Germany´s MOST BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE - it´s official!
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- Today, I´m searching for the legends of Föhr…
We´ll have coffee and cake in Germany´s prettiest village….
And then we´ll see sights you maybe never imagined you´d see in Germany…
a beautiful windmill,
the ancient site of a place most sacred,
and I´ll tell you the tale of the Knight Klaus Lembeck.
And then we´ll drive right to end of the island, where the North Sea kisses the shores. And when she ebbs, if you are brave enough and you know these parts well enough, you can walk across the mud flats to the neighbouring island of Amrum.
All of this, on just one island….
Föhr
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Thank you for this wonderful video! I live in Nieblum and have shared this with a Facebook group of Föhrer descendants in the USA. Many have neither been here nor speak German, so this was very welcome. I‘ve heard that it also brought a few tears to the eyes of some emigrants.
Dear Susan, I cannot express how happy your comment has made me. Actually, I have happy tears right now! This is exactly why I make these videos. So many people might never be able to visit beautiful Germany, and the places they originate from. I will be making one about Wyk, soon, and there is one filmed on Utersum beach already on my channel. Best wishes and many thanks, Lauren
@@LaureninGermany moin, ich liebe besonders die Stimmung in deinen Videos. Deine Stimme, die Musik Auswahl, es hat alles etwas so beruhigendes! Unheimlich gut tuend in dieser schlimmen Zeit! Ich habe gehört von dir, dass du aus Wales kommst? Machst du vielleicht einmal ein Video über deine Heimat? Bestimmt besuchst du doch dort eine Familie. Liebe Grüße aus Hamburg, so langsam werde ich mich durch deine Videos arbeiten! Lach! PS: meine blinden Tastatur ist noch immer in Reparatur. Also muss ich diktieren. Sorry für die Fehler, sind es zu viele mache ich die Aussprache neu, aber einige lass ich doch stehen oder über höre sie!
@@tasminoben686 ach - wenn die Technik funktioniert, ist es toll, aber wenn es zur Reparatur muss, stehen wir da! Lieben herzlichen Dank für Dein liebes Kommentar! In Wales war ich lange nicht, leider, aber irgendwann kommt das sicherlich auch.
Oh,Föhr, einfach toll.
Habe mich gefreut dieses Video zu sehen.
War Anfang Oktober noch für 10 Tage auf Föhr, Ferienwohnung in Oldsum gemietet.
Föhr ist traumhaft und hat viel zu bieten und zu entdecken.
Ich sehe mir gerne den Sonnenaufgang in Wyk oder den Sonnenuntergang in Utersum an.
Das schönste Naturschauspiel.
Mein Favorit ist Nieblum, richtig gemütlich und romantisch
Beautiful. My dad was born on Föhr in the village of Oldsum and left when he was 17 in 1922. In 1980, I took him & my mom to the island for a vacation. It was the 1st time he returned to the island of his birth. He was able to be reacquainted with family and to meet his brother who was born after he left the island. It will always be the best vacation I ever had, seeing the places where your father grew up with your father.
Oh Mary Kay, what a beautiful story. Where did your father move to? I understand how difficult it is to return „home“ when you build up a life in another place. But he must have been so proud to return with you and your mom!
@@LaureninGermany He originally settle in Brooklyn, New York but eventually moved to Cleveland, Ohio where my mom was from. Outside of a short return to New York, he always lived in Ohio.
Hi Mary Kay, I didn’t see that you had replied, I‘m sorry! Oh my goodness, what a brave young man. New York must have been like another planet in comparison to Föhr. Is Ohio more peaceful and spacious? Thank you so much for sharing. It’ll been the 100 year anniversary of his emigration, soon.
Many residents of Föhr emigrated to the USA - it is said that half of the Föhr residents live in the USA. In New York, the Föhrer's delicatessens were very popular. ;-) ... a little story ... of a ship engineer who visited his relatives in New York in their delicatessen. Potato salad was just being prepared and the guest was able to help immediately. After the job was done, the sailor said, "I haven't had such clean hands in years!" ;-)
Lovely!!!! Thank you so much. I love your voice. Föhr is my favourite place in the world, I go there at least once every year.
Thank you so much! Visiting once a year- I can understand that- it’s absolutely wonderful there!
Very nice. Interesting facts.
Thank you 🙏
Oh, thank you for looking in! I will have to castles soon, too, but until then I can watch your beautiful videos.
The beautiful views and information are amazing. Thanks
Thank you so much! I’m so happy that you liked it. Yes, it’s so beautiful there.
Wieder ein wunderbares Video. Trotz meiner 77 Jahre finde ich immer wieder wunderschöne Ecken in Deutschland, die ich noch nicht kenne. Die ruhige und sanfte Stimme macht die Videos besonders sehenswert. Einfach toll.
Vielen liben Dank! Das freut mich sehr. Ja, Deutschland ist wunderschön und , wie man so schön sagt, man lernt nie aus..!
Beautifully captured and voice over video ❤
Thank you, that’s very kind of you! Grüße nach München!
Thank you. My great grandmother was from Wyk au Fohr. I was there about 20 years ago and loved it and have always wanted to return. Great job showing this beautiful island. I
Thank you, Bonnie! Is it the same as 20 years ago? The feeling on the island is incredible, isn’t it?
I enjoy your video so much. The music, stories and gentle presentation is refreshing and so appealing to me. Thank you 🙏🏼
Oh, Marjorie, I only just saw your comment, but the timing is perfect! I´m just about to publish a new video and I always worry about how I present them. You really gave me moral support at the right moment! Thank you!
Sehr schönes Video
Erinnerungen werden wach
Lieben herzlichen Dank! Das freut mich sehr- von der Erinnerungen müssen wir zähren, bis wir wieder dorthin fahren können…!
@@LaureninGermany wir fahren wieder über Weihnachten und Neujahr, auch sehr schön
Oh, das glaube ich! Das Meer braucht nicht immer nur Sommer, um traumhaft zu sein. Ich wette, Weihnachten auf Föhr ist wunderbar!
Hi new to your channel great video and footage very nice indeed thanks for sharing big thumbs up 👍 from me and new subscriber here cheers
Very nice video my grandma grew up there in the early 30s her and her sister used to walk to the other island!
Oh wow! They really knew the land well! Now I will always imagine them doing it, when I look at that view. Do you know how long it would take them to reach Amrum?
I’ll ask her later today! I’ve heard so many amazing stories from her about the island!
She had to leave föhr in 1945 and come to America by her self at 16 because of the war. she has been back once in the 90s I wish I could take her one more time but she can’t handle the long airplane ride anymore!
Hi Keegan, I didn’t see your reply, forgive me! How unimaginable, 16 years old and alone. I’m so glad she built a life and has grandchildren who appreciate her heritage. Did you manage to ask her about her walks to Amrum?
@@LaureninGermany sorry I have been super busy! Just talked to her she said it would take about 45 mins to cross, not something they had to do too often had to have decent experience with the lay of the land many people have lost their lives crossing
Oh it looks idylic Lauren :) beautiful filming and fantastic history telling as usual xxx thoroughly enjoyed! X
It’s sooooo amazing there. I wish I could be there, right now! Thanks, Tammy xxx
EDIT: Deutsche Untertitel sind da! Soll ich sie immer hinzufügen? Die nehmen vieeeel Zeit im Anspruch, aber ich mache es gerne, wenn Ihr die gerne habt!
Nein, brauchst du nicht, liebe Lauren. Mein Englisch ist ganz gut. Vielen Dank.
@@rosennameier93 ja, inzwischen mache ich keine extra Untertitel. TH-cam macht es ganz gut und fast alle hier verstehen etwas Englisch, was mich immer sehr beeindruckt.
Wonderful! My great grandmother Caroline Gerdsen was from Nieblum and my great grandfather from neighboring Goting. I hope to be able to visit someday.
What a fantastic heritage! I have another video about Föhr, where I show you some of Wyk, the only town on the island, and the oldest house there. I will be going back, too. I hope you will visit one day. You will love it. Maybe you could support me by subscribing and then you won’t miss those new Föhr videos, when I make it back!
How absolutely lovely. thank you for your filming and storytelling. You obviously did some great research. My family is from Nieblum and we lived in Fohr before immigrating to Canada. Beautiful to see your filming
Thank you so much! What a lovely comment- I really appreciate it! You have wonderful taste in places to live… wow!
Beautiful village definitely makes me want to visit for sure 🙂
You found it! Yes, beautiful! Quite unique in Germany ,I think, too.
@@LaureninGermany I can imagine 🙂
This is amazing Lauren! What a beautiful village (so green!), stories and your voice particularly is tailored to make the whole video compelling! Loved the footage, the music, everything! Also agree with one of the comments below about certain similarity to English houses :)
Thanks , Ale! I was a bit worried that it was too slow, but I wanted people to actually see lots of the village. And then I had some creative fun at the Ringwall! I really enjoyed your latest video about beautiful Madrid- can’t wait to see more!
Love this! How beautiful. And great narration :)
Hi Plexi Glass! Thank you so much! How lovely to see you here 🤗
Wenn man nicht weiß, was einen mehr fesselt: die schönen Bilder oder die tolle Stimme …
Vielen lieben Dank! Das ist so nett von Dir!
Every vlog you make is like a history. Like a fairytale. Thumbs up!
I had such a bad experience today, your lovely comments are really cheering me up! Thanks, tak takk…!
@@LaureninGermany Allways remember: After rain come sunshine.. and rainbows. Whit out sour we can not understand sweet. Take care .
i love your sight of germany and you beautiful voice. Thank you for giving me as a german another look of my own country where i live. Not everything is bad and grey here. Thank you.
Have you ever visited the palatinate? and the palatinate forest?
Thank you so much! I visited a while ago, before I had my channel- I‘d live to go again!
From a culinary point of view, a day without coffee and cake is a lost day! ☕🍰
I am in cake deficit, Bianca. Can I eat more slices in one sitting to catch up?
@@LaureninGermany What is a slice? I always eat whole cakes! 😄
It looks a bit like a village in East Anglia with the thatched roofing. By the way you can't beat caffè con torta !
Yes, I think the houses look a bit English! You can really see that the Germans came over to GB. Caffè con torta, lol! Esatto!
I would phrase it the other way round. This area between North and Baltic Sea is the area, where the Angles lived. One region is even today called Angeln (land of the Angles). Many of them entered their boats in Hollingstedt, which was the North Sea port at that time and sailed to their new home in Britain. And took their way of building houses with them…
Your videos are my daily heart and soul warming Streicheleinheiten when I need them! ILY ❤️🥰❤️
Awww.... and your comments warm my heart, dear Bianca!
@@LaureninGermany They are the least I can do! You are wonderful 🌹
@@bianca2817 thank you so very much!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful video. My mom's family came from beautiful Germany. Your voice is so beautiful..❤❤❤
Thank you so much! I´m so glad you liked it. Germany is truly beautiful. Whereabouts is your mom´s family from?
@LaureninGermany Untersiggingen-Deggenhausertal her mothers family is from that area. Her father's family is from Barth Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.. Germany has so many beautiful places.. You're very welcome. ❤️
Sehr geschmackvoll ausgesuchte locations, perfekt arrangiert und unterhaltsam kommentiert. Well done! 😊
Vielen lieben Dank!
Von der Seite habe ich meine Heimat Nordfriesland noch nie betrachtet, aber wenn man dort wohnt, ist es Alltag, dennoch bin ich Stolz und glücklich hier geboren zu sein. Danke für deine Arbeit! Grüße aus Nordfriesland
Ich danke für das Zuschauen, Jins! Das kenne ich: erst seit ich den Kanal habe, sehe ich auch meine Umgebung anders an. Und auf Nordfriesland kannst Du sehr Stolz sein. Grüße von leider gerade weit weg davon!
@@LaureninGermany Wenn du fragen über Husum hast, gerne melden!
@@jinsvunsolved danke! Ich überlege mir gerade was - falls Du abbonnieren möchtest, das wäre super. Manchmal frage ich in den Community Posts.
The places you show and which are unknown to the most of the tourists visiting Germany, are beautiful and special as you are!!
It’s a pleasure to watch and listen to! Have you heard of "Rungholt“ the Northsee Atlantis?
And hell, I love our coffee/cake tradition!!!
I love Kaffee und Kuchen, too! It’s a great thing to do, wherever you happen to be! No, Rungholt is new for me- I must look into it, it sounds fascinating! Thank you!
I just found your channel ans saw the video about the isle Föhr. It´s so wonderful. Thank you so much for your work.
What a lovely thing to say, thank you Tom! I’m running around in the rain on Juist today and now I’m even more happy to do it!
That's very nice of you to answer me. Thank you for it.I am very happy that you feel so comfortable in Germany and that you can tell us some beautiful and magical things about our country. I wish you a wonderful and inspiring time on Juist.
Hi Tom, I only just saw your reply- I didn’t get a notification about it. Thank you again, what you wrote is so encouraging. I’m loving filming your country. It makes me notice so much more. Have a great weekend!
Like 77. Hi Lauren, nice meeting you! Beautiful video! Sub’ed! ~Love from Jess in USA~
Awwww thank you so much! I‘ve just been listening to your Godfather theme. Gorgeous! I just wrote an essay on Nino Rota‘s music for the film, stipl not tired of hearing it!
Great uploads Lauren! New subscriber. Enjoying finding out more about Germany. Thank you.
Omgoodness! That is so very supportive of you! I‘ve been loving “visiting” Britain via your videos. Thank you so much!
অনেক সুন্দর সব কিছু বেশ ভালো লাগলো ।অনেক শুভকামনা ও ভালোবাসা রই
Thank you very much! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Hach ja, da kommen Erinnerungen zurück. Lang', lang' ist's her. 🙂 Danke-
Es ist auch immer zu lang! Föhr ist wunderbar… lieben Dank für das nette Kommentar. Ich habe auch ein Video in Wyk gefilmt, falls Sie weiterschauen möchten.
@@LaureninGermany Werde ich mir auch anschauen. 🙂
You make it look so inviting! Thanks , Lauren
That’s because I put a handsome blond guy in the video… ❤️
204 th subscriber here. Really village life is relaxing. 💆😎
Hey, welcome and thank you!!! Yes, it looks dreamy, doesn’t it? And to be so close to the sea, too. It’s all a bit slower paced on the German islands, I find.
Great, Great Video. Well Made. Thank you so much for your impressions.
Thank you so much! I really love Föhr.
A lovely video, I had no idea this place even existed! The four-legged friends must have enjoyed the trip too 🐾🌟
Thank you! I didn’t know beforehand, either. It’s a lovely side-effect of having this channel - I am discovering new places and noticing more when I‘m there! And the doggies are loving it, you‘re right! 🐩 🐩
Another beautiful video of this beautiful area of Fohr. There is so much interesting history there for sure. As I was watching the video at the 2;34 mark I was going to ask if that was your dog but you had answered it me lol. I love kaffe and Kuchen as well. I actually have a live stream every Wednesday morning called "Morning coffee with Darion" where I am sipping German coffee. (please check your Instagram message for a question:). I would love to walk where you had walked there, it is so beautiful. Thank You so much for your awesome storytelling and your presentation.:) Take care :). BTW, I love your card as you were having kaffe & Kuchen, very classy :).
I want cake now! And coffee, always! But it’s bedtime here. I‘ll check my messages tomorrow, promise. I love Föhr, it’s really individual, I think. Yes, walking there felt really special, so full of history!
@@LaureninGermany HEheheee, I always want coffee and cake lol . I can't wait to visit Fohr :).
As a descendant of German immigrants in USA, I appreciate videos like these as I will never have the financial means nor language skills to do it myself.
You are so welcome here - that´s exactly what I thought, when I started this channel. There are many people who may not be able to access these beautiful, interesting places in Germany so easily, and maybe they´d like to see them. Do you know whereabouts your family is from? I can see if I can film there.
@@LaureninGermany I don't have the knowledge base to give you any specifics. However, I've been told that my family hails primarily from Bavaria and Lower Saxony.
both very interesting and different areas. You cover a lot of different kinds of Germanness with those.
What a beautiful place! You have done a wonderful job with your filming showing just how special the village is.
Thank you very much! It really is something, isn´t it?
I was thinking of moving to Canada but Germany started to interest me
Oh wow! Well, I would definitely plan a long trip and see which area suits you best- may I ask what you would do here? Work or retire? There are perfect places, and often not in the most known big cities. The standard of living is through the roof, and you can do so many wonderful things for free in your leisure time.
But I bet Canada is amazing, too…
@@LaureninGermany I'm thinking of moving there as a student and then stay after doing my master's degree. I can do the same thing in Canada as it's the easiest path to get permanent residency but it's much more expensive to study there. But also in Germany you still have to learn a new language. It's hard to decide between Canada and Germany.
@@karimnabil1851 I‘m studying my Masters in Heidelberg. The costs are truly negligible compared to other countries, but yes, the language is the big hurdle. But not insurmountable and then you speak German as a bonus. Also, a PhD is possible with similar conditions. Most professors speak English and so do the students so it is possible to get help, when you are stuck.
@@LaureninGermany thank you for letting me know that. I should probably do more research on Germany. I'm not sure if you are from the UK or another country but universities are expensive in most English speaking countries. If the language might be the only obstacle in Germany, then I would probably learn it before moving there. So, your master's degree is taught in English I would guess?
@@karimnabil1851 I study musicology in Heidelberg as a mature student. Yes, do research Germany. There are good channels with lots of information specifically for students coming from abroad. I‘m from Wales, so yes, I know how much it costs in English speaking countries … here, you pay for your accommodation and food etc of course, but the university costs approximately €200 every 6 months. Yes- really. I pay €175 every 6 months Semestergebühren. Germany sees education as an investment in the future of the country. I will do a video with some information, very soon, I have just decided.
9:16 I wish the skilled Fedora artist could turn it into a painting! I like a inexpressibly moody scene. My attraction to it, I can’t quite describe it as some things, like the pier walkway at Untersum, aren’t meant to be described but rather to be felt. The island of Fohr is full of things that captivate the mind, the heart and the soul. Which your video can’t do it justice, not because it isn’t beautiful but because the place there is truly unforgettable if one has visited it and sadly has been forced to leave it.
I know- it’s just such an incredible feeling there. That’s why I had to try to capture the epic-ness of that island!
Velen Dank, dat is en wunnervull Video vun mien Heimat. Natürlich op Plattdüüt schreven. Leider kann ik keen Noordfreesch, man bloot wat Platt snacken. Ik kaam ut de süüdlichen Deel vun Sleswig-Holsteen.
Aber verstanden habe ich alles! Lieben Dank, und verzeihe, dass ich nicht op Plattdüüt antworten kann!
@@LaureninGermany Das macht doch nichts, ich kann auch in Hochdeutsch schreiben, obwohl Platt hört sich netter an. Und nochmals vielen Dank, für dieses schöne Video. Es hat mich und auch Freunden von mir sehr berührt. Ich habe gleichmal ein Abo dagelassen.
@@michaelkuschnefsky362 das ist echt so schön zu lesen! Danke vielmals!
Dear Lauren, I wish you a happy new year! I love your videos. My son was a big fan of England. He was always by his English girl friend in Lincoln. But he died by a tragic metro accident. It's terrible! He was only child.
I am so very sorry, Rosenna! I have been thinking about you all day, since I saw your comment (I couldn‘t answer straight away). What a terrible, heartbreaking thing to happen. It must be so very hard to bear.
@@LaureninGermany Thank you very much, dear Lauren. Yes, it's very hard. And also for his English girlfriend. They wanted marry ten days later.
OH well! Beautifully filmed, cut and narrated. This channel needs more visitors. Established foreign you tubers in Germany are always so much focussed to the southern already overrepresented parts of Germany, I don't know if there is something like a you tubers community, but i would like to see your content spread out amongst them, and more ore less to Uk and american people at home.. Subscribed!! Why didn't you continue???
I don´t quite understand - continue with what? It´s so kind of you to say these things, you really have given me a motivation boost!
Ich war diesen Sommer auf Föhr. Und Sie haben Recht: Nieblum ist wunderschön.
Wie schön! Ich hoffe, Sie hatten einen tollen Urlaub?
Ich war so lange nicht mehr da (ok, ein Jahr, gefühlt ewig!). Ich glaube, ich bin nächstes Jahr wieder dort!
ja, vielen Dank. Ich mag Ihre Videos sehr. Sie sind wie kleine, schöne Märchen. Sehr passend zu Deutschland. ;-)@@LaureninGermany
Beautiful, thank you.
Thank you for watching, dear Judith!
Danke!
Oh, wow! Danke sehr! Was für eine schöne Überraschung...!
Many residents of Föhr emigrated to the USA - it is said that half of the Föhr residents live in the USA. In New York, the Föhrer's delicatessens were very popular. ;-)
I bet they were, I love the bakeries on Föhr, for sure! Wow, so many! I would like to visit the emigrant museum in Bremerhaven and make a video. Such brave people, such fighters, going off to make a better life. It must have been hard to leave.
Hans Peter, I see you left other comments that won´t be published because they contain links. I´ll answer you here, later on, ok?!
@@LaureninGermany Hello Lauren and THANK YOU for the quick reply. Föhr is my home (Wyk = WYKinger = viking, Wik = Hafen = harbour) and the references are sources so that those interested can find out more about Frisians, Frisian costumes, the Frisian language, DO-X brings a connection to the USA (many commentators are Föhr -born emigrants), etc.. The reason for emigration was often that the families had many children and the eldest inherited the farm or business and the younger ones tried their luck elsewhere.
Dear Lauren, although I live in North Frisia (on the mainland), you told me something new.
By the way: your German pronunciation is excellent!
That´s wonderful! And thank you very much.
In Wrixum there is a windmill with a restaurant in it where you can eat local food.
Wir kommen bald wieder nach Föhr- das merke ich mir, danke sehr!
Thanks
Thank you for watching!
Lots of south german inhabitants don't like that coast, too windy, too chill. It annoys me explaining the magic of it. So, thank you!
I know, right?! If you like, have a look at my video about Wangerooge. I think I managed to explain it more there, too. It´s just so fantastic. I´m going to the North Sea again soon and I know it will be amazing, like always, even though it´s for work.
So actually the video with my favourite story is already up, as I did them the other way around! Next time I´ll show you the only town on Föhr, called Wyk and take you inside the oldest house on the island from 1617 and so much more. So please, subscribe so I know you enjoy my videos - and if you want to make me feel wonderful, a tap on the like button puts a huge smile on my face. Thank you soooooo much for watching my videos and being part of my lovely online community!
It's straight out of a fairytale Hobbit home scene! I would LOVE IT!
It really is, isn’t it? I love it, too. Have you seen my Idstein video? It’s like walking into Harry Potter world…! Here: th-cam.com/video/M857eEBw5D8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RAZA_YoC_Fu_rZek
@@LaureninGermany Thanks, I'll watch it now! New sub here!
@@Heyoudummy oh thank you so much!
I think it's nice that you explored and presented the north so wonderfully, including the islands. Thank you for that, unfortunately the part of Germany that is often neglected when people talk about Germany or show videos of Germany. Unfortunately, it is often very limited to Bavaria or perhaps Baden-Württemberg with the Black Forest, which are really beautiful, but not everything.
Have you ever visited the Halligen?
I really love visiting the North. It’s still clearly Germany but so different to the South, and absolutely underrated by foreigners, I think! I haven’t yet been to the Halligen, but I think I might be going next year!
@@LaureninGermany
i absolutely agree!!
@@LaureninGermany It is certainly a very attractive area, especially with the thatched buildings but, being a "foreigner" - though of total German extraction many generations ago, I can honestly say that the half-timbered villages elsewhere are more appealing. But, to each their own. 😊
I'm a great fan of Hallig Hooge.
@@angelikafranz4545 I have heard that it’s great- I must try to get there!
Die Visitenkarten sind smart ^^
I made them before I had even made a video lol! Planning ahead…
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Well im your 201 suscriber because you Post a comment in radical living and Feel in Love with that voice...keep working :)
Oh!!! How super super nice of you! Lol I‘m catching up on radical living already 😂 I‘m not as funny as he is, here, but it’s another view of Germany! Thank you so much!
@@LaureninGermany yeah he Is super funny, and because I Just arrive to Germany im watching all of His Videos after that I will all your Videos :)
Oh that’s just perfect! Where are you based and where are you from, if you don’t mind me asking?
@@LaureninGermany I live in Stuttgart but I come from México
Oh wow, that’s a big difference! My husband is from Swabia. I hope it’s all going well. German Christmas markets coming soon, they’re beautiful!
Have you tried a 'Pharisäer'?
"Eiergrog" is my favourite
Waw 👍🥰
Danke!
@@LaureninGermany ok🙏
When evening arrive how manies coffeee you collected?
I try to not go over 3 a day lol! But… at the moment I am hitting up to 5 😱
I have a question, I'm currently pursuing sociology majors from Miranda, House Delhi University. I want to pursue masters in social sciences or mass media from Germany. can you please let me know about the courses? What are the future prospects?
Hallo Medha, I study a Masters at Heidelberg University. I will start a channel about studying soon. I‘ll get back to you in a couple of days and try to help, ok?
@@LaureninGermany Yes please
I haven’t forgotten you! If I were you, I would look on the University of Heidelberg homepage. It’s also in English. Then you can ask me questions. I don’t always get notifications. I will start another channel asap!
8:26 what exactly is this material called from which these roofs are made?
Hi Cyril ! The material is the common reed, and the thatched roof is called a Reetdach in German.
Have you tried a 'Pharisäer' while being on the island of Föhr?
No, I never have! Is it an alcoholic kind of coffee?
@@LaureninGermany Yes, it is a coffee with rum and a cover of whipped cream.
@@gerdpapenburg7050 oh wow! That sounds wonderful… I used to love Irish coffee, but I never tried it with rum. After a long walk along the beach, that sounds soooo good…!
@@LaureninGermany In winter Grog is also a favorite.
@@LaureninGermany dazu gibt es folgende Geschichte: es soll einmal einen sehr strengen Pastor gegeben haben. Der war strikt gegen Alkohol. Die Insulaner wollten das aber nicht akzeptieren. Also haben Sie den Alkohol heimlich unter der Sahne im Café versteckt! Irgendwann wunderte sich der Pastor dass seine Schäfchen so lustig wurden.. Er griff also nach der nächsten Kaffeetasse nahm ein Schluck und rief aus ihr Pharisäer! Ich weiß natürlich nicht, ob diese Geschichte so wirklich passiert ist. Auf jeden Fall ist sie sehr lustig und das Getränk sehr gut. Gerade nach einem kalten Strand Besuch! Lach!
how to visit this place kindly guide
It‘s Nieblum, a village on the island of Föhr, North Germany. The nearest airport is Hamburg. Then you need a train or to drive to Dagebüll to get the ferry. Is that helpful?
@@LaureninGermany will contact you when i plan to visit. I hope you will be able to guide at that time. Thanks in advance
@@3brothers-fi7sf I don‘t guide, I just make videos like this about the places I visit for work.
Märchenhaft .., bezaubernd schön
Truly enchanting and your narration makes it so much more captivating
Ja, finde ich auch! Danke, fürs Anschauen!
The historical pride and work ethic of Germans is quite evident here . Of course that will change soon .
Which rightwing organisation gives you money for comments like that?
Hi Christian - should I remove that comment? Is he being rightwing? I don´t know why it should change soon?!
@@LaureninGermany Channels like yours are constantly being flooded with negative and open or hidden xenophobic comments of this kind. The message behind them is "Once we are an intelligent and dilligent people, now the world laughs about us because we let the strangers in." To me it is clear that rightwing thinktanks are behind those commentators. I would delete them.
The people of Föhr never had to hide from the Vikings. They were Vikings.
Hallo Zeide, I got my information from German sources on Föhr, from the museum of the island’s history. Specifically, in this case, about the history of Borgsum. But I’m sure there were many people on Föhr who were and are vikings, as well as those who fought against them, in whichever way they needed to.
That comes from letting Romans into your country. Northern German Vikings were last to convert to Christianity and adopt a very skewed view of their own history. The Nibelung Saga is part of the Edda. The very name Föhr comes from Fahren and not pine tree (Föhre) as the revisionists want you to believe and means departure port or supply port for Viking raids.
@@zeideerskine3462 that’s very interesting, and you are absolutely right- I haven’t seen this anywhere that I looked - and I made a lot of effort when I researched. I am from Wales and the Romans invaded the South, but didn’t make it to the North, where the mountains helped to repel them. Also in Wales the history is often represented worldwide in a different way to what we know locally.
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Ich weiß…. Ich auch!
Nix besonderes.
Das Dorf meinst Du?
@@eyalter8992 ja, das tolle an Deutschland ist wie unterschiedlich die verschiedenen Regionen sind. Dann schau Dir meine Süddeutsche Videos an, wenn Du magst. Ich war in Bad Urach und in Idstein. Ich wohne in Bayern übrigens.
@@LaureninGermany ich auch.servus
@@eyalter8992 servus!
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Sorry, I don’t understand!
Northern Germany is so often overlooked by tourist from other countries and abroad. That´s a pity!
I love Northern Germany. It’s a real insider tip. People are missing out.
No it's good. They can stay as they are...