Questions the British have for the Germans!?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2022
- So I returned to Ulm, to ask questions the British have sent me to ask the Germans yes Brexit came up. As I thought but the reaction was so much better than I thought I would have got! I loved meeting all of you lot, I really hope we meet again maybe in the street again.
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Fun fact: the UK national anthem used to be the German national anthem , too (until 1918). Not all that surprising if you think about the close family ties between the Royals, though. (Queen Victoria was Emperor Wilhelm II's grandmother)
Expect the lyrics were different ofcourse. :)
The british anthem was once the anthem of most countries in Europe.
It wasn't the anthem (the tune) of britain actually but of royals in general
Oh really :O
The German lyrics were "Heil Dir im Siegerkranz/Herrscher des Vaterlands/Heil, Kaiser, Dir!"
"I love the Royals, I love the pubs, I love fish & chips and I love the Queen!" You gotta love her enthusiasm. 😂😂
Sounds like she is brown nosing during a job interview at the british embassy.
Most of us Brits don't care about the royals. She's a tourist destination
@@Englishman-_-Mongolia2022 The royals are a disgrace
Actually she said "I love ze Royals, I love ze pubs, I love fish & chips and I love ze Queen!"
As an American, I believe British royalty is something only women love because it incorporates the fairy tales of princes and princesses. It has all the romance and now gossip most of us guys find boring and a big waste of time. My wife just loved it all. Couldn’t get enough of it. This attitude I believe is world wide.
I am British and i absolutely love germany and germans, such welcoming and friendly people, and i hope they see our country and our people the same
Thank you i Like you Guys for your Humor 👍🏼
I think most Germans really like the Brits🇬🇧
🙋
I love the Germans, we're so similar. They do love our humour
Absolutly
Even during the wars the British still respected the German people and their determination..sometimes it’s just politics and leaders that start these things…glad we are all friends now ❤️
British soldiers are not known to have carried out warcrimes on the civilian population at all, when they conquered Germany. They are the only ones actually who behaved pretty disciplined throughout all ranks. Neither the French (of course not), nor the Americans could match them.
Shitty toast is no bread, bread is love.
unless with beans
@@yourtruebrit and Marmite :D
@@yourtruebrit You mean " skinheads on a raft " ??? Hope to see you next time I am in Ulm um Ulm und um Ulm herum. That's a tongue twister and your German will be close to perfect if you can say that really fast :)) !
@@pasemasan764 use Rübenkraut at least.
You can ask the bread question everywhere in germany and you'll get the exact answer from everyone:
"This is not bread, this is just toast!!!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
So true! Stopped eating bread in the UK.
SAME THING IN AMERICA; "WONDER BREAD? THAT'S NOT BREAD!!!"
Yep. I lived with two german students when I was at uni, AND I worked in a factory making what we laughably refer to as "bread" over one summer.
Because of that, I own a bread machine and make my own. The best thing is, not only do you not eat what is essentially a high fat low nutrient bread that's only any good as somewhere to put butter, but you never need to worry about air fresheners because your home always smells AMAZING!
Toast is any bread that has been subjected to heating until browned - it's not toast until that happens so what you buy is bread, not toast.
It's 'bread' in India. When I got to know about German Brote, I was in mortal confusion. We call that loaf.
I think I've mentioned that before, but about socks+sandals: sandals for the airflow, socks to prevent chafing, essentially
Got to get the air between the toes ;)
I feel that the older people wear socks and sandals because of bad blood circulation...
and there is me who wears crocks for their style over their comfort xD sorry Franco but that line was epic ^^
I did the same and will always do and i am young. Normal shoes are too warm in the summer and sandals without socks are yukky. And the socks keep your feet clean and secure your feet against little rocks, thorns etc.
there is no excuse for socks and sandals. If you fear chafing, wear SHOES!
German folk have hearts of gold. I can never understand how they constantly get labelled as dull and rude.
My question, or should I say series of questions to German's is just about linguistics...
1. Can you opt out of learning English in the German education system.
2. How often do you speak English in your day to day routine?
3. All German's sound the same to me😂😂, do you have drastically different sounding accents in your country? Like Cockney and Scouse in England or New Yorker accent and Texan drawl?
1. Usually you can't. You Start at 5th Grade with it but there are offen different classes for different depth on it. Depends on If you are go to the Hauptschule, Mittlere Reife or Gymnasium.
2. Most of Germany dont speak a Lot. But are surroundet by english language (music, TV, Commercial) usually it depends on your Job..
3. There are thousands of accents. North Germans Sounds totally different to south Germans ans east to West. And often there ist a different accent inside a local area..
German's ..lol. Can you help we my English please?
You would be surprised how many accents we have ❤
I once met a Brit living in Germany for years. He told me that for business reasons he once met a Friesian and a guy from bavaria. They couldn't understand each other, so the Brit had to translate.... @@scr2k
Ahh Germany 😍What's not to love. I'm having my Stag do hosted in Munich this October, lots of great food and beer, and hopefully catch some football. Can't wait to share my broken German with you all
Plenty of good places to go on the shant. The town centre is pretty awesome and in October the bier gardens , I think , are still more or less open. Have a good’un.
Just in case you're planning on visiting the Oktoberfest be aware that it doesn't actually take place in Oktober. This year's Oktoberfest is from 17. September - 3. Oktober.
@@pashvonderc381 Thanks for the tips, a good beer garden will do us nicely
@@ralfbraun2950 We've strategically gone the week after it's all over, there was a massive reduction in price in accommodation :)
@@Andavel111 there are plenty around, a good’un is the Augustiner Biergarten not far from the Hackerbrücke
The UK, or more specifically England, has lots of German ancestry, being as the Angles and Saxons were from the Rhine valley
The Angles came from Jutland (Denmark) and the Saxons come mostly from northern Germany what is Lower Saxony today. 'Have some cousins there, when I travelled in England I met not a few English men who actually had the same kind of appearance. Common Saxon origins may play into this.
@@paul8158please take the English back. The Welsh and Scottish would much appreciate it
@@alynwillams4297 We are a little too overcrowded with migrants right now and on top they can't play proper football...
as a half german half British person,I'd like to know ,why british folks always have a downer on Germany?i live in the uk for 34 years now and come across some really hateful and nasty people,who feel thjey are entitled ton treat every German really badly.people in Germany seem to know much more about the Uk than vice versa..
WW2 and the anti european mindset maybe
Hmm honestly it depends where you are in England same as Germany on the mindset ;)
@@yourtruebrit We have been to Cornwall twice on holiday. the people there were super friendly, no comparison to Germany (at least in my opinion). furthermore, everyone was absolutely free of prejudice or rejection. we actually met some people who spoke german, which surprised us a lot. all in all, the everyday interaction with strangers there seemed a lot warmer to me.
Germans know much more about Britain because they are true Europeans with a better educated population in general. German people also seem much more pragmatic and interested in collective welfare. It is a hard thing to see how angry, blind and bigoted so many of the British people have become and I really do think education is the key. It seems a lack of critical thinking and human empathy lies behind this. I am British by birth this time and my heart expands with love toward our German friends. People forget that evil can and does rise everywhere if we let it. God alone knows how we are going to sort out this Brexit folly though.🙏 Hilfe!
@@thedustofages So true and MY heart goes out to all the victims of Brexit in the UK.
I wished I could help ! Ehrlich !
I love Britain/the Brits aswell! 💙
1-Why do brits want to be different from Europe so bad?? Pound/Euro, Brexit, driving on the left side, etc.
2-If they had to swap nationality in europe, which would they choose?
They used to be an empire and now they are talking themselves into believing that they still got it. Don't worry britain, you aren't too cool to be on our team. We can be friends and it will be fine.
I bet they would choose German :D
Left side driving comes from the old days where streets were full of riders. Getting on and off a horse is more common on the left side and riders didnt want to step into traffic for that. At one point cars mixed in and they just kept the way they did it.
Like why the US is still on the emperial system despite the fact that the whole world is on metric. But the very funny thing about the US imperial system, it is by law defined in metric units...^^
@@madrooky1398 Driving on the left side was the norm since the invention of the wheel ... and probably even before that.
Riding on the left side gets the right side towards oncoming traffic. This is important, when someone had to use their sword.
Napoleon turned that around because, wait for it, he was left handed.
@@peregreena9046 Ah yeah i didnt remember that^^
Good video and confirms why I like Germans. 🎉
I lived and worked in West Berlin in the late 1970s. It was a great place and I also really liked the German people. I thought that in many ways they were very similar to ourselves.
I like how the criteria for finding a good pub in Germany is the same as in Britain: if it has a website, it's probably shit and full of tossers 😂
Questions for the Brits:
1. Why did you invent the “continental breakfast” and blame a whole continent (of which your island is part, by the way) of very diverse countries with very diverse culinary traditions for this abomination?
2. Why have you neglected your seaside towns so badly?
The first German seaside holiday places were modelled on UK towns (visit Norderney and the architecture looks like Brighton). But while German seaside towns are upmarket, well kept, surrounded by pristine nature and packed with German tourists that worship the North Sea even when the rain blows horizontally, their British equivalents have headed in the opposite direction. Why?
Socks&Sandals: The older generation wears them for the same reason as my 8yo: It’s practicality over style! You head out early in the morning while it’s still chilly with socks and take them off in lunch break, when it’s hot.
I think the seaside towns was due to poverty because of lack of jobs. :)
@@yourtruebrit yeah - if you scare off tourists by letting your towns go to seed, building nuke plants in the direct vicinity, and offering shitty, shitty baked beans on toast for breakfast - then nobody will come and the jobs die..
@@yourtruebrit But the point is, why didn’t tourism work out long term for those beautiful former tourist towns in the UK? German seaside towns live off German in-land tourism.
@@yourtruebrit the answer is: Tories.
@@sisuguillam5109 Yes, Thatcher and neoliberalism.
Fun fact: not all of us Germans are Bavarian, we don't run around in our "Lederhose" and Dirndl's". Some of us are quite "normal".
-You don't need a visa for the UK, when you go on vacation there, but you need a passport (Reisepass). An ID card (Personalausweis) is no longer enough.
You need a visa if you want to work in the UK, but also vice versa.
- 4:12 "Möchtest du mit mir ein Interview machen?" (Would you like to do an interview with me?)
"to do" ist mostly "machen" in german (The Germans make often this mistake in english, because they believe that "to make" means "machen", but "machen" means to 80% "to do" :-)
- Pubs and restaurants: go where the Germans (the locals) go, not the tourist.
- What the Brits and Americans understand by bread isn't bread to Germans, and they don't call it as such, they say "toast" even though it's not toasted.
Hi Nettcologne, it's a small world, isn't it? Seen you so often on the pro-remain YT channels :). Btw Ulm is my hometown .
@@irminschembri1081 Dann einen schönen Gruß nach Ulm.
Ich glaube "führen" ist besser als "machen".
@@nettcologne9186 Und einen schönen Gruß zurück nach Köln und ja, das Ulmer Münster ist etwas höher als der Kölner Dom :)) !
Are you my sibling??? :O ;)
"I've only been to London once, but I think your country is beautiful." - Lady you have only seen the Moloch that is London, but the country is so much more than London. Try Wales for a channge or the Lake District, maybe even York for some medival history.
You‘re making quality content keep it up!
Aww thank you glad to see your name pop up again :D
Let me put it this way,I like Ireland and Scotland.I hope that Northern Ireland and Scotland will return to the EU as independent states.
And the English are welcome too...
well Wales voted to leave and Scotland had more leave votes than those who voted the SNP in. Time to let it go and just accept that we love Europe but not the EU.
Cool, I hate them. 🤷🏻♀️
I lived in beautiful Surrey for about 3 years and had a wonderful time there, sometimes I miss it terribly.
Germam bread is far supperior just wanted to leave that here
Another question for the Brits: What do THEY think of German bread if they ever tasted it?
well, floridians wear socks and adiletten all the time :D
for hiking i'd tour the eifel. that way you can also experience cities such as cologne with its roman history, cathedral, brewery culture. tons of pubs for sure.
I love how politely the ordinary english football enthusiasts support the german anthem by whisteling the melody with them, unfortunately their whisteling skills are just as good as english beer or bread or cars or...whatever.
Is having good bread meant to be a good thing 😆
@@glennoconnor1130 How is having a good-quality version of something that is basically _the_ basis of nutrition for a large part of the world not to be considered good? Your comment is really.... weird.
@@lVideoWatcherl
Especially for germans and their 1.275.498.147 kids of bread that question is all the more confusing
@@blacky_Ninja Exakt.
Lol
PS: keep working on your german, u already doing great
I try haha have a nice tag :D
Since newer materials, like those mash fabrics for shoes, people don't wear sandals any more. And you have those footling-socks that are almost invisible in shoes.
So today you can have socks+slippers, and it's like socks+sandals with invisible socks.
I am german and I love england ,the culture,the language and the little cottages/houses. Unfortuntatelly I dont know anybody from England but I might visit London this year :)
More to England than London !
Can`t believe you`ve been to Ulm so often ow and i still haven`t seen you! Makes me sad as basically I could spot you from my window xD
I love brits and their Humor!
Visit Ulm during "Schwörwoche"! 😁
There is a big party. The whole city is celebrating.
I lived in Wales for a year. People are MUCH friendlier than in Germany. Houses... well, you can get used to them.😉 English tea ceremony is a MUST at least once. Biscuits, sandwiches, cakes and all these other delicacies.
Food isn't as bad as rumour says, especially if you eat Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Indian,...😉 (I like fish'n chips with vinegar!!! And pies!)
People are shorter than me (I'm 1.80m 😂)
And... the people, did I already say that people are so much friendlier...?
After two pints of lager everything is just GREAT!🤣
Well, I have only been to Britain twice but I spent my childhood in a Commonwealth country, so I know what British food is like. Actually, I only liked and still like marmalade, lemon curd, baked beans and I used to like the pies we got at the school canteen. Once in a while I had the spongy white bread, especially baked bean sandwiches. But normaly my family bought German bread at the continental shop. I could never stand having vinegar on chips and vegemite (I think it's called marmite in Britain) also gives me the shivers when I think of it.
@@magmalin marmite has been invented to torture taste-buds!😁
mushy peas :D?
@@yourtruebrit sorry, never had those.😄
@@Freiya2011 definitely!
Pubs and restaurants:
If it‘s on a ordinary weekday and it‘s still full to the brim, then it‘s usually a real gem.
3:40
1b. Do I need a visa for visits and/or business trips to the United Kingdom?
German citizens generally still do not need a visa for visits or business trips lasting up to 6 months.
Source: German missions in the UK
Me and my two brothers all went to boarding school in England, we do love it
7:40 As a German I would recommend The South of Bavaria because of the Mountains it's nice to walk there.
Moselle and Ahr valley are also highly recommendable, nice scenery with the river, wine mountains and castles, picturesque timberframe villages, well developed hiking infrastructure (many Germans go for a hiking weekend there) and tons of booze along the way
Or the Black Forrest...
The guy is right dive bars are great and not easy to find.
To the brits: Why are you guys putting milk in your tea?
weil es total lecker ist. Friesen trinken noch mehr Tee und die machen das auch✌️
English tea is strong, much stronger than what we drink. So it is diluted with milk.
PG- tips with milk, delicious, has a kind of toffee taste!🤤
I'm German and I always put milk into black tea. It's a tradition in my family and has nothing to do with the British habit.
@@magmalin did I say so?
Ich trinke auch Tee mit Milch. Es schmeckt sehr gut 👍
Nearly every German thinks that wearing socks and sandals is a crime
Could you be a comentator on the platinum jubelee of HRM the Queen, for us in Germany?
That would be so fantastic!
Why not 🤣🤣🤣
@@yourtruebrit fabulous!
I have a question for Anglo-Saxon Brits: when are you coming home? You're basically just Germans living abroad. Haven't you been away from home long enough? 😁
😂
Brits like the Germans and Europe generally, not necessarily the politics of the EU though.
Nobody really likes the politics of the EU. It is a socialist bureaucratic nightmare.
I'm German! But Socks and Sandals???
That's like a swimming trunk with a pair of braces....
That's a stereotype we Austrians also have for the Germans. But we also say that Germans die in the Alps because of this style. So these two things are kind of connected here.
And it's no joke, don't go with sandals to the Alps. I have seen it way too often and it's dangerous. Going hiking on a mountain isn't a holiday, it's a sport.
First world problems
@@Leo-uu8du
Yep - that's as sad as it's true, unquestionably!
@@Leo-uu8du It's not only a stereotype. It's a fact that a lot accidents are caused because a lot of tourists from further up north in Germany use unsuitable footwear while hiking here in Bavaria as well.
@@magmalin The thing with sandals and socks is a stereotype we have, as some Germans do actually wear such things. Dying in the Alps because of bad footwear isn't a stereotype, I've never claimed that. Also there are different types of bad footwear, like sneakers, house shoes (yes, some people wear those) and also tracking shoes, not just the stereotypic sandals, I know.
Fact is that many people think that a mountain isn't dangerous, but there is a good reason why most mountains in Austria were first climbed by non natives. The natives always had respect for them and didn't want to risk their lives just to have a good view. The Alps are just as harsh a desert.
I love how they freaked out "That is not bread!" :D
Have Friends in Wales - love the Country and most of all the british Humour :-)
Ulm, yeah! 🤗
0:42 Ach Ulm!💡
I think this is so sad that you have gone the way with the Brexit.
Thank good i have dual nationality before i left to go back to germany
after the death from my Partner.
I was living and had the best time in my life in the UK for over 20 years.
We could work and Travel freely around Europe and now the British have lost
this ,i am so great full to the British Cover coverment that i could study and
get good qulification.
I am lucky with both PASSPORT. and Proud off it.
I think the socks and sandals question required context.
If you ask do Germans wear sandals inside the home and take off their outdoor shoes outside. The answer is a resounding yes in my experience.
As opposed to.
Do Germans wear socks and sandals outside. Perhaps some from the older generation, like in the UK.
Great video and great people.
There are also many who have some sandals for outdoors for activities like gardening or bringing out the trash. High chance you can see socks'n'sandals on occasions like that.
It's not true our weather is shit! We get 23 sunny days a year!
Since Im German and British this was very interesting to watch
Questions for the brits:
What do you think about the Northern Ireland situation at the moment/ After the election?
HAHA! You must be having a laugh. The average Brit knows nothing about Northern Ireland.
@@FFM0594 we do. They voted to remain in Britian. Very simple
@@glennoconnor1130 That's BS! They voted to remain in Europe. There has never been a referendum about remaining part of the UK. Very simple is the right term....to describe you. Either that or you are trolling.
@@FFM0594 Another question: Do you fear that Scotland is about to leave the UK?
@@yvonnehorde1097 No, I would welcome the Scots into the EU.
How to you feel when a British person tries to speak German to you? I was on holiday in Munich recently with my family and had to act as the translator despite being 14
I always acknowledge it when foreign tourists try to speak German and then answer slowly, clearly and as simply as possible. (This certainly distinguishes me from people who do not speak a foreign language themselves and therefore mistakenly think that because they understand a foreigner, he also understands their mumbled cockney). I would only answer in English or French if I had the impression that strangers misunderstood me. In fact, if you live in the country and speak to Germans in German, you can also get very far very quickly in learning German.
The same when I came across a German who didn’t speak a wick of English….I was on holiday in London recently and had to act as the translator despite being 14 …Sound familiar ?😂
Also English speaking countries typically don’t need to learn another language unless we choose to, which we are very grateful for btw and we tend to invest our time into other things because of this….. 👍
Nice channel!
Aww Thank you :D
Such a nuanced question and pretty backward, we have never had anything against the states of the E.U. but the political body of the E.U. we are still European but we are against the bureaucracy of the E.U. The E.U. and the nation states of Europe are completely separate entities.
This was hilarious 🤣🤣
Whats your relationship to Dubstep (love you for that)
Socks and sandals ? I do it and I'm English ! - It's great !
😂
Why does the UK not allow a united Ireland? It is such a shame!
Because the Irish in the North want stay in UK. Question from me: If you're not British or Irish, why is your kind so obsessed with Uk politics?
@@Englishman-_-Mongolia2022 because europeans are interested in european politics. If you always only look at your own country, youll end up like the americans.
@@lamiz3786 europeans often talk about the things they know little of, or try to divide UK with false lies and fake love, just like what the europeans say to the gullible Scots because their wet dream is a break up of UK
@@Englishman-_-Mongolia2022 germans have a great love for Ireland and their freedom struggle thats tradition.....germans care for Ireland
@@ndie8075 pity you didn't care as much for Poland and Czechoslovakia eh?
5:00 It's just more comfortable and healthier for my already broken feet.
Please come to dortmund
Have been ;) BVB Fan ⬛️🟨
Never met a German that I didn't immediately get on well with. Very nice people. The french and Spanish ( the 2 other nationality one had most exposure to) are also nice.... But not as nice as the Germans.
If it wasn't for their accent I would of thought they were English. They had English faces
"Your weather is shitty :D "
That's right. 17°c is the hottest you'd get in August.
It got above 40°c last summer (thanks global warming)
leder brot, when in Germany (Bavaria region), I was given a sandwich made from very thinly sliced dark brown bread, was it rye bread? trying to eat it was like trying to chew leather, so i called it leder brot, is it popular? how can you eat it? its disgusting!
I live in North Germany, and believe me it rains here a lot.
Question for the Brits: Would you leave Scotland into Independence if the second referendum is positive? What do you think about giving Northern Ireland back to the Republic of Ireland?
All those countries are British 😁
If the Scots and Northern Irish voted to leave the UK I'd say good luck to them
We should stick together, like brothers,..we might need each other one day...we are the same people.
We allowed Northern Ireland the vote whether to remain in Britain or to join Ireland again
They voted to remain in Britian
@@janejohnstone5795 Hi Jane...I absolutely agree with you...but did you vote for "Leave"? In my opinion the British people are not only our European neighbours they are also our European brothers and sisters...like the Russians...Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland...loving greetings from Germany💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
eveyone's answering in English though... would it work in the UK getting answered all in German ? 😎
You build a Nuclear Power plant next to a plentiful water supply..i.e. the sea. ..to keep the temperature just right.
its about 4 miles from Southwold in a remote area...
England - the mother country
3:04 when you have to give a talk on a topic you never heard of before
i have one, what's all about that tea-time and more important, who can eat these dang scones and think they are yummie?
No one eats scones they’re dry and taste shite. As for tea we don’t have a “tea time” we just drink whenever like coffee
3:42 It isn't correct, we don't need a visa for tourism purposes.
I realy love the UK. I was in London last year. It's not true that you need a visa. You just need a Passport (Reisepass) thats all.
Yea i thought that as post brexit last year when i went to Munich i did not need a visa, and i love Germany and Germans, very friendly and welcoming
@@BenM388 let's switch our apartments for a year 🤣
boah, ich hasse socken in sandalennnnn! xD
You don't need a visa as a German to visit the UK just a passport instead of an ID
Just so you know, I find the title of this video a little confusing. Is the video going to be you going around asking people in the streets of Britain what they want to know about Germans?
Socks & sandals used to be a thing in England....back in the day. Don't see it anymore because they just got the piss taken!
Same tune as Liechtenstein!
Hopefully they would not change the mind after visiting😆😆
Don’t worry, we’ve got plenty of questions for Germans and their very very chequered history
My ancestors from both sides of my family came from Germany in the 19th century. I believe we German-Americans still hold attributes that seem embedded in our DNA. That is, precision, order and discipline. We show that in the things we make and the way we raise our children. Just look at the Amish in America.
Well brexit was about making our own laws, spending our own money and controlling our own borders... what is so wrong about that? We got less money than we put in and didn't decide where it could be spent. We had no control over our borders and were importing the population of Birmingham every 3 years at the time of the vote. Cameron went to the EU on these points and got nothing. It was the EU that was the problem. I hate it when people say we didn't want to be part of Europe. It was the EU as people reasoned it wasn't working for the UK or at least it wasn't working for their part of the UK. . But don't worry we are being punished now... and of course the EU works at every level for Germany who effectively control it
When a Brit says "not bad" what they really mean is "aw man that's even worse than one could've hoped for". Why can't you just say what you think?
Very funny, entertaining, and interesting, again. Why did you Brits leave us??? You belong to us, so come back to Europe. Please!
Sandals and socks: its all about hygiene! Actually, I met once a guy from and in Czechia; he was wearing sandals, and socks, but the socks weren't white, so he was no German, but Czech!
The blonde girl is 🔥
I still like 48.1% of the British after Brexit 😂
hows public transport in more rural areas?
cause in germany public transport execept for large cities its shit
Depends, the more rural it is, the more terrible or non-existent it is, but that depends county-by-county and it depend on the population centres.
Public transport in uk is shite full stop 😂
It depends on each area. Some UK areas have their transport together and it's well organised. I've been to some rural areas that have really impressed me with the ease of getting around. I've also been to some rural areas that are impossible to travel in without your own car or bike. It's all about money. If it's a tourist hotspot, there will be better chances of transport. If it's some tiny village in the arse end of nowhere then good luck finding a bus to get there!
Trains are a shit-show! I would have to sell my kidneys and my first born child to afford train tickets in the UK if I want to go further than 50 miles.
Wh don't the Germans get our humour?? They look at us as if we are nuts.I speak from having German family.
Q for the Bs: Mandatory closing hours for pubs, like: WHY?!
"Do you think england is a good place to live?". "Yes I love the royals" 🤦♂️ that's really important I guess.
Plus you need water to create steam to drive the turbines.
ich kann nicht farzen
lemme teach u smth about gases man
I thing I noticed about the Germans, is they try to be British or American.
No, their english just got better! 😆
My question is: Why are the Brits (seemingly) so obsessed with comparing themselves in a competing manner with us?
It feels to me like whenever Germany gets mentioned in UK news, sports, documentaries or even comedy there is a deep rooted rivalry towards Germany whereas here the focus is on Italy, France and the Netherlands (especially in football) when looking for comparisons/ rivalries whereas the UK is mostly just checked as a bit weird, nice but overall rather obscure in comparison to those stoned cheese heads, smelly frog eaters and overdramatic spaghetti munchers.
The contrast of seemingly deep rooted rivalry to rather indifferent fondness always baffles me when encountering British media, especially around world cups when our blood pressure rises at anything orange or Italian but any English speaking advertisement (even in Canada) seems to be obsessed with England versus Germany
It has little do with obsession. In England, we don't concern ourselves with Europe as a political entity, we just admire Germany for its similar culture and work ethic
@@Englishman-_-Mongolia2022 at the end english and germans are two sides of the same medal.....so similar but we didnt recognize this .......Anglosaxons and Saxons. 😍
@@ndie8075 I am Anglo-Saxon, but we Brits have a lot of Celtic blood too
@@Englishman-_-Mongolia2022 indeed but the greatest part have Anglosaxon DNA traces....in some areas approximatly 38 - 50%......I have been many times in England....Dorset, Sussex, Gloustershire, Oxfordshire, Herefortshire, Warwickshire, Kent, Hampshire, Wilshire etc......After this trips I became deeply anglophile and I discovered my own Saxon roots.....I was born and still living in Westphalia the old homeland of the Saxons in Germany......I discovered so many similarities it's fascinating......the timber frame in England is the same as here in the northwest of Germany.....I've read the Anglosaxon chronicles and many more....
today this part of history is my specialty....the greatest happyness for me is walking on english soil trough the countryside and old villages.......😍 oh I love this land and the english....
*approximately.....sorry...
"The beautiful city of Ulm"
hmmmmmm
I would really like to know how you as a nation cope with your legacy as colonial empire. For example the Germans were technological superior in the time before the world wars and thus felt humiliated by the treaty of Versailles. This sence of degradation became the soil for the rise of evil. Hence I often wondered if there is a sence of injustice left in Britain regarding the gap between the power you once wielded and the struggle of these days. Europe in general has lost its former power, but I could imagine that for the brits this must feel wierd considering they did not loose the war.
Our colonial empire finished generations ago, I would say many young people in Britain today are probably not even aware of it or at the very least the extent of it so there is absolutely no sense of injustice regarding a lack of power or status we previously may have had. The legacy of the empire in my opinion is the immigration from the Indian subcontinent in the 1960's and 1970's. As the Second World War generation has now mostly passed on, I think the vast majority of Brits now don't think about it so much and now when thinking about Germany would think about football, beer and other far more positive things!.
bruh... socks in sandals are not a munich thing (wtf is she talking about)...
it's a general cliche about germans and some germans actually are like that... but it's also a joke amongst germans.
As a foreigner who has seen many german tourists ...can confirm 😂
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🤣 let me apologize for the fashion crimes committed by our fellow german countrymen.
@@thesebi No need 😂😂 It's funny as hell
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@@thesebi lmao ... bruh
2:30 isnt that the travell4llove guy?
Yeah he is. So random😅