오! 의미 있는 시간 되어서 다행이네요 😍 시간 너무 짧아서 아쉬웠죠 ㅠㅠ 근데 이런 예쁜 말씀 해주셔서 너무 감사해요~~

5분중 어느분인가여?

이름보니 마지막에 살짝 늦게 등장한 친구네요 ㅋㅋ

두번이나 돌려봤네 정민씨 소개가 빠졌었네요^^

독일어 배우고싶은데.. 한국말도 잘 못해서 ^^;

Multicultural haha Nice xD

Me : portuguese You : russian Video : korea Subtitles : english People speaking : Deutsch

Я тоже!😂

хахаха 😂

Hotel?: Trivago

Yesss I thought the same!!! XD

구텐탁TV International Couple 오 야!! 🤣

Why?

DONG YOUNGBAE ‘cos it sounds like “Hey” in Korean and it’s very rude to say that to someone older

@@EleanorShellsdrop oh I see 😂 thank you for explaining

😂

wie geil haha

Nice.👌

me: a girl that is learning Korean and loves kpop. and is also American but used to live in Germany for 5 years 😂

@@natalie6975 close to same...American, studied in Germany, loves Kpop Hallyu and is struggling to learn Korean.

Your Spanish seems nice tho!

Heyo no same here it’s acc so sad 😂😂

Dios mio soy un estúpido

Me siento lo mismo. Soy de Estados Unidos, en Kentucky. Necesito practicar más pero no tengo a nadie con quien practicar ahora. Es muy difícil y terminé mi educación formal un año pasado. Ojala puedo obtener auyuda ó un “study buddy” pronto. ...That was really hard. Let me know how I did. 😂

@@OneWhoDreamsAwake *ojalá pudiera obtener ayuda o un "study buddy" pronto* aparte de eso yo creería que eres nativo del idioma

Yeah I was also shocked!! xD

@P Poh ofcourse hahah, it's just how good her pronunciation is considering the different tones is German and Korean

Yeah, the teachers German was amazing! I had a 3 or 4 different German teachers in school and not a single one of them could speak so perfectly!

Daenerys Targaryen my mom was born and raised in Korea and she took German

She actually doesn't speak that good german...

Yeah plotting AGAINST the students kinda changes the game 😂😂😂

@@TV_GutenTag lol reminds me of situations where like you get pranked and laugh in good fun but then....join forces with them to prank another friend or sibling lol

😂

Loollll

hahahaha good one

Korean and German sound nothing alike haha

Nikolai508 but if you haven’t heard German or Korean before you wouldn’t know

Same hahahahha

Scarlett Cloete exactly

same omg and i thought she was speaking to the teacher in korean not german n when i saw a comment saying "The korean woman speaking German was amazing..." i waS LIKE OH OOPS

Yeah I was actually in a similar situation before, that’s why I tried my best to speak slow and clearly ㅠㅡㅠ

I heard their nervous ja's and really felt for them hahaha

Can confirm

SAME😭In my Spanish class, my teacher brought in people who could speak Spanish and they were coming to us one by one, having a convo with us. But it was so stressful that I forgot everything I learned😂

Alantay Roberson Yep. Or when a friend of yours suddenly goes, “You speak Spanish, right? Then talk to [insert name]! They speak Spanish too!” Then they drag you over to this person and force you to have a very awkward conversation with the little Spanish you know (at least in comparison to the fluent speaker).

I know that feel xD

Omg, same. I didn't even realise that until I read your comment O.o

I feel you! My Native Languague is Spanish and I speak English too. But I'm learning German and Korean so I was reading the korean subtitles mix it with the english subs trying to understand when they were speaking in German at the same time 😂😂😂

me too haha

Same slskkaka

Oh yeah someone said that before! It must have been really like that~! In the situation I couldn’t quite get everything

Same here, some people assumed I only know sign language till I spoke. I know English too 😂.

Haha yeah but she speaks well on a really good level ahahahaha if you know what i mean xD

The accent was amazing too. Crazy to see how when your fluent in two languages you even obtain the accent for that language. She switched from korean to German just like that, lol.

Same

Im My personal opinions how germans and koreans pronounce words and letters it not so different. That's maybe why it's not so difficult to nail the accent. The same applies to Japanese ^^

@@OneAndOn1y Google USS Liberty.

Yes, that‘s so cute~

i like how she nods whenever her students speak in german, must be so reassuring for them

@@kiriny6389 I have a spanish teacher and honestly out of all the teacher's I've had she is the best for getting me comfortable to speak in Spansih without fear of it being wrong. She smiles a lot and speaks nicely to us, babies us a little but that's because she teaches HS while teaching us Uni students. still so lovely and when she sees we are improving our skills she ups hers speed accordingly (never babies us with thew words, just the speed). I love her and this lady reminds me of her.

@@georgaseebalack6003 awww that is so cute 🥺🥺👉🏾👈🏾

I wish my french teacher was like...he just tells me off for something I didn't even do...like once he told me off for shouting saing he couldn't concentrate in driving( it was a small 10 people French trip to a uni.) But it wasn't even me who was shouting and I'm just there like.....WhAaAtTtTt???

Yeah haha Must have been a big relieve for them haha

Yeah!

It's scary to say something in different language wrong after all lol. Even me will be intimidated if a French person enters our French class because I know that I can't speak "french--y" enough.

I feel like that's how everyone feels if a foreigner speaks with the local in their native language

I don’t remember where I heard this quote but it’s like if you speak to a man in a language he knows, he will remember it, but if you speak to him in his language, he will cherish it. So I think it’s this situation

Nonsense, your comment.

uli whittaker take a joke will u

LMFAOOOO

But it means "you you know 'hobby'?"

@@ijeoma9520 I think he/she was just implying on how she would react if someone who speaks German, ever asked this kind of question to her/him.

Yeah right ~~

Her warmth shows when she speaks Korean and German. Very lovely.

U should see their skincare routine

Christian B. are u ok

meryem omg I think he’s feeling attacked because of his crusty dusty skin 🤦‍♀️

Christian B. damn imagine putting down a whole country because they have clear skin lol

@@user-gv5xq5lb9t no not ok

😭

Wirklich? Glaub ich nicht. Bestimmt unterschätzt du dein Können nur. (Really? I don’t think so. You probably underestimate your skill.) Nah but I’m not gonna lie I had Spanish lessons for 3 years here in Germany and I can barely introduce myself.

@@MG-yu6do hola que tal? Uwu òwó

@@thiswowzer3217 muy bien y tu?

@@MG-yu6do bastante bien, estudiando para los exámenes. Sigues con el español?

Yeah she really is ~

Teaching is an art form

Oh yeah, I know that feeling xD

Same for me but just korean

Same lmao it's funny how the brain switches unconsciously between two languages 🤣🤣🤣

Ahaha same xD das ist mir grade erst aufgefallen xDDD

Same for Korean and German lol (i learn German in class and I’m mixed British)

Yeah someone else also pointed that out, only then I realized it myself 😂😂😂

Sorry but i'm live in Asia 👯👯👯👯

They should've just said "we're all from Gyeonggi except that guy" 😭

Slytherin for life I thought that was hilarious 😂😂💀

@@mariaelenabuso3086 I'm half Filipino 😂🇵🇭

Yeah right haha xD

No need for that haha If you can enjoy it anyway then that‘s all haha

Ikr

you need to sleep lmao

Yeah same lol

You can watch whatever you like🌸

When you say it like that it kinda sounds like out of some romantic movie haha Lovely~

Hate it when I ask my friends that and they're like "ur pretty without it" like NO BITCH that's not what I asked

성현애 but seriously that means they care about you they’re not fake friends appreciate them

@@3alaiyer when I say friends I mean guy friends who stereotypically don't like it when women wear makeup

What's your native language?

@@AlexandraVioletta I'm Italian with a B2/C1 level in English, currently studying Japanese... And of course I come here to see a bunch of Korean people speak German xD

@@dbomba ANCHE IO SONO ITAAAA ma parlo anche il rumeno perché i miei genitori vengono dalla Romania, parlo anche il tedesco perchè vivo in Germania da 2 anni. Ah e l’inglese lo imparo a scuola lol

@@dianat8182 Quando si parla di essere poliglotti ahah congratulazioni

그쵸? ㅋㅋㅋ 너무 귀여웠고 놀랬어요 ㅋㅋㅋ 감사합니다

Best qualification I think hehe~

I agree, my japanese teacher is soooo cute :3

honestly

Not always....u had a english teacher in india (and as indian teachers are known for slapping kids when they did wrong). I was a new student who just came from italy and had no clue about English and I had to tell her about that....and u wont believe what she did...she came so close to me that for the first time in my life I was shuttering....I was scared cause she is very strict....but now I'm even better at English than her cause I now live in the u.k.( talking about pronunciation) 😂😂

My Chinese teacher in middle school forced the whole class to drink her boba tea she made in the classroom sink and threatened to give us all F’s if we didn’t drink it lmao 💀💀💀

Ja ich dachte auch erst so “Oh gott drei Wochen...was soll ich da sagen...?” aber sie haben einfach alles riiichtig gut verstanden~!

those were basic questions anyone could learn in 2hours. For 3 weeks learning german i could write letters lol

@@bogidimitrova2326 dont forget that for asians its a completly different system of a language so its way harder for them!! As a european i understand that in 3 weeks while being tought by native german speakers i was able to write a bunch of sentences and i could write low level letters but ofc with grammar and mis spelling mistakes!!

A korean will find it alot easier to learn Japanese and Chinese then english or german. Because they are more closely related. For those of us who are European its alot easier to learn german and english then Korean. I am from Sweden and Swedish tv is 60% american or british content and its only subtitled into swedish and not dubbed. Also you start learning english around the age of 7 and in combination of with mostly american media most swedish people understand English fluently at around 13-15. I think its even earlier now because of glabalisation. in sweden people under 50-60 is pretty good at english. I know german would be quite easy to learn although the Swedish grammar is more like dutch and english. But i think around 30-50 percent of Swedish nouns are derived from German. But not grammar. I lived in Austria for a year and got so suprised how similar it was . I didn´t bother learning german tho cause i knew I was there for such a short amount of time. Most of my friends were also foreigners or spoke good english.

@@dickidsrip5262 exacly!

Woah really? ㅠㅠ

I don't think mine would even remember me ^^; But I understand if that's the case since I don't talk a lot in class anyway.

really? there are people from all over the world that speak perfect German living in Germany. It's no different than Asians in New York or California speaking perfect American English.

Really? Haha xD

Yes, but she can understand german better than speaking, she talks in cambodian while I would answer in german xD

OneIt X1 One itttt.

@@user-hb6eb2oz9c yess!

OneIt X1 😭😭😭😭😭😭💙💙💙💙💙🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤.

Hahaha yes totally know what you mean xD

Ja weil die auch so leise sind xD

mina Hey wie hat sie koreanisch gelernt

Das ist traurig, Schwester.

SAME xD

Haaaaalloooo deutscher Kommentar

en ik ben de Nederlandse comment waar je naar gezocht hebt

Danke! 😂 Ich bin Nigerianer.

When you've studied German for almost six years and you can understand that comment: mr worldwide

Wird es euch überraschen, wenn ich als Deutscher in Russisch schreiben würde? Да, я немец и могу всё сказать в русском языке и конечно писать в русском языке. With the english language, i have a little Bit Problems, i learnig the language without a Teacher for my selve. Привет всем. Greeting from Germany. Schöne Grüße aus Deutschland.

Yes right? ㅠㅡㅠ

I know right!!! I was born in Germany and my German still sucks like I sometimes mix it with other Languages

Wow that’s amazing my cousin study german for months , 😂

Hahaha yeah and she also lived in Germany for a long time ^_^

yes. I was amazed that other country people said like that. To me Korean, German sounds elegant. I have often heard Chancellor Merkel or other German woman say.

@@white__eye really? This is so kind! I really don’t know why people are speaking German aggressively on purpose

@@white__eye I wanna go to Korea but I can’t no money and other problems and for a exchange year I need also money

@@youarejamless1918 this is because we germans have this word called "knacklaute" basically when we speak german, it sounds like we speak words that are spoken by the throat, so it sounds very aggressive and harsh.

@@NutBuster69 ich bin deutsch hahaha aber naja sie klingen nicht immer SO extremst aggressiv wie man sie darstellt

they do, its the media that tells you they dont

My class is like a bunch of animals fighting for food it sucks

@@SOTEP literally.

@@SOTEP huh? the media says Asians and Europeans don't get along? never heard that before, they're like best friends lmao.

So cute, right? ㅠㅡㅠ

Me too. I miss my korean teacher😞unfortunately all the classes are interrupted now

Oh my goood thank you thank you thank you !!😆

Jungkook Juice agreed❤️

Yessss

Yes she is I guess~!

Nooo I bet you are not that bad!

i felt that

🤣🤣🤣🤣

This sounds badddd..lmao 😂😂😂

Same ! Except i am french but i sound like an old goat when i speak in any other language I-

Yes. I notice it on myself. My whole voice and body language is totally different if I speak German or Croatian (my parents are Croatian and I learned both languages from the beginning, ). Like I notice how my whole voice is a bit "deeper". My body language becomes "more open". More south European. I start using different gestures, laugh louder and so on. Things that I wouldn't do or at least do differently in Germany. Hard to explain...

hehe, yeah, that's what I thought, too. She didn't stand in front of the class like your typical German girl would.

@@JoshTyrReece It's so interesting to read about your own experiences! A friend of mine is also fluent in Japanese (and is living there as well), and she also uses the Japanese head nod when talking German, it's so funny :D Or the Eeeehhh?? She doesn't even notice she does it, and it's super adorable!

Haha you are not alone xD There have been some others with the same “problem” xD

Im korean and still read the english ones too 😆

Yesss so good right??

Is German harder to learn than French for English speakers?

Max Hope I would say it‘s about the same difficulty. German grammar might be a bit harder though.

Max Hope I‘m German btw and studied French in School :)

@@maxhope7691 No, German should be way easier for English speakers than French, because they have the same roots beeing both a germanic language. Also a few very similair words like: water=Wasser, mother=Mutter, father=Vater etc.

Haha xD

Yes amazing...Speaking with her was just like talking to some other German

I had a similar experience when I lived in Germany. I went to a McDonald’s, and the cashier was Asian. For some reason my brain associated her as being Asian-American. I started ordering in English, but she replied in German. Then I said “Es tut mir leid. Ich sollte Deutsch sprechen.” 😂

Good skincare I guess 🥺

Koreans and Japanese, don't play with their skincare routines. They are always groomed and neatly dressed. I live in The U.S, and many people care more about pedicures and manicures, than generalized grooming

KIMCHIIIIIII

Genetics and skincare

I was also amazed ㅠㅡㅠ Keep it up, you can do it, too! 😭

I was born in germany and still suck at it so don't worry 😂😂

Lyca Takishima LOL, me too, my dad’s German and I was born there and lived there for 5 and a half years, can understand nearly all German but can’t actually string a sentence together in a way that’s grammatically correct!

Sameeeee

@@lycatakishima9206 same haha

Oh danke! ㅠㅡㅠ

Koreànisch...Haha!

Yeaah same for me 😄

swedish person here. Alot of nouns are the same but the grammar is tough.

half norwegian here

@@cherimary7071 ayyy💕💕

@@dickidsrip5262 True

Sounds confusing when you say it like that haha 😆

Exactly me lol

I didn't even catch the language switch until they put the question marks above their heads lol

The monolingual English Speaker - A classic

Das ist ein tolles Kompliment an die Lehrerin

Yeaaaah ^_^

Yesss

Ahahaha geniuses xD I wish I could tell them that xD

I wish you all the best. I'm currently learning German, I also know the basics in Korean and Spanish.

People have multiple intelligences. They are best at linguistics which means its easier for them to learn words❤️

Aaaaw thank you so much! ㅠㅡㅠ

Haora Storm right 💖

Haora How about her boyfriend?

@@mariaelenabuso3086 He's adorbs, too!~

I actually did that since forever 😂

Well, I also cover my mouth like that when I laugh and I have zero Asian influence. Btw. I am German like Lina aswell lol.

Oh great 😎👍

Same here but also English isn't my first language so my brain was like this is so much language at the same time..😄

Ece Onrat same😭

I bet you are not as bad as you think!

It only took 6 weeks for germany to conquer france!

@@joehunt6190 Cheese eating surrender croissants.

The best 🥰

But teaching them also how to write and read will be so difficult haha

ah yeah that would be so great! but i think children who are learning more than one language take quite a bit more time to start speaking

Ja das muss so schwer für sie sein deutsch zu lernen 😧

Taetae ha das ist so süß 👉🏻👈🏻

same qwq

Yeah right? ㅠㅡㅠ

Yes, that was impressive. Especially considering that they were asked to show their beginner-level skills to a native speaker of the language, that's always a bit awkward. And it was cute to see how they all visibly relaxed and were happy, when Lina started speaking Korean.

Me after 3 years of learning german: IcH wOhNe in PoLanD

Hallo, ich komme aus Deutschland 😅

Wasnt it Hähnchen?

@@BriBear I listened to it again, but they said Hühnchen with ü and not ä. ^-^

I took classes~ If I would learn alone I guess I wouldn‘t do anything and cry over my lazyness xD

구텐탁TV International Couple I’m going to take classes eventually. But right now I’m already dealing with three languages, so one step at a time. I can’t learn things without classes either :,(

Hahaha I really had fun reading your comment xD Not sure about the first part yeah talking in front of people is really not my thing...thank you~ Yeah I tried my best in reading that out loud ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

Yeah actually more koreans than I thought are learning german or want to learn german~

Yep, same here. And weirdly, I'm always feeling proud of them, whenever I see or meet a foreigner who has mastered our difficult language.

😆😊💕

Thank you!

Halllooo~ Nein quatsch, ich habe alles verstanden, was du geschrieben hast! ~(^_^)~ Ich hatte mal 3 Jahre lang Spanisch in der High School gelernt und kann gar nichts mehr! Haha Vielen lieben Dank für deinen süßen Kommentar that made my day hehe Oh wir sind und ähnlich? Das höre ich zum ersten Mal, schön hihihi hehe

Hättest du nicht dazugeschrieben, dass du Deutsch lernst, hätte ich gedacht, dass du wirklich aus Deutschland kommst! :) Du bist wirklich gut^^

Hey don’t worry your German is so good, I know German is a very hard and complicated language to learn, but it makes me happy to hear that people from around the world are learning my mother tongue 😊 greetings from Düsseldorf 🇩🇪

Very impressive actually Nikki, you seem quite proficient in this difficult language.

I had the same problem 😭 It took me a year to actually start talking a bit in Korean...ㅠㅠ

@@TV_GutenTag can I know what apps you used or channels you followed in order to learn korean . and thanks for this amazing video . I don't believe in just 3 weeks they speak german like that . poor me who has been learning german for 2 months , and yet can't speak like them .😑😩😱😱

Thanks for the nice comment hehe~

@@TV_GutenTag Of course, you are most welcome. ;-)

Oh nice ☺️ Thank you~

Right? I was so shocked when they suddenly said that one of them already goes to Germany in a few days!

When I talked to her it didn‘t feel different than from talking with other germans so I said „on a native level“ ^_^ Yeah it looked fun...ㅠㅠ

@@TV_GutenTag Oh that's right! I focused too much on the accent, because these days I often see native language teachers. Non native teachers might have the advantage that they've been through the same learning process, so they can relate to students' concerns! Ich wünsch euch alles Gute für euer Vorhaben in Korea :)

Yes I wish she would also be a teacher for Korean haha I would definitely take one of her classes xD

Oh wow, just by being married! Nice~

@@TV_GutenTag We 'go home' frequently. We've been married for 30 years and it's just something you pick up over time. My proper Dutch is horrible, but my dialect isn't too shabby, and I always fall back into it rather quickly when we do travel to NL.