American reacts to GERMAN MEMES [#55]
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For the meme with scotland and brazil, scotland was beaten 5:1 by germany this EM, and Brazil was beaten 7:1 by germany in the WM. ( EM= Europameisterschaft (Eurocup) WM= Weltmeisterschaft (Worldcup) )
Thanks, was gathering together my vocabulary but you explained it so concisely!
Also, Scotland isn't even responsible for the one goal they got, that was an own goal by Germany.
@@darthplagueis13Better than getting a pitty goal in the last minute when they knew they can't do shit anymore. :)
In case no one has explained it yet: German memes sometimes make up words to mimic the English meme template and meme culture. For example: "Zuhausis" is a literal translation of "homies". "Kyber-Lastkraftwagen" is a literal translation of "Cybertruck". These words do not exist in German. It's part of the special humor.
An inverse example would be calling a "Volkswagen" a "People Trolley".
Apparently, I'm too old for this kind of humor. I get "Zuhausi" and "homie" but "Kyber" and "cyber" makes no sense to me...
@@SmartAndyKyber is the German version of Cyber (as in Kybernetik - Cybernetics)
@@neonsparxxyes, I already came to that conclusion. I somehow ignored that cyber derives from cybernetics.
@@SmartAndy Kybernetik is the german word for Cybernetics.
7:40 It's a reference to a legendary German video clip of a building site manager losing his shit when he discovers that the place where a massive crane for moving 60 ton loads was supposed to be set up hadn't been properly compacted, meaning it couldn't be used as a foundation. He basically goes on a rant on how the people responsible were a bunch of incompetent never-do-wells who can't even hold a tape measure straight.
ID Ccll1mKk_3w, if Ryan want to react to it :D Would be fun, but it's a bit short.
He's not wrong though.
The TicToc / TickTack is pretty much the same as the Boomer / Eploder one. It's this reddit in particular, which translates English words, commonly used in German, word for word into German instead of using the English word.
In this case the sound of a clock in German is "tick tack".
True, but why didn't they translate "rappen" with "pochen" in this case? It's inconsistent. Here they even had the chance to have the sound of a clock and the sound of the heart in one meme. And they didn't use it. So disappointing.
Tic tac sind in den USA auch bekannt. Ich glaube das war damit gemeint
Zuhausis=Homies
If you pronounce the E at the end of testosterone, it sounds like a pasta.
I am both astounded and disturbed by this😂
😅
Fehlt noch eine Ramen-Handlung.
"Testosterone, come and get your transgetti!"
Actually it sounds more like minestrone which is a soup... So maybe your hormone soup
Yes Hamburgers was inventer in Hamburg (obviously) for the ships that traveled to America they tried to keep the meat longer fresh so they tried around and the result was an early version. Since they came from Hamburg they called it Hamburger and it tasted so good that they kept and improved it to the Hamburgers we know today.
The dish from Hamburg that the hamburger is based on is very different. It uses pork roast and brown sauce and you don't eat it with your hands. Perhaps the hamburger was invented by Germans, but definitely in America. And I was born and live in Hamburg.
@@wZem Ist OK ich bin auch deutscher.
I think we face here a similar Issue that we have with the Berlin Döner Kebab. Some immigrant took simply a dish from the old country to the new world, or it became popular there and overtime developed to something new that has only a general resemblance to the original.
@@wZem yes, but there's also Frikadellenbrötchen.
Ich glaube, 90% in dieser Community sind Deutsche. Wenn das überhaupt ausreicht
Ambulance crews are called way too often for silly little stuff. But when an old farmer calls for "a little scratch", they know to bring the tourniquet cause shit just got real!
they dont call.
the wife calls, maybe.
but dare them if they come with sirens, nobody will have called if sirens are on.
@@mauer1 🤣 Exactly! And the whole time, he keeps berating her for being "hysteric".
My grandpa was like that (I'm 60 go figure how long ago this was)
He was a carpenter and I heard a story how he accidentally cut the mouse of his thumb with a chisel so bad a whole flap of meat was hanging there.
He supposedly went to my grandma and went "Mother, get me a band aid please". lol
I've called it once (well, my husband did) and I felt stupid about it.
After checking the condition of my leg they called an additional Notarzt. Made me feel a lot less stupid.
Now I'm just worried that I'm going to brush off an heart attack as a panic attack and ... yeah. 😂
@@lethfuil
heart attacks are a little less lethal than people think. so yeah you probably might do that while just surviving it anyway.
Some of these memes on ich_iel are probably best translated using a dictionary and just translating word by word. That's how they're made in the first place, as the language used often is intended to invoke the feeling of "this was translated word for word from english"
Ich fickend liebe diesen Kommentar!
@@neonsparxx Danke du für das Gold, Kind Fremder.
The Lord of the rings meme was the cybertruck ( which used a direct word by word translation as many memes so cyber gets Kyber and truck gets Lastkraftwagen). The TÜV as you guessed represents the legal authority to give permits to cars ( in reality it is the Bundeskraftfahrtamt, but for the sake of the meme we can go with the TÜV) and sure part in the film was to say "you shall not pass".
How about you invite a German from your discord for the reviewing if you need more context. That would probably be great content
Upvote
I agree.
Regommended that months ago, nothing so far, xD
"Text emojis" is quite the fun way to call emoticons. The word 絵文字 (emoji) is Japanese and just means "picture letter (as in a part of a word)".
Frankfurter, Berliner, Hamburger, Wiener, Krakauer …and more… welcome to German food cannibalism. 😅 We eat y’all 😅
Krakauer sind polnisch.
Frankfurter sagen Wiener.
Wiener sagen Frankfurter. :')
@@maRioBachstelze Yes …and I said: «We eat y’all.» 😂
Amerikaner
@@arnodobler1096 o.k. …I didn’t mentioned 'this sweet thing' for a good reason. Now you have to tell the host of this channel that Germans eat ‘Americans'. 🇩🇪✌️🇺🇸
@@floriankipping because they are yummie
6:48 Germany beat Schottland 5:1 at the opening game of Euro 2024. During the semi-final of the World Cup 2014 Germany did beat the host Brazil 7:1.
It is (and remains as) a football game that has not been forgotten …even today.
A German and a Brazilian man decide to have a talk, while drinking a beer. The Brazilian says: «Please don’t talk about soccer.» The German agrees and suggests: «Do we want to talk about sex?» Both men raise and clink their glasses. The German: «Do you remember 2014, the year we fuc*ed you?»
The Brazil game was brutal. Sad we slowed down after half time and didn’t really continue going for goals. A 10-0 in the semi-finals would’ve been legendary, even more than it already is.
This match 🇩🇪⚽️🇧🇷 is (and remains as) «A World Cup Soccer Match that has not been forgotten.» …even today.
A German and a Brazilian man decide to have a talk, while drinking a beer. The Brazilian says: «Please don’t talk about soccer.» The German agrees and suggests: «Do we want to talk about sex?» Both men raise and clink their glasses. The German: «Do you remember 2014, the year we banged you so hard?» 😂
15:26 it's not just the hamburger (created in Hamburg, Germany), it's also the Hot Dog (1888 Frankfurt/ Main) that was created in Germany, although the name Hot Dog itself is danish (1938). Both foods are german. And they were not invented by imigrants in the US, but on german soil.
In Bavaria, the Fleischpflanzl-Semmel longer exists
A lot of people call the ambulance or come to the ER for stupid stuff, but we often shuffle patients, when their conditions are more urgent. If you come to the ER with a beesting, be ready to sit there for a few hours (unless you are allergic). I am from austria, but i have never seen someone wait for months for a necessary surgery. Everything life-threatening is immediatley treated.
There maybe a waiting list if you want to have a surgery by a very busy specialist, but this has nothing to to with calling the ambulance or the ER, as they are very different departments in a hospital, mostly it would be even different hospitals.
KaDeWe is the fancy anything place in Berlin. Being the abbreviation of Kaufhaus des Westens it’s quite unfrench.
I think he ment the cheese but tbf probably a lot of 24 month old cheese is more than monthly minimum wage if you want to buy the whole wheel.
Because France is not in the West? ;)
@@steemlenn8797 No, not in THAT SPECIFIC West
And the current owner is Thai!
Hamburger - city of Hamburg, think about it :p
But it doesn't come from the city of Hamburg.
Aswell as a Amerikaner doesn't come from America.
@@GalacticCommanderMars stimmt, Amerikaner kommen vom Bäcker um die Ecke.
@@GalacticCommanderMars what about the Berliner? 😂
@@GalacticCommanderMars Indeed, the exact origins of hamburgers are quite complicated and stories are contradicting about its invention. But the name itself is most likely refering to the city of hamburg and the so called "Hamburger Stück", which was just a bun between bread and some sauce. But it was still much different to tha later Hamburger, which in todays form was indeed by an american. Another assumption is that it was simply called Hamburger because northern germans were known to be great meat eaters and it was a hint at that. We'll never know for shure but the connection is there one way or the other.
@@Ashitaka0815The concept of a beef patty in between two halves of a small bread is actually a very common thing in Germany, with the dish having a different local names in different parts of Germany, suggesting it’s been around for quite a while. It’s not quite a hamburger, but similar enough to be its original form. It’s not like hamburgers are made using ham. Thus the name is likely somehow derived from the city of Hamburg.
EM means European Championship (Meisterschaft in German),
and yes it is the cybertruck from Tesla. German Reddit has a joke of translating everything from English literally
I mean he can’t really know but "KaDeWe… must be French" is actually pretty funny.
He was talking about the cheese.
For anyone who doesn't know: KaDeWe = Kaufhaus des Westens (Department store of the West), Berlin's most famous department store that has all the luxury brands and premium foods.
To 7:48 : it’s written phonetically. Our word in German for cat is “Katze”. In this case the frog has an allergy to cats. well it kinda sounds a bit weird if you’re saying something while you’re having your allergy attacks or symptoms. But it actually means something like, “Cat” (above) “ cat allergy” (the title downstairs). And the “Alerschiii”, supposed to be a sneezing sound.
Love your videos ✨
From what I remember the Hamburger was originally a German ground beef (mixed kind) patty with onions in it (Frikadelle, Bulette, etc.) and it was eaten with bread dumplings for breakfast/lunch by German dock workers in the US, it then later became the Hamburger and yes it has its name from the city of Hamburg (biggest German freight port). The dock workers supposedly came from that city and thus it was at first known as that thing those Hamburgers ate, later it became the Hamburger.
I can explain about the three seeds: This is the new cannabis law. Cannabis has recently become legal in Germany and it is permitted to possess 3 female plants for personal use.
When sailors came back, they wanted something warm and handy to eat. So the people put a bit of beef into a roll. So the sailors could take something warm to eat back on the boat.
As for the cat meme you were trying to understand - your translator translated 'zuhausis' to 'people at home' when really it's the German version of 'homies'. I'm guessing it's more like Facebook homies though, bc otherwise it's hard to keep up with 1.5 million friends :P
It refers to the reddit ich_iel members. Currently it shows 98 people online.
its about the 1.5 million members of the subreddit, but only 200 of them are online
@@actually_zer oooh, now I get it! I don't really use reddit, so I didn't know those numbers correlated. Thanks for that!
The New Yorkers called the dish "Hamburger" cause of german imigrants that brought it with them and which came with ships from the harbour of Hamburg.
It's actually contested as to who created the Hamburger. A lot of sources actually say it was a Danish guy called Louis Lassen who immigrated to the US.
(The Library of Congress also awarded him the title of the creator of the hamburger)
The Hamburger was indeed created in Hamburg by a German but back than it was just the bun and the burger patty. When the burger found it's way to America they made it to what it is today
The best and most well-sourced origin story of the Hamburger that I know of traces it back to Hapag, who offered all-inclusive emigration journeys to the US at one time, incl. quarantine in Europe and a get past Ellis Island or return trip and money back guarantee. Their lower-class accommodations weren't exactly stellar but definitely solid, and to save on dishwashing costs while still providing proper meals they would serve Frikadellen in a bun -- combining the ordinary Frikadelle (meat patty but with onion and spices and thicker) with the North German tradition of fish rolls. Then, over in New York, you suddenly had a gazillion of people from all over Europe knowing the basic principle of "What the Hamburgers fed us", the patty became known as "Hamburg steak", the whole thing in a bun as "Hamburger", and then they added Ketchup which wasn't really known in Europe back then, if anything you'd see gravy as sauce for such a thing (as in Rundstück warm).
2:00 Doxxing is a crime in Germany. So can go to your Public prosecutor's office and press charges against the officer on top report the original crime.
6:36 That meme is referencing how in the Worldcup 2014 Germany has beaten Brazil in the semi finals with a 7:1, which was deemed impossible before it happened, since Brazil is one of the most passionate football nations in the world, everybody thought Germany would really have to fight for a victory and at best it would be a 1:0 or a decision in penalty shooting, but then 7:1 happened, a true football miracle, and later on Germany also became Football World Champion 2014.
At the opening game of the EM something similar happened, where Germany has beaten Scotland 5:1....and in this case, the :1 even was a self goal by Germany.
7:15 the cake factory thing just brought nostalgia to me on the good old win vista times. lol
7:06 That's Purple Place, one of the games that was preinstalled on Windows 7. I guess it was on Vista too.
You can choose between three mini games. One of them is a bakery game, where you must set the machine according to the order shown on the top left of the screen.
The others are a classic game of memory and one where you have to match clothes and accessoires to a customers color preferences.
My daughter played it multiple times.
Well, a hamburger is what you get, if you take a traditional german Frikadellenbrötchen and replace the actual bread with whatever a burger bun is supposed to be
This is a great format. Germans are know-it-alls and need to comment to raise engagement
3:00 One has nothing to do with the other. I've never seen an emergency doctor perform a life-saving surgical procedure in a hospital. That's what surgeons are for, and there are only a limited number of them, and they don't drive around. To put it another way, even if there were fewer ambulance calls, there wouldn't be more surgeons.
The meme was about the contrast, not causation.
Da ich zu faul bin es auf Englisch zu schreiben, bleibe ich für diesen Kommentar mal bei der deutschen Sprache 😀 Das ist natürlich korrekt, ist denke dass es eine "Überspitzung" sein soll. Es ist jedoch fakt, dass das Standard Personal und Ärzte wegen Lapalien länger brauchen für Leute, die es definitiv NÖTIG haben, im Krankenhaus versorgt zu werden. Und die Leute, die dafür verantwortlich sind, sollten zur Kasse gebeten werden. Wir haben schon nicht mehr genug Ärzte (Vor allem fehlen Fachärzte), wieso muss man wegen Lapalien die nicht Lebensbedrohlich sind, ins Krankenhaus?
Apart from the meme being about Emergency service being misused for minor issues: It is totally possible for a surgeon to also work as an emergency doctor, "Zusatz-Weiterbildung Notfallmedizin" is an additional quailification available to any doctor (or Dipl.- Med) willing put in the additional effort to meet the requirements. Especially in rural areas there are qualified doctors of all specialty fields taking turns for emergency on call duty.
@@NeverMind439 Und woher weiß ich nun, was lebensbedrohlich ist und was nicht? Wenn Tante Erna plötzlich starke Kopfschmerzen hat, hat sie vielleicht ne Migräneattacke - oder nen Schlaganfall... Das Problem sind also seltener die Personen, die in die Notaufnahme gehen, sondern eher unsere marode Infrastruktur. Zum einen wissen die Personen nicht, wie man lebensbedrohliches von wahrscheinlich nicht lebensbedrohlichem unterscheidet, es fehlt also an Bildung. Zum anderen haben wir viel zu wenig medizinisches Personal. Das führt einerseits dazu, dass z.B. Hausärzte und Fachärzte keine Patienten mehr aufnehmen, was eben dazu führt, dass Personen früher oder später in der Notaufnahme aufschlagen, sei es jetzt als Notfall oder weil sie sich einfach nicht mehr anders zu helfen wissen. Zum anderen bleiben natürlich Dinge liegen, die nicht wirklich lebensbedrohlich sind. Das könnte man einerseits durch mehr Personal lösen, andererseits wäre auch ein System wie es die nordischen Länder fahren wahrscheinlich von Vorteil, wo alle Berufsstände die unter den Ärzten arbeiten eine bessere Ausbildung und mehr Befugnisse bekommen, sodass die Ärzte nur noch die schwerwiegenden und komplizierten Fälle bekommen und so weniger überlastet sind.
Aber sowas praktisches kommt für Lauterbach ja nicht in Frage, er schließt lieber Kliniken und verschiebt damit nur Probleme von A nach B bzw lässt die Leute eben daheim verrecken, wenn der Notarzt nicht mehr schnell genug kommt.
Alles in allem: die Politik und unser derzeitiges System sind das Problem, nicht die Menschen, die es vielleicht mal falsch nutzen. Lasst euch nicht dazu bringen, eure Mitmenschen runter zu machen und eure Wut an denen auszulassen, die selbst davon betroffen sind, wenn die Politik uns hängen lässt und die Politiker sich mit ihren Privatversicherungen einfach aus den Problemen rauskaufen.
Surgeons are doctors that specialize in surgeries tho
Great now i got a bearded TÜV Inspector in my mind yelling at a Cyber Truck "You shall not pass!!!"🧙
6:18 Me too, Ryan. Yours is deeper then mine. I'm screwed with a high voice. Deep voices are badass and nice!
*The meme with 16-year-old "Tick-Tacker" : nobody mentioned that the face of the actual German Chancellor Olaf Scholz was put over the face of that 16-year-old....* 🤔
wollte ich auch gerade schreiben. Sein Gesicht scheint nicht sehr bekannt zu sein.. Passt.
We had beforehand meat and Beef in Small breads in Germany. But we called it different
The Berliner are also not calling jam donuts Berliner, while many in the west do.
speeding up the part when u read in german is the best thing u ever did on this channel 🤣
1. In German, the 〈e〉 at the end of a word is never silent. It is pronounced [ə]. In the case that you can’t distinguish [ə] from [ɐ], pronounce it [ɪ] as in “bit”. Exception: The 〈e〉 at the end of a verb in first person singular simple present indicative active, e.g. “ich spreche” actually can be dropped.
2. In German,〈ie〉is pronounced [iː] as 〈ei〉in “receive”, not [aɪ] as 〈ie〉 in “pie”.
3. In German,〈ei〉is pronounced [aɪ] as 〈ie〉 in “pie”, not [iː] as 〈ie〉in “receive”.
15:00 it is indeed. No very detailed infos, but best guess is that someone from Germany brought the "Hamburger Frikadelle auf Brötchen" (typical german kind of a meatball on a bun) to the US from which the american Hamburger evolved.
7:25 This meme is about an old meme (which went viral) where someone was very angry bc of that
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It's not that hamburgers were invented in Hamburg, but they came to the US via Hamburg Altona. US americans are simple people.
Frikadelle, Boulette, Fleischpflanzerl, Fleischlaberl, Fleischküchle, Fleischklops, Gewiegtebrutl, Hulle, Rundstück, all names for the same thing. A patty of minced meat that is cooked in a pan, sometimes eaten between two slices of bread or in a bun, for convenience.
The Germans probably did not invent it, either, as it is a way bigger deal in the eastern parts of Europe, especially in Poland. Like with most cooking stuff from the East of Europe, the usual suspects for spreading the concept are the european Jews.
Ground meat patties already existed in ancient times, with similar recipes found in different cultures, such as the Romans and the Mongols.
A Rundstück is a bread roll, "Rundstück warm" is slices of pork roast on halved bread rolls with gravy, served with pickles on the side. Might've inspired the hamburger somehow, but has nothing to do with ground beef.
8:00 your own translation was correct!
Of course, food is often an exchange of ideas and products, but here the Hamburger takes its name from the city of Hamburg, so it seems hard to believe that the Hot Dog is not German, at least in its version with bratwurst, mustard, and bread
8:17 Sanifair is a provider for public toilets. Especially on Autobahn rest stops, but also in some shopping centers and train stations. When their parent company Tank&Rast began buying rest stops and installed self-cleaning toilets they also installed turnstiles and charged a 50 cent fee. But they "gave you the money back" in form of a voucher for a 50 cent discount when you buy something at the gas station shop. This was a clever concept because it gave you the impression the toilet is somehow still free and it lured people into buying way overpriced snacks.
They then raised the toilet fee to 70 cents a few years after and now it's 1 Euro, but the vouchers are still only 50 cents. So obviously people don't like them that much.
That's why the man in the meme states he would take a dump on the toilet seat to "get his money worth".
1:20 actually the police is not in the position to decline reports. If you want to report something, its mandatory for the police to file this report.
Only the prosecutor later on, can drop it in specified cases
5:00. If you dont know, its a thing on german reddit to not use any english words. Sometimes it leads to weird translations like this
14:00 The KaDeWe (short for Kaufhaus des Westens (Department Store of the West)) is the second largest department store in Europe, in Berlin germany. So it has the highest variety in pretty much everything, including stuff that is impossibly expensive.
Thx Ryan... that "KaDeWe ... must be french" made my day :) It is an abbreviation of Kaufhaus des Westens
or translated
"Department Store of the West" .
Ich sehe deutsche Memes, ich klicke!
Ich Memes klicke!
3:18 Departments and triage are the answers. Especially triage will categorize all cases in priority levels. It's not first come first serve.
3:53 EM is short for Europa-Meisterschaft. That's the German word for European Championship and literally translates to "Europe Mastership".
6:50 Euro 2024 ger : sco 5 : 1; Worldcup 2014 ger : bra 7:1 (Semifinale)
Ye, the Kyber-truck one is about the Cybertruck. When they cant germanize it, they go for something that sounds similar.
Than it would be a Tseibertrack.
3:12 pretty easy solution: you start teaching actually helpful knowledge in schools like what doctor to go to for different situations. because we genuinely don't know and the older you get without needing to go to certain doctors the more they look at you like you're stupid when you don't know what to do and where to go :')
Sanifair is this provider of toilets in certain shops and gas stations, usually at the Autobahn. You pay almost 1€ just to use the toilet, yet they often are just dirty and hardly cleaned. So of course you wonder, why do I pay then?
12:35 - They say "kyber" in the meme, because cybernetics is translated with Kybernetik and they've shortended it the way english people did^^
6:50 i'm pretty sure this is about losing to germany in football 5:1
Just at any Point in time, brazil lost in a world Championship I think
It was 7:1
11:30 basically how everyone one me_irl calls themselves the homies, we call ourselves the zuhausis which got translated to "home". Basically OP is wondering why out of the 1.5million ich_iel users only 200 are online right now
A minute in and i got to comment the text based emojis arent gone yet and the one that was put on screen is a kaomoji, thats the term to find sites over sites with kaomoji creations ready for copypaste. Just in case someone out there wanted to know
KaDeWe is a huge departement store, KaDeWe is short for Kaufhaus des Westens, and Hamburgers are from Hamburg
It actually IS the Cybertruck.
So yeah, the meme is about TÜV, who are responsible for inspecting and rating vehicles, not giving the Cybertruck a rating as being road save (mostly due to it lacking a crumple zone, which means than in a head-on collision, the thing getting compressed would be the driver rather than the front of the vehicle).
Needlessly making and using literal translations of anglicisms is part of the posting etiquette on Ich_IEL. They translated the word Cybertruck, even though everyone in Germany just uses the English name as a proper noun.
The 1€ toilets are the service station toilets in Germany. At the good service stations with a petrol station, you have to pay 1€ to go to the toilet or you cheat your way through the turnstile when nobody is looking. And yes, there are people who leave these toilets really disgusting. When I went to Denmark last month, someone littered one of the toilets with toilet paper.
3:00
That's a VERY rudimentary view.
you wait that long because the public hospitals are being 'optimized' into the ground, there are too few nurses and doctors (either hired or who want to work in this overstretched system) and there is an active campaign by a private hospital company to make the state close public hospitals "because they're not needed". When they're closed, there is not enough care provided and the private hospital chain buys the closed public hospital and reopens it. That forces all the locals to use their care which means more tax reduction/revenue for them "because they fulfil a necessary role in society".
The first version of a Hamburger is a German creation.
We have multiple theories of Creation:
1. "Frikadellenbrötchen" (fried meatball in a bread roll) was eaten in germany since ~1700.
2. "Rundstück Warm" Roast pork slice in a bread. Mosten eaten in Hamburg Harbor since ~1700 or earlier.
The "Boulette" (a fried Meatball) was a france creation of early 1700. Germany is a Bread Nation. We took the french "Boulette" in a Bread.
But the Americans have perfected it to a real Hamburger.
btw. the name “Hamburger” already says where the dish comes from.
The Hamburger was invented in America. It is named after the city of Hamburg, as many European immigrants left Europe from Hamburg. But the dish that the Hamburger is somewhat based on is very different.
As a german, i totally understand the sanifair meme.
We got some dirty toilets on autobahn rest stops and you need to pay 1€ to use them.. its just unbelievable expensive
With the Gatz one: You were right on the money with this being about cat allergies.
The German word for cat is Katze. This kind of meme format basically replaces the "hard" consonants (K, P, T) with their soft counterparts (G, B, D) which makes it sound like baby-speak.
Sanifair is a public toilet provider, mostly found in train stations and service areas. They're a bit infamous for charging what many people consider an extortionary price of entry, so the meme basically says if they're gonna make you pay that much, then you might as well go and take a shit on the toilet seat to make it worth that kind of money, since they're gonna have to clean that up now.
Or saxonian (oder sächsisch)😁
'I googled the word in the meme.'
Google shows set meme.
You went full circle.
KaDeWe is the oldest and quite pricey luxury warehouse in Berlin. It‘s especially famous for the sixth floor where you can by fancy food, alcohols, sweets and cigars. And yes, the cheese is very pricey there
To be fair, a bee sting may be a valid reason to call the EMTs if the person was allergic.
7:55 cats allergy 👍👍
KaDeWe is a expensive shopping mall in berlin
It's a huge misconception under Germans that the Hamburger was created in Germany. In fact, the inventor of the Hamburger, Jack Hamburg, later migrated to Germany and founded a city where he became the first Bürgermeister and later Burger King.
My favourite true story from now on
In the 19th century, sailors from Hamburg were known for eating "Hamburg steaks," which were fried ground beef patties served between two slices of bread. Many German immigrants brought this culinary tradition with them to the United States, where it quickly spread. Several American cities claim to have invented the hamburger as we know it today, with local variations and additions
Source: Trust me bro
yah i remember that one. Just keep in mind germans are just the direct ascendants of Samuel German (inventer of the german chocolate cake) and germany was just invented by an advertising company to create an trustful origin story for the german cake.
So much bs in one Text 😂
The scotts took over munich, followed by the dutch, turkish, swiss, english and so on in other big cities where the stadiums are located, nine.
I think that meme with the hamburgers from germany, has something to do with our big city: "Hamburg" XD
15:16 The sentence is the proof, Hamburger. And we habe a city called Hamburg
0:50 SO TRUE! I created a whole bunch of them on my own back then: Spider: //:_:\\ Pig: (^oo^) Happy Guy with a Mustache: ^m^
Modern Day Emojis, as comfortable as they are to use, really killed some creativity. Whenever I get the chance I still use them where it's possible ^^
15:11 we have a city named Hamburg. And hamburgers got there name because they were eat in hamburg
Zuhause = Home
Zuhausis (word doesn't exist, but is used in this Reddit) = Homie
12:02 not lost to translation - I don't get it either, I can only guess it means "homies not home, wtf are they doing"
If you call an ambulance for a minor thing in Germany you usually have to pay about 500 bucks.
You have an awesome voice Ryan ^^
I may have a high voice but I get compliments for my singing voice even if I don't hear it myself
KaDeWe ist short for ‘Kaufhaus des Westens’ which translates to ‘mall of the west’. It is a luxury mall in West Berlin.
"Gadse" is a funny way to spell "Katze" which is "cat" in German 😸
Kinda comparable to spelling "cat" as "car" 😂
And I like to work from Home, so I can used the saved time for grocery shopping and can watch football later, because I got all my chores done 😂😂
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oh you don't have to see the games, you jsut have to see the youtuber break into the stadium as a fake mascot
Kyber = Cyber, yes. To be precise: Kybernetik = Cybernetics
So yes, they were referring to the Cybertruck
KaDeWe is a large, overpriced department store in Berlin. KaDeWe stands for Kaufhaus des Westens, which means Department Store of the West.
Hamburgers were named after the German city of Hamburg, where they originate.
The KaDeWe is the "Kaufhaus des Westens" (shopingmall of the west) and it a big shopping center in west Berlin. Made in the DDR times to show people from east Berlin how awesome capitalism is or so^^
And yes "Hamburger" as they are called here are from Germany.. from a town called "Hamburg" our biggest harbor citty... from there the "Hamburg- Amerika Line" operated back then so many people migrating to the US came through Hamburg.. and took the idea of the Hamburger with them to the US... is was in original a lunch idea for dock workers.. to give them bred, meat and salate in an easy to transport and eat way.
that kyber meme is indeed refering to the Tesla cybertruck... since it doesn't follow regulations in germany you can't drive one here . at least not yet
I don't think it is sure that Hamburger are from Germany.... but I guess it is the most valid theory. I think it was considered a fast meal for people working in the port on ships.
I agree, but even if it was invented in the US I think it probably was a German immigrant. So, I guess the meme is not wrong saying it was invented by a German. Especially by the usual American logic ("I am German/Italian/Irish when I have even remote German/Italian/Irish ancestry").
I would translate "Zuhausis" with "athomeis" which just describes people who are usually at home but don't have to be at any given time.
Hamburgers were created in Hamburg (German city) by a Swiss named Oscar Weber Bilby and his wife.
Hint: Whenever you see the word "fickend" in a post, it has been translated from English to German.
Or "TickTacker"
Or "Zuhausis"
Or "Kyber-Lastkraftwagen"
The hamburger is a bit of a controverse thing. Like originally putting a slab of meat on bread was a thing in Hamburg and other harbour cities, so sailors can have a cheap and quick food, right in the harbour. Its said that when Germans emigrated to the US, that they brought this dish with them, but the hamburger, as we know it today with minced meat? Thats not really confirmed where it exactly came from and when. Its a theory that it evolved out of that dish from Hamburg and its name from there, but there are enough different theories and claims...
The medical issue is pretty easily solved. The doctor has to decide if an emergency treatment was warranted. If not the person has to pay the full expenses plus a penalty fee.
That would stop that shit pretty quickly.