What Can 10 Euros Get You in Germany? | From an American Perspective, is Germany Expensive?
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- Is Germany affordable? In this video, we are answering that question by showing you how far 10 Euros can go! We spend the day in Bavaria's second largest city, Nuremberg, tasting popular street foods, enjoying the city & even ending out the day at a kid's dream playground! (www.playmobil-funpark.de/en/)
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I'm impressed with how good your pronunciation is, Tanner. I think you are a language talent, you should make something out of it.
Thanks Benjamin! Honestly there are days where I think I’m doing great, then others where I feel like I can’t speak English, Spanish, or German 😂. A little at a time and hopefully I’ll get there!
Willa is so cute, the way she took over the Brezel. And how she was so happy about the rose from her Dad, just adorable.
Such a lovely family!
Don‘t forget to pack a swimsuit and towels for your Willa in the summer and visit the playmobil fun park again, our two girls have always totally loved it 😘
it's always good to see responsible parents, making money with their own kids on yt!
Great video, love Germany and watching Willa grow 🥰🥰🥰🇬🇧
Such a great video and fun to watch. Thanks a gain for bringing your joy and happiness to your audiances
Oh, I haven't been to the playmobil Park in ages. There were some of my favourite memories of my childhood. I even celebrated my birthday there once
Great budget adventure! I so look forward to your videos each week ❤️. What a great day...and the food looked wonderful! Enjoy and keep sharing please 😃
Thanks JJ! It’s fun sharing, and we’re glad you’re enjoying them!
Great video! Looks like you guys had a nice time here in Nürnberg. And that is one of the best falafel stalls in town.
How funny! 😄 Nearly my whole life, I am living only 2 km (approx. 1.3 miles) away from the Playmobil Fun Park and never saw how it looks inside, because I have no kids. And after many years a video from an US-family show me that... 😄
My heart cant handle this little angel with her rose :D that is so sweet :)
So fun, that you went to Playmobil Funpark! As a kid I always wanted to go there. I‘m sure that Willa will enjoy Playmobil toys in a couple years.😊
Awww, took my boys to that Playmobil Funpark when they were 4 and 6, so 11 years ago! They LOVED it! My younger son, at 15 still remembers it!
oh yeha it seems cool
What a great experience. Thanks for sharing. Your baby is so cute. We’ve been to Berlin and love the pretzels & hotdog’s too.
Top Video!
Great Video :D
Haven't been to Nürnberg for years now.. thanks for reminding me how great that city is. 🙂
Falafel Sandwich, yummy 😋 Willa is just a delight 😍
Nice to see you in Nuremberg or better Nemberch in Franconian ☺️ It is near my hometown and I also lived there for 3 years. Nemberch is one of the most beautiful cities in Germany. Continue to have a great time.
What a nice trip to Nuremberg nad yes, your sunglasses are really stylish Willa. I can imagine how happy you have been visiting the playground. What a nice move Tanner. I am convinced you just did because you felt to honour your both girls. Well done. Have a nice weekend.
Nürnberg
@@ensuntermenschens9248 Not in English
about the Playmobil park. We try to keep the price in almost every funpark in GER affordable even for poor families, other that the oversized and much to expensive Disney Parks in the US where you spent hundrets and hundrets of Dollars.
Love following your sweet little family around Germany. I haven't made it to Nuremberg yet but it is on my to-do list. I really need to get some of those Nuremberg sausages... they are my favorite... and try one of those famous butter pretzels and see what else I could find at the market. I bet Willa slept really well after all the running she must have done at the funpark!. $30 seems like quite a deal for such a fun day out together. Thanks for sharing your video!
ye I also think its very nice. Do you like the german mentality or are the people too cold?
you family is adorable! and your daughter is so cute!
We love the Fun Park in summer ❤
We are going back when it’s warmer to get the full experience. It looked like a blast!
Very cute, you two and your little Grace Kelly. Did Willa get her first rose from her biggest admirer - her dad? I think in the Ruhr area in North Rhine-Westphalia, you would have gotten a 🌭 sausage more. There, life is not as expensive as in Bavaria/Frankenland. And Nuremberg is a big tourist city, so that adds to it. 😁😁 🙋♂️
What a lovely video. As an aside, pretzels -- or Bretzeln -- are a regional specialty that is most popular in Germany's south. In Berlin, for example, you cannot get a decent prezel anywhere, and those that you can get have no topping and taste sub-average.
yes exactly
If you ever get a chance to visit Bamberg, which is just north of Nürnberg, I highly recommend it!
I'm glad you guys are having a good time in Germany.
There are many things to see , and very different from the US .
Your little girl is so cute and adorable.
You have a beautiful little girl there ,take care of her because she is a gift from God to you guys , don't you ever forget that !
Anyway , have a nice time in Germany , auf wiedersehen , bis bald !
Willa, a star was born
Thank you for being just you.
I Love your Videos so much … 🥰🥰🥰
Guy from Nürnberg/Nuremberg here. You should definitely check out one of these tourist tours through the "Lochgefängnisse". You will learn a lot about the history of Nürnberg.
yes, youre from nuremberg too?
@@travelandliveingermany7295 Yes indeed. That is correct Sir. :)
Love it. I don't know how often you cook at home but you could also do a video with the 10 Euro budget (total or per person) with beverages and groceries from the supermarket (especially from a discounter like Aldi or Lidl).
Germany also has a Danish discounter called ' Netto '. That store make Aldi and Lidl to look like Rodeo Drive food markets...
...and they have ' Penny '. Cheapest of the cheapest, both in price and quality(!)
@@peterjaro6804 Netto is Part of the Edeka chain. And Penny part of Rewe.
Since tap water (0,2 cent per litre) in Germany is better than most bottled water, you only need groceries from the supermarket and if you try you could even stay below 2,50 euro per day per person. 2 buns in the Morning are less than 20 cent with butter and jam on it, lets say for lunch we make pasta with tomato sauce we put into it the pasta for 80 cent, sieved tomatos for the sauce 1,15 euro, 2 pairs Wiener sausages 2,15 euro and a onion into it (around 10 cent for one out of a 1 kg pack) makes 4,20 euro for 3-4 people so less than 1,50 per person. so wie are at 1,70 euro per person, still 80 cent to go for dinner, two pieces of bread should cost around 30 cent, cheese or cold cuts for those two pieces should be below 50 cent.
Staying below 5 Euro a day on average per person for beverages and groceries should be easily doable in Germany if one wants or needs to.
yeha especially the three Würstle im weckla!!
Reminds me on the TV-series "2 for 300" (WDR). Two persons making a weekend trip to several cities in europe with a budget of 300,- Euro for hotel/hostel/... food, museum, bike rentals, events, gifts,... only the travelling is separat.
We’ll have to check it out!
I loved playmobil as a kid :) its just like one big playground
We love it!
Please don't forget to visit the Bardentreffen in summer!
Yes, Bardentreffen at the last weekend in july. Music from many different countries all over the Altstadt for free. It is amazing!
what is this?
Ah, they should have like a „cloakroom“ where parents can leave the strollers with an attendant.
Seriously, Willa looks just like you when she does her little thing with the sunglasses.
I love that you can have a really nice day out cheaply in Germany. You honestly can spend very little and still eat and do things. This was the biggest thing that impressed me when I first got here. I was in Quedlinburg last weekend. You must go, Rissa. You‘ll love it. I is incredible and I kept thinking of you guys. I even took a leaf out of your book and filmed myself trying food! But I had to edit out my huge bite 😂 I was impressed with Tanner‘s head angle when he tried the sauerkraut thingie. Duly noted for the future! Have a lovely Sunday!
Hm, given Rissa's enthusiasm, maybe she should get some calming tea before entering the town?
I think they already mentioned to come back to the Harz mountain and visit especially Quedlinburg.
@@peter_meyer I think it’s great to be visibly enthusiastic about wonderful things. Otherwise who would clap in a concert, for example?
@@LaureninGermany I am sure that her enthusiasm will still be very visible. You've seen the city, and we all know Rissa's admirable joy. I am sure we will experience it again. A chamomile or lemon balm tea will not change that. I'm just a little worried that the sight of the city might make her heart skip a beat.
Sorry, but I struggeled with the word cloakroom instead of wardobe or checkroom or Garderobe because it sounds similar to Kloake or klake.
@@anna-ranja4573 Wait ... this cloakroom is not some kind if toilett? Thank God DeepL saved me here.
Die Kleine ist super 👍🥰🇭🇷
Yum, now I want a Schnittlauch Brezel too, looks knusprig
It was delicious!
on the 16. 4 in Nuremberg is. folks festival. with many large rides for children and adults. With very good street food. Willa can do a lot. the 2nd largest folk festival in Germany. From next Saturday. 2 weeks long
Thanks for the recommendation! We will have to check it out!
There’s also Legoland Günzburg in Bavaria, but it’s better for older kids as they have a bunch of rollercoasters etc.
Next time you are in Nuremberg try the Nuremberg Gingerbread (Nürnberger Lebkuchen). Nuremberg is known for it.
The Thumbnail is so cute 🤩 you‘re welcome in Germany,
Americans can be very beautiful if there more open to anyone and learn about other cultures
You‘re great examples of nice human beings!
Have a great time in Germany
Thanks for the nice comment :). We love learning more about Germany and seeing the differences between each region.
I love Germany. Hoping to get back there in October..
We hope you can!
@@OurStorytoTell Keep up the good work. Very entertaining channel.
It's salt powder on the pretzel, not flour. If you're ever in the city again I would love to give you a guide tour of some city legends that go way back into the middle ages
Hm ... the German phone cell network? 😁😅
If you are looking for some family fun on a budget, visit the wildlife park in Teublitz. It is just 20 min north of Regensburg. We have a lot of animals and a large playground. Everthing for free. I think you will like it.
Thanks Stefan! We’ll keep that in mind!
Sorry, I have to put things clear, a "Brezel" or "Pretzel" is NOT typical German! It is typical Bavarian/ Swabian although since a couple of years, it can be found in the rest of Germany as well. The "Brezel" obsession started, when shops sold them during Oktoberfest time or had "Bavarian" weeks. But that was rather marketing than a custom. For me (52, situated in the Rhineland region) it is still a regional speciality.
Thanks for clarifying! Since we live in Bavaria, it seems like they are such a common staple to everyone. To be more correct, we should say ‘typical Bavarian’, right?
@Our Story to tell
No, not just typically Bavarian, the "Brezel" is also a typical food in Swabia and in Baden (= Southwest Germany). And all their pretzels are different, by the way. The Bavarian "Brezn" is soft and the so-called "arms" (the crossed part) is almost as thick as the rest, the Swabian variety has very thick and crunchy arms, and the variety from Baden has softer arms, thicker than the Swabian ones, but still very different from the Bavarian "Brezn". There you go - it's a science ;-)
Just came back from ALDI's. 10 Euro = 2 bags of dog-food (3kg each) + 8 cans of cat food (415gr). Dog food was € 3,29 per bag, cat food € 0.49 per can. Total € 19.50
Hi guys, my bf Raoul and I (from georgian2go) would love to spend a day with you guys. I'll be visiting him for the easter weekend in Grevenbroich. We'll be free on Easter Saturday. We could do a small tour and show you guys around Grevenbroich and drive to Holland (248km, 2hours or so ?) Zaanstad, it looks lovely based on pics from there. We could chip in on the fuel as we don't have a car. ☺ Spontaneos idea as I really love collaborating and getting to know other youtubers and haven't been able to due to the pandemic. We're both vaccinated and have our boostershots btw ☺ and we're also foodies. Are you free at that time by any chance?
1:34 Little Miss Onassis. 😊
Hey, the fun park is not far away from my home!!! Next time you will go here inform me and I will join you!!! xxxxx
The strange weather is usual for this time of the year. We call it _"Aprilwetter"_
All your videos are so well made. Im asking me who does the editing/cutting of them. Tanner, Risa or a external cutter?
Thanks so much! Risa does the editing! 😊
@@OurStorytoTell ❤👍
I love Germany, and OMG Willa is so damn cute 🥰
For historical purposes you should visit the palace of justice where the Nuremberg trials were held, ❤️
They will be resurrected when the Ukraine war criminals Wladimir and Alexander - the Butcher of Syria, The rapist of Checnia, the connoissuer of little afghan boys get prosecuted and hung on the gallows.
Heey, good video! Do you live in germany, in which city? In my opinion the prices in nuremberg are higher than in other german cities. Dont you think so? Besides your video is very authentic. You have to try Lebkuchen ! even its not christmas.
Ah Bavaria. My prefered Region to live. Of course Nuremberg is just a Cats Jump away.
Hope you enjoy your Stay here in Germany as long as you like. 😀👍
So, the prices in Germany are high but not outrageous. Much like my area of upstate New York.
Your baby is very cute 🥰🥰🥰
So far I have agreed with the prices in Germany (except the prices for electricity and gasoline). Unfortunately, this will change in the coming months and years. However, this is not only due to Germany, but inflation, due to the global expansion of the money supply, will still cause problems for all of us.
Brezeln Kolb! Good call
Willa be like "Get your own pretzel Dad!"
Osterfeuer/Easterfire: 12€ for one night with 5 glasses of cola-korn and Bratwurst!
Wow you travel to a lot of place
oh yeha nürnberg is a cool city
By the speed of increasing prices next week you´ll only get half!
You know that statement isn’t far from the truth. We can’t believe how much prices are increasing. It’s hard to see happening in such a short time.
That dried fruit guy always overcharges my daughter when she gets her mangoes or pineapple. Friendly but he always takes advantage of her and her friends (and us).
We felt the same way… it was pricey for sure even for how good the mangoes were.
@@OurStorytoTell when you go back to Nürnberg, if you want something tasty try Cookie Chunkie. Fresh baked cookies, lots of flavors, and in the summer you can get an ice cream sandwich with his cookies and ice cream. It’s a treat for my girls for sure!
@@OurStorytoTell
3€ for 100g of dried Mango at a market doesn't seem that expensive to me, to be honest.
When you go to stores like Rewe or Aldi, you might get 100g of dried Mango for 2,50€ maybe 2,30€ but I would not recommend those, because you usually get very hard, thin and small pieces and not those nice, thick slices of Mango. And in stores like Edeka, who offer a bit more quality, you'll also pay around 3€ for 100g.
Mangos just don't grow in Germany and are considered an exotic fruit, which means import costs and all
How does he take advantage of you when YOU pay what he asks?
Please run into a wall, thanks.
That food is expensive when eating outside or as takeaway - not really a surprise. For most Germans - especially families - eating out despite maybe the casual Döner - is not something they do regularily and the trips you do are events that are exceptions for many of them. Even going to the bakery instead of getting some bakery goods from Aldi is for some. You can get 6 bretzels to bake from Aldi for about a EURO. Add some cents for butter and salt and maybe energy costs. Not really comparable to the prices of takeaway food. Same with the ingredients for your Crepes. If you like tried fruits you should think about getting yourself a "Dörrautomat" - the cheapest cost around 50 EUR. And as dried fruit have a long expiration date you can buy the fruits then when you see are cheaper.
That's not my experience as a native german. At least in the south west, which is by no means a cheap area in Germany, you get a pizza from a first generation Italian immigrant restaurant for 8-13 euros (depending on the ingredients (including tax!). And we normally do not give more than 5 euro tip (independent of the order size). For two person, we usually give between 2-3 euro. Greek, Indian and german restaurants are also relatively cheap.
If you really go to Aldi instead of buying a really nice and fresh Pretzel from your local bakery, i would really pity you and your taste.
@@kaddy0306 Why? I prefer the taste of fresh baked dough with my individual crust to the ones from the bakery (where it already can be laying for half a day) and I do not like to have salt on my pretzel. But I usually do not like butter on it - I bake mine with cheese or sometimes even make it with an egg/creme fraiche/spices/onion mixture. When it is about Brötchen - yes, then the bakery is the place to go - but not when it is about pretzels. And for one - I do not really think that the take away stuff really is about fantastic taste but lives from the occasion.
some do regulary but only one time per day
Willa is a Tanner mini me. 😃
That she is! ☺️
Will Willa move from her stroller to a (pushable) tricycle once it’s warm enough?
We need to get her one! Where should we look to purchase one?
Good video subject, but a bit...
You are doing this in Bavaria. Its like compare prices in California with prices in Utah. The street food prices you show on the video from Bavaria would be AT LEAST one Euro cheaper in Brehmen for example, if not two. You paid 4 Euro for the sausages in a bun with sourcraut. In Chemniz that would be Euro 2.20 or something. In fact, you are having street food in what would be Santa Monica in California, compared to streetfood in Oxnard. So the video should probebly be called: what 10 Euro will cost you in one of the most expensive cities in Germany. In other places, such as Chemniz you can get a simple sit- down meal with a soft drink for 10 Euros and an ice cream after...
However, this should NOT be taken as a critisism of your videos. I love your videos and your content. It's just meant as a clearification. Keep-on putting those video's out there!
Great suggestions! We’ll likely add this to our description to make it clear that this isn’t for all of Germany.
We appreciate the feedback!
I think the same. Especially nuremberg and its typical food ist expensive.
I was surprised hearing Tanner speak Spanish, is he from a Spanish speaking country? That'd be awesome since I'm learning Spanish XD
No he’s not but he lived two years in El Salvador and Belize where he learned 😊 So cool you’re learning!!
@@OurStorytoTell Wow that is awesome😍
Spending €30 or €300 on the shining eyes of your loved ones is never wasted money.
2 Döner in Bavaria and almost 4 in Dortmund
Servus from Nürnberg, i hope you enjoyed your stay in my hometown.
If you want to do something special I would recommend Europa Park or rulantica in Rust Baden Württemberg. It's not cheap but it is really nice and a lot to see and do for kids.
But wouldn't that make more sense if Willa was about 4 years older. In other words: I'd consider the Playmobil Fun Park more suitable for her age.
@@jessican.7295 Yeah if she is older yeh can enjoy more but there is enough for little kids Märchenwald, show's, slow rides and more
Salz/ Butter Brezeln sind eher süddeutsch. Obwohl sie überall gegessen werden.
I always have to laugh when you describe Bretzel as a typical German dish… Nobody up here in the north eats them on a regular basis… It is as if you would say Labskaus is typically German. And I‘m sure the majority of people living in the south never have heard of it…. 😁😁😁
@summersun3745 I'm from BaWü, I know what Labkaus is even though I have never tried it personally. Yet I would still count it as being typically german. And of course the same goes for Brezel. It may not be as common at the seashore but in the southern half of the country it's absolutely essential!
Pretzels up here are simply on their own. The biggest excitement is when they are covered with some cheese and bacon. That's it. No fillings, nothing. And often rather dry. It's not a traditional bread here. The rolls are better. Baker's food is quite expensive but a lot better than discounter stuff.
😂 it’s probably true! We want to visit northern Germany more to get a better perspective on food differences and that will likely help out.
Well Nürnberg is in Franconia...Franconians setting a great store on being not considered as Bavarians or "Franconia" considered as "Bavaria"...despite the fact that Franconia became a part of the State of Bavaria after the Napoleonic wars but that was no "Franconian choice"..So it would be appropriate and way more suitable especially in order to keep Franconians in particular happy to call Nürnberg "the biggest city in Franconia" instead of saying "the second biggest city in Bavaria" although it is factual true in behalf of "the State of Bavaria"..but in behalf of "the Region Bavaria" Nürnberg isn´t part of Bavaria....for Germans "regional pride comes first" then there is very long nothing and then comes in some cases "state pride" when "region + state" are the same directly followed by universal "national pride"
Pff - Nothing against the pride of the local settlements here in Austria. One village has even another dialect than "the other" village over the hill. Hilarious!
@@wolfgangpreier9160 I´m Austrian, I know.
I´m from Vienna and back in the days of my youth (many decades ago in the 70ties + 80ties) that kind of "local pride" was even on district level in Vienna...also the Viennese dialect variated from district to district. (for instance our national "TV Fußball Guru" Herbert Prohaska talks like a typical Simmeringer from back in the days)
Today that isn´t so much the case anymore because of the huge "Zuzug" from predominately the "Bundesländer" in the last 4 decades..which makes nowadays the "traditional Vienna bashing" done by "The Rurals" now so ridiculous because round about the half of Vienna´s population are "Immigrants from the rural realms of Austria" basically those "Landvolk" are predominately now bashing "themselves" when bashing "people living in Vienna"
@@michaelgrabner8977 Yupp, Favoritner, Born Favoritner, Lived 43 years in Favoriten, Now a Zuagraster in Burgenland. 🤣😂👍
Now i can play dumb Burgenlandler in Vienna. You don't know how much fun that is!
You know what 3 cars in Burgenland is? a traffic jam. And 4? A desaster! I love Burgenländerwitze!
@@wolfgangpreier9160 2 Burgenländer in a conversation.
1: Yesterday was a power blackout. I got stuck alone a whole hour in the elevator.
2: C´mon that is nothing, I got stuck alone even 2 hours at the escalator.
@@michaelgrabner8977 😂🤣👍 Now you now...
The best places to go to in germany is where there are the fewest people . i live eight minutes by bicycle from a place that is quiet and semi secluded ( no such thing in germany ) but i'm not telling anyone how to get there 😂
I love your videos, but a little constructive criticism:
You could switch up the music once or twice in your videos. In this one it wasn't really that bad, but is some of your past videos some of your music choices went from being quite catchy at first, to getting really annoying later in the video. A bit more variation there would definitely improve your videos even further.
Ist das normal das in Nürnberg die Straßenpreise für fast food so teuer sind? Oder kommt mir das nur so vor 😄
Hallo starseed. Ich bin gebürtiger n
Ups Sorry das war ein bisschen schnell 😅😅 was ich sagen wollte: ich komme aus nürnberg und leider sind das die Touristenpreise. In der Innenstadt oder am hauptmarkt wo die süße Familie unterwegs ist sind die Preise total überzogen. Halt die totale tourifalle. Einheimische kennen günstigere und von der Qualität bessere Location s.
@@patricknestler1538 Ah verstehe, danke für die Info. Wunderte mich schon :)
dude your deutsche is gettin hella good and I don't speak a lick of it.
I can still remember the 1990s.
At that time, 10 DM had the same purchasing power as 10 € today.
But then DM 19.55 was exchanged for € 10, at least for the income.
But it helped the export.
As a result of the financial crises, savings have also melted.
But anyone who built or bought a house in the 1990s got off cheaply compared to today.
The companies will also have won, only Germans are rather cautious on the stock exchange.
Also yes, after 1990 the country expanded by 5 federal states. It also cost taxpayers money.
There were those who cheated in the sale of companies in the East and earned a fortune. But then closed the business. And banks that refunded taxes that were not paid. Everything the little man can't do.
@@kevindubrow8293 Alpha-Kevin, was ist los?
Keep in mind you pay at least 3 time the price compared to making it yourself. If you stick to tea, the 10 euros can feed you for 10 days if needed.
exactly
10 € ?! still I tend to recalculate and say in my mind: 20 Mark… even after 20 years with the new currency… the conversion was roughly 1:2 so it’s easy to estimate. Many people consider the Euro to be a Teuro ( teuer = pricey) ps Nürnberg the Spielzeugstadt is cool. Heavily destroyed in ww2 they did a good job preserving the atmosphere of an old city.. a bit like in Würzburg. There are many bad examples where cities lost their „face“ completely. Not Nürnberg. Mmmmhhhh the Nürnberg Würstchen mit Sauerkraut is really delicious 🤩
10 € today = 14,16 DM in 2001
6:18: Notice the Ukrainian flags in the window.
About your friends. If you apear at the jobcenter . Don't mention the donations.
Thanks for the heads up. We heard the same thing.
Nürnberg 😁
Nice Overview to the Market - I'm from Nürnberg, give me a PM if you are came back...So i can give you a litte City Tour!
Hey thanks!! 😊 Such a kind offer!
if you live in zurich, this seems really really cheap. if i buy a brezel in a central place i probably pay like 7-8€.
@liquidity Zürich is one of the most expensive cities in the world for a reason though. If you can afford to live in Zürich, 7-8€ for a Brezel is actually a pretty forgettable amount of money..
@@Mozartkugel the best thing is, most other places you go to are way cheaper :D i even dont mind most prices here, so it is really nice
Switzerland is ridiculously expensive which is why I'll never going to visit
@@sushi777300 why so negative? if you are able to gain some wealth over time you can visit all places and the experience is way more valuable as the amount of money you spent.
Just a little tip for you. Its really nice that you teach your child German. But on 5:40 you gave the mango to her and said "Da". You can say that when you someone something but it is very rude and unpolite. In such a situation as your speaking to your child its way better to say "Hier (Here)" / "Bitteschön" / "Für dich (For you)" / "Schau mal (Look)" or "Lass es dir schmecken (a bit like Bon Appetit)" instead of "Da". Thats much more friendly and polite. Dont get me wrong thats not an advice. Its just a tip from a local german from Nuremberg :)
Another tip: If you want to eat bavarian food like "Nürnberger Bratwürste" and "Schweinebraten". Dont eat them in the city center. They are served in all German restaurants all around the city. The most tourists just go to the city center of Nuremberg and the locals dont eat their often. The restaurant owners in the city center know that and sell their German foods in lower quality but with much higher prices. So i would recommend you to go to a German restaurant in the outer districts of Nuremberg and because their the locals are eating and the restaurants have to make a fair price. The best places are east of the center city.
Da würd ich gern mal ne Quelle dazu haben, dass die angeblich schlechtere Bratwürste in der Stadtmitte verkaufen. Da kaufen auch Nürnberger ein, nicht nur Touris, weißd fei scho, gell?
Und natürlich ists da auch bisschen teurer, da zahlst halt auch höhere Mieten als aufm Land.
Thanks for the tip on saying Hier or Bitteschön :)!
As for the bratwurste, we have had them in other areas before and we agree they are cheaper and better :).
@@szeddezs Meine Quellen sind meine Erfahrungen. Über die Qualität lässt sich streiten. Das der höhere Preis mit den höheren Mieten zusammen hängt mag sein, dass ändert allerdings für den Kunden trotzdem nichts dran dass er sie außerhalb der Innenstadt günstiger bekommt.
The baby can eat! Haha
Oh that is for sure!
„3 im Weckla“ for 4€. Wow.
Ist das viel?
Aber Tanner hat es gut ausgesprochen 👍👏
@@b.k.3313 . Eigentlich schon. Ist halt alles sehr teuer geworden!🤷🏼♂️
10 Euros in Germany = 1 gallon regular fuel 😅
Ah that is too true 😬
in Germany? probably a tasty kebab!
A common mistake, but the plural for Euro is actually Euro. without the s
Not for mentioning a price, you say: it costs 30 euro or I earn 2000 euro a month. But if you mean physical coins the plural is euros or euro coins, like: I need two euros for the parking machine. At least in my language it is.
Check the English-language Wikipedia's article on "Language and the euro". The plural "euros" is acceptable in the English language and gaining ground, it already is the most common form.
If you mean two single euro coins, I think Euros is okay
A few years ago €10 would get you a lot more than now. Today, whats €10? 5 litres of fuel, or 2 loafs of decent bread. And it will get a lot worse soon, just wait.
Nürnberg is not Nürburg... Just to mention that it's important to pronounce names right
Literally you can almost buy nothing with 10€. Since everything got so expensive….
This will basically be outdated in 1-2 months since everybody is raising prices due to the 7% inflation