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hahhahah lmao

True

A girl started a conversation with me asking me my favourite fish at a party, we went through categories of speed, looks, intelligence etc. Then I brought up dinosaurs and she thought that was weird😂 dinosaurs are apparently not a good topic

@@chasfarthing244 her loss

seins Sprache hört sich sehr falsch an, aber feier ihn dafür 🤣🤣

Einfach schlechtestes englisch 😂

exactly as you do in that comment 😂😂

Alles was er redet hört sich einfach falsch an

Ja

Watch da da fortnite cup

Griezman did the take the L dance in the last world cup lmao

He mentionened montana black

Hahaha and about twitch streamers

he is talking to interviewers even tho they are all atleast probably 40 and boomers

@@Bl4z3MC fra che cosa dici

@@Bl4z3MC I’m not Italian but I am

Do people actually eat pasta with ketchup? I thought it was a joke...

@@mca7982 We do in Sweden, fairly common.

@@mca7982 I mean it pretty good ngl. I’m Belgian though.

Who asked

@@ethankneale5855 who asked you

@@friso7762 who asked you

@@taicoops I asked you

@@niekroth1107 but I didn’t

he can. you just don't know his prime moments

he's not a striker

124 senior career goals would disagree with the first part of your comment

@@MussNdSchmeckeMussWirkeKollege Yeah. EPL fans are usually too narrow minded to watch the bundesliga lol.

He’s been better this season😀

Wtf do you really think He doesn't Score or Not often ? Just recently He Made There Goals 1 Assist and 1 Offside Goal in there Games for Germany.

@@grussgott0768 I don't think he was saying in the way u took it , he was joking I guess

@@grussgott0768 dang bro. Calm down

underrated

@@grussgott0768 You missed the joke ._.

no I think English is the problem here. you don't know his German conversations

Even on the pitch

@@sxmuelm7120 that’s why he’s a professional playing for Chelsea and helped them win CL ok

It’s hard when you move to a different country and the people there expect you to be fluent in their language and culture.

everywhere he goooooeeeeessss

Needed*

is zidane the gk?

@@pratham2333 GM advisor 🤣

@@pratham2333 no Timo Werners are the dead wood!

I can just imagine zidane shouting something and 10 werners running straight at the ball

Lol

Lol Chelsea fans love him

He played a big part in helping us win CL I’ll always be thankful of him for that, and he works tirelessly every game giving his 100%

So fkn true lol

@@ropwee5766 yes we do🔥

Jup- me watching this video and have to mute it fast.

I think it’s illegal to play in the public this anthem of the Third Reich, isn’t it?

@@Kolious_Thrace That's the first verse of the german national anthem. It's actually not illegal to play or sing it (and the second verse too), but of you do you're considered nationalist or politically far-right.

@@peterpharaol9191 oh, good to know. I think I read somewhere that playing the anthem of the third reich in public in Germany can cause you a lot of trouble, you might even end up in jail. Of course, I do not know German and I cannot tell the difference between the German anthem and the ‘’other one’’ The bad one it’s that who says Deutschland uber alles, isn’t it? I know that some verses of the original anthem were changed when he… came to power. It is a bit of a problem for non-Germans to distinguish the differences.

@@Kolious_Thrace Yeah, it's a bit complicated, but I hope I can explain it. There is no "anthem of the third reich". The anthem, that was used during the third reich is the "Lied der Deutschen" ("Song of the Germans"). It's first verse starts with "Deutschland, Deutschland über alles". It was created in 1841 and 1922 it was introduced as the german national anthem during the Weimar Republic. When the Nazis rised to power, they kept this anthem. It would often be played together with the "Horst-Wessel-Lied" (Song of Horst Wessel), the unofficial anthem of the Nazi Party. After the end of WW2, the "Horst-Wessel-Lied" was forbidden, but the "Lied der Deutschen" wasn't. The official german anthem today is just the third verse, however. So, in conclusion, the first (which is played in the video) and second verse are no longer part of the official anthem, but they aren't forbidden. As I explained in the first comment, playing and using it would cause you negative attention, but no judicial consequences.

Its Not a forbidden Part, its the old one from the Nazis.

@@grussgott0768 why does everybody think itˋs from the nazis. It was written even before ww1 startet.

@Hydra Force your mother

@@erz_stxrm5518 because the nazis idiolized it and that's what made it banned frrom being the national anthem

@Hydra Force It was written in 1841…that’s before ww1. Lack of education.

Der Schluss war zu ehrlich alter xD miesen lachkick geschoben

I'm learning your city names in college and I'm having a horrible time. Why couldn't you have named your cities easier bruh

@@rocketlaunch99 dont ask us we also sometimes ask ourselfs what the hell Our ancestors did...

Timo is clear

same

Agreed😂 But it is understandable, moving to another country is hard. Everybody there expects you to speak their language fluently and know the cultural differences between both countries. I am offered to do an year abroad in Spain as a Student in a part time after school care. They would speak German completely at that school. But when I go outside…I have no clue. I don’t know a single word Spanish.

you’re albanian

@@wellplayed4 his first 4 words refute your hypothesis.

@@i_can_c_u_2295 When you go outside and you need to think fast, it's really hard because you don't know what's next and then you become afraid to speak and make mistakes and everyone laugh at you. I have learned english by myself during the pandemic, and I never had any conversation since I started, so I'm kinda afraid to not be able to be meaningful if you know what I mean.

@@renanvinicius6036 I was in London for 4 weeks and that was my first experience with a native English speaker. I was so nervous, but it was okay. I made one or two mistakes, but they knew what I was talking about…that was the main goal. And if the year abroad was is England, the US or Australia, it would be not that problem, because English isn’t that problem, but Spanish is. I don’t know a single word…I have to hope that they can speak English and would have to communicate like that.

Yee

hes actually brazilian i doubt hed care tbh

The Song at the end is the „forbidden“ verse of the German national anthem. It‘s the First verse. But it is not really forbidden, but you don‘t sing or play it in the publicity, because they may think you are a Nazi. Today in Germany the third verse of the national anthem is used for every international appearances and in Germany of course just sing and learn the third verse.

Haha that’s what I was thinking 😂

@@caledonhockley883 Hahahah it is a good question tho