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I am from Vienna - you nailed it :)

My dad's ancestors came from, he said, "Hesse Darmstadt." He was way too busy to learn anything about family history, so that's where it ended. People in my generation, however, made connections -- Facebook is amazing -- with relatives in Reichelsheim, a bit to the southeast of Darmstadt. When my ancestors came to this country, they changed Boehm or Böhm to Bame; Americans can't pronounce an umlaut. Like another commenter here, my Lutheran ancestors came to this country looking for religious freedom, and they all settled, after a famous "shipwreck," in the town of Jenera, Ohio -- so named because the guy who scouted out the land was a Dr. Jenner. The big Lutheran church they built is still the connecting point of the community.

Please please do Swabian / Schwäbisch German next

Love to learn German language.Anyone can help me?

Need to learn German language

sounds like a scottish lad trying to speak finnish xddddd

The rolling of the r makes it sound a lot like skot accent

Oops! I thought you were going to say Falco. :D

You are a genius actor ❤😊

Do you recommend Hochst as an alternative if doing a very quick layover exploration in Frankfurt?

this is how mr freeze should sound

And the 17st is Malorca

Your English impression of Swiss German is is perfectly understandable. It`s much clearer than average Glaswegian or Belfast accent, which I struggle to understand.

In german is called deppenaprostoph 😊

thank you THANK YOU for calling it vienna accent and not austrian accent because it's really just the viennese who talk like that (since it's...not the prettiest accent honestly, but very unique nonetheless) on the other hand, mighty impressive how well you pull the accent off, as a local I can say that your imitation is absolutely flawless, amazing!

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When you spoke english with a "swiss accent" you sounded scottish haha.

Didn't think Vienna accent is one of English accents

Standart German: "Neulich hatte ich ein bisschen Hunger und wollte mir einen Kabap holen. Es war abends, etwa acht Uhr. Aber als ich aus dem Haus kam, sah ich, dass es einen Unfall gegeben hatte. Ein Auto war in einen Bus gekracht und der Busfahrer stand unter Schock. Er sah mich an, als wäre er völlig benommen..." Swiss German: "Letschti hani chli äs hüngärli g'ha und hamär wellä än kchebab go holä ga. S'isch aabig g'si, öppä'n achti. Abär woni usäm huus uus bi, hani g'se, dassäs än unfall gä g'ha hät. Äs auto isch inän bus inädunnärät und dä busschofföör isch foll im schokch g'si. Är hät mich aag'luägt g'ha, wiä wännär föölig benäblät g'si wäri..." (ortografie slightly changed, to emphasis the differences in pronunciation).

If swiss was an english 'dialect': Lastadaa, Ee ha beid abittly hungry, d'for Ee ha wana gawn a kkebab gaw get. T'has beid s'eivnig, appan aaktei. But werEe ha kkon ootmee hoos oot, Ee ha seid t'has an akzident beid. And a kkar has eetundeard eena bus beid. And d'bus kkondukteur has beid unter shokk. Hei has awpeikkig awmei beid, leek... tawttaly eena daaz. And den mee neksty dour naakboor, d'Mr Spättly, hei has kko runnig oothis hoos oot. And d'firsty werhei has dawd beid yellig awd'bus kkondukteur: "Haay, what d'f*ukk bei maakkig der? Kka neid parkear der, dis eis a preevaty groond!" Sunan a*hawl, d'Mr Spättly. But reilly: straakt eefront ofmee hoos! But lukly nawbady has beid reilly inkurd. And laater ees han ootfoond had, dat d'houly dig has beid rekkord ona kkammera, kkos d'Mr Spättly de, has CCTV. Where <kk> is the swissest of all sounds. Standard german with swiss accent can be difficult to understand. The video does an excellent job in showing this, well done 👏! Swiss dialects however are on a completely different level. I hope the example above illustrates this for non-german speakers.

So Swiss German is to German as Scottish English is to English😂😂😂

I was thinking of konig 😂

Thank god I grew up with Swiss-german, it's so funny when you understand germans but they dont understand you xD

Sounds like Slavoj Zizek.

W are actually pronounced V : ve vent to a pop to have a drinkh vis our frrrientz, and ve had a lot of fon ! (we went to a pub to have a drink with our friends and we had a lot of fun). 😅

OIDA!!!! SUPA BIST!!

Hahaha. 😂😂 You nailed it. I speak Hochdeutsch with slightly Norddeutsch accent (Schleswig-Holstein) but, I really love Swiss German accent. It's awesome. Sounds very much like Flemish (Belgian Dutch) (I speak it as well). The way they pronounce "r" is amazing.

Bavarians are a separate nation

🤣so funny!

Epic!! ❤❤

Whoooaa ! 😯😯😯😯😯 excellent Job and its in English ! 🤣

I'm born in Vienna, and also a native English speaker - this is good!

With those profanities you had me thinking that Austrian is to German what Australian is to British.

Ein weiteres Problem, das mitllerweile eigentliche, ist die komplette Entästhetisierung der Menschen. Der heutige Mensch ist nur noch ein Vieh im Stall. Ja, seine Häuser sind Bestallungen. Das nimmt Leute mit sehr viel Geld nicht aus. Wie sollen solche Banausen gute Bauherren sein? Die Architektenschaft entspricht ihren Auftraggebern. Gute werden durch diesen Geldmob gar nicht beauftragt. Der Geldmob müsste seine kulturelle Minderwertigkeit erkennen und das schmeckt ihm nicht.

Das eigentliche Problem ist nicht, dass Altes durch Neues ersetzt wird sondern dass Gutes durch Schlechtes ersetzt wird. Unfähige Architekten möchen vermeiden, dass alte Gebäude trotz damals mangelnder Mittel als besser erkannt werden.

Ich denke gerade an Schinkels Bauakademie, deren demokratisch beschlossener Wiederaufbau anscheinend durch eine linke Bau- und Politmafia verhindert wird.

Auch wenn es eine Kulisse ist, diese Kulisse schafft die Vebindung zu den eigenen absichtsvoll abgetrennten Wurzeln.

Der allgegenwärtige Schuldkniefall, darum bettelnd noch mehr ermordet und verbrennbombt zu werden als durch Arthur Harris und Curtis Lemay geschehen. Wie Lemay später sagte: "If we had lost the war, we all would have been prosecuted as war criminals."

Bauregeln sind nur Regeln. Man kann sich fragen zu welchem Zweck und zu wessen Nutzen sie tatsächlich geschaffen werden.

Monty Python??? Yes, please.

An English-speaker who successfully manages to wrap his tongue around an Bavarian dialect in English is a rare and precious thing indeed.

I have to apologise because you actually didn’t reveal your personal opinion about the reconstructions. Should have watched it right to the end before commenting on it.

I love the reconstructions. They should do more of this. And I don’t care what you think of it TC Jacobi. It is surely at least ten times better than what there was before.

bro what was that intro lmaooo

So glad those ducks were not verboten❤. Thanks for sharing

im austrian born and live in vienna my whole life, you naild it! xD dast "gschießener" reingstreut hast hahaha! xD

Poss dee soolt, fokka.

Lo cierto es que la construccion de edificios alrededor de una catedral tiene dos opciones, o dejas que los especuladores se dedique a construir bloques de viviendas que destrocen el ambiente que rodea un monumento, o imponer la reconstruccion de las casas que habia antes de la destruccion por bombas de aviacion, y cuando esto no es posible obligar a que se ajusten a un estilo similar a las reconstridas, el caso de Dresden es una demostracion del exito del segundo sistema, en cambio Berlin es un ejemplo del fracaso del primer metodo.

Do Germans think Arnold Schwarzenegger's accent is funny?