German Vs English Animal sounds
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.พ. 2025
- In Germany we don't say the Podcast - Episode 28
Valérie has some more tricky German words up her sleeve for Liam to try and pronounce. They also go head to head to compare animal noises and how they are spelt in German and English... some of them are NOT what you expect.
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That bowl brings back memories.
Blumento-pferde is now stuck in my head. Thanks Valèrie :)
Enjoying the banter and uplifting fun content. You two are a kick together. 😂
"It's from the 80s or 70s or something, very, very old"
That cut
As a German, I'm now questioning why my dog says "woof" in English and not "wau wau
I think Bow-wow is the English equivalent of wau wau. Not used much now, although I see there is an American rapper called Bow Wow who was discovered by Snoop Dogg.
And german dogs bark sometimes a short "wuff" (=woof). That's why we also may call them "Wuffi". 😀
@@djwoodgatethat’s the Mexican dog.
Staub-Ecken find ich prima. Find ich immer wieder mal - zur Freude meines Staubsaugers. 😂
35:30 (paraphrase) "A coach is a bus for those not speaking British English. A coach elsewhere is a trainer." ... and a trainer in British English is a shoe that you might wear to exercise, not someone that teaches how to exercise. :)
And a football trainer is a gaffer
Valérie, your Charlie & Mia sweatshirt is as precious as your pups 🐶
My family (USA) and I are planning a trip to Germany this December (Christmas Markets). We have been studying your posts & podcasts learning how to be more German and no so obviously touristy. It will be very hard, so much joy and festivity. We are really trying. Seriously love your channel
Tip number one: try not to talk so loud, not everyone is interested in what you have to say.
Tip number two: do not plan to rent a car! Learn about public transportation! Way cheaper!
Tip number three: don't overload your itinerary! Stay in one or two places, relax, have fun!
PS: I hope you're going to have a great time!
Kleiner Hinweis, je nach Region, unterscheiden sich die Charaktere der Menschen. Das merkt man schon beim Gruß.
Norden (außer Hamburg): Moin Moin
Hamburg: Moin (das zweite Moin ist überflüssiger smalltalk)
Erzgebirge: Glück auf
Bayer: wahrscheinlich irgendwas mit Bier, die versteht der Rest vom Land auch nicht
Ach ja und beim chopping an der Kasse auf Rentner achten, die haben es immer eilig, schließlich läuft den ihre Zeit ab.
Hoffe ich kann helfen 👍
Aaw, cool ❤❤!! Just be yourself here, would be my 2 cents, but then I loved it in the U.S. ❤❤
Pretend you're Canadian. That goes a long way.
@ what a great idea. We have Canadian friends & relatives. Our family is Louisiana Cajun with our ancestors being Acadians from Nova Scotia. Two hundred fifty years in S Louisiana/New Orleans has made us super laid back & comical
Just discovered that pretty much all the animal noises in Russian are identical to German
Really? 😂
@Winona493 well koockarekoo for rooster and kva or kvak for frog are definitely the same, pretty sure there were quite a few more but I've forgotten now)
Kwak/Kwaak is the Dutch frog, also Duck btw. And kukelekuu (Kúúkeh-leh-kúú) for rooster, Waf/Woef(Wóóf) dog and Miauw(Mi-ahw) cat.
Yep, that's cool! Greetings from Russia 🤗
This is GREAT!!! So surprising the differences!!
Roh|rohr|zucker = raw cane sugar / Brot|herstellung = bread making
Blumen|topf|erde = flower pot soil / Druck|erzeugnis = printed product
Stau|becken = reservoir / Brat|hering = fried herring
Rohr|ohr|zucker = pipe ear sugar / Brother|stellung = brother position
Blumento|pferde = Blumento horses / Drucker|zeugnis = printer school record
Staub|ecken = dust corners / Brathering = a word containing th so your brain tricks you to read it in english
"You know what's Chicken Run?"
"No"
Liam shakes head in disgust
That was cold!! He should have explained hahaha
The German bowl finally made me write that 😂 It’s been a good while I’ve been watching your channel. Im Pole (live in the uk though now, close enough to Slough 😅) and only now I see how Poles and Germans have a quite few things in common:
I had a bowl like that in my house, had the bread slicer from Germany. We do open windows all the time, we drink all sorts of teas when we get sick. We put towel over our heads over hot bowl. We hike or spazieren gehen. We look at big buildings from electric bill pov. We play good basketball. Guess we are neighbours afterall 😅 Modern Talking#
Sounds like exactly the same country!😂
@ haha innit😜
@@Winona493 with the exception that one is safe and one is not
Wonder why
I found this one your's video most familiar and interesting. Thank you!
Bird (German): "tschiep tschiep"
Although "piep piep" is also an option, I guess.
Female chicken: "boak"
I think the differentiation between the verb of doing the sound and the sound itself gets lost when we get older and thus it's so much harder to use the right sounds.
Example for the female chickens:
Hühner gackern. (verb)
Sie machen "boak boak". (sound)
I really enjoyed this episode and spending time with you guys again. ❤
And i realised that I need to refresh my memory on animal sounds, since for me the verb also vomes to mind first and the sounds were harder. I'm pregnant with my first child. Gotta go bavk to the basics!!😂
Liams Deutsch wird immer besser, super
Valérie & Liam are a joy 🤗
Yes, yes , we Germans in the snowball could be stones when throwing.😅 The frosty weather is nice. - 2 degrees up here on the North Sea coast. Better than 10 degrees and rain.😉💜
Great, My cat now thinks theres a zoo inside my Laptop...
They would be the funniest couple to go to dinner with..... so good.
This epsode was wholesome, entertaining and informative. We should listen to 1 year olds more often.
I have that glass bowl too, but I'm in Austria
Anscheinend kommt die Firma aus Frankreich.
@@DerEchteBold They sell it in all Europe, even here in Switzerland
Thanks for this. I'm fluent in German, but it being my second language and not havong lived in Germany for longer than a few months, I had no idea what these were and only realised when I was trying to answer my daughter (who I am teaching German as well). I'm gonna go teach my 3 year old how to do German animal noises now 😂
In east Germany the ducks do "nag nag" (like Schnatterinchen from Pitti Platsch)
Legendary Schnatterinchen. Sweet character!
17:37 Thanks for making me laught so hard. That was perfect. Spot on! You are getting more German each day.
As a Canadian, -5 is a very hot day. Here it can go to -30 in the coldest.
17:19 Heeeeere, kitty, kitty! 🐈
my aunty to this day alway goes "puss, puss, puss"
not sure if that is still allowed this days because it may lead to misunderstandings or something
psss psss psss psss
Als ich in der Grundschule Lesen lernte, machte mal ein Schulkamerad aus der Apotheke eine Apott-Hecke, das bekomme ich bis heute nicht aus dem Hirn.
Hehe, I like "Rohrohrzucker", it's such a fun word!
"Rohr..." -- "Nope!"
"Oh, so it doesn't have anything to do with a [pipe/cane]?"
"Actually yes, it does"
"...but there is no 'rohr'?"
"Yes, there is -- just not _there_ 😁"
To attract cats in English- here kitty kitty spspspspspspspsps
Love the "sinking" facial expression
Very good episode for any age! hahahahaha, loved it!!
I'm Canadian, i have no family in Germany, I've been watching Liam for about a year and i wanna go to Germany.
I don't think I've seen your dogs- the jumper looks like Labradors... that's my dog and they're wonderful! Whatever your dogs are they look adorable. 😁🐾🐾
You can see them a lot in the hiking videos on this channel! They are so cute & well behaved 🐕🥰
Big fan love you liam 👌👌😁😁😎😘!!
i like the games, good episode
I also have this bowl and so does my mother and my granny had one,too.
Relatable
18.44 mir wurde als Kind das Pferdegeräusch als "Wihahaha" beigebracht, "Hü!" kenn ich nur als Befehl beim reiten, wie in "Hü-hott!"
As for the frog, all frogs have different calls (and UK roosters craw differently than german roosters... and other roosters all over the world) so whoever came up with the english word for frog's mating calls was listening to a completely different type of frog than people over in germany.
"In England, we say, pss pss pss pss pss."
snow with a broom, Ice with the Scheibenenteiserspray:)
Valérie being the brightest today 🌞
The Winter Type
My pet peeve, frog does not say ribbit in english, it says croak. Only californian frogs say ribbit and it became commonplace from being sampled for films in hollywood
8:50 Brotherstellungsfabrik, auch bekannt als Bäckerei
Wieder ein schönes Video von Valerie und Liam
i love your vids guys😍 ich mag eure videos, auf deutsch😅🤣
We don't get snow like Germany but we use frost protector covers for the windows… peel them off the windows and the frost/snow comes right iff
Owls are hooters! 🦉
Too hot to hoot.
Fowl owl on the prowl
Cricket: krrr krrr
Come on, Liam.
Lol Stewie playing with his European see-n-say
I was thinking of that
@ Shazooooo
@@nathanielreichert4638 fwamp
bro how can make such good content .german guy love him
Das Video gefällt mir
Die Maus fiept und der Vogel piept 😊
Ich liebe Katzen und Deutschland 🇩🇪
heres some Purzelbaum, Zungenbrecher, Kuddelmuddel
My German mother had the same offended reaction as Valèrie to the English animal sound cock-a-doodle-doo.
Mein Lieblingsspruch auf Deutsch > Scheiße auf der Straße hinterlässt braune Streifen, wenn man bremst 🤣
Hi from lreland
Best greetings to Ireland
Elephants trumpet 😅
It would have been appropriate to use a German shammy to clear up the snow
In east germany we would say: naknak for a duck.
My little sister & brother-in-law met on a school skiing trip to Austria... and their teachers vetoed any plans to fly there and back too!
Horse sounds
Stewie says: most certainly not 😂
Crowd fund for that snow clearing gadget!
I love your videos guys are the best ❤❤❤❤
It's gets quite sub-zero up north here in Newcastle in winter 🥶difference between North v South England 😂
I think it's spelled 'ribbit' ...is that really what is generally used in Britain?
Apparently there's only one type of frog making that sound, the Southern Pacific Tree Frog, it's what they have around Hollywood and what they used in all the film production for decades, so it seems any older word for that is completely forgotten in Britain due to American movies, wow.
Btw, Feli and Josh did the same thing on their 'Understanding Train Station' podcast years ago and she said 'cockadoodledoo' doesn't work because it has one syllable too much and the rhythm just doesn't match up, then they looked up actual sound examples and the American ones really had a syllable more than the German ones, weird, isn't it!
I have never met a horse that says: Hüüü or nayyyyy 🤔🐴!!!
But they say hü, if you pronounce it right xD like a sheep, not only ü xd
Talk to it longer!
They sell those long brushes at the Action.
I love your videos!
2 Vögel einer Feder!
Schwein: Quiek!
Hello! What a fun channel you have!!😊 i was wondering why husband wears his wedding ring on his right hand, and wife wears her wedding ring on her left hand?
To attract cats you say pspspsps.It's international
But they are never attracted. They just don't care.😂
Yep. Universal.
Brathering = Brat-Hering ( gebratener Fisch) fällt mir auch noch ein oder Schulzentrum (manche lesen Schulzen-trum) Spurrillen auf der Autobahn (Spur-rillen) Montage als Mehrzahl von Montag und nicht auf Montage fahren😂
Sehr gut
from now on i will always read Rohr-Ohr-Zucker
Basin? I'm getting bad ad English. :-p A basin is a a natural/geological feature, it's basically the water bowl to the lake. You can also have basins in deserts and mountain ranges. It basically just means "this part that is lower than the surrounding parts". German-English pronunciation: Bäihsinn.
You are correct.
In English vernacular bowl can also be referred to as a basin. Basin or wash-basin is what you would find in a Victorian bedroom/hotel room.
And a straw, baby's portable cot is called a "bassinet!"@@trevorkendall4720
,,It better be a short one"
*38:55** minutes of podcast*
😂
Jes, It is a Drucker Zeugnis, klarerweise!
Raven: Nevermore!
I saw the Picture for the Video And i read "Animal vs Voice" and thought what the heck does that mean 😂😂😂 before i checked in means "animal Voice german vs english" 😂😂😂
Ein Vogel macht schiep oder tschilp 😂
Piep?
Birds do very different kind of sounds!
Scotland has some ski slopes.
You could join the hutte hopping people
Rumaroma.
"Oink" for a pig definetely is English! Germans say "Grunz grunz", don't they? 😆
Germans adopted the "oink" by TV
@susannabonke8552 True
love it very funny
in germany the pig goes "I am sausage".
Two world wars, millions dead and look we where are. Trading animal sounds.
It was all worth it. ❤
ACH MAN EY, DAS GRUNDGESETZ ERLAUBT NICHT SCHNEEBÄLLE ZU WERFEN?!😂
Handschuhschneeballwerfer
Spanish spells miau the same way.
Ein Vogel macht tschiep tschiep tschiep🐦
Freunde hatten ein Aupair Mädchen aus Frankreich, welches sich um die Kinder kümmerte. Da gab bezüglich Tatütata schon Schwierigkeiten....ganz andere Laute und Betonungen...., könnt ihr ja auch mal checken
To be fair, saying "meats, meats, meats" to an English cat might work, passing yourself off as a meat monger :P
German birdsound can also be "tschiep".
This was a good episode..........you're misjudging sometimes the reasons people watch your channel.
Whats with cameras overheating nowadays? Seems to be a very common problem.
Wow germany is warm lol. I (USA) live in minnesota and its usually like -20F which is i think -20C but im not sure
Kukko kiekuu (Fin), Kukarekuu (Rus)
very very old. from the 80ies. harumph...