I feel like adding words with one another makes german a logical language so it's pretty easy to guess the meaning, but this makes the pronunciation much trickier
Indeed, the german language ist very structured and logical to the core. Be it word building, sentence structure or grammar, everything is according to the rules - even exceptions have their rules. The only things that do not or 'Fremdworte' (foreign words that became part of everyday language) and most 'Lehnworte' (foreign words that got integrated into the language in its pronounciation and writing).
5:06 in addition to this encouragement she could have helped him by pointing out the compounds of this word: Streich - holz - schachtel, the 'match put in a box' 😉
I will never understand why foreigners have probles with pronuncing words like Mönchengladbach, Backpfeiffengesicht and Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz
German its like a engineer lego idiom, underatand, train and cosntruct you speech, slang and phrases. It's nice costs all efforts to live this journey of learning.
@@mybriizen same 😂 ich habe eine Weile gebraucht um das richtig zu sagen... und deutsch ist noch nicht mal meine erste Sprache, deshalb war es sogar noch schwieriger für mich
Ist doch nur eine Frage wie schnell man das Wort im Kopf in die Einzelteile zerlegen kann. Die Aussprache der Einzelteile hintereinander ist doch dann kein Problem.
As a native German, hearing one of my fav groups speak my language is so crazy 😭😭 they did so well, especially for Schmetterling and introducing themselves. So proud of my boys, Turning for everrrr 🫶🏻
As a German Turning I'm really happy right now😂 I had a spanish teacher who lived for 8 years in Germany and he couldn't pronounce most of these words either 😂 So, good jobs guys! I'm looking forward to your comeback☺️
They did so well! hearing people try and speak German and understanding that the language is not as harsh as everyone thinks, is always so refreshing :) only thing: I have never heard of the last word.. even as a German :D Someone put two words together that make sense standing alone, but together its something we wouldnt ever say.
"Freundschaftbeziehungen"? Das ist ein deutschsprachiges Wort aus einem Landstrich/Gegend, wo deutsch-sprechende Menschen von 1947 bis 1993 in einem eigenen Staat lebten, der "Demokratie" im Namen trug, aber genau das Gegenteil war. Wir nahmen 1993 diese 17 Millionen Wirtschaftsflüchtlinge in die Bundesrepublik Deutschland auf und zahlen Ihnen seit dieser Zeit alle Sozialleistungen, ohne daß Sie hier jemals einbezahlt haben. Der Verlust dieses Landes hat uns die Parteien PDS, Die Linke, Bündnis 90 und AfD "beschert". 😂
Some have very fun origins though, here's something I already answered under another comment. "Eichhörnchen" Cut at Eich hörnchen First is: Oak Second is the cute form of: horn The word horn comes from the way they resemble the musical instrument the horn when sitting. Its a horn that sits on an oak tree. And it's very cute.
The longest word in the world has eighty letters and comes from Germany It is called: “Donaudampfschifffahrtselektrizitätenhauptbetriebswerkbauunterbeamtengesellschaft” in english: “Danube Steamship Electricity Main Works Subcontractor Company” or this one: "Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz" in english: "Beef Labeling Monitoring Tasks Transfer Act"
@@vanillagrammer6019 I think everyone can agree that it wasn't "correct" pronunciation. That would be completely impossible for first time speakers. Especially without even ever hearing the Word pronounced and on top of that from people with such a different Language. There is simply no question that the pronunciations were wrong, and they were supposed to get them wrong obviously. The question is if they were understandable. I admit I probably couldn't have understood most of the Words which got a hit but I like that she wasn't unfair about it.
The hardest words to pronounce in german probably are "Tschechisches Streichholzschächtelchen". I swear even I as a native german speaker struggle with it sometimes xD And for non german speakers people told me it literally just sounds like "dshyezshtch sdrchzshchtchn" xD
Not only can you seemingly combine any number of words into one longer word. In German you can stretch sentences to almost any length or use commas to form sentences that could stand on their own into a long sentence. However, you have to be concentrated when writing or reading such a sentence, otherwise it can quickly happen that in the middle or at the end of the sentence you forget how the sentence began.
7:23 "We can put any words together and make a new word" Yeah .. Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz = "Cattle marking and beef labeling supervision duties delegation law" Grundstücksverkehrsgenehmigungszuständigkeitsübertragungsverordnung = "Regulation on the delegation of authority concerning land conveyance permissions" Donaudampfschifffahrtselektrizitätenhauptbetriebswerkbauunternehmenbeamtengesellschaft = "Association for Subordinate Officials of the Main Maintenance Building of the Danube Steam Shipping Electrical Services" 천만에요, enjoy our language 🥲🙃
german really is one of the languages of all time. recently google translate casually spat out a 30 letter translation german word for me and normally i would day that without thinking but actively seeing the comparison of multiple words in 1 language getting turned to 1 in another makes you think how is it that we can so casually read these long words without stumbling. its not like it was a dictionary word you just see the beginning and end and know what it most like is from context, you really just need to read every letter to know whats the parts are
Try to cut them apart and pronounce them one by one, that's how it's taught in elementary school. I still do it like this with those really long words that aren't really used like "Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz" That way you can also translate and learn unknown German words. You make the cuts at: Rindfleisch etikettierungs überwachungs aufgaben übertragungs gesetz. The first word is: beef The second word is: labeling The third word is: monitoring or supervisory (both work pretty good in this case) The fourth is: tasks or duties (plural and tasks or duties fits the meaning best, there are more translations to that one though) The fifth is: transfer, distribution or assigning (look up "Verteilen" as well ) The fourth is: law Or "Eichhörnchen" Cut at Eich hörnchen First is: Oak Second is the cute form of: horn The word horn comes from the way they resemble the musical instrument the horn when sitting. Its a horn that sits on an oak tree. And it's very cute.
@@sojus7929 I love it! Great example! You left some compound words untouched and I have a nice story about them. :D A friend of mine used this word in a quiz for his students and some of them found more words in this one because they recognized the untouched compounds as single words too. Rind-fleisch (cow meat = beef) and Übertragung ("Über-trag" - over carry = assignement/assigning something). He was a little bit confused first, but its just such a good example of how our language works.
I love to see how they tried so hard… I think everyone made it well.. these were really hard words… but I love how curios they are and ask some other sentences and words in German…. ❤❤❤
STAN 8TURN, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO! JAEYUN, MYUNGHO, MINHO, YOONSUNG, HAEMIN, KYUNGMIN, YUNGYU AND SEUNGHEON ARE SO FANTASTIC, I LOVE THEM SO MUCH ♡♡♡♡♡
Why were only the unsightly words used, which are also really difficult to pronounce😭? I think there are so many words were sound really cute and German is for me not aggressive, there are so many other languages were really sound aggressive. If you hear normal German people talk it’s sounds never aggressive. But that did a great job ^^
Ich meine, sie sind gut. Ich hätte nie gedacht, dass sie Deutsch sprechen können. Ich habe über 15 Jahre lang Deutsch gelernt und bin ein Experte im Sprechen, und ich liebe sie wirklich. GERMANY👆 KOREAN👇 내 말은 그 사람들이 똑똑하다는 거야. 영상은 안 봤지만 그냥 봤는데 재미있더라. 나도 한국어를 알아. ㅋㅋㅋ 자랑은 안 해 😳
I'm impressed! Even when they didn't pronounce a word correctly, they did really well all the time nevertheless, way better than many I saw trying to pronounce german words just by reading them. Lots of times even if it wasn't correct it was still understandable, so great job!
Though a lot of korean singers know at least a little Japanese. The pronunciation of German letters is much closer to Japanese than English. In my opinion Yungyu did the best :) Thank you 8TURN and Ria, it was fun to watch.
1:02 seems a popular word at this studio to puzzle their test subjects. it can be divided in three parts. the first four letters _Eich_ point to the favoured food of this small animal, acorns, while the next four letters _hörn_ (think English 'horn') are somewhat random to name a squirrel and the last four letters _chen_ are a diminutive. if you divide it up: Eich - hörn - chen then it is already much easier to pronounce, just learn to say it in one word then. 7:11 they did that word before too. it's not a nice choice. a compound word again and to make it even longer, set into plural form: Freundschaft[s] - beziehung - en, the relationships between friends.
As a German, i didn't even need to watch this video to feel like : 😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈 I'm actually kinda proud to say *Streichholzschachtel* so easily and perfectly pronounced
12:30 'should we try a harder word next time?' NO! don't do that. you might put people off who consider learning German. maybe you can make a video and show remarkable similarities between German and English. after all, both languages belong to the family of _western Germanic languages_ . for every Korean who already knows English, learning German really is just a small step and should be much easier than learning French or Spanish.
They meant harder than German, as German is a relatively easy language. There are loads of Koreans, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, etc. people in Germany and they acquire fluency quite quickly. It's not a difficult language. What's difficult in Europe are languages like Icelandic, Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian, and also the Slavic languages (though I'm sure people who have a slavic language as their mother tongue might argue otherwise).
They do a lot better than I'd do with Korean. Even when the pronunciation was off, they usually get the rhythm of the word correct which isn't easy when you're not used to German word boundaries like "Streich-holz-schachtel".
They did that really well. English is a very simple language. In Korean and German you can formulate things in much more detail. I hope germany will be listen more K-Pop. I love the sound of korean. I'm always happy when a korean artist speak german.
Y'all should do Swiss German, I have a feeling this gonna be funny. Also, they said they thought it would be like aggressive, tbh Swiss German is aggressive. German in Germany compared to Swiss German in Switzerland sounds like an angel language.
I feel like adding words with one another makes german a logical language so it's pretty easy to guess the meaning, but this makes the pronunciation much trickier
Indeed, the german language ist very structured and logical to the core. Be it word building, sentence structure or grammar, everything is according to the rules - even exceptions have their rules. The only things that do not or 'Fremdworte' (foreign words that became part of everyday language) and most 'Lehnworte' (foreign words that got integrated into the language in its pronounciation and writing).
5:06 in addition to this encouragement she could have helped him by pointing out the compounds of this word: Streich - holz - schachtel, the 'match put in a box' 😉
I will never understand why foreigners have probles with pronuncing words like Mönchengladbach, Backpfeiffengesicht and Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz
Korean kind of does the same thing, I'd say. 🤔
German its like a engineer lego idiom, underatand, train and cosntruct you speech, slang and phrases.
It's nice costs all efforts to live this journey of learning.
next word: Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz.
ich glaube ich kann das nicht mal als deutsche sagen
@@mybriizen same 😂 ich habe eine Weile gebraucht um das richtig zu sagen... und deutsch ist noch nicht mal meine erste Sprache, deshalb war es sogar noch schwieriger für mich
Ist doch nur eine Frage wie schnell man das Wort im Kopf in die Einzelteile zerlegen kann. Die Aussprache der Einzelteile hintereinander ist doch dann kein Problem.
Ich bin nicht die beste am deutsch😅
Donaudampfschifffahrtsgesellschaftskapitän sollte reichen.
Now as a German who’s learning Korean I am excited for this vid!!
Youve become german?
@@googoogly no lol I was born German, so I was curious about how they’d do with the pronunciations
Stell dir vor, die hätten anstelle von Streichholzschachtel Zündhölzerschachtel genomen 😂
@@schnee_the_bun Oh Gott hahahha wäre witzig gewesen^ ^
@@juliag9916 Da hätten sie mir echt leid getan
As a native German, hearing one of my fav groups speak my language is so crazy 😭😭 they did so well, especially for Schmetterling and introducing themselves. So proud of my boys, Turning for everrrr 🫶🏻
Ey me too. Its so hard being a german stan of a kpop group😂😂 aber wir kriegen das hin. FIGHTING
😂🇩🇪Deutsche Kommentarsektion hier😊
@@EinNerd jaaa 😂😂😂
@@EinNerd lol ich bin auch Deutsch 😂
Also ne Österreicherin, ich stimme dir zu😭🤚
They actually did so well and Ria seems very sweet 😊
they did pretty well for their first time learning long german words, i'm glad they enjoyed it and even asked about the meaning behind each word :)
*Leute die deutsch sind🇩🇪😭👌*
Me🎉
Ichhhh!!!!😂😭
Ich 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Ich😭😂🫠🙃
Ich
Bro Haemin with the random football knowledge is somehow so funny to me 😭😭
As a native german it was really fun to watch! They are one of my favorite groups and I never thought they would pronounce those words so well.
Team German 😂🇩🇪>>>>>
Wsg
Hier 😂
I’m actually a mulatto 🇩🇪🇹🇼
Haha hier
Ja was ist
When they introduced themselves in the end, they actually sounded like Germans😂❤
They had a really good ‘a’ in the Hallo/Danke, I thought
probably they have the same loud in their language@@mikesrandomchannel
@@dpunktgehpunkt5876 yeah, "아" and "a" sound the same
thats what i almost thought ;)@@madamepumpkin
As a German Turning I'm really happy right now😂
I had a spanish teacher who lived for 8 years in Germany and he couldn't pronounce most of these words either 😂 So, good jobs guys! I'm looking forward to your comeback☺️
Ein was dreher??
@@itsme2084 Oh sorry. Die Fans von 8Turn heißen "Turning" deswegen😅
Du wirst Deutscher?
But why are they all blonde 😭
Idk but lowkey thought jaeyun was bald in the thimbnail 😐
I think they are going to color their hair soon, and they bleached it already
Yeah... sad
Yeah tahts so sad
@@susannewitt9079 why sad?
Streichholzschachtel ist der Endgegner 😂
Gartenzwergsschachtelaufstellschraube
Oder grundstücksverkehrszuständigkeitsübertraugungsverordnung
@@intoxicatedangle1162ich kann das selber nicht lesen😢
They did so well!
hearing people try and speak German and understanding that the language is not as harsh as everyone thinks, is always so refreshing :)
only thing: I have never heard of the last word.. even as a German :D Someone put two words together that make sense standing alone, but together its something we wouldnt ever say.
Schaukelstuhl, Briefträger, Kuchenteller... da gibt's doch genug davon 😂..
Und "Freundschaftsbeziehungen" gibt's vor allem in der Politik
@@barbaraspeckarmy wer würde das denn sagen????!!!!
dann sagt man freundschaftliche oder geschäftliche usw und als zwei wörter!
@@mallinalii öfter mal Nachrichten schaun?
"Freundschaftbeziehungen"? Das ist ein deutschsprachiges Wort aus einem Landstrich/Gegend, wo deutsch-sprechende Menschen von 1947 bis 1993 in einem eigenen Staat lebten, der "Demokratie" im Namen trug, aber genau das Gegenteil war. Wir nahmen 1993 diese 17 Millionen Wirtschaftsflüchtlinge in die Bundesrepublik Deutschland auf und zahlen Ihnen seit dieser Zeit alle Sozialleistungen, ohne daß Sie hier jemals einbezahlt haben. Der Verlust dieses Landes hat uns die Parteien PDS, Die Linke, Bündnis 90 und AfD "beschert". 😂
Kommt glaub ich auf den Bezirk in dem man lebt an wie man manches ausspricht oder welche zusammengesetzte Wörter man im Alltag öfter hört
Als Deutsche.... War dieses Video der reinste Lachflash für mich, danke😂
Jeder Deutsche : " Da steht german im Titel das muss ich gucken ! " 😂🇩🇪
The best one was when Minho said Entschuldige and Ria was like oh it’s right but the wrong word hahaha
Some German words are very tricky to pronounce! 😊
😁
Some have very fun origins though, here's something I already answered under another comment.
"Eichhörnchen"
Cut at Eich hörnchen
First is: Oak
Second is the cute form of: horn
The word horn comes from the way they resemble the musical instrument the horn when sitting. Its a horn that sits on an oak tree. And it's very cute.
That woman is so beautiful when she laughs.
Her laugh is so friendly and pure 😊😊😊
Its so nice to see your fav group speak your native language😭 They are so cute and their pronounciation is actually really good wowowowow
As a german, I am so excited to see this! Their reactions are priceless 😭😭
The longest word in the world has eighty letters and comes from Germany
It is called:
“Donaudampfschifffahrtselektrizitätenhauptbetriebswerkbauunterbeamtengesellschaft”
in english: “Danube Steamship Electricity Main Works Subcontractor Company”
or this one:
"Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz"
in english: "Beef Labeling Monitoring Tasks Transfer Act"
Ria did soo well...such a cute personality and great interactions. Such a perfect hose/interviewer. We love you Ria ❤ Greetings from Berlin
0:25 They look like the next generation of kpop 😂😂❤
Yeahh💗🎀🤍btw I know german dis was sooo funny
They really nailed the "Hallo, ich bin" part
Can we talk about Myunho’s beanie. “God save me””jpg or png?” 💀
I need that beanie
Reallll
She was too nice to them. Besides Schmetterling they pronounced nothing correctly😂😂
I‘m a german and they actually pronounced it correctly. You don’t have to sound native to be understandable
@@vanillagrammer6019 she wrote that every other german word they pronounced incorrect besides schmetterling...
@@marcelaalexandria But it's just not true that they pronounced everything incorrectly besides schmetterling. The ones she didn't hit did a great job
Entschuldigung was pretty solid too!
@@vanillagrammer6019 I think everyone can agree that it wasn't "correct" pronunciation.
That would be completely impossible for first time speakers. Especially without even ever hearing the Word pronounced and on top of that from people with such a different Language.
There is simply no question that the pronunciations were wrong, and they were supposed to get them wrong obviously.
The question is if they were understandable. I admit I probably couldn't have understood most of the Words which got a hit but I like that she wasn't unfair about it.
This is so interesting because 8turn is one of my fav BG and I've been learning German for the last few months. 😂
“You should say Entschuldigung to us got me”
“Pink sausage” got me
This made me find a group r that I haven’t heard of yet and now i genuinely enjoy their music ❤
The hardest words to pronounce in german probably are "Tschechisches Streichholzschächtelchen". I swear even I as a native german speaker struggle with it sometimes xD
And for non german speakers people told me it literally just sounds like "dshyezshtch sdrchzshchtchn" xD
As a German Turning I am SUPER happy 🥰 Btw I feel like Minho is secretly German hahaha 😭
Ich muss sagen sie geben sich alle sehr viel Mühe.
Und das feier ich ❤
when he said PINK SAUSAGE got me dying
Not only can you seemingly combine any number of words into one longer word. In German you can stretch sentences to almost any length or use commas to form sentences that could stand on their own into a long sentence. However, you have to be concentrated when writing or reading such a sentence, otherwise it can quickly happen that in the middle or at the end of the sentence you forget how the sentence began.
I found so many new idols I'm dieing😭😭😭
3:55 his little finger 💀lol
7:23 "We can put any words together and make a new word"
Yeah ..
Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz
= "Cattle marking and beef labeling supervision duties delegation law"
Grundstücksverkehrsgenehmigungszuständigkeitsübertragungsverordnung
= "Regulation on the delegation of authority concerning land conveyance permissions"
Donaudampfschifffahrtselektrizitätenhauptbetriebswerkbauunternehmenbeamtengesellschaft
= "Association for Subordinate Officials of the Main Maintenance Building of the Danube Steam Shipping Electrical Services"
천만에요, enjoy our language 🥲🙃
As an asian who was born and is living in germany (I'm learning korean rn😻) I rlly can't wait to watch this video😻
german really is one of the languages of all time. recently google translate casually spat out a 30 letter translation german word for me and normally i would day that without thinking but actively seeing the comparison of multiple words in 1 language getting turned to 1 in another makes you think how is it that we can so casually read these long words without stumbling. its not like it was a dictionary word you just see the beginning and end and know what it most like is from context, you really just need to read every letter to know whats the parts are
Try to cut them apart and pronounce them one by one, that's how it's taught in elementary school. I still do it like this with those really long words that aren't really used like "Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz"
That way you can also translate and learn unknown German words.
You make the cuts at: Rindfleisch etikettierungs überwachungs aufgaben übertragungs gesetz.
The first word is: beef
The second word is: labeling
The third word is: monitoring or supervisory (both work pretty good in this case)
The fourth is: tasks or duties (plural and tasks or duties fits the meaning best, there are more translations to that one though)
The fifth is: transfer, distribution or assigning (look up "Verteilen" as well )
The fourth is: law
Or "Eichhörnchen"
Cut at Eich hörnchen
First is: Oak
Second is the cute form of: horn
The word horn comes from the way they resemble the musical instrument the horn when sitting. Its a horn that sits on an oak tree. And it's very cute.
@@sojus7929 I love it! Great example!
You left some compound words untouched and I have a nice story about them. :D
A friend of mine used this word in a quiz for his students and some of them found more words in this one because they recognized the untouched compounds as single words too. Rind-fleisch (cow meat = beef) and Übertragung ("Über-trag" - over carry = assignement/assigning something). He was a little bit confused first, but its just such a good example of how our language works.
👍
In German you can put en entire story into one word. My favorite: Rhabarberbarbarabarbarbarenbartbarbierbierbarbärbel.
8turn pronouncing these words was really cool
Thank you, Awesome world ❤
They said German is easy to learn.. I would love to watch them try pronounce Swiss German words 😂☺️😅🌸✨
0:07 i bet my apple I was saving for later that he was trying to say „Eichhörnchen“
OMGG!! NAURWAY ONE OF MY FAV GROUPS IS SPEAKING MY LANGUAGE!! I LOVE 8TURN SO MUCHH💗BTW I LOVED THE VIDEOOO
Ey ihr wahrt echt gut😂! Wenn ich koreanisch spreche, wenn ich es Zuhause lerne, hör ich mich wahrscheinlich genau so an😂
I love to see how they tried so hard… I think everyone made it well.. these were really hard words… but I love how curios they are and ask some other sentences and words in German…. ❤❤❤
Not him getting called pink sausage😭😭
STAN 8TURN, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO! JAEYUN, MYUNGHO, MINHO, YOONSUNG, HAEMIN, KYUNGMIN, YUNGYU AND SEUNGHEON ARE SO FANTASTIC, I LOVE THEM SO MUCH ♡♡♡♡♡
Next Word:verstopfungsproblem😂😂😂😂
11:11 lol, „what does _ich liebe dich_ mean?“ … proceeds to explain it in a way more complicated language 👌😅
🎸Rock on, 8TURN! German's no easy feat!🎤
Next words:
Autobahninspektoratemschutzbeauftragter
Mindesthaltbahrkeitsdatum
Why were only the unsightly words used, which are also really difficult to pronounce😭? I think there are so many words were sound really cute and German is for me not aggressive, there are so many other languages were really sound aggressive. If you hear normal German people talk it’s sounds never aggressive.
But that did a great job ^^
Best ad moment: they said „three, two, one...“ and then I get ads😂
Yesss!!! I was like NOOOOOOO, and a second later i found your comment 😂😂😂😂
8TURN PLEASE COME TO GERMANY😭♥️♥️♥️
Nice and great job from pink sausage 😊❤
that´s one of the cutest videos i´ve ever seen
Ich meine, sie sind gut. Ich hätte nie gedacht, dass sie Deutsch sprechen können. Ich habe über 15 Jahre lang Deutsch gelernt und bin ein Experte im Sprechen, und ich liebe sie wirklich.
GERMANY👆
KOREAN👇
내 말은 그 사람들이 똑똑하다는 거야. 영상은 안 봤지만 그냥 봤는데 재미있더라. 나도 한국어를 알아. ㅋㅋㅋ 자랑은 안 해 😳
Each of the members got their own personality and I like their personalities so much
😂😂😂 war richtig lustig😂😂😂😂
Ja
Nothing can top: rindfleischettiketirungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgezetzt
Yes that is one word 😅
@user-vo4tm9ke2m lol
Ria, the cutest girl on earth ❤ The boys did well. Good Job!🎉
I'm impressed! Even when they didn't pronounce a word correctly, they did really well all the time nevertheless, way better than many I saw trying to pronounce german words just by reading them. Lots of times even if it wasn't correct it was still understandable, so great job!
4:52 Pink Sausage💅💅💅
Impressive attempt 8Turn, German isn't easy! 👏🇩🇪
hahahaha nice video really!!! xD i laughed so hard but you Guys did it really well! ♡~♡ nice work :*
Next word: Donaudampfschiffahrtselektrizitätenhauptbetriebswerkbauunterbeamtengesellschaft
Nice video! I wouldve loved to see them try "Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz" (and yes its a actual german word)
As a german i felt so happy❤😅
Though a lot of korean singers know at least a little Japanese. The pronunciation of German letters is much closer to Japanese than English.
In my opinion Yungyu did the best :)
Thank you 8TURN and Ria, it was fun to watch.
i LOVE this girls energy omg
When they said that they'd even do more difficult words my first though was: "please do *Rindfleischettikierungsüberwachungsschutzgesetz*" 😂😂😂😂
I'm from german 😂😂
Brudi ich auch
Ich auch
Ich auch lol😂
Ich auch 😂
Ich auch
Now they can come to germany. Berlin is ready and they are more than ready for some german words at the concert
😂😂😂 im german 😂😂😂
1:02 seems a popular word at this studio to puzzle their test subjects. it can be divided in three parts. the first four letters _Eich_ point to the favoured food of this small animal, acorns, while the next four letters _hörn_ (think English 'horn') are somewhat random to name a squirrel and the last four letters _chen_ are a diminutive. if you divide it up: Eich - hörn - chen then it is already much easier to pronounce, just learn to say it in one word then.
7:11 they did that word before too. it's not a nice choice. a compound word again and to make it even longer, set into plural form: Freundschaft[s] - beziehung - en, the relationships between friends.
As a German, i didn't even need to watch this video to feel like : 😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈
I'm actually kinda proud to say *Streichholzschachtel* so easily and perfectly pronounced
This is so funny to hear as a german haha
naww they seem soo sweet i'll definetly check them out
Instead of Streichholzschachtel you should have put Tschechisches Streichholzschächtelchen 😂
Its so cute to hear they speaking german! Because im from germany and they’re doing so good!❤
They did so good!!!! I'm so proud of them❤
I lost it when he said Frankfurt Mesut özil ☠️😂
Why have all of them blond hair😭???
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As german i didnt thought its so hard for people to spell our words. Its kinda funny but cute too
12:30 'should we try a harder word next time?' NO! don't do that. you might put people off who consider learning German. maybe you can make a video and show remarkable similarities between German and English. after all, both languages belong to the family of _western Germanic languages_ . for every Korean who already knows English, learning German really is just a small step and should be much easier than learning French or Spanish.
They meant harder than German, as German is a relatively easy language. There are loads of Koreans, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, etc. people in Germany and they acquire fluency quite quickly. It's not a difficult language. What's difficult in Europe are languages like Icelandic, Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian, and also the Slavic languages (though I'm sure people who have a slavic language as their mother tongue might argue otherwise).
They do a lot better than I'd do with Korean.
Even when the pronunciation was off, they usually get the rhythm of the word correct which isn't easy when you're not used to German word boundaries like "Streich-holz-schachtel".
Well they are just adorable lol. Thanks for introducing me to this group!
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They did that really well. English is a very simple language. In Korean and German you can formulate things in much more detail. I hope germany will be listen more K-Pop. I love the sound of korean. I'm always happy when a korean artist speak german.
English is far removed from being a simple language. Pure bias... simple bad English is simple... English has many difficult and complex words.
@@kapuzinergruftEnglish is the easiest language in the world.
i’m so in love with 민호’s pronunciation of german words🥹
These guys are more blond than Germans ever could be 😮😅
Y'all should do Swiss German, I have a feeling this gonna be funny.
Also, they said they thought it would be like aggressive, tbh Swiss German is aggressive. German in Germany compared to Swiss German in Switzerland sounds like an angel language.
why do they all look like twins ?
Well, as a German, I can say that the boys are doing really well for speaking German for the first time. I respect them
bei dem anblick habe ich noch hoffnung für die deutsche Jugend.
As I German this video is really enjoyable 😁 Actually I would have let past them a few more times in my opinion they did really good most of the time
As a Korean living in Germany for 8 years, I see this as an absolute win.
I live currently in germany. ❤ keep it up. 🎉