True

😂😂😂😂true

plus Jen looks incredibly great in this interview..wow

Tipikal Amerikan

@@user-rp3ui7ph4w what does that even mean? Only Americans have reactions? Like, seriously, WTF is going on with your response?

@@ASMRyouVEGANyet Чел ты...

She very horny.

That's a common phenomenon: People speak different languages in different pitches. I think American women for example have higher pitched voices compared to french women. Now if a french woman speaks English she's likely to talk in a higher pitched voice. I'm not sure why that happens but it's a real thing.

@@90sHONEY I have this too lol if I'm speak English people think I'm like 20 but if I speak German and especially if they don't understand German they say I sound like a 29 year old Russian My voice is much higher in English but I think it's cuz I try to speak smoother if I speak normal I have a accent and sounds much deeper

Yeah, that happens to me, too. Im a native german speaker and every time I speak english mit tone slips higher. Its a weird thing actually.

Yep happens to me. Filipino native tongue high pitch. It gets lower qhen i do English

I think one speaks a second language at a higher pitch because one is concentrating more intently on every word, whereas in L1 one speaks casually and therefore at a lower pitch. It's much the same reason why one's pitch rises when one is excited or furious -- greater intensity.

oh jaaa, er hat so eine angenehme, beruhigende stimme :)

Get to da choppa

Sadly that's wrong because choppa sounds funny and we just say Hubschrauber or Helikopter

Nobody, I mean nobody, should learn German from Arnold. I’m German and I can barely understand Arnold speaking German.

the real word is Hubschrauber, because you need someone who honks and someone who screws

and i thought all the years, that the thing, henry fonda drove in "Easy Rider", is a chopper. crazy.

impossible, as soon they realize you speak english they only talk english to show you how good their english is... ^^

Wie gut bist du denn schon in Deutsch?

Why not saying 'can I practice my German? When it's to complicated we switch back to English?' Most people are understanding and appreciate the willingness from foreigner to learn another language. I adore Chris Pratt for that.

Another possibility: you speak german so you can practice and your german and swiss colleagues can answer in englisch, if they want. If you make mistakes they can correct you and repeat it. I do this with a friend of mine. He is a mix of Amarican/Brasilien/German. Grew up in the States. So he get a chance to speak german with me

Ooooh, großartig. 😍Ich freue mich immer, wenn Ausländer deutsch sprechen wollen. Aber ich muss zugeben... wenn sie es nicht explizit sagen, switche ich auch immer schnell ins Englische.😉

and when I grow up I wanna, I wanna, I wanna, I wanna... (pulp 'common people' live in Reading 2011)

YES😎👊🏻

From the US, I was in Germany for a month when my parents lived there (they worked at Landstuhl medical hospital, so everything was typically all in English) but lived in a German town. I learned a little bit of rudimentary German but most of the time when I tried to talk the native Germans would just respond to me in English. I think they appreciated me trying though.

@@tjhall9377 Yeah sometimes I have American customers because near us is an American Army Base and some try to speak to me in German but then I think "oh my" and just answer in English and then everything is faster.

That sounded abit catty! 😂

You know his father is Arnold so he learn to speak german😂

German ancestors

@@Mychelo Arnold is his father in law, not his father.

I’m loving learning German by binging on Rammstein! 🤘

Not it’s not. (I‘m german)

@@linajurgensen4698 Sure?

@@chaguito5549 I can confirm. Not German.

Actually it could be a german name. Uncommon but could be. I personally know someone with the name "Patt" so yeah it could be. Don't let them fool you. There are so many uncommon or let's say rare names in Germany that you can not rule "Pratt" out. To me it sounds like a name from the south.

Ja aber leider erst in ein paar Jahren

Denke auch erst in paar Jahren wenn überhaupt habe ihn nicht in Phase 4 gesehen

I visited Germany for 2 weeks in high school, the first or second day I was relatively frustrated that most people would speak English to me after a few sentences. They explained that the people were just trying to be polite as most Germans speak English quite well, they were trying to communicate in a way that would be easier for me.

Not sorry for my blurry focus instead to hearing Chris' Germany

Her!

Lmao

Silver Linings was great imo