With the english "Die in Hell" you can buy shoes in germany.😂😂

The " Strandkorb " sometimes has some additional useful functions. You can tilt it for more comfortable lying. It has extendable footrests, small folding tables for eating or drinking, a fold-out sunshade and some have lockable storage spaces for valuables when you go swimming

"Moin" is an abbreviation of the Frisian "Moije Dag", which translates into "good day". "Good day" would be "Guten Tag" in High German and "Goden Dag" in Low German. Regarding the swans in Hamburg: The birds are being taken good care of by a city employee called the "Schwanenvater", during the warm season the swans are set free to roam the central Alster lake and the connecting canals(named "Fleete") in Hamburg City and also to reproduce there. When winter approaches , all of the city's swans are driven into their winter quarters by the Schwanenvater and some more hands , a smaller pond named "Eppendorfer Mühlenteich", where they are fed and cared for through the winter , also that pond is kept ice-free for them, only to be driven out on the Alster lake again the next spring. The background of this whole, annually repeatative procedure is an old legend , that says as much , that the city of Hamburg would be always doing fine and would be always prosperous, as long as there would be swans swimming on the Alster lake, so obviously this is taken quite seriously by the city's administration to this very day, as they are still willing to pay for all of the expenses. Cheers from southern Schleswig-Holstein

man, your pronounciation of the german language is really good!

Northern Germany is underrated by foreign tourists. You have a lot of beautiful cities small and big, but also great nature like the beaches and the lakes.

The recipe for "Matjes" comes originally from the Netherlands. The raw fish fillets (from herrings caught between May and July) and pancreases are pickled in a brine for about 5 days. By the enzymes of the pancreas a fermentation process is started. The other kinds of soused herring in Germany are "Bismarck herring" (fillets pickled in vinegar) and "Rollmops" (herring fillet rolls filled with onion and pickled gherkin, also pickled in mild vinegar).

According to legend, the swans warned of an attack by pirates with their loud chatter. Since then, 100 swans in Hamburg have been fed and housed in warm stables in the winter. It is a big event every year when the swans are released back into the Elbe

Please also react to the other 3 parts of this vid, it shows how different we Germans are and how our basic values connect us, even though we are different cultures in one country.

We usually have nudist beaches at lakes here as well. Germans just dont tend to "over-sexualize" nudity as much as americans do, its just natural. We have mixed Saunas too.

14:27 Labskaus usually looks worse, because potato, beet and corned beef are hashed or mashed (more like eaten once already), but it tasts really fine.

Hello from Bremerhaven. From the North Sea coast. We in the state of Bremen (Free Hanseatic city) also like fish. And we also have some stories. One is that around 1900, over 7 million people emigrated here from Europe to America. And today, the US Army still has a base here in the harbour to transport its vehicles.

The video you are looking for is from the YT-channel RobWords and is called „How anyone (including you) can read German“.

Yes I have been to a nudist beach (I am from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern though, so that's not really surprising). Matjes is basically sour pickled herring. I don't like it that much tbh and I am from Northern Germany and like fish. It's an acquired taste I would say and I never managed to acquire it.

The Anglo-SAXONS were Germanic tribes that came from the modern-day German state of Lower SAXONY (Niedersachsen). In Niedersachsen they still speak Low German and Frisian which is the closest language to English. Frisian would still be intelligible to speakers of Old English

You are a very nice guy. Your German pronunciation is very good.❤

often tourist go to Munich, Frankfurt and Berlin and say:' I was in Germany.' Or even if you live for years in the South, the North is very different and has its own traditions. A comic strip/movies wrote by Brösl(Kiel) tells about the differences, in a funny way. It called 'Werner', with many inside joks that mostly only people from Schleswig -Holstein understand. The best scene of his 1. Movie is when Werner commemteted a sokkergame🤣maybe you find it on KZfaq.

Been to Vancouver Island 5 years ago on a trip around BC in a RV. Was an amazing time even though we had no luck seeing whales. Loved the scenery and nature of the Island. After that we travelled on via Kamloops, Golden, Revelstoke, Banff, Jasper and back through some tiny one-laned Highways to Vancouver. Some day I will come back...gorgeous country and people.

Yeah island-time sounds like something that could be used on the frisian islands as well. By the way my perception of Vancouver Island comes from a really cool book by the well known German writer Frank Schätzing "The Swarm: A Novel of the Deep". One of the main places where that story begins is Vancouver Island. It is said that Schätzing wrote most of his book in the Wikaninnish Inn near Tofino. It is a really good book and of course it is translated into English.

I am from Rostock and we have a normal and a nudist beach part. So yeah I visited multiple times its just normal and much more casual than you would think.

Look at the beauty of my Home City Leer/Eastfriesland !😊❤

300 l/a averages out to about 6 or 8 cups (as seen in the video) of tea a day or around 0,92 US-Starbucks ’Trenta’-size cups ^^ A nice hot tea whilst watching the winter storms whipping over the North German beaches is an experience of another kind.

Thank's for reviewing it, mate! You do have some nice ferries there at Vancouver island, right? They were build in northern Germany. I saw how they were built. Also, at the end of WW2 an allied bomber got downed by air defence in my (later) neighbourhood. It was a Canadian machine. One crew member was found dead in the garden of my family's home by the then owner. When we renovated the attic a decade ago we found a canadian army revolver. The previous owner hid it underneath the wooden floor. Presumably he expected uncertain times ahead. Lastly, 5 out of 6 siblings of my greatgrandma emigrated to the US in late 19th century. One moved on to Canada, BC, Vancouver bay. He bought good land on an island as they were farmers. Albertsen or may be written Albertson. As they left their home it was in Denmark. But it's since then german again. I saw a black and white postcard early 20th century of a newly built little single lane bridge to this island. I could find it at Wikipedia as it had it's 100th anniversary. So greetings across the Atlantic, mate! 🙋‍♂️🍻

15:30 in the rest of Germany it's coffee and cake time at 15.00.

The Baltic Ocean is so friendly, you can hardly see the tides, its very flat, nice sandy beaches, some ppl say its pretty cold but Iam fine with it

You won't believe but we go to nudist beaches whenever we are at the baltic sea. It is fun to swim like this and enjoy the sun.

Oh, I would also love lonely beaches as a North German water rat who lives near the North Sea. Whether it`s the North Sea , the Baltic Sea, or the Mediterranean. I love going swimming there and being on the beach.💞🏊

I‘m from and living in north germany, close to the sea, but Fish isn’t my preferred dish. I eat them so less I can. But I love Matjes-Brötchen. It looks not good but it tastes delicious. 😍

Three cups of East-Frisian-Tea is not so much, because the typical East-Frisian-Rose cups are very small. But the tea could be very strong.

more about food from my hometown:Trying Northern Germany's MOST POPULAR FOODS from the 'type ashton' Channel Have your dinner first, or it'll end in binge eating...

'Island time'is a very god phrase and describes it exactly, but on German Islands in the North Sea you have a weather depending time, especially in. winter.

Hamburg is a young state because its such a big city with lots of opportunities which obviously attracts young people. But if you are just getting old or become a parent you would want to move to Lübeck where there is less noise pollution less traffic and less people

Hello! I like drinking tea. I used to do it a lot when I was a teenager. (Now I drink more herbal teas or indian spicy teas). By the way: In the rest of Germany coffee is a bit more popular, I think. 🫖🍵☕

I really admire your German pronounciation! It is really really good!

The fun fact is, that the Saxons from the nothern coast of lower soxony moved out to england round about 700 years after christ, the trieb of the Angeln from danmark did the same, at the same time,........ now you know what the british mean, if they tell u something about the Anglosaxons..

Matjes is raw fish with oniens and vinegar. I personally do not like fish very much, BUT I am from the South of Germany. To each its own. Elmar from Germany

Matjes Hering wird in in einer Salzlake eingelegt für ca. eine Woche es ist eine Form der haltbarmachung. Man kann es grob mit dem Einlegen von Salzgurken vergleichen oder im Englischen mit Pickeld Cucamber

I am suprised she talked about beer and Bremen at the same time and did not mention Beck's..

I go to nudest beach on Zingst every summer😊 I live in Stralsund ❤

Do you the know the mountain called the Chief near Squamish? When I first saw it, I immediately knew I wanted to (rock) climb it. It’s a beautiful climb with a nice view of the bay.

Liebe Grüße aus Düsseldorf,aus dem Westen von Deutschland 🇩🇪 20 Minuten von den Niederlanden 🇱🇺in der europäischen Union 🇪🇺🙏🍀

10:17: It is about the close relation of Low German to English, not High German. In fact, Low German is more closely related to Dutch and English than to High German. Which you can see at words like Schiet, Schipp, Pott, Pann, Buddel etc. and grammar, which has no dative and accusative cases, but only an objective case.

05:06 1. No, 2. Wouldn't mind

Btw, I would like to mention that your attempt to copy the German pronunciation is very good, above average. I think you could speak passable German within a very short time

Moin aus der wunderschönen Hansestadt Lübeck.

And here is the video about understanding German for English speakers without learning it you are looking for kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jMuShr2jrdPXeWg.html Btw. Plattdeutsch comes from flat-German (the German 0of the low regions near the coast which are mostly flat...

The woman who conducts the tea ceremony, Celia Hübl, is a mystery to me. She speaks very good High German but she has a south German or Austrian name (Hübl). Why I think this? There is an "e" missing between the "b" and the "l" in her name... I think that she married a man from southern Germany or Austria...

I was at a nudist beach but not in germany tho.^^

11:26 the hanseatic league (the merchants) won a war against the kingdom of denmark btw. Just to show how powerful they were. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dano-Hanseatic_War_(1426%E2%80%931435)

❤Franzbrötchen ❤

Ich bin ja immer noch für eine Vereinigung : Niedersachsen, Bremen, Hamburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Norddeutscher Bund 💪🏻