If a german says "You can't complain about that." You know he really likes it because complaining is one of all germans favorite things.

Even as a native German, I never realized that most german complements aren't about positive traits but the lack of negative traits. xD

If a German smiles slightly, they're experiencing mindbending levels of euphoria and joy.

German stereotypes and culture with British dry humor is something else. This is a whole genre. Really can't get enough of these.

"for the price it's ok" THAT'S THE LITERAL SENTENCE MY GERMAN FRIENDS SAY TO ME EVERY.SINGLE.TIME. I'M DYING

The strongest emotion you will ever see in a german: "it's ok" Ps. I'm sorry if I offended anyone, I was trying to make everyone laugh. It won't happen again Ps2. I don't speak German, please, don't talk to me in German, I can't understand you

The whipping the tears away with bread was perfect

Bro revived every side character Ty for 1000 likes! 🙏

The highest compliment you will ever hear from my dad, is: “Das können wir mal öfters essen.” “We can eat that more often”.

I once said "it is edible" when visiting my family in Hungary and learned the hard way it's *not* the highest compliment *outside* Germany.

Not the ghost baby being dropped.😅😂🤣

He brought back the OG German characters to praise him.

Ah yes, the Finnish version is " I would choose this over a beating."

My parents sometimes tell me that I’m ungrateful, but in reality I’m just even more German than they are

These shorts bring back so many fond memories for me as an American Soldier stationed in Germany from 1989-1992. Best time of my life! Ich liebe Deutschland!!

“Es Geht” = mind bending levels of happiness today

For those who don’t know, the response to “how does it taste?” in German is literally “It tastes.”

Liam, the German will be with you, always ~ Master Yoda

The oldie giving his approval gets me every time LOL

As a student of the German language, these videos are absolutely incredible and hilarious. Danke from an American! ❤🫡🇩🇪🇺🇲

To have a German man say "for the price its okay" is one of the highest praises. Also he even had a lil smirk🤣

As a German I can confirm that we wipe our tears with a slice of bread

The fucking force ghosts bro 😂

Being from southern United States, I adore the German bluntness!

"Ihr sagt gar nicht, ob es schmeckt!" "Wir essen es doch."

As a German I can tell he was very emotional in this moment.

Not the wiping away the tears with bread lmaooo

It's amazing how many people watched it happen. Love the way he smiles

"It's edible" I died laughing ... I am guessing that is a great compliment in Germany.

Now he did it. He is a REAL German !!!! Congratulation.😊😊😊

It’s the drying his eyes with bread for me. 😂

What a emotional video I cried so much omg 🥹😭

My german grandma used to treat my mother's cooking attempts with "better than nothing", and that meant a lot💔

As a German I can confirm that you can hear singing angels when you finally adapted to being german

That soundtrack is just too much 🤣🤣 I love it!!!

When he started goose stepping that was my favorite part.

I'm an American who's ancestors immigrated to the United States from Germany and the highest compliment you could give Grandma about her homemade, from scratch (honestly really good) German style Potato Salad was "It's edible" or "Can't complain." She considered gushy compliments to be insincere.

The guy whiping his tears with full wheat bread is the most german thing ever and made me cry happy tears

I feel German by association after binging so many of Liam’s videos. Bravo!

The little smile at the end 😭😂😭

"Für den Preis ist es echt OK" shows a high level of understanding. It brings cost effectiveness and that bit of cheapness into the equation that's so common. I myself am a proud user of this phrase and hear it on a weekly basis from other people 😂

True (and apologies for the length) story: I attended Virginia Tech in the United States for my Masters and got to know a handful of German graduate students studying engineering. I enjoyed watching and talking about the Bundesliga as well as the Euro Cup. So we got along well. One of my friends (his name was Jan) was just like German Liam. Rolled his eyes every time I was being too loud, would pull his beer back every time I forgot to make eye contact. Despite the fact I thought he hated me, he came up to me with 6 American college football tickets at our university, gave me one, and said “this is your ticket, I want you to explain American football to me”. I took his invitation personally and did everything I could think of to make it the best experience they could have hoped for I picked up the boys on time, I had plenty of food and beer that I knew we liked, played a lot of drinking games and had a blast. I also suggested we walk the 2 miles to the stadium and made sure arrived 30 minutes prior to kickoff While it was a big group, I sat next to Jan. Most everyone was still partying and somewhat focused on the game. Jan and another German friend were intently watching, incredibly focused. About every other play, Jan would ask me a question, hanging on my every word. I tried to explain small comparisons with the Bundesliga (which was difficult, but I think I did alright). Our school won the game in dramatic fashion and I was so pumped. As we were leaving I asked “how was the game, did you have fun?” All Jan said was: “it was ok” As a person who grew up in the American Southeast I wasn’t angry, but I was completely crushed. I worked so hard and I just thought he still had the worst time. And so, not out of spite, but I didn’t invite him to the next home game. This was simply because I didn’t think he would have a good time Midweek one of my other German friends comes up to me and said, “did Jan do something that would make you not invite him to the next game?” And I just told him about the “ok” comment. And my other friend started howling saying that they really hadn’t taught me real German. So he goes on to say that Jan was completely crushed that I didn’t invite him, that he had the time of his life last time. Needless to say, I learned that “it was ok” was the greatest compliment he could have bestowed. And I swiftly invited him to the next game, and the rest of the games throughout the season. This happened almost 12 years ago and we’re still very good friends. I wish I had seen these videos before, they are incredibly helpful!

A similar thing happend when us texans exept someone from a different state. Only difference is the food is some good ol' fashioned BBQ and by the time they are done they've got cowboy boots and a belt buckle the size of a horse on 🤠

The bread wiping tears get me every time 😂😂

As a german i can confirm that we have so much bread, we even use it to remove our tears when we cry

As a non German, can confirm Germans summoning ancestors spirits by eating is 110% scientifically accurate

Mate when u wiped the tear with the slice I bread I actually had to laugh

Nicht gescholten ist genug gelobt. Das ist das allererste, was man über Deutsche lernen sollte !! Not being criticized is enough praise. That is the very first thing you should learn about Germans!!

"You cannot complain" the highest German compliment.

Years back I visited a friend in Germany with two other roommates. I offered to cook dinner because I wanted to please them. When they tasted it they said it was nice. I thought they didn't like it but were being polite. My friend commented that to receive such a comment by Germans was high praise. Because they're was nothing about the food to complain about.😂

Bro that falling sound. 💀

"He lives in you... He lives me... He watches over, everything you see...

I made Schnitzel a while ago and somehow managed to make it taste like in a good restaurant. Anywho, my dad told me I can make them more often. That's all he said. Later that day I got to listen to a phone call he had with my mom where he told her she never has to make Schnitzel again because she won't be able to do them as good as I did anyway. My dad's truly german. Always complimenting without complimenting

I’m a sever and yesterday I had a table where the father was German. He practically licked the plate clean, when I asked him how everything tasted he said very monotone “it was fine.” I was so confused and was about to offer him something else. Now I realize he actually really enjoyed it

Not the yoda falling sfx 🤣🤣🤣

Love his Videos,but this is the best of all. Finally he arrived.😂 Greetings from Germany 🙋🏻‍♂️

THE WIPING TEARS WITH BREAD AHHHDHFJF 😭

"Can't complain about that" highest German compliment

This man has the most intricate backstory and character development I have ever seen

I always say "Der Hunger treibts rein" which means something like I eat it because I am hungry 😂

Thanks to you Liam, I learned to love our German behavior patterns again

Nicht geschimpft ist genug gelobt.

the dude wiping his tears with the Sauerteigbrot kills it🤣

That subtle baby drop was underrated lol

Meanwhile in England: Tastes good = "Interesting" Tastes shit = "Interesting"

Haha this is so accurate. I also love the reply "One can keep it in the mouth" 😂

today i learned germans flavor their bread with tears.

The dying Yoda sound when the baby fell had me lollin'!

My dad always says “Well that didn’t suck”… we are in fact part German and now this makes sense.

In Normandy, France, people are like Germans. Sometimes when you expect a « thank you » or a « that’s great », you get a « that could be worse ». 😅

the wiping the tears with the bread got me then

I love all the other recurring characters came back, the Lego yoda sound as the baby fell. It’s majestic

Wiping the tears with holy bread? Im dying!!!😂😂😂

"der Hunger drückt es runter, der Geiz behält es drin"

Als der Typ sich die Tränen mit der Brotscheibe abgewischt hat, ist das aufgesparte Lachen der letzten drei Monate aus mir herausexplodiert.

Wiping tears with the rye bread lmaoo

The build up, the music, the emotion, and the finale. It’s perfect

"Nicht schlecht" is one of highest forms of appreciation

This M83 and Star Wars theme mashup is crazy good!

The tears being wiped away with the bread is what got to me!

That feels like the end of an epic journey. I dropped a tear.

I almost thought thats a true german until I saw him smile

The old man always gets me. 😂😂😂😂😂.

The lego yoda death noise when she drops the... 😂😂😂

As a german i can confirm that these sentences are pure unfiltered german culture...even if i have never ever used them myself!

"Kann man *echt* essen" when it's really really good

I Literally had goosebumps 😭😭

Even his German side was emotional 😂

When your country's mark identity is being soul-less 😭

This is the moment when they finally accept you as one of their own, and love you as their friend. They'll want you around at their barbecues, make sure to have that beer that you like in the fridge, and ask your opinion on stuff. Welcome to Germany ❤️

Not the Force Ghosts coming back to benevolently witness and approve 😅

the bread wiping the tears😭😭😭😭

The way he wiped his tears with the Brot 😂

As an American male, I am constantly accused of being emotionally unavailable, overly rational, too pragmatic, and am vilified for always demonstrating blunted excitement. I have found my people. I am coming home. 🇩🇪

I LOLed hard ... Love the Star Wars connection

I love the little smirk at the end of your videos

We need a crossover collaboration with Uyen and her German fiancé, I beg of youuu 😭😭

Mein Opa hat früher immer gesagt „der Hunger treibt‘s runter“! Hahhaha 😂

I studied theatre and I can tell you, Directors and professors give nothing but German love If you do well on a performance, you'll know by the lack of any comment. If they go through a list of critiques for your cast, and you're not even mentioned, It means "I love your work. Change nothing. Change will degrade your work."

Oder der sehr passende Satz " Gar nicht so schlecht" 😂