but Cologne is English and Keulen is Dutch. And I'm coming from Cologne, soo i should know it better
What a strange video have you chosen? It's cynical and misleading, I would say. There are certainly more serious videos out there that are worth your reaction.
Die Kommentarsektion ist nun Eigentum der Bundesrepublik Deutschland.
Munich is in Bayern. Rheinland-Pfalz was korrekt pronounced.
It wasn’t 😂
@@afjo972 Pfalz was correct, 2. try 😅
Southhessen, whaaat? that's only a few streets in Frankfurt, near mainstation - drugscene, the Rest of southhessen is very beautyful, Odenwald, Taunus, Bergstrasse usw.
But the no complaints about the rest? Same story there
Talk about "Sound of Frankfurt", the current cultural subculture, the ad-free local radio, and so on.
Northern Germany.
Humble and relaxed people.
We just KNOW our land is the best part of Germany.
swabs are waaay better
we pay your taxes and run europe by doing so
I don't like it. Too flat 😂 (I'm from Rlp, I need woods and hills and valleys)
For a short time, going to northern Germany is totally fine but I could never live there
3:37 Ostfriesland, thats where i live. Its known for its seafaring, tea tradition and wide open meadows. It is very close to the netherlands.
Ostfriesentee is best Tee
And that it has an own language
Berlin suburbs: this might be Berlin-Dahlem or Grunewald where a lot of foreign embassies are lodged in old Berlin upper class villas. So there a Bentley would make sense.
Bentley is actually a car brand from the UK, but VW took over Bentley in 1998.
VW takes everything 😂
@@giobozzde Bugatti is a French car brand, from 1987 to 1998 Bugatti was in Italian hands and was also built in Italy. VW bought the brands and design rights in 1998 and it has been built in France again since then. In 2021, VW sold Bugatti to Porsche and Porsche sold 55% of the company to the Croatian company Rimac. Rimac is a Croatian supercar manufacturer that builds super sports cars. The company has been called Bugatti-Rimac since 2021. // Which brands belong to VW?
The Volkswagen Group (VW AG) owns the following brands:
VW, Audi, Porsche, Seat, Lamborghini, Cupra, Ducati
Navistar, Škoda Auto, Bentley
MAN, Scania, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, Volkswagen Caminhões e Ônibus
Rheinland: Rhein translate to English Rhine, meaning the river Rhine or Rhein in western Germany, same pronunciation as in English.
1:35 Looks like Dortmund-Nordstadt
Yup, meanwhile also in front of the main station.
it was a bit to short...no Saarland, no Sachsen-Anhalt, no Bremen and most important no distinction besides Baden-Württemberg and Bayern.
Rheinland-Pfalz for example is as diverse as them, as are many other xD But still nice
Bentley is VW nowadays, I believe.
Franken is the northern part of the state bavaria and they hate beeing called bavarian IIRC^^
Okay, I'll separate the US regions the same way:
South Texas, North Texas, Hawaii, New York, West coast, East coast
Anchorage, Bikini atoll, Mid West, Baton Rouge, Manhattan, Oklahoma.
Munich? You did see „Bayern“ which translates to „Bavaria“…, Munich being the capital of Bayern.
Bentley and Rolls-Royce are both british brands but VW owns Bentley and BMW owns Rolls-Royce, so it doesn't matter.
Gee everything German
Cologne the party city xD but actually true
Its Keulen not cologne. or should I call New-York, Yankeetown ?
@@Auger23b It's name in English is Cologne#, Keulen is also true, but Cologne is English and Keulen is Dutch. And I'm coming from Cologne, soo i should know it better
What a strange video have you chosen? It's cynical and misleading, I would say. There are certainly more serious videos out there that are worth your reaction.
Nah it’s funny