When Street interviews goes wrong in Germany

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  • čas přidán 16. 06. 2022
  • As much as a cringe, this day could not of gone anymore worse. You lot say about speaking English. Well, try speaking German with strangers, Massive thank you to the guy behind the camera.
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Komentáře • 58

  • @alice-elizabeth
    @alice-elizabeth Před 2 lety +33

    People saying you need to improve your German but it's so good considering you've only just moved to Germany. You have a lot more confidence with speaking than I do, and I'm at C1 level. Of course over time your German vocabulary and pronunciation will improve but it's really not bad for someone who's not been in Germany that long.

  • @pakabe8774
    @pakabe8774 Před 2 lety +28

    Wenn Du die deutsche Sprache lernst ist es nicht wichtig, gut zu sprechen und alles richtig zu sagen, sondern überhaupt zu sprechen. Der Wortschatz kommt nach und wenn Dir die richtige Aussprache wichtig ist, dann wirst Du auch das lernen. Ich hätte das jetzt auch auf Englisch sagen können, aber ich kann ja beide Sprachen schon :D
    Bleib weiterhin der Sonnenschein, der Du bist, es gibt schon genug Regen.

  • @nuvaboy
    @nuvaboy Před 2 lety +13

    @2:44: "You think?" doesn't translate to "Du denkst?". (The correct phrase would've been "Glaubst du?"/"Findest du?".) For one, because think doesn't translate to denken in this context (see correct phrasings, denken means "to form thoughts", _exclusively_ ), and secondly, because "Du denkst?" (as opposed to "Denkst du?") isn't a(n open) question, it's a statement, put in question/doubt. It would mean "You think?" in the sense of "Wow! You (can) _do that_ ?"
    Where am I going with this?
    Colloquial language, common phrases and idioms are three of the worst things in a language to get right. DON'T. GIVE. UP.

  • @Marcel._B
    @Marcel._B Před 2 lety +20

    I legit didn't understand that the word you were trying to pronounce was "Lebensziele" XD
    But try to keep it up, you do probably a better job once you calm down
    Especially in the heat out there

    • @yourtruebrit
      @yourtruebrit  Před 2 lety +7

      Yeah I really tried, even before hand I did lessons all week :(

    • @professorclevertv2281
      @professorclevertv2281 Před rokem

      @@yourtruebrit don't worry, I did understand it, and honestly respect that you have the confidence to make an interview out in the street and even on top of that in a language you are just learning. Takes a lot, very few people would do something like that

    • @Mucciardi
      @Mucciardi Před rokem

      Ohhh I thought you were saying Lebensseele... and I was thinking wtf does that mean

  • @maxalbert8903
    @maxalbert8903 Před 2 lety +12

    Keep it up bro. It will be better soon.

  • @deadNightwatchman
    @deadNightwatchman Před 2 lety +27

    I've heard worse... from German native speakers.

    • @No5f3r4tu
      @No5f3r4tu Před rokem

      No joking. I come from the ruhr valley and because of work i traveled through germany. The bavarians mad an effort speaking understandably but when they talked to each other there was no chance and when i reached Thürigen i had a hard time understanding the customer. German has many faces.

    • @abeedhal6519
      @abeedhal6519 Před 3 měsíci

      @@No5f3r4tuYeah but those are actual German dialects, not broken sentences with bad pronounciation.

  • @emiliajojo5703
    @emiliajojo5703 Před 2 lety +12

    Take this serious!!!In five years,saturday 1pm.

  • @__-bk6mm
    @__-bk6mm Před rokem +2

    I kept waiting for the bit where it went wrong? It seemed like the guy understood you and was willing to listen even if you made mistakes and went away smiling and gave you a thumbs up.

  • @theravenseertarot
    @theravenseertarot Před rokem +2

    I can only catch a few words here and there. I wish you can add subtitles. Haha! Subscribed!

  • @llIlllllIll
    @llIlllllIll Před 2 lety +11

    when you didn't understand him he said he wants to meet with you there in 5 years

    • @yourtruebrit
      @yourtruebrit  Před 2 lety +5

      oh god :S

    • @littlechild.
      @littlechild. Před 2 lety +6

      On a Saturday at 1 p.m 😂😂

    • @llIlllllIll
      @llIlllllIll Před 2 lety +8

      @@littlechild. yup, you better be there

    • @littlechild.
      @littlechild. Před 2 lety

      @@llIlllllIll ofc I'll be there. Who do u take me for? 😂

    • @joew2842
      @joew2842 Před rokem

      The most fun Part: He is a Traindriver hahaha so maybe he ment it when He Said 5 years 😅

  • @magmalin
    @magmalin Před 2 lety +13

    Well, your pronunciation wasn't exactly great but understandable. I spose it's just a bit difficult to speak to people in Kempten, a smaller town in the Allgäu where people tend to spare with words. Maybe you shouldn't have just shouted your questions into the crowd walking by .You ought to have addressed single people directly. The man you managed to finally talk to was funny. You're channel is nice, keep it up!

    • @magmalin
      @magmalin Před 2 lety +1

      Oh, it just came to my mind and I was wondering if you noticed any of those "horrible German stares" while filming in the pedestian area?

  • @fstad
    @fstad Před rokem +1

    Very cool - CZcams algorithm just showed me a video from you and I saw that you are in Augsburg? Is that correct? That's my hometown and also the city where I am still living now :)

  • @daisysmum1810
    @daisysmum1810 Před rokem +1

    Ma man as brave as a lion. Keep it up!

  • @deinpapa3769
    @deinpapa3769 Před rokem +2

    hahahahaha you found a character there ^^
    funny dude
    how do you do? Hau her, ich hau zurück hahahahah
    how do you do ? turn / throw over, I punch / hit back /give back (in return)
    hard to translate lul

  • @arnodobler1096
    @arnodobler1096 Před 2 lety +3

    Du hast eine Verabredung!

  • @pobelix5803
    @pobelix5803 Před 2 lety +3

    Vergiss nicht, dass das Z nicht wie ein ß ausgesprochen wird, sondern wie ein tz. Nicht ßeit, sondern Tzeit (time), nicht ßiel, sondern tziel (goal).

  • @Tommusix
    @Tommusix Před 11 měsíci

    Der Typ ist ja geil rofl Reminds me off a little grumpy goblin who loves to fool around :D

  • @NIn3TY0
    @NIn3TY0 Před 2 lety +3

    search for the word "fremdschämen" =D but funny to watch as always and good video :)

  • @patrickiwicki3911
    @patrickiwicki3911 Před 9 měsíci

    Oha, einfach in Kempten 💪

  • @mymarci
    @mymarci Před rokem +2

    Hey you are doing so great, i love your videos. But as an German who lives in Austria, i noticed you always say "OIDA" instead of "ALTAH". In Vienna it is very common to say oida! But in Germany no one uses or understands that. In germany you have to say alter, "Aahltah", Alter, to be understood. And only with younger ppl. It's a quite new term and older ppl (above 55yrs) might understand it as disrespectfull. But anyway, you're a cool guy and we are happy with ppl like you!

    • @deinpapa3769
      @deinpapa3769 Před rokem +1

      na so isch des fei abr ned , oida isch scho a wörtle dahanna ^^

    • @mymarci
      @mymarci Před rokem +1

      @@deinpapa3769 Njo, i was nua, des a Kiwara in Wean o Oanzeige wegan Omtsbeleidigung austeilt hot, wea a hawara gsogt hot "Des zupft mi, oida!". Owa i bin nua a piefke dea east sat fufzehn joar in Wean lebt. Dafua in Deitschloand hot kaner "Alter" zua wem gsogt dea ödah ois damois 40 woah. Koan sei dess sich des inzwichan ändoht hot, aber des i mei Stoand.

    • @deinpapa3769
      @deinpapa3769 Před rokem +1

      @@mymarci des hot sich dahanna hald neigschmeckt, was soll i saga

  • @rap4live39
    @rap4live39 Před rokem

    Hahaha geiler typ! Beide :)

  • @auChevalierRed
    @auChevalierRed Před rokem

    Hello, so will you be at that very place in five years time, on a Saturday, to meet up again with this German man?
    Hello from Normandy !

  • @BennisKanal
    @BennisKanal Před rokem +1

    Ich kenn den Typen vom Sehen her (bin öfters mal in Kempten).... ufff Beileid! 😀

  • @mizulightblue
    @mizulightblue Před 2 lety +2

    So I am native german speaker and I have difficulties understanding you. If you would just scream on the street, I would have walked past too. If you would have asked in English, no problem, but if I wouldn't have closely listened and guess, it is very hard to know what you are saying sometimes.

    • @m.s.8927
      @m.s.8927 Před rokem

      Übung macht den Meister, sonst wird er es ja nie lernen.

  • @jockjammer3443
    @jockjammer3443 Před 6 měsíci

    wretched German mate.

  • @are_you_f_serious
    @are_you_f_serious Před rokem

    Hast du Lebensziele? Nope. - Jap, das ist Deutscher Humor. Trocken & Witzlos. 😏

  • @tombeton9300
    @tombeton9300 Před 2 lety +7

    Time to improve you german.

    • @yourtruebrit
      @yourtruebrit  Před 2 lety +3

      Yep everyday as Brit this word is well impossible 😂😂

    • @tombeton9300
      @tombeton9300 Před 2 lety +2

      @@yourtruebrit I cram English every day as an old fart and also use your videos to learn to understand colloquialisms.

  • @albertguder6605
    @albertguder6605 Před 2 lety +2

    Du musst einfach dein Deutsch verbessern!you will have to improve your German

  • @m.s.8927
    @m.s.8927 Před rokem

    Immer diese angelsächsischen Wirtschaftsflüchtlinge. Quatschen einen einfach auf der Straße an;) Nein Spaß, du hast dich signifikant verbessert und wirst bestimmt bald eine komplette Unterhaltung gänzlich in Deutsch führen können. Für den Akzent braucht man normalerweise sehr lange.

  • @maxalbert8903
    @maxalbert8903 Před 2 lety +5

    your german not so good-. talk more slowly also.

  • @songohan4051
    @songohan4051 Před 2 lety +1

    ist das peinlich

    • @m.s.8927
      @m.s.8927 Před rokem

      Jeder fängt irgendwo an. Zumindest traut er sich so öffentlich, sich seiner möglichen neuen Heimat anzupassen. Mit solch einem primitiven Kommentar entehrst du die schöne Flagge in deinem Profilbild.