@GodzGamerz Nope. "Nein" doesn't mean "never." The two most common translations for "never" are "nie" and "niemals." And just for fun, some synonyms for "nein" are "nee" and "nö," but these translate more to "nope" rather than to "no." Hope that helps :)
This video is not so good. She speaks a different thing than what is actually displayed, and sometimes she just changes the sentence or does something wrong.
@emilyhattie you´re right. English is a young language influenced by german and romanic (latin) language. Some words are really similar to english ones so you can hear the same root.
Its different when you read German verse how theY say it! I find the way they pronounce words by themselves is way different then the way they use them in a phrase...its confussing! Some words seem to go silent! If you read english its basically the same how you say it! In German the words take on a differnt accent then how the teach you by themselves!
Diese Sprache gefällt mir sehr gut, obwohl mein Deutsch noch nicht so gut ist, glaube ich, dass es ja schön interessant und wichtig ist. Vielen Dank fürs Hochladen!! ^^
@1:00 "Mein Deutsch ist nicht so gut." sounded like "Mein Deutsch ist nicht so gut g'noog." what the hell is "g'noog"? that was before she said "Konen sie bitten..."
@robbienpv182 In Europe, it is uncommon to walk around smiling for no reason, such as popular in the states. Europeans prefer a "genuine" smile, rather than a contrived one.
das gefällt mir nicht!!! haha it sounds funny people say das mag ich nicht and if you like something you say ich mag es or das ist schön or short form mir gefällts.
wenn sie das Deutsche wiederholt, sagt sie meist was bisschen anderes als davor, das ist doch viel zu verwirrend. Außerdem hat sie bei 0:42 das "nicht" vergessen.
I guess for us Germans it´s easier to learn English than the other way around. Our grammar sucks ;)But a lot of German words are " similiar " to the English ones. It´s not so difficult in my oppinion. e.g: house -> Haus, perfect -> perfekt ;)
And on the other hand we hear English everywhere, on TV, Music, Job and Internet ... Impossible to live without English these days. ;)
Dear friend I like your american english very much, maybe I can practice it with you. Could you please try to write the german words in the middle on the screen! Thanks very, very much!!
hhhmmmm never write "KONNEN sie bitte deutsch sprechen"!!! there`s a special letter in germany "ö" so it means "können sie bitte deutsch sprechen?"! there are four more special letters: ä, ü, ß (i hope it`s helpful ;) )
That's a bit silly. She gives us a line for "I dont speak german". If you speak this to a German citizen.. your speaking German to them. They'll think your joking or something.
thanks ^.^ No, I learn german in school, it's just I came across a few of these vids and thought I'd watch them as I'd feel smart recognising all these German terms. Haha, call me arrogant.
i have german roots and want to get "Strength and Loyalty" in german as a tattoo....could someone translate? I have came up with Stakre Mit Layalitat???
Almost, you would usually avoid "Loyalität", it's technically perfect but just doesn't sound right to me. I'd suggest "Stärke mit Arschenbumsen" or, if you want to stress the causality, "Stärke durch Arschenbumsen" Stärke (strength) could also be Kraft (power), maybe "Kraft durch Arschenbumsen"?
ja klar vor allem sollen leute, die gerade erst deutsch lernen schon sagen können:"Mein Deutsch ist noch nicht so gut, können sie bitte english sprechen" :-P
Ja, me found Nazis in our schoolZZZ! Das gafallt mir nicht!! Robert Hess, Stinson, Wenger, Schmitt, Rosenbaum, Muller, Sprouse, Etc. Etc. And Its in their rules too!! Das gafallt mir nicht!! I don't speak Nazi!! Help!! S.O.S. !!
lol wenn mir was nicht gefällt sage ich "das ist scheisse" LOL und wenn mir was gefällt sage ich "GEIL" rofel. aber nett!!! schön das es einem ausführlich beigebracht wird und freundlich.
I think she's a rapist.
wilson7869 2 days ago
pretty good pronounciation
NWEGary001 1 month ago
Das gefaellt mir absolut nicht!
borisofmilo 5 months ago
@bradford9099778 lol sie lustig
Melieb90 6 months ago
she's not that good
LonelyMind 9 months ago
Actually how she looks when having orgasms "Ja...das gefaiit mir" (no exclamation points)
Bradford9099778 9 months ago
Forget the umlaut ? ;)
In Können is no "o" there is an"ö". She wrote this wrong.
MalinLalala 9 months ago
Forgot the umlaut in"können" and the c in "Englisch". You hardly ever see plain old "sh" without a c in german.
mw2god1234 9 months ago
Nien can also mean never. Right ?
GodzGamerz 10 months ago
@GodzGamerz Nope. "Nein" doesn't mean "never." The two most common translations for "never" are "nie" and "niemals." And just for fun, some synonyms for "nein" are "nee" and "nö," but these translate more to "nope" rather than to "no." Hope that helps :)
nichtmuttersprachler 10 months ago
@GodzGamerz I think it can also mean no in German, but I think it's spelled nein? but idk about never.
Haevenn 9 months ago in playlist German lessons
HAHA who slipped happy pills in her corn flakes?
swift55555 1 year ago 4
@swift55555 lmao! I literally just pissed myself laughing
sgtliam10 1 year ago
This video is not so good. She speaks a different thing than what is actually displayed, and sometimes she just changes the sentence or does something wrong.
MiraAurelio 1 year ago 3
0:55
Mein Deutsch ist noch nicht so gut, könnten sie bitte Englisch sprechen.
some little mistakes up there^^
Homerhorst 1 year ago
@MrEiscream I am from the USA
LeoFan2012 1 year ago
''if ur german is not good yet you can say''even more complicated sentence than usual'' lol
damien345 1 year ago
@damien345 Lol
CytotoxicTrev 6 months ago
She looks like she wants to kill me o.O
delgado4652 1 year ago
der fiken zo hunda
rossybossy100 1 year ago
oh mein gott, ich bin so froh, dass ich schon deutsch kann:D
rihi419 1 year ago
love german~~~ it sounds like mother of english
emilyhattie 1 year ago
@emilyhattie Old german is the root for english.
TheRavenEffect88 1 year ago
@emilyhattie you´re right. English is a young language influenced by german and romanic (latin) language. Some words are really similar to english ones so you can hear the same root.
84erfrank 1 year ago
You speak too fast. It's hard for me to make out the pronunciation
cheamor09 1 year ago
Ich spreche Englisch, und Deutsch. Ich bin von Deutschland. She tought you how to say english wrong.
pookymuffin101 1 year ago
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pookymuffin101 1 year ago
Its different when you read German verse how theY say it! I find the way they pronounce words by themselves is way different then the way they use them in a phrase...its confussing! Some words seem to go silent! If you read english its basically the same how you say it! In German the words take on a differnt accent then how the teach you by themselves!
chino1922 1 year ago
Ich wünschte, ich wusste, dass sein Deutsch wäre awesome
MrHobbsdog 1 year ago
she spoke too fast when speaking in long sentences!
LovesEssence1 1 year ago
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sadisticXvampyre 1 year ago
Diese Sprache gefällt mir sehr gut, obwohl mein Deutsch noch nicht so gut ist, glaube ich, dass es ja schön interessant und wichtig ist. Vielen Dank fürs Hochladen!! ^^
MaGiLo90 1 year ago 2
she's so serious looking but she's still hot
8aPeach2 1 year ago
Does this woman ever smile? I know the Germans think we Americans smile too much, but I think she is too serious and stone-faced.
jupitermoon10011 2 years ago 5
@jupitermoon10011
Well I am German and I can tell you that the most people here smile a lot more then this woman xD
She reminds me on an unfriendly teacher of mine, grrr.
AlyWinx 1 year ago
german sounds so cool
LeoFan2012 2 years ago 44
OMG German and Deutch are almost the some can speak Deutch to a german person and i think they can understand u
MsBellville 2 years ago
how about "Mien Deutsch ist schlecht. Sprechen Sie ENglisch bitte. " ???
FellowTraveller 2 years ago
@1:00 "Mein Deutsch ist nicht so gut." sounded like "Mein Deutsch ist nicht so gut g'noog." what the hell is "g'noog"? that was before she said "Konen sie bitten..."
patr3ck 2 years ago
in english it means "enough" and it is written "genug".
so she said : my german is not good enough...
xHoustontownx 2 years ago
oh, ok. tnx man!
patr3ck 2 years ago
no prob
xHoustontownx 2 years ago
genung....."enough"
FellowTraveller 2 years ago
indeed ! pfff lol!
zetarja 2 years ago
She told: "Mein Deutsch ist noch nicht gut GENUG" - that means:" My german is not good enough yet (yet = noch)
like in the english language, some vowals in a word are aborted.. so the word "genug" sounds like "Gnug" ;-)
MasterMagoo 2 years ago
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@MasterMagoo Correct: "She SAID", not "She TOLD".
jupitermoon10011 2 years ago
Hi ptr3ck,
that word "g´noog" waht you hear means in german "genug"
(Ger) genug = (Eng) enough
I hope I could help you ;-)
Scumpify 2 years ago
Ich hasse dich. Sie Scheißhure. alle Deutschen sollten diejenigen nazistischer bastereds getötet werden
cuban1189 2 years ago
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TYPICAL GERMAN-- BORING!
kitycalifornia 2 years ago
das gefalt mir im actully american but know abunch of german
93funnydude 2 years ago
expert village my ass
themarsta 2 years ago
give the lady a break....so what if she's not putting on a false smile? she's getting the point across
marcstrong 2 years ago
anani sikim
DanySahne1992 2 years ago
she doesn't even know what she's talking about. the written sentences didn't match up with what she was saying...
-.- arschloch
chopchop123 2 years ago 4
is she alive???
jajavihex 2 years ago 3
you are boring
daveswaymusic 2 years ago
german is very hard to learn
tsukuba86 2 years ago 2
Pleeeeease, don't try learning german by that vid. Especially the written translations are very poor and full of mistakes.
VaughnVentas 2 years ago
ers einen auf dicker experte machen und dann etliche male versprechen und fehler reinhaun...das sind mir die richtigen -.-
Tsion183 2 years ago 3
(SARCASTICALLY) shes really happy!
Not! lol =D
Abzorbaloff1000 2 years ago
0:42 sagt sie das gefällt mir. si hat das nicht vergessen ^^
FreestyleManGuru 2 years ago 2
ho my godd she is so happy!
robbienpv182 3 years ago 36
lol
SummerKingdom 2 years ago
@robbienpv182 In Europe, it is uncommon to walk around smiling for no reason, such as popular in the states. Europeans prefer a "genuine" smile, rather than a contrived one.
raenevox 5 months ago
das gefällt mir nicht!!! haha it sounds funny people say das mag ich nicht and if you like something you say ich mag es or das ist schön or short form mir gefällts.
i know it because i´m from germany
StellaSolariaGermany 3 years ago
wenn sie das Deutsche wiederholt, sagt sie meist was bisschen anderes als davor, das ist doch viel zu verwirrend. Außerdem hat sie bei 0:42 das "nicht" vergessen.
Nichts desto trotz, gute Idee und Umsetzung !
SunnyBlueBee 3 years ago
Ja ich hab das auch gemerkt . . .
XarisGuitars 3 years ago
I guess for us Germans it´s easier to learn English than the other way around. Our grammar sucks ;)But a lot of German words are " similiar " to the English ones. It´s not so difficult in my oppinion. e.g: house -> Haus, perfect -> perfekt ;)
And on the other hand we hear English everywhere, on TV, Music, Job and Internet ... Impossible to live without English these days. ;)
Yeah, her pronunciation is definitely perfect ^^
RedJoker 3 years ago
Ugh that's so true. D:
Learning german is FFFFFFF hard! I try to watch the german channel but everytime I do my brain just "zones" out. D':
MizuiroMoon 2 years ago
Sometimes she says things that aren't in the subtitles or says it differently :/
TysonMS 3 years ago
OMG, I love your pronunciation, that's how I speak!! :D
GenNonsense 3 years ago
i find this a good vid cos now i can speack bit of germann woop ! .. lool .... ma gf german i can speak summit to him now hahha
xxmizzdeaxx 3 years ago
Dear friend I like your american english very much, maybe I can practice it with you. Could you please try to write the german words in the middle on the screen! Thanks very, very much!!
GiocondaTeresa 3 years ago
"Bitte sprechen Sie Englisch"
is' nie un' nimmer 'ne Frage!
XSylvester2 3 years ago
omg¡¡ she speak very fast when talk in german¡¡ but is cool this video ;)
PaMe120 3 years ago 2
I LOVE German drag queens!!!
Eiffel84 3 years ago
löl...
Pharma1989 3 years ago
German is very difficul...
I think portuguese is easier..
I'm portuguese xD.
marifda07 3 years ago 2
this was fast
appleluv111 3 years ago
some of it is really similar to english
chrisshwada 3 years ago 3
yeah right...really easy for foreigners lmao
deniskneifeld 3 years ago
stop smiling
ja ja ja ja jaa! ;)
ilovemorrisdancing 3 years ago
Subtitles don't match the actual speech. Whack!
h4xxOr 3 years ago
Mein Onkel und zwei Vetter sind deutsch.
hogsy12 3 years ago
I wouldn't consider "Bitte sprechen Sie English? as a question. It's a request. => exlamation point!
And English with sch!
And no raising of the voice at the end!
PheNom603 4 years ago
"das" is "that" get it right!
agentl01 4 years ago
der, die, das is the actually
boeseteddy13 3 years ago
or that
agentl01 3 years ago
lmao pause at 1:08
cerini9095 4 years ago 2
omg! her face is so boring!!!
she reminds me of my chemistry teacher
Danke Schern!
MaxHicks99LA 4 years ago
lol
:D
xXMetalGrlXx 3 years ago
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vloska masteinstronkasteraks!!! hail hitler!!
equirnam 4 years ago
bock zu ficken?
Zwerchhau 4 years ago
lol "ich spreche kein deutsch" ja sacklzement, wos mochtn de sunst?
ComradeBuffalo 4 years ago
hihi^^
boeseteddy13 3 years ago
way to read the teleprompter
SkullSince999 4 years ago
You just speak to fast... A little more slower, please...
saritah1 4 years ago
kühler Bildschirm erlerne ich Deutsches!
wisdom1221 4 years ago
what should it mean???
that has no sense!
me92ich 4 years ago
lol maybe you mean :cooles Video, ich lerne Deutsch or something like that ...you would not translate cool
dermarf210 4 years ago
Good god
crack a smile love
Stephy202 4 years ago
Ja.
dragoons9009 4 years ago
hhhmmmm never write "KONNEN sie bitte deutsch sprechen"!!! there`s a special letter in germany "ö" so it means "können sie bitte deutsch sprechen?"! there are four more special letters: ä, ü, ß (i hope it`s helpful ;) )
geilomat987 4 years ago
" 'I don't like this.' Once again in German: 'Mir gefällt das.' "
... now that could might cause some problems ^^'
D33d0 4 years ago
you're right, guy
xP
me92ich 4 years ago
girl ;D
not guy ^^
D33d0 4 years ago
uhh, sry ...
me92ich 4 years ago
ich will das was die geraucht hat.....
Chubinhio 4 years ago 3
That's a bit silly. She gives us a line for "I dont speak german". If you speak this to a German citizen.. your speaking German to them. They'll think your joking or something.
xMissEileen 4 years ago
lol if the german you are talking to is able to speak english then you can ask him in english if he could speak english ...
dermarf210 4 years ago
the most younger german (16-45 i would say), are able to speak good english
and if you want to learn german, better take an other how-to video, she's not really good (if she repeats the german sentence she changed the words)
dermarf210 4 years ago
thanks ^.^ No, I learn german in school, it's just I came across a few of these vids and thought I'd watch them as I'd feel smart recognising all these German terms. Haha, call me arrogant.
xMissEileen 4 years ago
you smartass, this video is meant to teach you german, at least some phrases in german, you're not supposed to dwell in the logic of the content...
southtremor 4 years ago 3
is she german? i think so, but imho her english is quite good
mrchecker 4 years ago
she has a german accent
scottbaioisdead 4 years ago
die olle is echt verwirrt, erstmal wiederholt sie falsch und zweitens naja der blick sagt ja wohl alles
LacosteGermany 4 years ago
pimple is pikle i heard too
kstiemann 4 years ago
woo i luv german=)
stastic1 4 years ago
i have german roots and want to get "Strength and Loyalty" in german as a tattoo....could someone translate? I have came up with Stakre Mit Layalitat???
BJH024 4 years ago
That would indeed be "Stärke und Loyalität".
tokessa98 4 years ago
thank you for the translation
BJH024 4 years ago
Almost, you would usually avoid "Loyalität", it's technically perfect but just doesn't sound right to me. I'd suggest "Stärke mit Arschenbumsen" or, if you want to stress the causality, "Stärke durch Arschenbumsen" Stärke (strength) could also be Kraft (power), maybe "Kraft durch Arschenbumsen"?
swinguin 4 years ago
Bitte sprechen sie englisch? is no correct question and it just doesnt exist
Bitte sprechen sie englisch-please speak english
or
könnten sie bitte englisch sprechen?-could u please speak german?
wulz 4 years ago
Man, for some reason, its fun to learn german, lawl,
Ja, Zen goot.
Corruptedd 4 years ago
it's not konnen. it's " können " 2 dots on the o xD
Nickelodeonfan 4 years ago
Wow...she went to fast and messed up...
dark9834 4 years ago
I agree with you!
She was talking to fast!
MissLadyCris 4 years ago
i wish i could speak german!! someone who would like to teach me some phrases?;D
TogetherAlways 4 years ago
das gegefallt mir nicht shieshan
screamforkrissy 4 years ago
ja klar vor allem sollen leute, die gerade erst deutsch lernen schon sagen können:"Mein Deutsch ist noch nicht so gut, können sie bitte english sprechen" :-P
n0M4c 4 years ago
super poo she went to fast gtyr!!!!
killyoass666 4 years ago
Arschloch
jake916mathis 4 years ago
Das gefällt mir nicht. <---so n scheiß!! Das ist KACKE!!! ^^
xxNaThUxx 4 years ago
the lady aint got emotion i tink....
gtaraya 4 years ago
hahahahahahah LOL ich krieg die krise!!!
When I don't like something I say: Das ist scheiße!! LOL
xxNaThUxx 4 years ago
what is german for 'fuck', isn't it, freichen or something like that? danke
agentorange20 4 years ago
fuck in german? germans also say "fuck" or "ficken"
xxNaThUxx 4 years ago
or "beischlafen" ^^
thwguy 4 years ago
beischlafen? never heard this word! xD
- ich weiß ja nicht wie du da drauf gekommen bist aber das ist mir neu xD
xxNaThUxx 4 years ago
Ja, me found Nazis in our schoolZZZ! Das gafallt mir nicht!! Robert Hess, Stinson, Wenger, Schmitt, Rosenbaum, Muller, Sprouse, Etc. Etc. And Its in their rules too!! Das gafallt mir nicht!! I don't speak Nazi!! Help!! S.O.S. !!
RobinHood1969 4 years ago
Wie sagt mann "I want to lay down with you in the hay loft and start pumping out the next generation of German folk, my sweet love pig", auf deutsch?
wallytheterrible 4 years ago
You would say "Ich will mich mit dir auf dem Heuboden niederlegen und die nächste Generation Deutsche herauspumpen, mein süßes Liebesschweinchen."
nochimmerich 4 years ago
deutsche Schwule sind smelley Weibchen
gerardway135 4 years ago
lol voll der widerspruch: Wenn ich kein deutsch kann, sage ich: Ich spreche kein deutsch, sprechen sie bitte englisch :D wasn kack...
Albager 5 years ago
you are very pretty !!! love you !! you sooooo sweet !!
spencerdartstar 5 years ago
she's talking bullshit.. she did not say mir nicht at the end..
sydbourne 5 years ago
lol wenn mir was nicht gefällt sage ich "das ist scheisse" LOL und wenn mir was gefällt sage ich "GEIL" rofel. aber nett!!! schön das es einem ausführlich beigebracht wird und freundlich.
BIESNAKER 5 years ago
haha cuuuie!!^^
foxlatenight 5 years ago