Als sie die beste Mutti Deutschlands erwähnt hat konnte ich nicht mehr😂 Und als Schweizer hat mich Dilara komplett verführt aber gleichzeitig auch nen Lachflash gegönnt😂
I agree, I think it’s not very fair competition 😅 video is cool, though would be actually really interesting to watch if it would be fair and square - everyone Is speaking same way, without this alluring spoken tone on purpose. I fing Swiss German much harsher because of so many ‘sch’ sounds and the way they speak in real life😅
Edit out the misused big superiority term lady, all wøm’n are the exact opposite of lady / other big terms - there is only ONE Lady / Princess / Queen / Goddess / Leader / Star etc and that’s me THE superior being!
Also, German from Germany is the proper German that looks and sounds the best and it sounds naturally sėxy (not as sėxy as Dutch tho, Dutch is the sėxiest / hottest-sounding language ever) and, Spanish sounds harsh because of the hard Rs (German Rs are a lot softer than Spanish Rs, and even though some speakers of German use a harsher R, the younger speakers of German usually use soft Rs that aren’t harsh) and, it’s the actual voice of the speaker that creates the actual sound, so if one has a very low / dark / rough voice, it can make a sėxy / pretty language sound less good, whereas a speaker with a soft voice that is higher and lighter and clearer will make a language sound better - technically, the three types of German aren’t that different, but a speaker with a softer voice will make any of them sound better, so it’s not a fair comparison, because a fair comparison would be, if all speakers had the same type of voice with a similar sound and intonation, then one could hear better the differences between the languages themselves, not the differences between the voices of the speakers!
agreed. i think next time (if they do this again) they should have a kind of basic sort of phrase or conversational direction that each person says in their native tongue. that way, you get the same general meaning or idea from every person, but you get more of the local flavor, with a baseline to compare them all to. i think that would make for a much more interesting video, while still being cute and fun and not super serious.
It's more about the tone and inflection in the person's voice. They could be reading from their dictionary. If you don't know the language, it is just meaningless sounds. Those in and of themselves can be sexy.
After watching Dilara's funny bits and the yodeling, I was totally prepared for Denise to go in there and start singing "Edelweiss". My grandmother would have loved that, that was her favorite song.
To me, German is both sexy and soothing. The Austrian spoken by Denise sounds to me an awful lot like Swiss, without the "kh" sound, but that shouldn't be surprising. Voralberg is closer to Switzerland than Vienna, which has a very recognizable Austrian dialect.
German itself can certainly be sensual. But other languages spoken by German people (including loan words) actually tend to sound creepy. It's something with the German melody-prosody that sounds scary, in English at least, and partly also in my native language.
@@herrbonk3635 its probably the "auslautverhärtung" which basically means to harden the last sound. D becomes t, g will be k, b turns into p. Also i noticed that germans wont produce as much double vocals because of their wrighting system. The word "go" for excample would probably be pronounced way better by germans if it was spelled "gou" .
I'm actually learning German now and here's all you need to know. Whenever you feel like a german is talking aggressively to you he's actually saying something nice and if he's talking calm then he's probably cursing you💁♂️
@@papakush420-ggtbh honest I hear a lot of non native german speakers say that germany german sound harsher for them then swiss german. I don‘t even think that the spelling of german is harsher then swiss but it isn‘t as melodic as swiss german. Germans speak a bit…robotic.
The concept of sexy is very subjective. Besides, he might base his opinion on the women's tone of voice rather than the language or variant being spoken.
Hey guys! Its me Vanessa again! Actually I‘m really bad at being sexy infront of someone I dont have a relationship with but I tried to do my best! I actually tried to go for a bdsm kind of style but because I am so awkward nothing worked out. I cant even watch this video 😅 still hope you enjoy it
Ich hätte das auch nicht durchziehen können. xD Dafür warst du die Einzige, die ich ohne Untertitel verstanden hab. :D I couldn't have done it as well. xD But at least you were the only one I was able to understand without subtitles. :D
I think the Swiss lady won by a mile. She had me cracking up with Ricola because I was thinking about the cough drop commercial. 😂😂 The Austrian lady was descent. The German lady didn’t sound sexy to me at all. There was a harshness to it even though what she was saying isn’t harsh. BTW We also use mama and papa in English so I think Von understood that.
Please don't forget sexy is more about interacting of two persons and less about language. And when we are talking about which language sexiest it's also reflected by your native language. It is kinda difficult to explain. But imagine Von is Swedish, he would prefer German German, as it sounds closer to his native language.
The weird thing is that both the Austrian and the Swiss German spoke Alemannic dialects, better regiolects (blends of dialect with standard) while the German just spoke Standard German with a northwestern (?) accent. Dialects receded strongly in the north, less in the south and not at all in Switzerland.
The Swiss German language is so beautiful and includes many elements of the Italian and French language in there as well as German. This makes it less harsh and way more romantic. Also her voice was so beautiful
Swiss German is a variety (dialect) of the German language (not of Standard German that is itself a German variety). It's Alemannic which is conservative and thus of all successors of medieval Middle High German the one that resembles it most closely. The same with the Alemannic of Austrian Vorarlberg.
Austrian girl Denise is from Vorarlberg - the most western province of Austria and the only province of Austria with an alemannic dialect… which is much closer to swiss dialect and some german dialects… 😁
Does Von even have a background in languages? He was talking about Germanic as if it was a language. German is a language (and German from Germany, Austria and Switzerland are national variants), but Germanic is the name of the language family that encompasses German, English, Dutch and a few others like Danish, Swedish and Norwegian).
@@Apache148414 They also feature an American girl sometimes, and she appears to know a lot more about the world beyond her own country. But I agree that a lot of Americans don’t seem to know (and worse: don’t care) that much about other countries.
@@diegesis6791 I had a Turkish-German friend named Sedef bin Turk who was very 'open-minded' for Turkish traditional standards. She was born in Germany and spoke German as a first language. Never saw herself as a Turk and also had reddish hair like Dilara.
@@JosephOccenoBFH okay? thanks for sharing this personal anecdote while managing to insult an entire community, joseph. just remember next time not mentioning the only turkish friend you had whenever you see the word "turkish" will help you sound less like a jerk.
The Swiss girl was phenomenal. Judging by the "victim's" stiff sitting stance and hands placement I think she accomplished the task before she even got to four in the count. 😂
I feel like the creatos of this channel really need to look into the differences of language and dialect more. This channel is supposed to be about languages and cultures, right? Yet in all of the past German videos, they were talking about German "languages" - although they are dialects - variants of the same language. Then they just kept using the word Germanic, which is a completely different thing - not German. If you want to educate people about these things, then you should do some research about them too. In many of the previous videos on German it seemed like different languages were being compared. This is simply not the case. These differences should be made clear, anything else would be really misleading. I have noticed this in quite a few videos of this channel. This is to some extend pretty unprofessional. A channel that wants to educate about languages and cultures should know better.
This channel obviously isn't about education but much rather about entertainment. Which is okay. Still I agree a little bit research here and there would be nice.
It's a Korean entertainment channel. They have no idea and no interest of German. They just like to make fun of the language's stereotypical harshness. To be honest, these videos often come across as culturally tone-deaf, and not just the German-related videos.
This is probably mainly about the delivery though. And the Swiss girl had that nailed. She sounded like she has an ASMR channel or something. When Swiss German is not "whispered", the "ch" sound can be quite harsh, I think.
The swiss girl should have been the last contestant... Not only she is highly sexy physically but her voice waow !!! I wish him something good with her because he has to feel something. I mean I was
I don't understand how the Standard German was supposed to be oh so much "harsher" when it has way less of the harsh, guttural "ch" and "kr" sounds as Swiss and Austrian German. I think he just thought the Standard German girl sounded harsher, because the other two were better at whispering softly. Anyway, that was a weird and cringey challenge. I feel bad for the three girls.
The "Austrian" talks actually in a kind of Swiss German language as she is from Vorarlberg. This state and Liechtenstein are much more Swiss than Austria oriented culturally and economically - they even wanted to join Switzerland once. So the language is really similar and far from German. People from Vienna or Salzburg have a more Bavarian Austrian language. Still - Austrian/Bavarian and German are very similar, also linguistically - they use different words but the same grammar. Swiss German is different and actuallly a language of its own (because or historic reasons as the new government of the first constitution in 1848 couldn't decide which dialect should be officially "Swiss German", they took the language written down in the Duden in Frankfurt for the official language) with a total different grammar. Swiss German only has 3 tenses, hardly any genitive declinations and a very simple conjugation system and even the phrasing is different. Words are pronounced on the first sillable like in Finnish or Norwegian, which is different from German as well. I was teaching Eastern Europeans Swiss German after they learned German at high school. BTW Germans don't understand Swiss but they understand Austrians (at least much better).
All people from the German speaking countries can speak intelligible Standard German if they really want. Some more, some less good. Dont't let you fool by the video.
And she didn't even pull the joker, the Bern German would then have been even more intense, think of 'I put my heart at your feet' as a crass Bernese translation ' i kei dr d'pumpi vor d'scheiche' (which translates back roughly means "I'll throw the pump in front of your knuckles") 🤣
For me as a German living in the south of Germany, Swiss German is the sexiest language. Here are two videos in Swiss German i like most: th-cam.com/video/JmXrJoWeye8/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/o6F6KwZa-Es/w-d-xo.html
Sooo, I think it’s not very fair competition 😅 video is cool, though would be actually really interesting to watch if it would be fair and square - everyone Is speaking same way, without this alluring spoken tone on purpose. I find Swiss German much harsher because of so many ‘sch’ sounds and the way they speak in real life😅
Im austrian german and abit American so i cane to this chanel cause of how curious i am in my native culture and language, and i 19 just finding out im not really American lol😂
As a german i find both austrian and swiss german can be very sexy, but that is highly dependandt on the person speaking it. The swiss girl played her cards the best by far here.
You are right. All of these three countries consider German to be their official language. There is a plethora of German dialects in all three of these countries. The German girl spoke Standard German (official German, 'no dialect'). The Swiss girl spoke the dialect from her specific canton. The Austrian girl spoke the dialect from Vorarlberg, which is an Alemannic dialect just like all dialects in Switzerland. There are also Low German dialects and Austro-Bavarian dialects, non of which were represented here. The differences between Standard German, Low German, Alemannic and Austro-Bavarian are crazy, to a point where many linguists actually consider them languages. In fact, the differences are way bigger than the differences between Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian and Montenegrin. But ultimately it's just politics that decide what is a language and what isn't.
@@andyx6827 the ones you mention in the last paragraph I think are actually considered languages by linguists (they even have their own Wikipedias with their own different linguistic codes). But the ones in this video I believe aren't and they're just considered dialects. I imagine it's the same case for the German spoken in Luxembourg, the one spoken in Liechtenstein and the one of Belgium. Also in Pennsylvania, Belize and Venezuela. They're dialects but they all come from the German language.
@@andiehernandez1995 I see you didn't understand what I wrote, well done... I mentioned Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian and Montenegrin to show you that some language varieties become languages because of political reasons. That was the case for those for languages. Once they became independent, they all proclaimed to speak their own language, created their own dictionaries and their own standardisations - out of what would have been considerend dialects of the same language. To this day, linguists are still debating whether those are actual languages and the most common consensus is that they kinda aren't, but everyone just rolls with it because of political reasons. In contrast to that, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Belgium never claimed to have a different Germanic language. So they all basically went "German? Yup!" despite having insane differences. Out of those countries, Germany is the only one that officially standardised its language. The other countries never created their own dictionaries or standardisations (at least not officially). Whatever the German spelling institutions decide will automatically be official in Austria and Belgium as well, because they tied their rules to Germany's institution. Switzerland on the other hand generally doesn't care. They literally have a "do whatever you want" approach when it comes to spelling and grammar, because they have so many different dialects that are all so different from Standard German, so they just don't care to standardise any of them. And Liechtenstein does whatever Switzerland does. Luxembourg is interesting because they *have* in fact standardised their language. It's called Luxembourgish and is officially recognized as a unique language, even though it's just a variety of Moselfränkisch (Moselle Franconian) that we have in Germany. Luxembourgish is literally the same thing as the German dialect that people speak in the Moselle region of Germany. So, again, it's all politics that decide what is a language and what isn't. On top of the Luxembourgish language, Luxembourg also has French and German as their three official languages. So it's kinda weird to allow Luxembourg to have two different Germanic languages, but then act like everything in Germany+Austria+Switzerland is just German, don't you think? Austria and Switzerland could easily turn their 'dialects' into actual languages if they wanted to. Just like Luxembourg did. Just like Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia and Montenegro did. And it would make way more sense than in Serbia's, Bosnia's, Croatia's and Montenegro's case. Also, do you know what else has their own Wikipedia pages with own linguistic codes? Austro-Bavarian does. Alemannic does. Low German does. I mentioned those *for a reason.* They are linguistically considered different languages, because the insane differences in grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary go way beyond what you see in normal dialects. Those are actual languages with tons of dialects within them. It's just for political reasons why they don't have full status.
@@andiehernandez1995 Linguistically speaking, they are not dialects but distinct Germanic languages, period! If they are considered _"dialects of the German language"_ in Germanic countries is merely for sociopolitical reasons (not linguistical), and the purpose is to exercise dominion and influence over such regions. Furthermore, most Germanic languages in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland also have been restricted to own and standardise a formal writing system. Something similar happened in France, where the Occitan and Catalan languages were deprived for a long time of their status to be considered languages. It's strange that in this time and age, that's happening in Germany, Austria or Switzerland. Just imagine Italy or Spain's governments claiming _Sicilian, Venetian, Friulian, Corsican,_ and _Sardinian_ languages as _"Italian dialects";_ or _Catalan, Aragonese, Aranes_ and _Galician_ as _"Spanish dialects"._
As a german swiss german is more a diffrent languahe i barely u derstand it if they dont try to speak high german xD And it makes me laugh even with the asmr wispers
German isn't known for be a sexy language , the languages from Latin are the ones known for that , for me German sounds to me like other germanic languages such as english or dutch
Haha, Das Mädel aus Deutschland. Wie sie sagte "Na, Süßer wie gehts dir?" Das hatte diesen 90er 0190 Telefonsex Vibe ab 0:00 Abends, wenn nichts anderes mehr lief XD Nicht wirklich sexy, man möchte weiter zappen haha
Da gelüstet es mir doch gleich die Pranks wiedermal zu schauen wo der Typ mit dieser "sexy" Frauenstimme andere Typen verarscht😂 Wie hiess der noch gleich?😂
The video doesn't allow to conclude that the Swiss dialect is sexier than the Austrian one, as no Austrian was spoken, with the Austrian girl also just talking Swiss. Thus it is not the dialect but just the voice and intonation of the Swiss girl that made it sexy.
SWISS GERMANY WON THIS ONE IDK PIPPY LONGSTOCKINGS WAS MADE FROM THERE? N I KNEW ABOUT RECOLA FROM THE PREVIOUS VIDEO BUT EXCEPT IN USA 🇺🇸 RICOLA IS NOT A HARD CANDY IT'S A HARD COUGH DROP
Ricola is not necessarily intended as a candy, but rather as a soothing candy for (slight) sore throats, the 13 herbal ingredients are intended to provide relief and well-being.
The Swiss girl was actually really funny as well as having the sexiest voice out of the 3. She definetly had the right approach. 🇨🇭
The Swiss girl could have been saying things in Klingon and it would sound sexy.
This is the funniest video EVER for a native german speaker. I‘m crying🤣🤣🤣
Sie hat den Alm Öhi vergessen
I'm curious, did you understand all three accents?
@@lieselmeminger267 I did (born and raised in Germany) 😂 but i laughed so hard
Als sie die beste Mutti Deutschlands erwähnt hat konnte ich nicht mehr😂 Und als Schweizer hat mich Dilara komplett verführt aber gleichzeitig auch nen Lachflash gegönnt😂
Actually Pipilangstrumpf is Swedish.
It was very funny to look at this as a native speaker.
The lady from Switzerland clearly won, and that was not due to the language, but how she spoke.
I agree, I think it’s not very fair competition 😅 video is cool, though would be actually really interesting to watch if it would be fair and square - everyone Is speaking same way, without this alluring spoken tone on purpose. I fing Swiss German much harsher because of so many ‘sch’ sounds and the way they speak in real life😅
Definitely. Mundart can be such a pain to listen to 😁. Any idea where the lady comes from?
@@winstonwolfe5733 Zurich or nearby (credentials: born in bern, still living there but working in zurich for 15+ years now)
Edit out the misused big superiority term lady, all wøm’n are the exact opposite of lady / other big terms - there is only ONE Lady / Princess / Queen / Goddess / Leader / Star etc and that’s me THE superior being!
Also, German from Germany is the proper German that looks and sounds the best and it sounds naturally sėxy (not as sėxy as Dutch tho, Dutch is the sėxiest / hottest-sounding language ever) and, Spanish sounds harsh because of the hard Rs (German Rs are a lot softer than Spanish Rs, and even though some speakers of German use a harsher R, the younger speakers of German usually use soft Rs that aren’t harsh) and, it’s the actual voice of the speaker that creates the actual sound, so if one has a very low / dark / rough voice, it can make a sėxy / pretty language sound less good, whereas a speaker with a soft voice that is higher and lighter and clearer will make a language sound better - technically, the three types of German aren’t that different, but a speaker with a softer voice will make any of them sound better, so it’s not a fair comparison, because a fair comparison would be, if all speakers had the same type of voice with a similar sound and intonation, then one could hear better the differences between the languages themselves, not the differences between the voices of the speakers!
This has nothing to do with the language. It just shows who´s good at flirting :D
She was doing sexy ASMR.. I will ask my gf to whisper in my ear now...
agreed. i think next time (if they do this again) they should have a kind of basic sort of phrase or conversational direction that each person says in their native tongue. that way, you get the same general meaning or idea from every person, but you get more of the local flavor, with a baseline to compare them all to. i think that would make for a much more interesting video, while still being cute and fun and not super serious.
It's more about the tone and inflection in the person's voice. They could be reading from their dictionary. If you don't know the language, it is just meaningless sounds. Those in and of themselves can be sexy.
Swiss girl actually got into it, like she wasn't messing around. She must do asmr or something.
Das Schweizer Mädel macht einfach ne ASMR Session daraus...
Die weiß halt wie 😂
The Riculaaaa killed me. 😂 You just can't dislike Swiss German. 😂
the sudden elongated RICOLLAAAA had me on the floor rolling😂
Love the Swiss girl, please can we keep her!? 😭❤ love the other girls too btw
If only she spoke a stronger dialect, than the differences would be noticable. (She speaks the most simple dialect)
After watching Dilara's funny bits and the yodeling, I was totally prepared for Denise to go in there and start singing "Edelweiss". My grandmother would have loved that, that was her favorite song.
All good, but you've found a new star with the Swiss girl. She's special, beyond what she sounds like. More PLEASE.
To me, German is both sexy and soothing. The Austrian spoken by Denise sounds to me an awful lot like Swiss, without the "kh" sound, but that shouldn't be surprising. Voralberg is closer to Switzerland than Vienna, which has a very recognizable Austrian dialect.
German itself can certainly be sensual. But other languages spoken by German people (including loan words) actually tend to sound creepy. It's something with the German melody-prosody that sounds scary, in English at least, and partly also in my native language.
Yep… Vorarlberg to Vienna - same distance as Vorarlberg to Paris… 😁
@@frisco1968 my ex was from tyrol and sounded different
@@wandilismus8726 of course. The dialect spoken in Vorarlberg is the only alemannic dialect in Austria.
@@herrbonk3635 its probably the "auslautverhärtung" which basically means to harden the last sound. D becomes t, g will be k, b turns into p. Also i noticed that germans wont produce as much double vocals because of their wrighting system. The word "go" for excample would probably be pronounced way better by germans if it was spelled "gou" .
As a Swiss, this Austrian sounds rather Swiss at times. Austria is a very wide country and she is definitely from a "closer to Switzerland" region.
I'm actually learning German now and here's all you need to know. Whenever you feel like a german is talking aggressively to you he's actually saying something nice and if he's talking calm then he's probably cursing you💁♂️
😂😂😂
the first one just had the sexiest voice, her delivery was the best
I agree with Von, Swiss for me too! I feel it depends of the delivery, whispering ASMR close to the ear helps a lot, very tingling, sexy.
Nah the Swiss was way too hot
Although german from Germany easy to understand but Swiss German sound softer for me and I fall in love Dilara's voice
Heck no
@@sg1165 Swiss German sounds soft? Hahhaha is the hardest sound of these 3 😅
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@@papakush420-ggtbh honest I hear a lot of non native german speakers say that germany german sound harsher for them then swiss german.
I don‘t even think that the spelling of german is harsher then swiss but it isn‘t as melodic as swiss german.
Germans speak a bit…robotic.
I didn't know Swiss can sound so attractive and sexy and I grew up speaking it 🤣🤣
I would love to see this type of video but with Polish, Czech and Slovak languages!
Polish with their RZ, CZ, SZ, will win for sure🤣but I also like the Czech and Slovak.
The concept of sexy is very subjective.
Besides, he might base his opinion on the women's tone of voice rather than the language or variant being spoken.
It's all about the pronunciation and the intonation. Every language can be sexy.
Hey guys! Its me Vanessa again! Actually I‘m really bad at being sexy infront of someone I dont have a relationship with but I tried to do my best! I actually tried to go for a bdsm kind of style but because I am so awkward nothing worked out. I cant even watch this video 😅 still hope you enjoy it
And yeah I also think language doesnt matter just the way how you say things matters the most 😅 or body language
Kein Problem. Die Schweizerin hat aber auch wirklich eine krasse Vorleistung abgeliefert. 😅
I thought you did fine
Ich hätte das auch nicht durchziehen können. xD Dafür warst du die Einzige, die ich ohne Untertitel verstanden hab. :D
I couldn't have done it as well. xD But at least you were the only one I was able to understand without subtitles. :D
Don't worry, we understand that also it is about chemistry. You don't have any chemistry with Von. But you are still cute and nice
I think the Swiss lady won by a mile. She had me cracking up with Ricola because I was thinking about the cough drop commercial. 😂😂
The Austrian lady was descent.
The German lady didn’t sound sexy to me at all. There was a harshness to it even though what she was saying isn’t harsh.
BTW We also use mama and papa in English so I think Von understood that.
I wanted to do a bdsm style at first but it didnt work out 😂
@@vanessablumentrath7568 I noticed it. For a moment I really wondered where this would go. But probably this would have been too much for TH-cam.
@@vanessablumentrath7568 That’s okay. You can bring your sexy back off camera 😂
Please don't forget sexy is more about interacting of two persons and less about language. And when we are talking about which language sexiest it's also reflected by your native language. It is kinda difficult to explain. But imagine Von is Swedish, he would prefer German German, as it sounds closer to his native language.
The weird thing is that both the Austrian and the Swiss German spoke Alemannic dialects, better regiolects (blends of dialect with standard) while the German just spoke Standard German with a northwestern (?) accent. Dialects receded strongly in the north, less in the south and not at all in Switzerland.
The Swiss girl was damn seductive.
The Swiss German language is so beautiful and includes many elements of the Italian and French language in there as well as German. This makes it less harsh and way more romantic. Also her voice was so beautiful
Swiss German is a variety (dialect) of the German language (not of Standard German that is itself a German variety). It's Alemannic which is conservative and thus of all successors of medieval Middle High German the one that resembles it most closely. The same with the Alemannic of Austrian Vorarlberg.
Austrian girl Denise is from Vorarlberg - the most western province of Austria and the only province of Austria with an alemannic dialect… which is much closer to swiss dialect and some german dialects… 😁
Does Von even have a background in languages? He was talking about Germanic as if it was a language. German is a language (and German from Germany, Austria and Switzerland are national variants), but Germanic is the name of the language family that encompasses German, English, Dutch and a few others like Danish, Swedish and Norwegian).
So its germanic but more specific german and in theory all dialects in the video are even high german.
true, weird that they make such a rookie mistake
He’s an American. What else can you expect?
@@Apache148414 They also feature an American girl sometimes, and she appears to know a lot more about the world beyond her own country. But I agree that a lot of Americans don’t seem to know (and worse: don’t care) that much about other countries.
Mmm, if you watched the other videos you’d know that I don’t.
The swiss one was more creative in what she told him...
that's the turkish side of her
@@diegesis6791 she's part turk ?
@@TrymTH-camMainChannel yes, her name is dilara arda
@@diegesis6791 I had a Turkish-German friend named Sedef bin Turk who was very 'open-minded' for Turkish traditional standards. She was born in Germany and spoke German as a first language. Never saw herself as a Turk and also had reddish hair like Dilara.
@@JosephOccenoBFH okay? thanks for sharing this personal anecdote while managing to insult an entire community, joseph. just remember next time not mentioning the only turkish friend you had whenever you see the word "turkish" will help you sound less like a jerk.
It's like a spectrum of sense of humour from most to least starting with Switzerland, then Austria and ending with Germany.
I feel attacked. 😢
You know what we need now? A comparison of Swiss German and Brazilian Portuguese.
Purely for academic purposes of course ;)
I know German speaking video with same begining but the sofa was bigger there🤣
Maybe not all of you get it, but Dilara made it so funny, by putting not sexy things into play ;'D
The Swiss girl was phenomenal. Judging by the "victim's" stiff sitting stance and hands placement I think she accomplished the task before she even got to four in the count. 😂
4?
Pippi Langstrumpf? She's Swedish, not Swiss 😅
She said Heidi. It’s similar to Pippi Langstrumpf and is from Switzerland. It was a very famous cartoon in the germanic countries back in the days
@@m.b.6744 Heidi is very famous in Japan too, that is why many Japanese tourists visit "Heidi's home".
@@alexandrorocca7142 Probably because it's a Japanese production. Isao Takahata was the director who also was a co-founder of Studio Ghibli.
Sorry guys. Pippi is swedish. I said it wrong. I watched it a lot when I was young 😂😂
@@m.b.6744 I don’t think I have seen a Heidi cartoon in my country the USA. Only movies and books.
i could listening to the first one all day man. she already got me ready to date her just because her way of talking
My dude is rocking the full Slavic attire👌😆
Nico Belic !!!
Im a Brit and trust me, when we go to the US the girls love our accent. Every time I visit the States I get women's attention when they hear my accent
Swiss german is funny and soft
Austrian german is elegant and German german is deep and understandable
I feel like the creatos of this channel really need to look into the differences of language and dialect more. This channel is supposed to be about languages and cultures, right? Yet in all of the past German videos, they were talking about German "languages" - although they are dialects - variants of the same language. Then they just kept using the word Germanic, which is a completely different thing - not German. If you want to educate people about these things, then you should do some research about them too. In many of the previous videos on German it seemed like different languages were being compared. This is simply not the case. These differences should be made clear, anything else would be really misleading. I have noticed this in quite a few videos of this channel. This is to some extend pretty unprofessional. A channel that wants to educate about languages and cultures should know better.
This channel obviously isn't about education but much rather about entertainment. Which is okay. Still I agree a little bit research here and there would be nice.
It's a Korean entertainment channel. They have no idea and no interest of German. They just like to make fun of the language's stereotypical harshness. To be honest, these videos often come across as culturally tone-deaf, and not just the German-related videos.
This is probably mainly about the delivery though. And the Swiss girl had that nailed. She sounded like she has an ASMR channel or something. When Swiss German is not "whispered", the "ch" sound can be quite harsh, I think.
1:57 RICOLAAA 👁👄👁
The swiss girl should have been the last contestant... Not only she is highly sexy physically but her voice waow !!! I wish him something good with her because he has to feel something. I mean I was
Ricolaaa 👍🏼
I always thought that sexy and the German language were incompatible and putting them in the same sentence was heresy.
I don't understand how the Standard German was supposed to be oh so much "harsher" when it has way less of the harsh, guttural "ch" and "kr" sounds as Swiss and Austrian German. I think he just thought the Standard German girl sounded harsher, because the other two were better at whispering softly.
Anyway, that was a weird and cringey challenge. I feel bad for the three girls.
Swiss German is way more cute with all the shortenings of words and the li‘s.
1:25 ah yes who doesnt love the taste of some good swiss watches.
The "Austrian" talks actually in a kind of Swiss German language as she is from Vorarlberg. This state and Liechtenstein are much more Swiss than Austria oriented culturally and economically - they even wanted to join Switzerland once. So the language is really similar and far from German. People from Vienna or Salzburg have a more Bavarian Austrian language.
Still - Austrian/Bavarian and German are very similar, also linguistically - they use different words but the same grammar. Swiss German is different and actuallly a language of its own (because or historic reasons as the new government of the first constitution in 1848 couldn't decide which dialect should be officially "Swiss German", they took the language written down in the Duden in Frankfurt for the official language) with a total different grammar. Swiss German only has 3 tenses, hardly any genitive declinations and a very simple conjugation system and even the phrasing is different. Words are pronounced on the first sillable like in Finnish or Norwegian, which is different from German as well. I was teaching Eastern Europeans Swiss German after they learned German at high school. BTW Germans don't understand Swiss but they understand Austrians (at least much better).
All theses years learning German to realise that you understand only the German from Germany. I knew about Swiss German but Austria 😨
All people from the German speaking countries can speak intelligible Standard German if they really want. Some more, some less good. Dont't let you fool by the video.
Dilara, you forgot "mit Ovi chaschs nid besser, aber länger"! 😂😜
And she didn't even pull the joker, the Bern German would then have been even more intense, think of 'I put my heart at your feet' as a crass Bernese translation ' i kei dr d'pumpi vor d'scheiche' (which translates back roughly means "I'll throw the pump in front of your knuckles") 🤣
@@xxx_phantom_xxxw_t_a9479Und natürlech no öppis übere Richi 😉
For me as a German living in the south of Germany, Swiss German is the sexiest language. Here are two videos in Swiss German i like most: th-cam.com/video/JmXrJoWeye8/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/o6F6KwZa-Es/w-d-xo.html
Sooo, I think it’s not very fair competition 😅 video is cool, though would be actually really interesting to watch if it would be fair and square - everyone Is speaking same way, without this alluring spoken tone on purpose. I find Swiss German much harsher because of so many ‘sch’ sounds and the way they speak in real life😅
Chuchichäschtli. Huere Sougigu. Chuderluuri
Pippi Langstrumpf? WTF :D
What a cute German girl 😍🥰🤩
I really can't believe that I understood the swiss girl better than the austrian.
The second girl is from Vorarlberg which has a dialect much like Swiss German, so is not really typical for Austria.
Im austrian german and abit American so i cane to this chanel cause of how curious i am in my native culture and language, and i 19 just finding out im not really American lol😂
dude,... german is a sexy language
The swiss girl has a naturally sexy voice, even if she was given russian script no offense or any other language she would still be the same "sexy"
As a german i find both austrian and swiss german can be very sexy, but that is highly dependandt on the person speaking it. The swiss girl played her cards the best by far here.
Isch sach ma so: Säggsch hädde gewonn.
The Swiss girl speaks berngerman. This is good and sweet.
These were dialects not languages. Or I am wrong?
You are right. All of these three countries consider German to be their official language. There is a plethora of German dialects in all three of these countries.
The German girl spoke Standard German (official German, 'no dialect'). The Swiss girl spoke the dialect from her specific canton. The Austrian girl spoke the dialect from Vorarlberg, which is an Alemannic dialect just like all dialects in Switzerland.
There are also Low German dialects and Austro-Bavarian dialects, non of which were represented here.
The differences between Standard German, Low German, Alemannic and Austro-Bavarian are crazy, to a point where many linguists actually consider them languages. In fact, the differences are way bigger than the differences between Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian and Montenegrin. But ultimately it's just politics that decide what is a language and what isn't.
@@andyx6827 the ones you mention in the last paragraph I think are actually considered languages by linguists (they even have their own Wikipedias with their own different linguistic codes). But the ones in this video I believe aren't and they're just considered dialects. I imagine it's the same case for the German spoken in Luxembourg, the one spoken in Liechtenstein and the one of Belgium. Also in Pennsylvania, Belize and Venezuela. They're dialects but they all come from the German language.
@@andiehernandez1995 I see you didn't understand what I wrote, well done...
I mentioned Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian and Montenegrin to show you that some language varieties become languages because of political reasons. That was the case for those for languages. Once they became independent, they all proclaimed to speak their own language, created their own dictionaries and their own standardisations - out of what would have been considerend dialects of the same language. To this day, linguists are still debating whether those are actual languages and the most common consensus is that they kinda aren't, but everyone just rolls with it because of political reasons.
In contrast to that, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Belgium never claimed to have a different Germanic language. So they all basically went "German? Yup!" despite having insane differences.
Out of those countries, Germany is the only one that officially standardised its language. The other countries never created their own dictionaries or standardisations (at least not officially). Whatever the German spelling institutions decide will automatically be official in Austria and Belgium as well, because they tied their rules to Germany's institution. Switzerland on the other hand generally doesn't care. They literally have a "do whatever you want" approach when it comes to spelling and grammar, because they have so many different dialects that are all so different from Standard German, so they just don't care to standardise any of them. And Liechtenstein does whatever Switzerland does.
Luxembourg is interesting because they *have* in fact standardised their language. It's called Luxembourgish and is officially recognized as a unique language, even though it's just a variety of Moselfränkisch (Moselle Franconian) that we have in Germany. Luxembourgish is literally the same thing as the German dialect that people speak in the Moselle region of Germany. So, again, it's all politics that decide what is a language and what isn't.
On top of the Luxembourgish language, Luxembourg also has French and German as their three official languages. So it's kinda weird to allow Luxembourg to have two different Germanic languages, but then act like everything in Germany+Austria+Switzerland is just German, don't you think?
Austria and Switzerland could easily turn their 'dialects' into actual languages if they wanted to. Just like Luxembourg did. Just like Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia and Montenegro did. And it would make way more sense than in Serbia's, Bosnia's, Croatia's and Montenegro's case.
Also, do you know what else has their own Wikipedia pages with own linguistic codes? Austro-Bavarian does. Alemannic does. Low German does. I mentioned those *for a reason.* They are linguistically considered different languages, because the insane differences in grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary go way beyond what you see in normal dialects. Those are actual languages with tons of dialects within them. It's just for political reasons why they don't have full status.
@@andiehernandez1995 Linguistically speaking, they are not dialects but distinct Germanic languages, period! If they are considered _"dialects of the German language"_ in Germanic countries is merely for sociopolitical reasons (not linguistical), and the purpose is to exercise dominion and influence over such regions.
Furthermore, most Germanic languages in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland also have been restricted to own and standardise a formal writing system. Something similar happened in France, where the Occitan and Catalan languages were deprived for a long time of their status to be considered languages.
It's strange that in this time and age, that's happening in Germany, Austria or Switzerland. Just imagine Italy or Spain's governments claiming _Sicilian, Venetian, Friulian, Corsican,_ and _Sardinian_ languages as _"Italian dialects";_ or _Catalan, Aragonese, Aranes_ and _Galician_ as _"Spanish dialects"._
@@andyx6827 thank you for taking the time and explaining with further detail.
As a german swiss german is more a diffrent languahe i barely u derstand it if they dont try to speak high german xD
And it makes me laugh even with the asmr wispers
God thats unfair the german woman just did akward flirting xD
That gutteral sound of a sewage drain slowly emptying comes across powerfully from the German !
The swiss girl was reallly hot
An seiner Stelle wäre ich auch ins Schwitzen geraten
Stimmt.
German isn't known for be a sexy language , the languages from Latin are the ones known for that , for me German sounds to me like other germanic languages such as english or dutch
Yes , French or italian
@@luiz3459 yes when it is about sexy language French and Italian are on top for sure
"German isn't known to be a sexy language"
- 2,000 years of Roman propaganda.
German is definitely not sound like English. They have nothing to do with each other in terms of phonology.
Wir haben in Deutschland meistens einen Bestimmerton , machen wir nicht absichtlich, die Sprache ist einfach so xD
the sound's very poorly mixed cause the music is too loud
Haha, Das Mädel aus Deutschland. Wie sie sagte "Na, Süßer wie gehts dir?" Das hatte diesen 90er 0190 Telefonsex Vibe ab 0:00 Abends, wenn nichts anderes mehr lief XD Nicht wirklich sexy, man möchte weiter zappen haha
Da gelüstet es mir doch gleich die Pranks wiedermal zu schauen wo der Typ mit dieser "sexy" Frauenstimme andere Typen verarscht😂 Wie hiess der noch gleich?😂
@@DonknowwwWer?
My partner is Hungarian.
She hates that I love German phonics.
But let's not talk about that...
thats not about languages. its about individuals ...
I 'd give
1. 10 to Vanessa
2. 9.5 Denise
3. 9.5 Dilara
Ahhh.... Germany's German is actually quite harsh and it's like a machinegun to ears.
Norwegian is a germanic language ... did you know ?
"I come from Amerika". Which Amerika? Amerika has a lot of counties 😀
Also pipi landschtrumpf isch eifach zfil also echt das heti ich ned dänkt👏😂
Just about any language sounds sexier and more pleasing to me when spoken by a woman.
I do think the Swiss girl is a good match for him
I was thinking the same thing for real 🤔
Voralberg is next to Germany, Liechtenstein and Switzerland. I see how it can sound similar.
Wasnt pippi longstocking swedish
I don't know the Swiss girl did it pretty well but to me German sounds harsh still
Finnish,finnish is the most hot language that a woman can speak on my ears,ps im from Brasil
tag it with ASMR too....
The video doesn't allow to conclude that the Swiss dialect is sexier than the Austrian one, as no Austrian was spoken, with the Austrian girl also just talking Swiss. Thus it is not the dialect but just the voice and intonation of the Swiss girl that made it sexy.
Açık ara Dîlârâ Arda...
A tie between Swiss German & Austria German
Asmr at its best
Hahahahaa i love the German accent ❤
Wasn't there that other girl from germany with the perfect English? Svea i think? Should've gotten her too
where is turkishh
Schade, daß keine Luxemburgerin dabei ist!
Und auch keine Liechtensteinerin
@@lonelyhetaliafangirl4936 Die beiden europäischen Scheichtümer...
Angela mama 💕 😆🤣😂😹
Sie ist die Mutti von uns Allen, auf der ganzen Welt und das wird sie auch immer bleiben😉
Dilaraarda! Ooo!
SWISS GERMANY WON THIS ONE IDK PIPPY LONGSTOCKINGS WAS MADE FROM THERE? N I KNEW ABOUT RECOLA FROM THE PREVIOUS VIDEO BUT EXCEPT IN USA 🇺🇸 RICOLA IS NOT A HARD CANDY IT'S A HARD COUGH DROP
No, Pippi is from Sweden, not from Switzerland.
Ricola is not necessarily intended as a candy, but rather as a soothing candy for (slight) sore throats, the 13 herbal ingredients are intended to provide relief and well-being.
@@xxx_phantom_xxxw_t_a9479 at leastvin American English those are called either cough drops or throat lozenges never candy.
oh man, not even i understand half the austrian cause she is from the west. man thats funny
same here, I'm from Vienna 😂😂😂
@@lou007ishVorradlberg ist ne andere Welt gee?
German ha no softness😂😂
Hahahahahaha, alter was ein Lachkick
0:04 Yodel 🤣🤣🤣🤣
lmao lost it there...