5 Differences SPAIN VS. GERMANY (by an American)

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  • I’m from the USA. I now live in Germany. And I recently went to Spain. In this video a few of the random differences I noticed between Germany & Spain.
    So my question for you is: What differences have you noticed between Spain and Germany?
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Komentáře • 181

  • @theatregirl2940
    @theatregirl2940 Před 5 lety +96

    If you compare european countries you'll notice, that the farther north you get, the more quiet and less talketive people become.

    • @Alfadrottning86
      @Alfadrottning86 Před 5 lety +14

      Hey! we are very talkative and so. Provided you speak the language - and its not the dark time of the year. =)

    • @Nedra007
      @Nedra007 Před 5 lety +18

      Ragna Eyjadóttir yes, Iceland is an exception 😊. But go to northern Germany, think Friesland, you will find, they are very quiet. Moin is the greeting and if they have a very communicative day they say moin, moin. 😄

    • @faultier1158
      @faultier1158 Před 5 lety +27

      people from Spain: "Germans don't talk a lot and it's hard to get to know them :'("
      people from Sweden: "I don't know what you are talking about."
      :D

    • @Zarkovision
      @Zarkovision Před 5 lety +11

      It depends to the weather: The colder it is, the less you would like to open your mouth....

    • @Kikkerv11
      @Kikkerv11 Před 5 lety +2

      I am from Flanders and people here think Germans in general are not very talkative. Not even Southern Germans.
      We do think you guys are fun, though. Just not very talkative :)

  • @jarodh-m6099
    @jarodh-m6099 Před 5 lety +9

    When I was studying in France and visited Madrid, it was such a big shock at first. When strangers would greet me for no reason, I was totally confused.

  •  Před 4 lety +4

    I really love the way spanish people are able to communicate no matter which language the other person speaks. And the small talk is something that I really miss here in Germany. Just ordering a coffee can drive you to a really interesting conversation!

  • @HiddenXTube
    @HiddenXTube Před 5 lety +18

    Dana being full of spirit can even chat with aliens after 5 minutes :)

  • @lobezna92
    @lobezna92 Před 5 lety +11

    As Spanish living in Spain:
    - In Spain everything is later, we eat around 14 and have dinner normally between 21 or even 22.
    - normally we do 5 meals: breakfast, second breakfast, lunch, merienda (i don't even know how to translate) and dinner.
    -the diet, at least in my area is totally different we have Mediterranean diet. More salad, fish, rice... And of course good precious olive oil xD
    - yes in general we are more into small talk.
    - the different thing between Bavarian and Catalan is that the first is considered a dialect of German and the second is considered an official language from the country like Gallego, Vasc, Valenciano even though they are spoken only in specific areas from the country. We have of course dialects which are not considered like official languages
    - People is normally shorter in Spain hahaha no offense . Now I am in my city for the holidays and I am totally surprised how small the people is.
    And I guess they are many more...

    • @sidou2173
      @sidou2173 Před 4 lety +1

      Hello Inma.. I will travel to Spain this days and i don't know anyone there.. Can we talk to give me advices please 😊

    • @spiritofdixie2389
      @spiritofdixie2389 Před 3 lety +2

      There is no evidence that Spaniards are shorter than Germans! Both are generally White folks of varying heights.

    • @---zx9zf
      @---zx9zf Před 2 lety

      @@spiritofdixie2389 It's warm in Spain. No need for them being big

  • @dannydanny9875
    @dannydanny9875 Před 5 lety +1

    Excited to see more taste tests from you Dana! ^_^

  • @rebeccashlr2894
    @rebeccashlr2894 Před 5 lety +1

    Ein sehr interessantes Video dana💕deine videos sind immer sehr interessant

  • @ismaelcebrianmarco7288
    @ismaelcebrianmarco7288 Před 5 lety +1

    I'm from Zaragoza :) I hope you guys enjoyed your trip!

  • @TheHibener
    @TheHibener Před 5 lety +16

    In my Humble expirience all people are very warm and welcoming as soon as you try to speak their language

    • @Kikkerv11
      @Kikkerv11 Před 5 lety

      But she has learned German!

    • @karlawhite4511
      @karlawhite4511 Před 4 lety +1

      Some people. But most Germans especially older Germans, keep to themselves and don’t say hi or smile in public to strangers, let alone small talk lol. my husband is German and lived in the US for 15 years before returning back to Germany and he noticed how unfriendly/social Germans are.

  • @JuanJ17
    @JuanJ17 Před 5 lety +1

    I hope you planned on getting some fotage of the trip and sharing it in the form of a short vlog for us? Pretty please?

  • @vertebrae9204
    @vertebrae9204 Před 5 lety

    yeah, the regular intro

  • @jur4x
    @jur4x Před 5 lety +2

    the good thing about driving around Europe is standardized road signs. While names of places might be spelled differently, all traffic signs that manage traffic use pictograms instead of words.

  • @jamesnieto8973
    @jamesnieto8973 Před 5 lety

    your program is great

  • @susi131
    @susi131 Před 5 lety +7

    Well Catalan and Bavarian is not really comparable since Catalan is a language and Bavaria is simply a dialect. Catalan in Spain is more like French that is being spoken is some parts of Canada.

    • @badecnamor
      @badecnamor Před 3 lety +2

      Si, pero prácticamente donde reside la mayor parte de la población de Cataluña, está muy influenciado el Catalán por el Español, y se parece muchísimo más al Español de Madrid, que al francés. Soy de Barcelona.

    • @aitornavarro6597
      @aitornavarro6597 Před rokem

      Catalan is close to French of course because they're both Romance languages but it is no where nearer to French than it is to Spanish, but it is closer to French than to Bavarian German I'll give you that one haha

  • @alex2zz2
    @alex2zz2 Před 5 lety +14

    italy, Spain, Germany

    • @fablb9006
      @fablb9006 Před 4 lety

      Germany ?

    • @vgjl1824
      @vgjl1824 Před 3 lety

      @@fablb9006 Yes

    • @joewilliams1177
      @joewilliams1177 Před 3 lety

      Why’s that?

    • @Welhem5492
      @Welhem5492 Před 3 lety

      Afraid Spain is not Europe

    • @joseluisparra618
      @joseluisparra618 Před 3 lety

      @@Welhem5492 by chance the civilization of Europe was formed in Spain and southern Europe, the northern areas were pagan tribes Europe is only Spain, the rest is a conquered land

  • @badecnamor
    @badecnamor Před 3 lety +3

    52% of Catalonia speaks Spanish as a mother language, 36% speaks Catalan, 3% galician, 3% arabic, 6% other languages.

  • @pascalolivier4458
    @pascalolivier4458 Před 5 lety +3

    Granada ! What a beautiful city.

  • @lauravero_222
    @lauravero_222 Před 5 lety +8

    My mom is from Spain, so the half of my family too. We travel to Spain each year to visit them and I always love it! I seriously like the Spanish culture way more than the German culture. I'm so in love with Spain and I feel so lucky to call it my second home!😍🇪🇸
    You definitely should travel to Andalusia (Andalucía) someday (that's where my family is from).
    There are so many beautiful places like Chipiona, Jerez de la Frontera, Sevilla, Málaga, Cádiz, Córdoba and more. It's so amazingly beautiful there!😍
    OK to come back to your question, there are several dialects in Spain. Like you said, in Catalonia they speak Catalán but there are others like Andaluz in Andalusia, Galician in Galicia, Castellano (which is not a dialect actually but the official language in Spain) and so on.

  • @gabbiparsons438
    @gabbiparsons438 Před 5 lety

    I know it's a long shot, but have you guys ever been to Frankenthal, Germany? I just found out recently I have ancestors (well, 1800s) from there. I know at one point it was part of the Bavarian Republic, but is it more culturally Bavarian or its own thing? Just curious if you know. I haven't been able to find much online on the topic.

  • @salozinp
    @salozinp Před 5 lety +3

    When the Roman Empire dominates part of Europe,her language,the latin is speak in roman territories,when the roman empire fall,the latin language evolve in different languages in the old roman territories,french in France,Italian in Italy,romanian in Romania,and in the Iberian Peninsula,(actually contents two countries,Spain and Portugal),the latin evolve in four languages,portuguese in Portugal,and in Spain,galician,spanish and catalan.Germany is not part of roman empire,in the romans time,the north of Europe is the barbarian territories,(no conquered by Rome)

    • @fablb9006
      @fablb9006 Před 4 lety

      Germanic and latin Countries in Europe are actually from distinct civilisation. The only thing that really glue Europe is having a christian heritage (and even then , most of northern Europe tend to be protestant, which differs latin and catholic countries,

    • @spiritofdixie2389
      @spiritofdixie2389 Před 3 lety

      @@fablb9006 There is one other glue that tends to bind them, at least Post-Colombo, and that's the fact that 99.99% of all West Eurasians are White. The modern concept of White superiority and elitism started in Spain and filtered over to other White nations, which became most entrenched in the Big Five Colonizers - Spain, Portugal, France, Britain, and the Netherlands. It later spilled over into Germany and then other White nations to a smaller degree. I'm not here to bash Whites for anything or to blame Whites for slavery and all that crap. I'm just describing a physical fact that most all Europeans by head count share to varying degrees.

    • @spiritofdixie2389
      @spiritofdixie2389 Před 3 lety

      Occitan, Galician, Catalonian, Sicilian, and a few other Italic (i.e. Latin) languages also exist.

  • @Monirelinie
    @Monirelinie Před 5 lety +1

    Where was the photo at 0:39 taken? It looks familar

  • @thunder312
    @thunder312 Před 5 lety

    I visited Barcelona a couple of years ago. I saw all POIs. But I missed the Fried egg chips. 😭

  • @RobertMcGovernTarasis
    @RobertMcGovernTarasis Před 5 lety

    *chuckles* go to the UK and enjoy more interesting flavors of crisps :) prawn cocktail … spring onion … salt & vinegar. Only 1 of the 3 is in a German supermarket, spring onion you might find in a polish shop if you have one nearby, prawn cocktail in my experience is a non starter here.
    Small chat is absolutely a thing that myself and a friend have experience. I’m from Ulster and she lives in Ireland. Both of us really struggle with how little Germans want to do small talk. Barely even Good Morning / how ya doing.

  • @natalieengleman2753
    @natalieengleman2753 Před 2 lety

    Catalan is a language spoken in Catolonia which is a region in Northeastern Spain and Bavarian is a dialect of German spoken in Bavaria

  • @keidun
    @keidun Před 5 lety +10

    Did you try the ham and egg at the same time...breakfast chips...
    Did you meet any German speaking Spaniards...I understand German is a popular second language...

    • @JanRullmann1997
      @JanRullmann1997 Před 5 lety

      Keith Duncan In my city, Bremen, there are a lot! But it really depends on the city, I think.

    • @Briefstuder
      @Briefstuder Před 5 lety

      Jan Rullmann
      Bremen liegt aber auch in Deutschland. Ist also kein Wunder, dass da Deutsch gesprochen wird :D
      Er wollte wissen, ob es in Spanien viele Spanier gibt die Deutsch sprechen...

    • @JanRullmann1997
      @JanRullmann1997 Před 5 lety

      Jizztoph Flachten Kann natürlich auch sein, aber so ganz eindeutig ist das nicht. 🤔 Vermutlich hat sie kaum einen getroffen, insgesamt gesehen hält sich das sehr in Grenzen.

  • @Zarkovision
    @Zarkovision Před 5 lety +1

    Ham taste potato chips are very common in most countries. At least your can buy them in the Netherlands, Belgium and the UK. I think they are available in Germany, too, by the brand "Lay's"? But "fried egg" sounds Spanish to me ;)

  • @JanRullmann1997
    @JanRullmann1997 Před 5 lety +1

    While comparing Catalonia and Bavaria actually does make a lot of sense, comparing languages is not as easy. As many others already pointed out, Catalan is a language of its own - in contrast to Bavarian which is a dialect (unlike Low German, for example). Catalan developed directly from (vulgar) Latin and nowadays is closer to French than to Castilian Spanish. Barcelona itself is much more Spanish than the rest of Catalonia - comparable to Munich which is more German than the rest of Bavaria. Due to immigrants from the rest of the country, international companies and tourists those important cities become less influenced by the regional culture and language.

  • @lovelive4220
    @lovelive4220 Před 5 lety +1

    it's known that mediterranean people are more talkative , make a lot of gesture while talking , are loud and expressive ... :3

  • @Akr9836
    @Akr9836 Před 4 lety +1

    Which Country is good to immigrate ? Spain or Germany

  • @moves4u259
    @moves4u259 Před 5 lety

    yesss!!!

  • @jf6395
    @jf6395 Před 5 lety +9

    ham...spain wins this one

  • @furzkram
    @furzkram Před 5 lety

    Lays ham flavoured are available here. Fried egg I haven't seen yet - and wouldn't try.

  • @manologg
    @manologg Před 5 lety +2

    Ruffles Jamón are THE BEST!

  • @Kevinluzi1984
    @Kevinluzi1984 Před 5 lety

    Hi dana es wäre schön wenn du in deinen Videos die deutsch Übersetzung aktivierst da ich nicht so gut Englisch kann und deine Videos gerne ansehe. In manchen Videos ist es ja aktiviert.
    Und mach weiter so.

  • @NicolaW72
    @NicolaW72 Před 5 lety +1

    Bavarian is "only" a dialect of High German with some subdialects - Catalan is an own language like Low German. But of course Politics plays a huge role why you can see Catalan signs at all places in Barcelona - and why English is even placed before Spanish (or Castillian as Catalan Nationalists would say).

  • @andrybazab
    @andrybazab Před 5 lety

    So interesting, could you compare Italy with Germany?

  • @sphhyn
    @sphhyn Před 5 lety +11

    Bavarian is just one of many german dialects, but Catalan is a totally different language from spanish (like english and scottish)

    • @xaverlustig3581
      @xaverlustig3581 Před 5 lety +1

      This is a difficult comparison :) Because some people consider Scots a dialect of English, while others consider it a language in its on right. With Catalan there is no such ambiguity, everyone consideres it a language.

    • @sphhyn
      @sphhyn Před 5 lety +1

      Xaver Lustig I am sorry. I was referring to the gaelic language that is (or rather was ) spoken in Scotland. Just like welsh it has no relation to english.

    • @xaverlustig3581
      @xaverlustig3581 Před 5 lety +7

      +sphhyn In that case I have to disagree even stronger :). Catalan is not a "totally different" language from Spanish, it is very very close. They are both Romance languages descended from Latin, and are mutually comprehensible to an extent. Of course Catalan is also mutually intelligible with Italian (even French?) to an extent, because they share the same Latin heritage.

    • @victorinbhx7982
      @victorinbhx7982 Před 5 lety +1

      Catalan and Spanish is very very similar and the connotation between dialect and language has been made by the governments, the Spanish government has recognized the Catalan and Basque as languages and the same both languages are recognized by the French government as dialects. Maybe the Spanish government should do that for avoid the issues that we are having now.

    • @davidgarcia-xx9ri
      @davidgarcia-xx9ri Před 3 lety

      @@victorinbhx7982 Wtf Basque is one of the oldest lenguages of europe is more older than indoeuopeans lenguages XD and catalan hasnt nothing in common with spanish has common things with othee lenguage from spain like Valenciano. Its like say that Gallego (other lenguage of spain) is like portuguese. And even in south france they speak basque and in andorra catalan.

  • @picobello99
    @picobello99 Před 5 lety +1

    Wait, you don't have barbecue ham chips in Germany? That's a pretty common flavour in the Netherlands.

  • @marliesbaker7001
    @marliesbaker7001 Před 5 lety +1

    So do you prefer Germany or Spain living wise?

  • @IceNixie0102
    @IceNixie0102 Před 5 lety

    Lays has been experimenting with a lot of weird chip-flavours lately (in the USA). Ham isn't bad, but of the odd ones, I prefer roast beef or BLT. Dill pickle is too vinegar-y.

  • @Nedra007
    @Nedra007 Před 5 lety +3

    There is Fanta orange and Fanta citron in spain. Orange is very good. In Germany you can only find one middle sort.

    • @kingandrew241
      @kingandrew241 Před 5 lety +1

      Nedra007 we have different kinds of fanta and the standard one is orange.

    • @silkwesir1444
      @silkwesir1444 Před 5 lety +1

      that is not true.
      in Germany we have Fanta Orange and Fanta Zitrone as well.
      The former is the regular, more common kind.
      The latter is rarer, but you can find it in large stores.

    • @xaverlustig3581
      @xaverlustig3581 Před 5 lety +1

      There's also Fanta strawberry and Fanta mango

  • @reinhardkkoehler
    @reinhardkkoehler Před 5 lety

    Zaragoza, not your typical tourist spot. I studied there, any special reason to go there?
    Differences: Calimocho: Coke with wine..., hours of business and the time to eat, in Germany there are no corridas de torros

  • @tobis3175
    @tobis3175 Před 5 lety

    I have no idea what fried eggs should taste like? Is there a german word or have I missed the point? ;-)

  • @fuongbregas
    @fuongbregas Před 3 lety +1

    The difference between Spain and Germany on November 18 2020 is 6 goals to nil

  • @jshigh63
    @jshigh63 Před 5 lety

    I too have tried ham flavored potato chips. Once. Which was enough...

  • @puntinounterwegs
    @puntinounterwegs Před 5 lety +2

    In Italy, restrooms need to be free of charge - by law. Maybe it's the same in Spain.

    • @lobezna92
      @lobezna92 Před 5 lety +2

      Gaby Chaudry no it's not. It's normal that restrooms are free in Spain but there is no law and in some few places is starting to be mandatory to pay to use it

  • @pepetovar5012
    @pepetovar5012 Před rokem

    hi your clock is stuck 1.10 am or pm needs a battery

  • @Nyxxie001
    @Nyxxie001 Před 5 lety

    My name is Dana too! And I live in Germany 🇩🇪 lol

  • @diegoapalategui579
    @diegoapalategui579 Před rokem

    I would compare Catalan to South french and Bavarian to Basque

  • @Rennschnecke-zw7zi
    @Rennschnecke-zw7zi Před 5 lety +5

    Bavarian is a dialect, not an official language like catalan....

  • @wiseguysfanjojo
    @wiseguysfanjojo Před 5 lety +19

    Nice video! Actually, there is a law in Catalonia, that every sign, every menu etc. has to be written in Catalan. You can also add the same information in Spanish or English, but Catalan is obligated. This is because Catalan has been forbidden by Franco during the civil war, so now the Catalans don't want to loose it.

    • @Nutzername92a
      @Nutzername92a Před 5 lety +1

      Well, Catalan is a unique language, so it makes sense.
      Bavarian is officially a dialect of German and even Bavaria as a state officially says that German is their only language, so all signs and documents etc are given out in standard German.

    • @wiseguysfanjojo
      @wiseguysfanjojo Před 5 lety

      That's right, I forgot to write that

    • @johngypsydoe862
      @johngypsydoe862 Před 5 lety

      wiseguysfanjojo And now Franco's official political party has forced the Catalan president to flee his own country and somehow made their old German allies arrest him as he was travelling from Sweden to Belgium!

    • @JuanLopez-rl7ry
      @JuanLopez-rl7ry Před 4 lety

      @@Nutzername92a Catalan is not a unique language, that would go the Basque.

    • @Nutzername92a
      @Nutzername92a Před 4 lety

      @@JuanLopez-rl7ry You're overinterpreting the word "unique"... I wasn't saying that Catalan isn't related to anything else. All I was saying is that Catalan IS a *language* - as opposed to Bavarian, which is NOT considered a language.

  • @Sketchblopp
    @Sketchblopp Před 5 lety

    There are ham-flavoured chips in Germany. I can't remember the name though because I don't like them. Just knew them because someone else bought them for a party... ^^;

  • @kdkapro
    @kdkapro Před 5 lety

    U have to try "pipas" next time

  • @aneesmahdianees9348
    @aneesmahdianees9348 Před 4 lety +23

    Hmmmm .. Spain is much much better than Germany ... that is a fact of 💯 %

    • @sidou2173
      @sidou2173 Před 4 lety

      Why??

    • @jereee4732
      @jereee4732 Před 3 lety

      Why?

    • @jaygill5582
      @jaygill5582 Před 3 lety +2

      Yeah Spain builds better cars, motorcycles, heavy trucks and equipment, Spain have the strongest economy and infrastructure in Europe...so yeah Spain's better!

    • @jereee4732
      @jereee4732 Před 3 lety +1

      @@jaygill5582 bruh... you don't need to be that honest xd

    • @badecnamor
      @badecnamor Před 3 lety +6

      @@jaygill5582 sun, weather, landscapes, desert, snow, food, beaches, islands, mountains, culture, art, architecture, etc.

  • @_vxrg_194
    @_vxrg_194 Před 5 lety +2

    10

    • @EvgenijGr
      @EvgenijGr Před 5 lety +1

      Was it "second" in binary form?))

  • @dus40468
    @dus40468 Před 5 lety

    🍀👍🏻😊

  • @lesleejanuar9414
    @lesleejanuar9414 Před 5 lety +1

    Dana you are so pretty without makeup!! Love that look :)

  • @martinyfelix
    @martinyfelix Před 5 lety

    I never stopped to think that ham flavored chip aren't a thing outside of Spain. In my opinion, meh. Although they are popular and haven't been around forever. But the huevo frito ones, I'd say are more for tourists.
    One difference I noticed between Germany and Spain is that the milk cartons come in less than 1 liter in Germany. I never seen that in Spain. I have never had to pay to use the bathroom in Spain.
    Well, right now I can't think of anything else so if anyone has any questions...

    • @FiveOClockTea
      @FiveOClockTea Před 5 lety +1

      Leo Cat yeah, I never thought that paprika chips might not be a thing outside of Germany either 😄
      But don't you sometimes have the cleaning lady have a plate for some money outside of the toilet? That's more or less the same, just that some German toilets have it mandatory

    • @silkwesir1444
      @silkwesir1444 Před 5 lety

      the standard size of a milk carton in Germany is indeed 1 liter.
      you'll find different sizes, but 1 liter is by far the most common.

    • @martinyfelix
      @martinyfelix Před 5 lety

      Nope, the cleaning ladies in Spain just clean, they don't collect money. I find it very awkward to be in the bathroom doing my 'business' with a lady just outside who may be hearing me.

    • @martinyfelix
      @martinyfelix Před 5 lety +1

      Yep, what I meant to say is that in Spain I never seem smaller sizes.

  • @nadirg6055
    @nadirg6055 Před 5 lety

    Lmao did u study in Granada? I'm actually studying architecture here

  • @Kevinluzi1984
    @Kevinluzi1984 Před 5 lety

    Hi

  • @schneeweisser261
    @schneeweisser261 Před 5 lety +1

    Just a question? You know that best probably. Why are a lot of US policemen triggerhappy sadistic idiots? Shooting people in the back , tasering a 85 year old woman. Behaving like diktators. That's just a little sample. And then a chief who doesn't fire those idiots but protects them. Like your films though. I hope to see a lot more of them.

  • @Alfadrottning86
    @Alfadrottning86 Před 5 lety

    Aw, never been to Spain.

  • @vatravlahilor492
    @vatravlahilor492 Před 2 lety

    Bc bavarian is still german, just dialect. While catalan is a different language than spanish

  • @glutdrache3020
    @glutdrache3020 Před 5 lety +1

    a friend of mine was in spain and she told me that the water tasted sweet (like regular water with nothing but added sugar) but she couldn't read anything on that bottle (since she can't speak spanish). Is this a thing in spain?

    • @mariahiguerasserrano485
      @mariahiguerasserrano485 Před 5 lety

      Absolutely not. We are just used to drink normal water with no other treatment than the required by law to be able to drink it without getting an illness. Maybe your friend is used to drink fizzy water like I think people in Germany does.

  • @favorit926vario5
    @favorit926vario5 Před 5 lety +4

    Sei ned so hoaglig (6:43). To say something in Bavarian.

  • @siramea
    @siramea Před 5 lety

    Is it fair to say German public bathrooms and generally a better standard to Spain, prob because you pay?

  • @lunasheikh522
    @lunasheikh522 Před 4 lety

    There so many differences between german and spain,like weather,food,breaches, friendly people in spain but you can't find these all things in germany

  • @elischultes6587
    @elischultes6587 Před 5 lety

    Either potato chip would be good on top of a burger

  • @juergenbonk63
    @juergenbonk63 Před 5 lety

    Bavarian is only a dialect while catalan is nearly a different language. There is not much similarity to spanish

  • @emwhitingiii
    @emwhitingiii Před 5 lety

    3rd????

  • @webpig711
    @webpig711 Před 5 lety

    Bavarian is a dialect, Catalan is a language.

  • @xDaniqueD
    @xDaniqueD Před 5 lety

    But Dana is a german name...

  • @dperson5390
    @dperson5390 Před 5 lety +1

    Bavarian is not a written language.

  • @sabinel.7519
    @sabinel.7519 Před 5 lety

    Liebe Dana, Bayerisch ist nur ein Dialekt. Keine andere Sprache. Katalanisch schon. Es hat vermeidlich einen nicht indoeuropäischen Ursprung. Wie deutsch, englisch oder spanisch.

    • @JanRullmann1997
      @JanRullmann1997 Před 5 lety

      Sabine L. Du meinst, es hat einen indoeuropäischen Ursprung? Den die meisten heutigen Sprachen in Europa, außer Baskisch, sind indoeuropäischen Ursprungs.

    • @amadeus2166
      @amadeus2166 Před 5 lety

      Catalan ist aber eine romanische Sprache though

    • @JanRullmann1997
      @JanRullmann1997 Před 5 lety

      Conchita Mendez So ist es!

  • @Dropitover
    @Dropitover Před 5 lety +2

    First :D

  • @yash-qu8yj
    @yash-qu8yj Před 4 lety

    It annoys the shit out of me when she said "Catalon" rather than "Catalan"

  • @GerdCastan
    @GerdCastan Před 5 lety

    Some random observations:
    Free museums etc on sundays in Spain but no audio guides. This means they can keep places open for tourists with almost no people working.
    Hummus chips!!!!!!!!! in Spain. Love it!
    Each living block in a Spanish city has one or two small supermarkets, whereas in Germany there are fewer, bigger and cheaper supermarkets and much more to choose from.
    I think there is one law in Spain that keeps this small supermarkets: if they’re smaller than 300m^2, they are allowed to open on Sundays

  • @Monirelinie
    @Monirelinie Před 5 lety +6

    A lot of Catalans don't consider themselves as Spanish people

    • @leyendanegra7401
      @leyendanegra7401 Před 5 lety

      Del mismo modo que cualquier español bien nacido considera a esos inmundos parásitos llamados catalerdos seres completamente ajenos.

    • @BicornioSPA
      @BicornioSPA Před 5 lety

      Esto es como el que no se considera europeo, una cosa es lo que sienta esa persona y otra cosa es la realidad, y se pueden considerar de Marte si les parece bien que no van a ser menos españoles.

    • @alex2zz2
      @alex2zz2 Před 5 lety +1

      Well, I am Catalan and also Spanish, of 7 million Catalans, 2 million do not want to be Spanish.

  • @NakedUndone
    @NakedUndone Před 5 lety +1

    You're from Florida! Shouldn't you speak at least some Spanish?

    • @irondasgr
      @irondasgr Před 5 lety +1

      Obviously she does but out of modesty she lowers down that skill of hers.

  • @dickiewongtk
    @dickiewongtk Před 5 lety

    Germans don't do a lot of small talk? Good. They don't waste a lot of mental energy.

    • @badecnamor
      @badecnamor Před 3 lety

      Germans are very serious, and in the east of the country they look like robots...

  • @XTCyMAN
    @XTCyMAN Před 3 lety

    Right now to compare Spain with germany is laughable..spain is a caricature of country even it is not a country....and may be in the next 2 or 3 years will be less country.til its extinction

    • @danoninonino1864
      @danoninonino1864 Před 3 lety

      "Spain is a caricature of country"? Where are you from, sir? Do you really know Spain, sir? I'm affraid you don't.

    • @XTCyMAN
      @XTCyMAN Před 3 lety

      @@danoninonino1864 I'm From Madrid born in Gomez ulla lived in tetuan next to bernabeu and now in metropolitan madrid's area ..,,,pure spanish...so yes i Know Spain more than well...lol..

    • @danoninonino1864
      @danoninonino1864 Před 3 lety

      @@XTCyMAN Pues muy bien. Siga, siga, siga Ud. hablando en inglés bien de su país. Es Ud. todo un ejemplo a seguir. Enhorabuena.

    • @XTCyMAN
      @XTCyMAN Před 3 lety +1

      @@danoninonino1864 Oiga ,usted sabe lo que es la palabra autocritica?si algo de mi pais o como mi pais esta actualmente NO ME GUSTA lo digo y me quedo tan agusto,libertad de expresion,...Si a Usted su pais por ser su pais le gusta y es intocable y vive en un mundo de unicornios de colores falso,es su problema...en ingles ,español o mandarino.
      Si mi pais merece ser ciriticado lo hare,por que precisamente lo amo y quiero que vuelva a ser lo que fue en ciertos momentos de su inmensa y gloriosa historia ...No ahora,que tiene un gobierno comunista,una dictadura encubierta y cada vez menos encubierta,donde no se mide por sus logros tecnologicos,ni por sus logros militares,ni por sus logros industriales,un pais que solo se mide por cuanto ayuda a la inmigracion irregular,por cuantos putos organos dona,por cuanto dinero,que ni los españoles tenemos ahora, manda a paises que encima nos sabotean,como marruecos,..por cuanto ayuda o da privilegios,mas bien,a los homosexuales,minorias...Por cuanta eutanasia cobarde y cuantos inocentes mata o cuantos abortos y operaciones esteticas hace a bajo precio..Si solo hay que ver la parrilla televisiva a ver que mira el españolito medio hombre...y como para verguenza de muchos hombres y ciudadanos tiene una ley de genero NAZI etc etc...un pais que se mide por como de ''prostituta y ramera mundial es''(turismo barato de alcohol y sexo )tiene para dar el resto del mundo..Un pais que se mide por cuanto se rie y que simpatico(PAYASO diriamos lo que sabemos de que va esto,)es...Asi que ,mas autoridad que TU que probablemente no seas Español tengo(y si lo eres,con esa autocritica de chichinabo,lo demuestras poco)...
      Saludos, don señor ''Alicia en el pais de las maravillas...''

    • @danoninonino1864
      @danoninonino1864 Před 3 lety +1

      @@XTCyMAN Perdone, no he dicho nada. Retiro lo dicho. Un saludo.

  • @jurivlk5433
    @jurivlk5433 Před 5 lety

    Spain is the best country, but real Andalusian Spain, like Sevilla, Málaga or even the Valencia area that speaks almost like catalán. Germans are almost all square heads saying "ja genus" all day long and saluting with the Hitlergruss. LOL! Catalans are considered to be the Jews of Spain and in fact there are a lot of them living there. Since their illegal referendum, they are not loved in Spain, but not all Catalans were in favour of a separation, it was only a minority.