My neighbor is from Germany and often makes us baked goods using German recipes. I love them (I’m not from Germany, but my ancestry is about 85% German and I’m 2nd generation on my mom’s side) and my husband complains all the time that they’re not sweet enough. I tell him to just put sugar on it lmao.
@jamesthelass6331 man I'm American and I swear to God they put more sugar in deserts every year. I would love to go to Europe and try their sweets. Everything here is so damn saccharine.
The first time there has been a hint of affection from this tremendous character and I love that is reserved for a Labrador 😂 I love these posts so much 🥰
I am this woman. A Gen Xer with German and Swedish direct ancestry. And I see nothing wrong with this. Solving problems....it is what we do. We can't help it. It is why Germans almost took over the world....twice.
@@Alexandra_Wolf We just love them :D I guess I can only speak from my pov, but I enjoy that we have so many forests and fields here. It is calming to be in nature and in motion. Many germans have dogs, like myself. We tend to go on vacations where we can include them. So hiking is perfect. I go on a 1-3 hour ( depending on my schedule and mood ) walk in our National park every day. It's also pretty normal to meet up ( like you'd ask someone for a coffee date ) just to go on a walk together. At least in my circle.
@@Alexandra_Wolfwe have a beautiful country. We love to walk and stay fit and healthy. We love the fresh air and being outside. That's probably why. But we actually don't really know lol, we just do it since we are small children and it's just kind of a part of us
@@Alexandra_Wolfbecause it's feels great. Our bodies are designed to walk and doing it in the middle of a beautiful landscape is relaxing and helps us to feel ourselves.
I@@Alexandra_Wolf I was kicked out of the house everyday since I was 5 (with my dog) and was told to play outside xD I think that stayed with me and now I continue to do so
Having lived in Germany for five years I don’t even have the words to explain how perfectly you make these videos - like they’re so spot on it’s uncanny
“I have planned an 8-hour hike” is the inevitable outcome of trying to have meetings with my work colleagues in any informal setting. We will get coffee. We will finish the project. And then I will be informed that a hike has been planned without my knowledge, and I am expected to briskly walk in absolute silence to the end of a municipal trail and back.
I'm getting flashbacks to my own German mom whenever I see these, they're so accurate they trigger my fight or flight response. It's always a high stress situation with my mother I'm really surprised I see comments that they love German mom. They're so judgmental and commandeering
Non-native speakers sometimes carry their grammar into their target language not recognizing that it doesn't always work. A lot of confusion happens between French "I have twenty years old" and English "I am twenty years old" for example for Francophones trying to learn English and vice versa.
I used to clean house for a woman from Germany, and I can still remember her assertive mostly yelling, "I. Am. Old!" every time she didn't want to do something her son asked her to do. She washed ziploc bags and tinfoil for reuse, got all her groceries from military commisary, and had an honest to god mangler in her basement for her yearly curtain washing. Very intense lady. Loved her.
I've washed ziploc bags my whole life. What a HORRIBLE thing for the environment to just throw them away, since there is zero chance of them being recycled. Planning to just get silicon bags soon...
@@talkativeacademy4528I'm curious why you think that, when automated laundry equipment freed women from backbreaking labor that took up an entire day... and from the *dangerous* mangle. I can think of fewer household machines that are more deserving to have been retired to museums.
This reminds me of my parents’ German neighbor Mary. If we didn’t beat her to it, she still shoveled her driveway well into her 90s. She stood about 4’10”. She could bake like nobody’s business and treated us all to beer and Jaegermeister when we’d help with a big chore. At her funeral, I learned that she would sometimes walk several miles along a busy road to visit her husband at the cemetery. She was had a great sense of humor. Only time could stop her. RIP, Mary.
Nahh, maybe many moms are, but not all lol. I’m a white American with a mom from Louisiana, and she’s sooo the polar opposite of this lady that these videos genuinely stress me out 😂 My mom would run herself into an early grave being helpful, sweet, and accommodating to others, and then would apologize from beyond for her funeral being a bother. She and I have a great relationship, and talk every day. I couldn’t handle the harsh attitude and tendency to criticize of a mother like yours or OP’s. No hate, I just don’t get it 😬 My mom’s a gem and YES I try to go out of my way to appreciate and help her, cause she doesn’t even know how much she deserves it 💖
I learned real quick: If someone says "would you like to join us for a walk?" that actually means "would you like to climb several mountains and ford a few brooks?" Chose the shoes appropriately.
It's like a very specific type of stuck up mom that you do meet quite frequently in Germany. I thank the universe that my German mom is nothing like that.
@@fayebell4716my mother’s grandmother was German. And I keep the windows cracked even in the winter where I sleep and where I stay active in the house. I cannot stand a closed house.
Having German relatives this makes me laugh so much . I remember as a kid visiting from the Uk and being weighed when I got there and told I was too heavy , taken to the Beach and lathered in sun cream and told to sit in the shade to protect my English skin 🤣
My German mother retired at 74 I think? And her job kept calling her back after she retired for a few years because they couldn't find anyone to replace her and do the work so well. Hope she does as well- My mom only lost her ability to be really active after Covid/and the death of my brother. - She's 81 now.
I can never tell if my German clients are upset with me or are trying to be friendly. Usually it’s always a good outcome but I wonder what they are like really upset… I think I’d be scared. Lol! ❤
I have a German girlfriend since 1980. She used to complain about her mother talking to her like this . She now has 5 grown up children and I love to listen to these sort of conversations she has with all of them. One word sums her up “intense “. 😂 Love her to bits.
The 8 hour hike is too real😭 i went to visit my German uncle and his family and literally the first thing we did was go for a hike. My American ass could not stand it.
My german friend calls them spaziergang (bc her parents drag her on 8+ hr hikes and call them short) and shes demanded to take me on one when we next see each other
I am too. Strict yet a free spirit, too. She's hilarious. The mooning after American film stars and mispronouncing their names is too much. She's quite overbearing in some ways. My Mom is this way too. But also concerned for her daughter, in an overly needling way. But she's really involved, too. The GYN skit & Coffee with a busy friend was a scream. GYN exams....yes, exactly, unecessarily uncomfortable, whole rigamarole invented by sadistic people. The speculums alone attest to that. The guy who invented it reportedly was an utter psychopath. I mean, the sturrups are horrifically uncomfortable as well. There must be a more humane way of practisibg Gynocology. Don't get me started on Mammograms. Utter, utter torture.
As a native English speaker, I'd just like to say that "Ach ! " As opposed to "Oh!" Or just "Ah!" Is a FAR superior expression of the kind of surprise she's exhibiting here.
@@LoveK1 I know they mean the same, but it's like how it sounds better to say something has a certain "je ne sais quoi" than to say that it has a certain " hmm I don't know what" to it. In German it just sounds nice and more accurately describes the kind of passive aggressive "surprise" that your parents use to let you know they're not really thrilled about something you're doing.
My grandmother is German and her dementia has gotten to the point that I can no longer hold a conversation with her This videos bring back so many memories of time I spent with her
I’m so sorry to hear about your Grandmother 😞 This woman makes fantastic videos on communicating with dementia patients. Maybe something will help? czcams.com/users/shortsnGzwWlLUOVw?si=GSciCDWHbUhXkV_C
As an american with german immigrant parents and my entire extended family in germany, your videos are incredibly validating. I cant believe how spot on these videos are. I thought it was just my german family that was like this. Or maybe we are related.
Im English, Scottish & Irish decent… so I’m gonna go do a bunch of stereotypical shit because it’s cute to say. It doesn’t matter that I’ve never been to those countries or have any idea wtf they do there. Idiot.
I save these videos to watch with my mum 😂 she isn't German but my whole family have lived in Germany separately haha I lived with a German family for a year in Düsseldorf 😊
Nah, not exactly. You probably don’t know real german accents, but most people in Germany speak with way less of an accent or with a regional accent on top of the German accent. There is no in between.
My grandma was German, and I lost her just over a year ago. She was like a mom to me. Now, I get to see your shorts and it makes me smile and think of her, because she was very much the same, though a bit more tame about some things. It's nice to get a reminder of her every once in awhile. Thank you for putting content like this out there.
I know this is supposed to be funny but I could listen to you speaking with that accent for HOURS. it's so calming to me. 🥰😅 Hilariously calming? Yea that. 😅
The finger rubbing after you eat something is SO REAL!! Third gen German here and my boyfriend always looks at me weird when I do the little finger flick thing 😂
Hahaha "I didn't know I gave birth to a pirate"
Yes, that got me too. 😂
Big Moira Rose energy
😂😂😂
Hysterical 😅😂
I had planned an 8 hour hike!!
"A snack for yourself, but not for meself?" is my new catchphrase.
😂 it’s perfect
😂
It's very... Jar Jar Binks
I love it so much 😂
She must've married a pirate
So glad my own German mom used to be a hippie and is SLIGHTLY more relaxed than this. She even takes milk in her coffee on the weekends
oh, she's living it Wild!
is she accepting applications for new adoptions?
Does she know Helmut Kentler or that Germany has just reduced CP images from a felony to misdemeanour?
The way she says "the sugar epidemic" is perfection
And the way she practically swallows the name “Laura” every time until it’s almost indistinguishable.
The YES. after the „more coffee“ though.
I'm gonna start saying it
@@sandymakesplans say what?
You forgot the "that is way too sweet, I can not eat more than one" after the oreo
My neighbor is from Germany and often makes us baked goods using German recipes. I love them (I’m not from Germany, but my ancestry is about 85% German and I’m 2nd generation on my mom’s side) and my husband complains all the time that they’re not sweet enough. I tell him to just put sugar on it lmao.
@jamesthelass6331 man I'm American and I swear to God they put more sugar in deserts every year. I would love to go to Europe and try their sweets. Everything here is so damn saccharine.
It’s true though…
@@calebashby2968my biggest shock was that bread in the us contains sugar why 😭
@@calebashby2968yeah nothing has flavor anymore it just takes like sugar :( it’s hard to find good sweets that aren’t too sweet
“More coffee?”
“YES 👹”
I'm not German, but that would be me.😅
We all have a little German in us
In Sweden they call coffee refills "påtår". It has its own word because of course everyone wants a second cup.
I have a lot of German in me and that is me AF.
Also. The hike. I cannot. And clubs.
my family is getting a Labrador pup and the german mom’s reaction to a lab makes me feel like we’re making the right decision 👍
The first time there has been a hint of affection from this tremendous character and I love that is reserved for a Labrador 😂 I love these posts so much 🥰
Or is it “Labradour” 😂
The Labrador AND Matt Damon.
If you listen carefully there is affection between all the criticism. It's silent like the French "t".
@@goldchainsdiamondringsthank you I came looking for this Matt Daymun reply 😂
She loves idris alba aswell😂
I taught a German kid and THIS is her mom, to a tee! 😭 the headmistress energy is surreal to experience. 😂
I was a Nanny in a German (I am swiss, yiu would think its not so diffrent but it is) family with 4 kids. Same expirience.
@@More13Feenidk much about you Swiss guys, but I know Austrians are more laid back than Germans
Same with the Swiss apparently? 😄
I am this woman. A Gen Xer with German and Swedish direct ancestry. And I see nothing wrong with this. Solving problems....it is what we do. We can't help it.
It is why Germans almost took over the world....twice.
headmistress 😂 mean McGonagall
@@holliberry2614lol 😂
I love the "I have planned an 8 hour HIKE'
Someone explain why Germans do these LONG HIKES. I’ve heard it before.
@@Alexandra_Wolf We just love them :D I guess I can only speak from my pov, but I enjoy that we have so many forests and fields here. It is calming to be in nature and in motion. Many germans have dogs, like myself. We tend to go on vacations where we can include them. So hiking is perfect. I go on a 1-3 hour ( depending on my schedule and mood ) walk in our National park every day. It's also pretty normal to meet up ( like you'd ask someone for a coffee date ) just to go on a walk together. At least in my circle.
@@Alexandra_Wolfwe have a beautiful country. We love to walk and stay fit and healthy. We love the fresh air and being outside. That's probably why. But we actually don't really know lol, we just do it since we are small children and it's just kind of a part of us
@@Alexandra_Wolfbecause it's feels great. Our bodies are designed to walk and doing it in the middle of a beautiful landscape is relaxing and helps us to feel ourselves.
I@@Alexandra_Wolf I was kicked out of the house everyday since I was 5 (with my dog) and was told to play outside xD I think that stayed with me and now I continue to do so
Having lived in Germany for five years I don’t even have the words to explain how perfectly you make these videos - like they’re so spot on it’s uncanny
I consistently forget this is not her actual mom
“I have planned an 8-hour hike” is the inevitable outcome of trying to have meetings with my work colleagues in any informal setting.
We will get coffee. We will finish the project. And then I will be informed that a hike has been planned without my knowledge, and I am expected to briskly walk in absolute silence to the end of a municipal trail and back.
I'm getting flashbacks to my own German mom whenever I see these, they're so accurate they trigger my fight or flight response. It's always a high stress situation with my mother I'm really surprised I see comments that they love German mom. They're so judgmental and commandeering
Immediately sat up straight myself when she said so.
You poor thing 😂
“Some for yourself but not MEself “ 😂😂😂
because it's "für mich selbst" in german, i think.
@@alis.b.4631 I’m sorry I don’t know what that means 😅☺️🥰
@@alis.b.4631 no, she said "meself" in the video lmao
@@solus8685 i know, i think it's just directly translated from german (that's why i made the reply)
Non-native speakers sometimes carry their grammar into their target language not recognizing that it doesn't always work. A lot of confusion happens between French "I have twenty years old" and English "I am twenty years old" for example for Francophones trying to learn English and vice versa.
"more coffee?, YES!" me all day everyday.
👹yes👹😂😂
Caffeine addiction is so normalized
@@ioncekilledamanwithmyshoe i like to sniff grounded coffee beans. Black coffee is not enough anymore.
@@ioncekilledamanwithmyshoei need the coffee beans up my nose to feel sane. I NEED COFFEE
The delivery on the YESS was perfect. And the finger cleaning thing. Ach
"More coffee ?
..YES."
The German mother is basically my intrusive thoughts 😂
I used to clean house for a woman from Germany, and I can still remember her assertive mostly yelling, "I. Am. Old!" every time she didn't want to do something her son asked her to do.
She washed ziploc bags and tinfoil for reuse, got all her groceries from military commisary, and had an honest to god mangler in her basement for her yearly curtain washing. Very intense lady. Loved her.
I've washed ziploc bags my whole life. What a HORRIBLE thing for the environment to just throw them away, since there is zero chance of them being recycled. Planning to just get silicon bags soon...
Ziploc bags are for repeated use...?
The fact I already knew what a mangler was 😂 she sounds like quite the direct human though, which is honestly nice. No head games.
The disappearance of manglers from our society is truly sad
@@talkativeacademy4528I'm curious why you think that, when automated laundry equipment freed women from backbreaking labor that took up an entire day... and from the *dangerous* mangle. I can think of fewer household machines that are more deserving to have been retired to museums.
The little hand gesture with the crumbs! I can’t 😂😂😂
Seeing it made me realized I inherited that from my German mother😂😂
THAT was my favorite part
It's so funny how she's performing this burden of eating a cookie lol
My favourite park too 😂
I'm part german and my daughter does it as well LOL
You LOVE your mom SO MUCH...
Thanks for sharing her with us...
We love her too!❤
her hand movements are PERFECT
My German mother passed in 2012 but I'm convinced her spirit has possessed this woman 😅
My condolences.
She lives on in your fond memories of her
She also possessed spirit of my German mother-in-law who passed in 2016. Thank you 🙏
My German father passed in 2014. I miss him so much!
My deepest condolence hope u have a great life ✨
I grew up in America with a German mother. Can confirm. Especially. The bit about who you are texting and what you are saying and what did they say.
I am a "German Mom"!!! No wonder my sons avoid me😂
😂
lol this is a lot of moms 😅
Are we the same person? Lol😅
@@mrsdragonite maybe lol
“Do you have a running club” 😂😂
The German sarcasm of "I did not know..." I love it
This reminds me of my parents’ German neighbor Mary. If we didn’t beat her to it, she still shoveled her driveway well into her 90s. She stood about 4’10”. She could bake like nobody’s business and treated us all to beer and Jaegermeister when we’d help with a big chore. At her funeral, I learned that she would sometimes walk several miles along a busy road to visit her husband at the cemetery. She was had a great sense of humor. Only time could stop her. RIP, Mary.
Where was her husband in the early 1940s
Thank you for sharing!!
@@kashmir3489 why you gotta go there
That's sweet:)
@@kashmir3489 oh stfu. What war crimes did the Allies commit???
"An o-RAY-o cookie?" 😂😂😂
Just to prove the point that I am, indeed, properly German, that one completely went above my head 😂😂
We say it similarly in Spanish lol
@@paulinahafer7185 as a Slovak with a language with one main rule - write it as you say it (and vice versa), I didn't even notice either 😁
Everyone other than english speaking people says it like that
@@virsi123 Not Faroese speakers. 😜
I just love your German mother skits. This one is a gem 😂❤ thank you!
OMG! The more I watch such videos the more I realize that all mothers are the same. So much love to the mothers of the world.
"KaRoLiNa!!! " * shouts agressively 😂
Kagoliiiina... and Lauga... XD)))
@@isamukim1693 🤣🤣
Really surprised me with that 😅
ZWhat does it mean?
@@giovanna722 its a name and Translates to caroline
As an Arab, this made me realise that all mums are the same regardless of ethnicity and nationality 😅❤️
As a Mexican, I agree 😂
@littlejacquesful I'm Mexican too and same.
Ruth fisher core
as an asian i agree 😂
Yall moms are rude like this? 😮
Nahh, maybe many moms are, but not all lol.
I’m a white American with a mom from Louisiana, and she’s sooo the polar opposite of this lady that these videos genuinely stress me out 😂
My mom would run herself into an early grave being helpful, sweet, and accommodating to others, and then would apologize from beyond for her funeral being a bother. She and I have a great relationship, and talk every day. I couldn’t handle the harsh attitude and tendency to criticize of a mother like yours or OP’s. No hate, I just don’t get it 😬
My mom’s a gem and YES I try to go out of my way to appreciate and help her, cause she doesn’t even know how much she deserves it 💖
This truly reminds me of my German grandmother… the dryness and sarcasm are so spot on.
„Labrador“ could not have been pronounced any more German! 😄❤ much love from Germany
I work in a coffee shop with several German regulars and I'm so impressed by the accuracy of this
Not putting sugar in coffee is so relatable.
😂😂😂😂 nooo this can’t be real
So sorry for you
They're so nice but just so funny
After visiting my husband's German family, I can confirm the accuracy here 😂 So. Much. Coffee. So. Much. Hiking.
That sounds like the exact life I would like to lead. 🤣
I learned real quick: If someone says "would you like to join us for a walk?" that actually means "would you like to climb several mountains and ford a few brooks?" Chose the shoes appropriately.
Ngl this makes me want to visit Germany lol
My mom is Swedish and this is like 50% her.
Where do these hikers live. I’ve been to several German cities. Never saw a mountain.
Makes me miss my Aunt, I need to call her. This is like actual footage of her. So good 😂 it's hard to capture the subtle nuisances, well done.
😂😂😂I don't know why CZcams recommended these videos, but I'm glad they did.❤
I don't even know any German mothers, but the mom energy is so strong I just KNOW it's accurate
It's like a very specific type of stuck up mom that you do meet quite frequently in Germany. I thank the universe that my German mom is nothing like that.
“Who are you texting
Who is it
What are you saying
What are you typing
What did they say?”
😭😂😂😂
My mom is not German but she is this nosy 💀
😂😂🥴😤😤
The moms follow up questions are hilarious 😂
I feel like this is just so accurate to moms in general
Guilty! I have said exactly this to both of my kids.
😂😂😂 the "Ach Laura" is soooo real and perfect...😅
I miss my German mama. 😢. Thank you 😊
This is my German mother... she's lived in the US since age 14 and doesn't even have an accent but the personality stuck lol.
My sisters mom is the same. Now as an adult I always open my windows no matter how cold it is 😅
@@fayebell4716my mother’s grandmother was German. And I keep the windows cracked even in the winter where I sleep and where I stay active in the house. I cannot stand a closed house.
Ma'am please, "the cafe is not so busy and yet our waitress is nowhere to be found" 😂 is fantastic. I will use in the future
My mother to a tee
So many of these remind me of my dear late mother who was German. Makes me laugh and also see myself sometimes. 🤭
Having German relatives this makes me laugh so much . I remember as a kid visiting from the Uk and being weighed when I got there and told I was too heavy , taken to the Beach and lathered in sun cream and told to sit in the shade to protect my English skin 🤣
The body language is the best part of this! 🙌
“Who are you texting? What are you typing? What did they say?” 😂 too real…
Can't do it. Can barely get thru it even knowing it is funny
I’m Latina not German but my mom asks this all the time if I’m not giving her my full attention
OMG..... Raised by German mother!!!!! Spot on!
I wish I could like this a thousand times
“Is that a Labrador? A ✨LABHRADOHR✨” I’m dying 😂
My German mother is 69..still working full time and you better believe she could do an 8 hour hike 😂
Did she always do that too when she was young?
My German mother retired at 74 I think? And her job kept calling her back after she retired for a few years because they couldn't find anyone to replace her and do the work so well. Hope she does as well- My mom only lost her ability to be really active after Covid/and the death of my brother. - She's 81 now.
@@elissa3188 Bless all our mothers..
I sat up straight when she told her to 😂
I can never tell if my German clients are upset with me or are trying to be friendly. Usually it’s always a good outcome but I wonder what they are like really upset… I think I’d be scared. Lol! ❤
My German aunt is EXACTLY like that lol. The mannerisms, the tone of voice, the face expressions, you nailed it!
My German ex-girlfriend is just like this.....and that's why she's my ex-girlfriend,
@@cspace1234nz I bet! Very annoying. They can't control their mouth
@@tantuce ….but they like to control everything else
I have a German girlfriend since 1980. She used to complain about her mother talking to her like this . She now has 5 grown up children and I love to listen to these sort of conversations she has with all of them. One word sums her up “intense “. 😂 Love her to bits.
Is it the reason you never married her?
I grew up next to a German family and interacted with them daily. This is so spot on!! 😅
Sounds like a toxic and rude mother
I can not get enough of this, the "German Mother." 😂😂😂
The reaction to the labrador is absolutely perfect :')
Also, "Ach, sit up straight" while her spine is a logarithmic curve
The 8 hour hike is too real😭 i went to visit my German uncle and his family and literally the first thing we did was go for a hike. My American ass could not stand it.
Good lord, they must have great cardiovascular health.
Well why do you come to the country if you do not want to see the country? 🥸
@@JohnAutopsy i didn’t have a choice, it was a family trip😐
My german friend calls them spaziergang (bc her parents drag her on 8+ hr hikes and call them short) and shes demanded to take me on one when we next see each other
My German friend visiting to the western US lmao. “Why are we driving to the restaurant? Can we not just walk?” With what sidewalks, Sarah??
The napkin hand gesture is spot on !! Living in German for eight years. Ich weiß dass 😂
"When was the last time you read" is SOOOOO outta pocket!😂😂😂 I'd be offended😂😂
The finger flutters after the cookie got me 😂
I was wheeze laughing at that part🤣
A pirate? No, even worse: a mime
NOT THE FRENCH!
*LE GASPPP *
Not the baguettes 🤡🤢🐸🤮
Leave Tom out of it!
I had a German babysitter in North Carolina when I was a child. I loved that lady so much.❤
I feel like if I had a mom like this I’d be a more put together person
“What are you saying? What did you say?”
Flashbacks to my entire youth, and my mom making me recount for her every conversation I’ve ever had 😂
Shes always trying to help you make friends ❤
It’s a cover for trying to get her to take more exercise.
brooo these german video are killing me.! 🤣🤣🤣
I'm obsessed with this woman's mother
I am too. Strict yet a free spirit, too. She's hilarious. The mooning after American film stars and mispronouncing their names is too much. She's quite overbearing in some ways. My Mom is this way too. But also concerned for her daughter, in an overly needling way. But she's really involved, too. The GYN skit & Coffee with a busy friend was a scream. GYN exams....yes, exactly, unecessarily uncomfortable, whole rigamarole invented by sadistic people. The speculums alone attest to that. The guy who invented it reportedly was an utter psychopath. I mean, the sturrups are horrifically uncomfortable as well. There must be a more humane way of practisibg Gynocology. Don't get me started on Mammograms. Utter, utter torture.
As a German I love this so much! She is a mix of all of the parents around me hahaha. Feels a little like childhood.
As a native English speaker, I'd just like to say that "Ach ! " As opposed to "Oh!" Or just "Ah!" Is a FAR superior expression of the kind of surprise she's exhibiting here.
How? It means the same thing and the English version.
@@LoveK1 I know they mean the same, but it's like how it sounds better to say something has a certain "je ne sais quoi" than to say that it has a certain " hmm I don't know what" to it. In German it just sounds nice and more accurately describes the kind of passive aggressive "surprise" that your parents use to let you know they're not really thrilled about something you're doing.
@@sethappleton7628 Passive aggressiveness and underhanded "compliments" are very important pillars of german communication lol
@@ngotemna8875 I'm well aware, my girlfriends whole family is German/Austrian . They wield passive aggression like a scalpel
My Opa made that sound all the time!
Omigoodness, in real life this must be intense, but on the internet, your mother is pure gold!
Bless the Labrador , she gets all the love from German mother !
The 'did you not read my email' part was perfection
My grandmother is German and her dementia has gotten to the point that I can no longer hold a conversation with her
This videos bring back so many memories of time I spent with her
I’m so sorry to hear about your Grandmother 😞 This woman makes fantastic videos on communicating with dementia patients. Maybe something will help? czcams.com/users/shortsnGzwWlLUOVw?si=GSciCDWHbUhXkV_C
Lol, I love her content. If I share this with my German friend, she will probably say, “ U are so strange.”
As an american with german immigrant parents and my entire extended family in germany, your videos are incredibly validating. I cant believe how spot on these videos are. I thought it was just my german family that was like this. Or maybe we are related.
No matter how kind your kids are, German kids are always kinder
😉
🥁 😂
/angryupvote
I am German and Norwegian so the lets go for a 8 hour hike i felt in my bones!
Haha same :) well Norwegian and Austrian. waiting anxiously for spring hiking
Lol! I am Canadian born to Norwegian and English parents, so love her impressions! And, yes, we did lots of walks/hikes/camping/skiing/biking… ❤😂
As an Austrian, when the family suggests a quick "Verdauungsspaziergang" after lunch, expect a 5h hike minimum
you are an american
Im English, Scottish & Irish decent… so I’m gonna go do a bunch of stereotypical shit because it’s cute to say. It doesn’t matter that I’ve never been to those countries or have any idea wtf they do there. Idiot.
I save these videos to watch with my mum 😂 she isn't German but my whole family have lived in Germany separately haha I lived with a German family for a year in Düsseldorf 😊
I love your mom!
They can't help but say everything on their mind.
This accent is so on point 😆
Nah, not exactly. You probably don’t know real german accents, but most people in Germany speak with way less of an accent or with a regional accent on top of the German accent. There is no in between.
The accuracy of my childhood 😂😂 and its worse when you get my mom and her sisters lolol
There is something so pure and satisfying about this.
I'm Polish and this is LITERALLY my mom 😭 she's so sweet tho
So happy to see another German mother update!
I want to meet her. She sounds like a gem.
THE HANDS AFTER THE BISCUIT
My grandma was German, and I lost her just over a year ago. She was like a mom to me. Now, I get to see your shorts and it makes me smile and think of her, because she was very much the same, though a bit more tame about some things. It's nice to get a reminder of her every once in awhile. Thank you for putting content like this out there.
"OH a LAHBRAHDOOR!" Reminds me of my mama so much. miss her. ❤
The slow bite into the biscuit 😂😂
I know this is supposed to be funny but I could listen to you speaking with that accent for HOURS. it's so calming to me. 🥰😅 Hilariously calming? Yea that. 😅
The finger rubbing after you eat something is SO REAL!! Third gen German here and my boyfriend always looks at me weird when I do the little finger flick thing 😂
Lol I also am German but had no idea that’s why I always do this
lol same and my mum does that too
My grandma was half German and it's been passed down all the way to my kid haha
When she said sit up straight, I immediately sat up straight involuntarily 😂
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This helps me understand my German friend SO much! Thank you.
you did the mannerisms so perfectly
I'm Dutch and most of this is spot on. Apparently my mother is from Germany!
My grandmother from Friesland
Dutch moms are like this 💯
I have never seen a person eat a singular cookie in that many steps.
How would you eat it?
I want to meet this woman!
Love your mom!