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Yeah, this female doesn't speak fluient German...
moosedam 2 months ago
this video is a shit, the person who did it is stupid or what?
TheOrgulloblanco 4 months ago 2
the most used expression is --> scheisse
parampam92 4 months ago 2
@parampam92 nope. It's "Alter" :D
Vaney0 2 months ago
Bis spater -.-
RandomlyAnimated 5 months ago
zwei...drei...eins...
TheDarkstar010 5 months ago
Ich mag das nicht ,und Ich bin Deutscher und ich wollte lehre meine bf Deutsch
TXxDuskxXH 6 months ago
YOU ARE NOT GERMAN
logelamutp 1 year ago
Please dont try to learn German by this video! Contains several errors :-/
lukasmergele 1 year ago
:D :D :D: D :D omg,LMAO.. she can't even speak german and wants to teach others german ?
CrazyDancingCookie 1 year ago
hey !!! godd video but you are missing the subtitles, how a foring person is going to learn without seeing what are you saying!! please take a note of it, thank you.
saulagis 1 year ago
I can't see the german words.... I don't know why but that helps me :/ dislike unfortunately
bryantherandom 1 year ago 32
Isn't "Bitte" right to answer a "Danke"?
And could you please, write to me the video option? Thanks :)
AditaAlarcon 1 year ago
@AditaAlarcon i think bitte means please
blitzklinge11 1 year ago
@blitzklinge11 Nein, i'm absolutely sure "Bitte" means please/your welcome.
When you ask for something:
-Kann ich habe das bitte?
-Ja, klar.
-Danke schön.
-Bitte schön.
That's why my doubt, i think the one in the vid, is a little bit formal... i don't know... German is difficult.
AditaAlarcon 1 year ago
@AditaAlarcon yes, you are correct. bitte is a correct response when someone thanks you (like saying "my pleasure", i guess), but it also means "please". check out about . com German, and this site will assist you in the more common words and phrases in normal conversation. bis später!
bigwo56 1 year ago
please take off the phrase "schön, dir kennenzulernen" or at least exchange the "dir" with "dich" ... people who take your videos for learning will learn the wrong thing!! also, "i'm lost" is not "ich habe mich verläufen", please exchange the "verläufen" with "verlaufen"!! the speaker is not native german, that's for sure!
countryquilt 1 year ago 14
@countryquilt Also it is "wie geht es dir?" instead of "wie geht's es dir?".
asdfasdsfsa 3 months ago
Danke
dcowboys987965 2 years ago
omg your grammer is so bad sorry i am german but maybe this will tell you a bit about our cluter.
sakhalin12 2 years ago