Fun fact: the UK national anthem used to be the German national anthem , too (until 1918). Not all that surprising if you think about the close family ties between the Royals, though. (Queen Victoria was Emperor Wilhelm II's grandmother)

"I love the Royals, I love the pubs, I love fish & chips and I love the Queen!" You gotta love her enthusiasm. 😂😂

I am British and i absolutely love germany and germans, such welcoming and friendly people, and i hope they see our country and our people the same

Even during the wars the British still respected the German people and their determination..sometimes it’s just politics and leaders that start these things…glad we are all friends now ❤️

I love the Germans, we're so similar. They do love our humour

Shitty toast is no bread, bread is love.

I think I've mentioned that before, but about socks+sandals: sandals for the airflow, socks to prevent chafing, essentially

You can ask the bread question everywhere in germany and you'll get the exact answer from everyone: "This is not bread, this is just toast!!!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Ahh Germany 😍What's not to love. I'm having my Stag do hosted in Munich this October, lots of great food and beer, and hopefully catch some football. Can't wait to share my broken German with you all

German folk have hearts of gold. I can never understand how they constantly get labelled as dull and rude. My question, or should I say series of questions to German's is just about linguistics... 1. Can you opt out of learning English in the German education system. 2. How often do you speak English in your day to day routine? 3. All German's sound the same to me😂😂, do you have drastically different sounding accents in your country? Like Cockney and Scouse in England or New Yorker accent and Texan drawl?

as a half german half British person,I'd like to know ,why british folks always have a downer on Germany?i live in the uk for 34 years now and come across some really hateful and nasty people,who feel thjey are entitled ton treat every German really badly.people in Germany seem to know much more about the Uk than vice versa..

The UK, or more specifically England, has lots of German ancestry, being as the Angles and Saxons were from the Rhine valley

1-Why do brits want to be different from Europe so bad?? Pound/Euro, Brexit, driving on the left side, etc. 2-If they had to swap nationality in europe, which would they choose?

I love Britain/the Brits aswell! 💙

I like how the criteria for finding a good pub in Germany is the same as in Britain: if it has a website, it's probably shit and full of tossers 😂

Questions for the Brits: 1. Why did you invent the “continental breakfast” and blame a whole continent (of which your island is part, by the way) of very diverse countries with very diverse culinary traditions for this abomination? 2. Why have you neglected your seaside towns so badly? The first German seaside holiday places were modelled on UK towns (visit Norderney and the architecture looks like Brighton). But while German seaside towns are upmarket, well kept, surrounded by pristine nature and packed with German tourists that worship the North Sea even when the rain blows horizontally, their British equivalents have headed in the opposite direction. Why? Socks&Sandals: The older generation wears them for the same reason as my 8yo: It’s practicality over style! You head out early in the morning while it’s still chilly with socks and take them off in lunch break, when it’s hot.

Fun fact: not all of us Germans are Bavarian, we don't run around in our "Lederhose" and Dirndl's". Some of us are quite "normal".

Good video and confirms why I like Germans. 🎉 I lived and worked in West Berlin in the late 1970s. It was a great place and I also really liked the German people. I thought that in many ways they were very similar to ourselves.

-You don't need a visa for the UK, when you go on vacation there, but you need a passport (Reisepass). An ID card (Personalausweis) is no longer enough. You need a visa if you want to work in the UK, but also vice versa. - 4:12 "Möchtest du mit mir ein Interview machen?" (Would you like to do an interview with me?) "to do" ist mostly "machen" in german (The Germans make often this mistake in english, because they believe that "to make" means "machen", but "machen" means to 80% "to do" :-) - Pubs and restaurants: go where the Germans (the locals) go, not the tourist. - What the Brits and Americans understand by bread isn't bread to Germans, and they don't call it as such, they say "toast" even though it's not toasted.

"I've only been to London once, but I think your country is beautiful." - Lady you have only seen the Moloch that is London, but the country is so much more than London. Try Wales for a channge or the Lake District, maybe even York for some medival history.

I love how politely the ordinary english football enthusiasts support the german anthem by whisteling the melody with them, unfortunately their whisteling skills are just as good as english beer or bread or cars or...whatever.

I have a question for Anglo-Saxon Brits: when are you coming home? You're basically just Germans living abroad. Haven't you been away from home long enough? 😁

You‘re making quality content keep it up!

Since newer materials, like those mash fabrics for shoes, people don't wear sandals any more. And you have those footling-socks that are almost invisible in shoes. So today you can have socks+slippers, and it's like socks+sandals with invisible socks.

I lived in beautiful Surrey for about 3 years and had a wonderful time there, sometimes I miss it terribly.

I am german and I love england ,the culture,the language and the little cottages/houses. Unfortuntatelly I dont know anybody from England but I might visit London this year :)

Germam bread is far supperior just wanted to leave that here

Did you know that there's actually a bread museum in the City of Ulm? ... and now repeat: "In Ulm und um Ulm und um Ulm herum." (In Ulm and near Ulm and full circle around Ulm.)

Nearly every German thinks that wearing socks and sandals is a crime

Pubs and restaurants: If it‘s on a ordinary weekday and it‘s still full to the brim, then it‘s usually a real gem.

7:40 As a German I would recommend The South of Bavaria because of the Mountains it's nice to walk there.

well, floridians wear socks and adiletten all the time :D for hiking i'd tour the eifel. that way you can also experience cities such as cologne with its roman history, cathedral, brewery culture. tons of pubs for sure.

Can`t believe you`ve been to Ulm so often ow and i still haven`t seen you! Makes me sad as basically I could spot you from my window xD

I love brits and their Humor!

Me and my two brothers all went to boarding school in England, we do love it

The guy is right dive bars are great and not easy to find.

Visit Ulm during "Schwörwoche"! 😁 There is a big party. The whole city is celebrating.

To the brits: Why are you guys putting milk in your tea?

PS: keep working on your german, u already doing great

I lived in Wales for a year. People are MUCH friendlier than in Germany. Houses... well, you can get used to them.😉 English tea ceremony is a MUST at least once. Biscuits, sandwiches, cakes and all these other delicacies. Food isn't as bad as rumour says, especially if you eat Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Indian,...😉 (I like fish'n chips with vinegar!!! And pies!) People are shorter than me (I'm 1.80m 😂) And... the people, did I already say that people are so much friendlier...? After two pints of lager everything is just GREAT!🤣

Questions for the brits: What do you think about the Northern Ireland situation at the moment/ After the election?

Brits like the Germans and Europe generally, not necessarily the politics of the EU though.

I'm German! But Socks and Sandals??? That's like a swimming trunk with a pair of braces....

Could you be a comentator on the platinum jubelee of HRM the Queen, for us in Germany? That would be so fantastic!

Let me put it this way,I like Ireland and Scotland.I hope that Northern Ireland and Scotland will return to the EU as independent states.

I think the socks and sandals question required context. If you ask do Germans wear sandals inside the home and take off their outdoor shoes outside. The answer is a resounding yes in my experience. As opposed to. Do Germans wear socks and sandals outside. Perhaps some from the older generation, like in the UK. Great video and great people.

3:40 1b. Do I need a visa for visits and/or business trips to the United Kingdom? German citizens generally still do not need a visa for visits or business trips lasting up to 6 months. Source: German missions in the UK

I love how they freaked out "That is not bread!" :D

Since Im German and British this was very interesting to watch

Ulm, yeah! 🤗

Whats your relationship to Dubstep (love you for that)

Have Friends in Wales - love the Country and most of all the british Humour :-)

If it wasn't for their accent I would of thought they were English. They had English faces

How to you feel when a British person tries to speak German to you? I was on holiday in Munich recently with my family and had to act as the translator despite being 14

5:00 It's just more comfortable and healthier for my already broken feet.

0:42 Ach Ulm!💡

I think this is so sad that you have gone the way with the Brexit. Thank good i have dual nationality before i left to go back to germany after the death from my Partner. I was living and had the best time in my life in the UK for over 20 years. We could work and Travel freely around Europe and now the British have lost this ,i am so great full to the British Cover coverment that i could study and get good qulification. I am lucky with both PASSPORT. and Proud off it.

You build a Nuclear Power plant next to a plentiful water supply..i.e. the sea. ..to keep the temperature just right.

"Your weather is shitty :D " That's right. 17°c is the hottest you'd get in August.

This was hilarious 🤣🤣

Please come to dortmund

Nice channel!

It's not true our weather is shit! We get 23 sunny days a year!

Never met a German that I didn't immediately get on well with. Very nice people. The french and Spanish ( the 2 other nationality one had most exposure to) are also nice.... But not as nice as the Germans.

I live in North Germany, and believe me it rains here a lot.

Why does the UK not allow a united Ireland? It is such a shame!

Question for the Brits: Would you leave Scotland into Independence if the second referendum is positive? What do you think about giving Northern Ireland back to the Republic of Ireland?

Socks and sandals ? I do it and I'm English ! - It's great !

When a Brit says "not bad" what they really mean is "aw man that's even worse than one could've hoped for". Why can't you just say what you think?

England - the mother country

eveyone's answering in English though... would it work in the UK getting answered all in German ? 😎

I still like 48.1% of the British after Brexit 😂

You don't need a visa as a German to visit the UK just a passport instead of an ID

Even though I had two grandparents from Hamburg and two from Sicily, I don't understand why they let the people walk through the streets like that. How are you supposed to drive your car with so many people on narrow streets? I was born near the city of New York.

Just so you know, I find the title of this video a little confusing. Is the video going to be you going around asking people in the streets of Britain what they want to know about Germans?

Don’t worry, we’ve got plenty of questions for Germans and their very very chequered history

leder brot, when in Germany (Bavaria region), I was given a sandwich made from very thinly sliced dark brown bread, was it rye bread? trying to eat it was like trying to chew leather, so i called it leder brot, is it popular? how can you eat it? its disgusting!

3:42 It isn't correct, we don't need a visa for tourism purposes.

Socks & sandals used to be a thing in England....back in the day. Don't see it anymore because they just got the piss taken!

i have one, what's all about that tea-time and more important, who can eat these dang scones and think they are yummie?

3:04 when you have to give a talk on a topic you never heard of before

I thing I noticed about the Germans, is they try to be British or American.

Plus you need water to create steam to drive the turbines.

Same tune as Liechtenstein!

My ancestors from both sides of my family came from Germany in the 19th century. I believe we German-Americans still hold attributes that seem embedded in our DNA. That is, precision, order and discipline. We show that in the things we make and the way we raise our children. Just look at the Amish in America.

boah, ich hasse socken in sandalennnnn! xD

I realy love the UK. I was in London last year. It's not true that you need a visa. You just need a Passport (Reisepass) thats all.

Q for the Bs: Mandatory closing hours for pubs, like: WHY?!

I feel like our bread is different, because we use it differently. Here in the UK, bread is mainly for toast or a closed sandwich, so it has to be softer and not so dense. Most germans I know use bread to accompany something else, as a snack, or as an open sandwich, so they just have one slice at a time. We do know what "proper" bread is, but we just have our preferred way to use it. (I do love a sourdough cob though)

Hopefully they would not change the mind after visiting😆😆

"Do you think england is a good place to live?". "Yes I love the royals" 🤦‍♂️ that's really important I guess.

"The beautiful city of Ulm" hmmmmmm

Wh don't the Germans get our humour?? They look at us as if we are nuts.I speak from having German family.

ich kann nicht farzen lemme teach u smth about gases man

The blonde girl is 🔥

For the Brits, my question would be: How do you feel about Brexit now? And: Do you hate everything on the continent now?

hows public transport in more rural areas? cause in germany public transport execept for large cities its shit

2:30 isnt that the travell4llove guy?

Very funny, entertaining, and interesting, again. Why did you Brits leave us??? You belong to us, so come back to Europe. Please! Sandals and socks: its all about hygiene! Actually, I met once a guy from and in Czechia; he was wearing sandals, and socks, but the socks weren't white, so he was no German, but Czech!

My question is: Why are the Brits (seemingly) so obsessed with comparing themselves in a competing manner with us? It feels to me like whenever Germany gets mentioned in UK news, sports, documentaries or even comedy there is a deep rooted rivalry towards Germany whereas here the focus is on Italy, France and the Netherlands (especially in football) when looking for comparisons/ rivalries whereas the UK is mostly just checked as a bit weird, nice but overall rather obscure in comparison to those stoned cheese heads, smelly frog eaters and overdramatic spaghetti munchers. The contrast of seemingly deep rooted rivalry to rather indifferent fondness always baffles me when encountering British media, especially around world cups when our blood pressure rises at anything orange or Italian but any English speaking advertisement (even in Canada) seems to be obsessed with England versus Germany