@@karlelias in Hamburg we say it. I should know because I live there. Nobody ever says verfassung they say grundgesetz. I guess you live in the southern part of Germany.
About the cerveza one: here in argentina, since we had an important influence of italian inmigration, we called it ither way, cerveza and birra are both correct terms if you are talking about beer.
Ethiopia:OH IM NEXT! America:Dont you fucking dare.... Ethiopia:MEDENEK'I! America: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Germany:What the fuck?That's even weird for me. United Kingdom:WHY ETHIOPIA WHYY Italy:This is why I hated you in the 1800s.
jp auto 1 think i have you to tell before you continueing learn german we ingermany keep change thegrammar i ngerman and thats why we need leanr german grammar the wholte time inschool like 10 yearsit is like impossible to learn german
@@negror4962 that's because us Filipino were colonised by the Spanish empire for centuries to the point where today we use some Spanish words in our language like "Para" meaning stop
In Spanish we use the word "baraja" for a deck of cards, "carta* for playing cards and for letter, "cartón" for cardboard", and I don't know the English word for "cartulina " which it's a kind of a big colored paper. We only use "tarjeta" for credit cards...or fútbol cards just like red card and yellow card. Also we say "licencia" for license, but sometimes we use "carnet. It's nice to know a lot of Filipino words. Does The Philippines name come from Spanish words, or it's a native word? In Spanish we have a similar word: "Felipe" which it's a male name like "el rey Felipe" (the king Felipe).
In the Germanic family, English is the language that has replaced a lot of words from French, Latin and Greek. For example (English, German, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish): surprise / Überraschung / overraskelse / överraskning / overraskelse constitution / Grundgesetz / grunnlov / grundlag / grundlov airport / Flughafen / flyplass / flygplatz / lufthavn In German there is also the words Flugplatz, which obviously is related with flyplass and flygplatz. There is also the word Luft (air), so even lufthavn looks related. English flight or haven are related with Flug/fly/flyg and Hafen/havn, so this shouldn’t look "odd" for an English speaker.
Actually "Constitution" isn't "Grundgesetz" in German, but "Verfassung". We only call our Verfassung Grundgesetz because it was supposed to be temporary until the Federal Republic of Germany and the German Democratic Republic reunited and then edited, so that all people's representants would have agreed on the new one. However that obviously didn't happen and so our constitution is still called Grundgesetz which by the way means something like Foundation law or Basic law in the sense of being the foundation of all laws that would come after.
@@TheShadow14150 oh yes! i remember that one, but i'm talking about how canada gets to say "or" in every video it's in. i haven't seen switzerland in many videos though.
Italy: Mamma Mia Germany! You Are Not Gonna Mess This Time Are You? What Is Beautiful Smile In Your Launguage? Germany: Ahem Ahem.. BDONKDONK! Russia: AHHHHHH USA: That Why That Word Is Not Allowed In My Country! Italy: WHAAT Mexico: Oh No.. France: Oh No Ahhhhh Poland: Bdonkdonk Is Like Bdœnkdœnk in my Language!
Hello 🇰🇿 in Kazakhstan, we call this; 1. Таң қалдыру (Tan kkhaldiru; қ - k and kh) 2. Сыра (Sira) 3. Экономика (Economica) 4. Әуяжай (A'uyazhay; a and u) 5. Карта (Carta) 6. Конституция (Constitutsia)
10:21 I am a native speaker of English in the U.S. and because of my Midwestern accent I've always said "woman" and "women" basically the same. There's a slight difference when it comes to the last part but it's barely noticeable. So sometimes you do have to pay attention to context in some parts of the U.S. Examples for singular: I am a woman, they are a woman, that is a woman Examples for plural: Look at those women, the crowd had tons of women, this group had all women.
7:04 kartu? Kartu is wrong if we're taking about one card (jedna KARTA), but when we're talking about ,,Give me that card" (Dej mi tu KARTU), it's correct.
4:38 and this is the thing i hated the most while learning english, why "ch" normally pronounced like ch in chocolate, magically is pronounced like "k"... and this is no exception, it's full of it I still don't know how one language can pronounce the letter A in 20 different ways
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Yes cuz everything in the German language sounds so aggressive.
Hej SlovakiaBall are you from Slovakia??Bc im
@@suxtrixman5482 Yes I'm From Slovakia
WARNIN: i have a devil and it laughs at congrats (true
@@SlovakiaBall2007 I agree with United Kingdom Economy is the important word
Many words like Economy or Constitution exist in German too (Ökonomie/Konstitution) but are not widely used or are more technical terms
In English for pineapple and library, too! We had ananas and bibliotheke, but they've since fallen out of use
Many people forget, that German also have many French loanwords.
constitution is actually Verfassung in my opinion, nobody says Grundgesetz.
@@karlelias in Hamburg we say it. I should know because I live there. Nobody ever says verfassung they say grundgesetz. I guess you live in the southern part of Germany.
About the cerveza one: here in argentina, since we had an important influence of italian inmigration, we called it ither way, cerveza and birra are both correct terms if you are talking about beer.
Italians have problems with pronouncing other languages and I know it I'm italian
Btw the Italian pronunciation in every video isn't very correct
But we call it birra sometimes
But about zzzrzzzzzezzztrzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz it's impossible to spell
"birra" is actually as common (if not more) as "cerveza" in Spain too.
I’m German and I kept laughing when they were waiting, my favourite one is like when they do hospital, and Germany is like KRANKENHAUS 😂
🇬🇸
In Russia, we usually call it "больница" (bol'nitsa)
KRAN and KEN in the HAUS lol
I love Krankenhaus so much. MY FAVORITE WORD 🤣🤣🤣
My favorite one is like when they do the rose(I'm romanian)😂
Portugal: Surpresa
Spain: Sorpresa
Germany: ÜBERRASCHUNG
Russia: *surprised*
Ethiopia:OH IM NEXT!
America:Dont you fucking dare....
Ethiopia:MEDENEK'I!
America: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Germany:What the fuck?That's even weird for me.
United Kingdom:WHY ETHIOPIA WHYY
Italy:This is why I hated you in the 1800s.
@@ethiopianpatriot DaMm lol
ಠ_ಠyou are right
As someone learning German this is so helpful and funny thx for these videos
as someone learning swedish, i am upset that sweden is in none of these
jp auto 1 think i have you to tell before you continueing learn german we ingermany keep change thegrammar i ngerman and thats why we need leanr german grammar the wholte time inschool like 10 yearsit is like impossible to learn german
Actually I'm pretty good at saying the words and it's alot Easier than Russian I've already learned that but there's some words that's hard
@@jdcarter7659 ok
it's funny how germany looks excited when it's his turn
1:03
I just love how India says
“oh my godd”
In a South Indian accent
Me too
Hahaha XD
9:03 I CANT STOP LAUGHING AT AMERICAS SCREAM LOL
U.K: "half the planet agrees on this"
U.K in the past:"lets invade half the planet" :D
4:32 Russia has one of the funniest screams ever
Card + Spain = Germany’s scream
In Spain we also say "Carta". 😤
Man.. imagine if international diplomatic relations would be this easy 😂😂
the world would be such a nicer place
Bro doesn't skip duo lingo lesson💀
Germany: WIRTSHAFT!!!
Spain: *shouts like baby*
*WIRTSCHAFT
0:01 surprise
0:20 beer
2:56 economy
3:45 airport
6:40 card
11:23 Costutson
All but Turkey “Ekonomi“ got ME LOLLLLLLL 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
2:11 "oh my god... this is very embarrassing." that just-
✨P E R F E C T✨
In Filipino 🇵🇭 We say...
Surprise - Sorpresa
Beer - Serbesa
Economy - Ekonomiya
Airport - Paliparan
Card - Tarheta or Baraha
Constitutional - Konstitusyon
Todo lo que has dicho es en español excepto paliparan
@@negror4962 es porque filipinas esta colonizada por espana
@@negror4962 that's because us Filipino were colonised by the Spanish empire for centuries to the point where today we use some Spanish words in our language like "Para" meaning stop
In Spanish we use the word "baraja" for a deck of cards, "carta* for playing cards and for letter, "cartón" for cardboard", and I don't know the English word for "cartulina " which it's a kind of a big colored paper.
We only use "tarjeta" for credit cards...or fútbol cards just like red card and yellow card.
Also we say "licencia" for license, but sometimes we use "carnet.
It's nice to know a lot of Filipino words. Does The Philippines name come from Spanish words, or it's a native word?
In Spanish we have a similar word: "Felipe" which it's a male name like "el rey Felipe" (the king Felipe).
You know something bad is going to happen when they say you haven't participated today
1:43 my mind be like: *KHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH-*
On 2:20 : 👁️ 👄 👁️
Fun fact: In Spain at least “birra” is another way to say “cerveza”. It is just a synonym
birra in Spanish is also the same pronounce in Arabic "beera" or bira
4:02 That sounds like „I Report“
I liked the first part when Germany screamed and Russia's reaction was so funny
13:40 IM DYING FROM THAT SCREAM
IT SOUNDS LIKE A WHISTLE 💀✋🏽
0:20
Russia: ooooooooooooh shit... I say beer like a....
*ПИВО* (pivo)
Odd how German is different with so many words when it’s close to English in relation.
In the Germanic family, English is the language that has replaced a lot of words from French, Latin and Greek. For example (English, German, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish):
surprise / Überraschung / overraskelse / överraskning / overraskelse
constitution / Grundgesetz / grunnlov / grundlag / grundlov
airport / Flughafen / flyplass / flygplatz / lufthavn
In German there is also the words Flugplatz, which obviously is related with flyplass and flygplatz. There is also the word Luft (air), so even lufthavn looks related. English flight or haven are related with Flug/fly/flyg and Hafen/havn, so this shouldn’t look "odd" for an English speaker.
@@-cirad- Well you could've just said it wasn't odd for an English speaker.
Here in Philippines we call it as serbesa in tagalog or beer but we commonly used the word beer rather than the serbesa😄
It's funny how everyone is talking about Germany, but no one knows about Nederlands
Die Oekonomie ist ein Wort auch.
Also, Deep South dialects DO pronounce the "l" in "walk" and "talk".
Actually "Constitution" isn't "Grundgesetz" in German, but "Verfassung". We only call our Verfassung Grundgesetz because it was supposed to be temporary until the Federal Republic of Germany and the German Democratic Republic reunited and then edited, so that all people's representants would have agreed on the new one. However that obviously didn't happen and so our constitution is still called Grundgesetz which by the way means something like Foundation law or Basic law in the sense of being the foundation of all laws that would come after.
In Portugal and Brazil, we say "Cerveja"(similar to the Spanish).
A lot this words are spelled digferent in Polish
Like:
Suprise- Niespodzianka
Airport- Lotnisko
Vaccine- Szczepionka
My mom's favorite part of the first one is when Mexico says "You fuck up, you deal with it"
4:31 that elk like shreek or scream😂😂
England: surprise
France: surprise
Germany: blitzkrieg
I like how the countries scream when Germany said something
The rest of the world begging Germany to agree with them gets me every time… it’s always a 50/50 shot with Germany
I love the way German said surprise i keep laughing while some countries are in shock
I love how Canada gets to say “OR” and no other country does.
Switzerland did (they speak German, French, and Italian) in the one where they said “rose”
@@TheShadow14150 oh yes! i remember that one, but i'm talking about how canada gets to say "or" in every video it's in. i haven't seen switzerland in many videos though.
the way he says "surprise" in Portuguese is incredibly identical to a Brazilian speaking
Sim, se ele falasse assim todos os vídeos eu ia achar que ele é brasileiro
@@ChristianFerr verdade kkk
Mas ele É BRASILEIRO
0:44 sounds cool
8:54 You Know Spain Mess Up by Making an Earthquake
2:55 From Czech Republick 🇨🇿 what is mising in there is a EKONOMIE and if you wont to read it its the same Ekonomie 😄👍
Wow thanks for a heart 😆😄🙌👍
Love it so much !
These finish me😆😅🤣
Hospitals in Germany are called krackenhouses which makes sense because they give you medications and prescriptions
Sounds like American slang for a drug den
You need to check your grammar chief. It's "Krankenhaus" not whatever you said lol
Literal translation: house of suffering
Lmao
@@DraedonTheInventor Nope. House of/for the sick.
@@Danisachan kranken - suffer
haus - house
Info from a dictionary
Portugal: surpresa
Spain: sorpresa
Germany: ÜBERRASCHUNG
Russia and Brazil: *überraschunged*
0:43 BIA
0:01 finally the country In in I used to live in Japan
Serbia: Baby, I'm not even here, I'm just a mirageeee........ (disappears)
i want to give a hug to whoever the fuck is behind this channel, man you sir are talented!
WE MESSED UP QUE TE CAGAS VECINO xddd
Meanwhile Poland: suprise- niespodzianka,. Beer-piwo (read pivo).
Airport- lotnisko
Airport is lotnisko
The scream that spain did in the economy one made me laugh
German in Hospital
*K R A N K E N H A U S*
0:14 as a brazilian same
2:35 Russia-ПИВО🤣🤣🤣🤣
En españa como amigos a veces decimos: "birra" refiriendose a la cerveza In Spain like frineds we sometimes say "birra"
En Perú se le dice "Chela" de manera informal, pero la palabra formal y correcta es "Cerveza" el resto son variaciones.
En Chile usamos igual Chela en el sentido informal, también se dice un Pilsen, ahora sí quieres una cerveza artesanal, nosotros decimos schop
Italy: Mamma Mia Germany! You Are Not Gonna Mess This Time Are You? What Is Beautiful Smile In Your Launguage?
Germany: Ahem Ahem.. BDONKDONK!
Russia: AHHHHHH
USA: That Why That Word Is Not Allowed In My Country!
Italy: WHAAT
Mexico: Oh No..
France: Oh No Ahhhhh
Poland: Bdonkdonk Is Like Bdœnkdœnk in my Language!
Denmark: *hides in the shadows*
The airport one on some countries sound like I ate a port
On Mexico we also say to the Beer, “Cheve”, but is pronounced with the Mexican accent so doesn’t sounds as Chivi or Chiv
In spanish we can say "birra" It's the nickname of the "cerveza"
But in portugal theres no birra, only cerveja
@@Mat3906_ F for Portugal 😔👌
Xd, in Argentina too
@@alfredfjoness im talking about all the spanish language
@@Skye_Laniakea-chan I mean there's only 2 Spanish Languages, the others are dialects
Spain 💪🇪🇸
I love how Russia’s scream in the first one sounds like a door creak.
0:21 in armenian "Garejur(գարեջուր)"😊😊🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲
In Basque "garagardo" = beer, witch means literately wineofwheat.
why are spain and germany always depicted as the messed up languages when Finland is just as screwed
"fiquei com o cu na mão vey" KAKAKAKAKKA MORRI
German airport : Flughafen
indonesia : bandara (even chaos)
I’m gonna have uk’s “Germany…?” stuck in my head now
they always afraid Jermany said different spell but never put China along to compare with them and hear what's the word spelt in chinese
4:37 OMG , it's jesse pinkman
Hello 🇰🇿 in Kazakhstan, we call this;
1. Таң қалдыру (Tan kkhaldiru; қ - k and kh)
2. Сыра (Sira)
3. Экономика (Economica)
4. Әуяжай (A'uyazhay; a and u)
5. Карта (Carta)
6. Конституция (Constitutsia)
I love this video
Especially the voice of Mexico
Everyone gangsta when all countries agree in one word
3:36 wItCh ShAfT!
3:58 🇮🇹 ITALY 🇮🇹
AEROPORTO: NON LO LASCIO IL POSTO FISSO!! NON LO LASCIO!!!
speaking about beer: russian is with you, Spain, we call it "пиво" ['pivo]
As most of the slavic languages, but it's at least only 4 letters.
That's identical to the Serbo-Croatian word for it.
I agree with UNITED KINGDOM economy is a very important word
germany🤣🤣
The funny thing is that is slang spanish we also say birra to mean cerveza
The only words than can i say in germanish Is DU HAST(for Rammstein song's) hahaha
Spain:TARJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ USA:AAAAAAAAH
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Funfact: everyone is waiting for they're country.
In Hungarian surprise is MEGLEPETÉS
Economy in Hungary: Gazdaság
Beer in Hungary: sör
Airport in Hungary: REPÜLŐTÉR
Bira بيرة 😂😊❤️ Greetings from Baghdad, Iraq 🇮🇶
Birra as nickname of cerveza in Peru most of time it's popular
3:53 ok so where was the body
Next time there's an earthquake near the north atlantic, we can thank Spain.
Almost all countries : Beer
Spanish : cerveza
Meanwhile Russian & Ukrainian :
Пиво (Pivo)
10:21 I am a native speaker of English in the U.S. and because of my Midwestern accent I've always said "woman" and "women" basically the same. There's a slight difference when it comes to the last part but it's barely noticeable. So sometimes you do have to pay attention to context in some parts of the U.S.
Examples for singular: I am a woman, they are a woman, that is a woman
Examples for plural: Look at those women, the crowd had tons of women, this group had all women.
7:04 kartu? Kartu is wrong if we're taking about one card (jedna KARTA), but when we're talking about ,,Give me that card" (Dej mi tu KARTU), it's correct.
1:04 the indian accent was perfect my guy!
GERMANY NO!
Du HAST 😈\m/
Germany yes! 😄
i liked it when mexico did the tsk tsk tsk tsk when spain asked mexico to do it
Looks like Germany gave us a big ÜBERRASCHUNG there
0:12 Überraschung!
3:36 Wirtschaft!
4:30 Flughafen!
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
13:37Grundgesetz
A country: i don want to be the spoilsport
The other countries be like: *A* *cmon* *it's* *must* *not* *that* *different*
0:14 Russia sounded like screeches Dodge from roblox doors
4:38 and this is the thing i hated the most while learning english, why "ch" normally pronounced like ch in chocolate, magically is pronounced like "k"...
and this is no exception, it's full of it
I still don't know how one language can pronounce the letter A in 20 different ways