@@HiFromHamburg @Hi from Hamburg Yes! It'll just be me and my dog, very excited for this. Btw, I can feel how much you loved your time in Germany from your videos. It's super motivating from a fellow Californian to see this! lol Also, I hope your transition back to the states has been relatively smooth. 😊
Lol aren’t you the same girl who posted in the German expat Facebook group asking about visa stuff? Didn’t expect you here😂😂. What a small world. Just subbed your channel cos you seem interesting.
@@sysyphenf8ewtfr603 How funny! Yes, that was totally me 😂I'm sure many people are looking for the same information so we're bound to run into each other in other places lol! Did you relocate to Germany?
So nice to see you back on this channel. Too bad you no longer live here. A good german phrase you can say when you give someone an order: it doesn‘t matter if it goes fast (Es macht nichts, wenn es schnell geht).
Warum vermisst du sie? A) Weil ihr sie aufs hohe Ross setzen wolltet B) um sie trivial zu behandeln C) um sie energetisch aufzusaugen D) um mit ihr zur Kirche der Siebenten-Tags-Adventisten zu gehen. E) um im Garten im Stuhlkreis über zukünftige Erfolge zu reden
@@RickDistance f) ich vermisse sie nicht, sondern finde es schade dass sie nicht mehr da ist. Ich nutze ihren und andere Kanäle gerne, um etwas Englisch zu verbessern. Sie ist nämlich sympathisch und ich schaue gerne die Art Videos von Amerikaner/Australier/Kanadier über Deutschland. Also immer locker bleiben…
Ich freue mich wieder was von dir zu höhren! Ich war vor kurzen mal in Hamburg und da hab ich daran gedacht, das du nicht mehr da warst und nun Hamburg ein stück fehlt :( Ich hoffe du kommst wieder längerfristig zurück bestimmt hast du auch hier noch freunde :D Lg aus Leipzig
Dear Lila, I just want to say that by the end of the video (when talking about the Lanterns and little children) you look really happy and positively glowing. I think it may have been a good decision to move back to CA.
About the lost dogs and police : here in France the police would really not bother about lost dogs, they have way more important things to do (lack of personnel). They even barely come when they're called for neighbour problems. So they would probably laugh (in the best case) at you, if you inform them about a lost dog. Maybe they'll do an exception if the dog is dangerous (like a doberman or other assault dogs), but I'm not even sure. They could just transfer to firemen. Don't mind the lost vocabulary, it will come back quickly. The parts of your memory where these words were "printed" just have to be woken up a few times. Memory is like paths into a jungle : if not regularly maintained, it disappears gradually. You have to re-activate the neuronal path a few times before it's a cleared way again. But the paths are still there behind, so it will come back way easier than if you had to learn them for the first time.
I'm German, and I've never heard of someone reporting their lost cat or dog to the police. Usually, they would ask around and ask at nearby animal shelters whether someone brought it there.
That's untrue. You can film in public all you want. You are not allowed to distribute anything you film without getting permission, i. e. upload it to social media. What is forbidden, is to film private spaces, like filming someone in their apartment without consent.
@@SchmulKrieger It's not forbitten - if it the records are for private use. If you are on public places its allowed to film for everyone. If you go to a private property, you need to ask the owner. I guess that not really diferent to the US or other places.
Hi Lila. I hope you are doing well. i would love to see an episode of Hi from California, maybe you got some ideas for that, show some cool places, restaurants/food or idk.
Hier der Liedtext von dem Laternenlied - Ich geh mit meiner Laterne 😉😁 1. Ich geh mit meiner Laterne und meine Laterne mit mir. Dort oben Leuchten die Sterne und unten leuchten wir. Mein Licht ist schön, könnt ihr es sehn? Rabimmel, rabammel, rabumm. 2. Ich geh mit meiner Laterne und meine Laterne mit mir. Dort oben Leuchten die Sterne und unten leuchten wir. Ich trag mein Licht, ich fürcht mich nicht. Rabimmel, rabammel, rabumm. 3. Ich geh mit meiner Laterne und meine Laterne mit mir. Dort oben Leuchten die Sterne und unten leuchten wir. Der Martinsmann, der zieht voran. Rabimmel, rabammel, rabumm. 4. Ich geh mit meiner Laterne und meine Laterne mit mir. Dort oben Leuchten die Sterne und unten leuchten wir. Laternenlicht, verlösch mir nicht. Rabimmel, rabammel, rabumm. 5. Ich geh mit meiner Laterne und meine Laterne mit mir. Dort oben Leuchten die Sterne und unten leuchten wir. Wie schön das klingt, wenn jeder singt! Rabimmel, rabammel, rabumm. 6. Ich geh mit meiner Laterne und meine Laterne mit mir. Dort oben Leuchten die Sterne und unten leuchten wir. Mein Licht ist aus, ich geh nach Haus. Rabimmel, rabammel, rabumm.
@@HiFromHamburg Sehr gerne! Schade, dass Du nicht mehr in Hamburg lebst, aber ich verstehe Deine Gründe sehr gut, weshalb Du wieder in die USA zurück gegangen bist. Danke für Deine Interessanten Videos! Es macht immer Spaß sie anzugucken! 😊
So I am not 100% sure about this, but regarding the dog thing, I'm taking a guess: In Germany dogs have to be registered (just as a human has to). You pay an annual dog tax (and therefore get poo bags etc.) and your dog receives a tag which you can put on their collar. This tag has a number on it to identify the dog. Maybe this is why the person informed the police, but I don't think it's mandatory to do so. However, none of my or my friends' dogs have ever gone missing, so I actually don't know. Have a good day!😊
2:23 I know this problem 😄 When I was a child I was in Honduras for one year. When I came back to Germany sometimes I had problems to remember german words. It was odd.
Once a dog kept following me on my way to my hotel, so I asked the staff of the hotel to inform the police about him and just an hour or two later the owner came because the police could tell him where his dog was :) happend in Austria, lg
Ach jetzt weiß ich was die mit lantern meint Laterne the song is called Ich gehe mit meiner Laterne ja das ist ein deutscher Brauchtum zu Sankt Martin im November.
I think it is not mandatory to inform the police about a lost dog, but many people will tell the police just that they know it 1.) in case someone finds it and tell the police they have found a lost dog (or all this together with the Tierheim, where the dog will be, until the dog owners are found) and 2.) in areas with fast traffic, everybody should help quickly to find the dog to prevent accidents with cars, so also in the interest of the police.
Lustig dass du genau in Oldenburg und Hamburg warst. Ich bin in Hamburg aufgewachsen und wohne jetzt seit 3 Jahren in Oldenburg und studiere hier. Oldenburg ist aber echt lame
Losing the language: Sounds familiar. I learned most of my English as an exchange student in the USA. Back in Germany I did not speak any English for four or five years. Then I noticed how much I had lost. But it was surprisingly easy to get most of it back. I started to talk to myself in English and noticed words coming back that I did not remember the day before. And it was the same before, I had forgotten some German words that I knew before (mostly those where I used the English word a lot while in the USA). In these cases my brain presented the English one faster.
Moin, ich kenne das von Austauschschülern, die eine Weile lang in USA gewesen sind und nach dem zurückkehren ganz viele Ausfälle in Deutsch hatten! Da entstehen manchmal ziemlich komische Situationen! LG Ben
@@tasminoben686 Genau. Meine Großmutter war sauer, weil ich ihr (am Tag meiner Rückkehr nach Deutschland) kaum etwas vernünftig auf Deutsch erzählen könnte. Und mein Satzbau war noch monatelang mehr Englisch als Deutsch.
Separable verbs are always a pain just like verb phrases in English. It makes them even worse when you know Dutch because the prepositions are similar but not the same. z.B. aan vs an, op vs. auf, and bij vs, bei. Learning different languages has been proven to permanently change one's ability to speak one's native language. I know that sometimes I will say to make homework or make a photo, or use words like thereby (dabei) and therefore (dafür). For trying to find a job in Germany: have you thought about working for a German company in the US? I know as a mechanical engineer there are assignments to work in Germany for a year or two which I want to do. Not sure what your career path is, but maybe there are some airline translation jobs at the airport or the US embassy needs a German speaker to assist in communication.
Most dogs and more and more cats are chipped in germany (if you are a more respnsible dogowner) - what makes no sense, that the police take care about a found dog (if you see one in the street - stop your car (what is a free decision) call the police and tell them, that you found a unclaimed dog and thy will come, take the dog (or cat as well) and bring it to the next animal shelter.) At the animal shelter they have a reading tool and access to the data - so they can call the owner soon. And they can pick up the dog at the shelter ... (for a small fee (I guess 30 Euros or something like that)
First, I’m so sorry about your recent changes. However, I’m sure you will thrive wherever you live. Second, Germany is in your blood. I don’t see you losing your obsession with all things German LOL. Go back, you’re happier there 😊
I've never seen a language like English, so many bad words that people use on a daily basis. I'm sorry, but the German language is more respect for dealing with it
2:30 - Warum hast du nicht einfach deutsch gesprochen in Deutschland, die Leute die hier leben können das ganz gut und du hättest vielleicht was gelernt.
The first 1,000 people to use the link or my code hifromhamburg get a 1 month free trial of Skillshare: skl.sh/hifromhamburg04221
You have taken yourself out.
Not sure you noticed it, but you really look older now, somehow worn, which you did not before.
Children and their parents going out with lanterns is mostly done on St Martin's Day. A very famous song they sing is "Ich geh mit meiner Laterne".
Hello from a fellow SoCal! (I'm in Laguna Niguel) I'm moving to Stuttgart in August, so I appreciate your channel 😊
Hi. That's awesome. I'm sure you're going to have an amazing time :D thank you~ I'm glad my channel can be of use then :)
@@HiFromHamburg @Hi from Hamburg Yes! It'll just be me and my dog, very excited for this. Btw, I can feel how much you loved your time in Germany from your videos. It's super motivating from a fellow Californian to see this! lol Also, I hope your transition back to the states has been relatively smooth. 😊
Lol aren’t you the same girl who posted in the German expat Facebook group asking about visa stuff? Didn’t expect you here😂😂. What a small world.
Just subbed your channel cos you seem interesting.
@@sysyphenf8ewtfr603 How funny! Yes, that was totally me 😂I'm sure many people are looking for the same information so we're bound to run into each other in other places lol! Did you relocate to Germany?
@@smartstudent_official No not yet. I will come to Germany once I finish my studies in one years time. I’m learning German in the mean time 😃.
Laterne, Laterne! Sonne, Mond und Sterne. Brenne auf mein Licht, brenne auf mein Licht, aber nur meine Liebe Laterne nicht! 🌟
So nice to see you back on this channel. Too bad you no longer live here. A good german phrase you can say when you give someone an order: it doesn‘t matter if it goes fast (Es macht nichts, wenn es schnell geht).
Warum vermisst du sie?
A) Weil ihr sie aufs hohe Ross setzen wolltet
B) um sie trivial zu behandeln
C) um sie energetisch aufzusaugen
D) um mit ihr zur Kirche der Siebenten-Tags-Adventisten zu gehen.
E) um im Garten im Stuhlkreis über zukünftige Erfolge zu reden
@@RickDistance f) ich vermisse sie nicht, sondern finde es schade dass sie nicht mehr da ist. Ich nutze ihren und andere Kanäle gerne, um etwas Englisch zu verbessern. Sie ist nämlich sympathisch und ich schaue gerne die Art Videos von Amerikaner/Australier/Kanadier über Deutschland. Also immer locker bleiben…
@@Christian81_2 Ja, wie gesagt im Internet fehlen 95% des Kommunikationsrestbilds. Props 👍
Ich freue mich wieder was von dir zu höhren! Ich war vor kurzen mal in Hamburg und da hab ich daran gedacht, das du nicht mehr da warst und nun Hamburg ein stück fehlt :( Ich hoffe du kommst wieder längerfristig zurück bestimmt hast du auch hier noch freunde :D Lg aus Leipzig
Dear Lila, I just want to say that by the end of the video (when talking about the Lanterns and little children) you look really happy and positively glowing. I think it may have been a good decision to move back to CA.
She would have a better life in Germany too but, wherever she's happy she should live there. I hope the best for her future :)
About the lost dogs and police : here in France the police would really not bother about lost dogs, they have way more important things to do (lack of personnel). They even barely come when they're called for neighbour problems.
So they would probably laugh (in the best case) at you, if you inform them about a lost dog.
Maybe they'll do an exception if the dog is dangerous (like a doberman or other assault dogs), but I'm not even sure. They could just transfer to firemen.
Don't mind the lost vocabulary, it will come back quickly. The parts of your memory where these words were "printed" just have to be woken up a few times.
Memory is like paths into a jungle : if not regularly maintained, it disappears gradually. You have to re-activate the neuronal path a few times before it's a cleared way again.
But the paths are still there behind, so it will come back way easier than if you had to learn them for the first time.
I'm German, and I've never heard of someone reporting their lost cat or dog to the police. Usually, they would ask around and ask at nearby animal shelters whether someone brought it there.
Ich geh mit meiner Laterne und meine Laterne mit miiiir 🙃
... Da oben leuchten die Sterne und unten da lleuchten wir.
Danke für den Ohrwurm 😅
Mein Licht geht aus, ich geh nach Haus.
rabimmel rabammel rabumm :D
Wen wollt ihr austrixxen?
in Germany, it's forbidden for a private person to film the public area with a cam. So it's more seldom to have a door cam.
That's untrue. You can film in public all you want. You are not allowed to distribute anything you film without getting permission, i. e. upload it to social media. What is forbidden, is to film private spaces, like filming someone in their apartment without consent.
you just film your own door.
@@SchmulKrieger It's not forbitten - if it the records are for private use. If you are on public places its allowed to film for everyone. If you go to a private property, you need to ask the owner. I guess that not really diferent to the US or other places.
@@frankhucke3576 I know.
@@SchmulKrieger just saying …
Keep it up your channel is growing day by day👍👍
Hi Lila. I hope you are doing well. i would love to see an episode of Hi from California, maybe you got some ideas for that, show some cool places, restaurants/food or idk.
Hier der Liedtext von dem Laternenlied - Ich geh mit meiner Laterne 😉😁
1.
Ich geh mit meiner Laterne und meine Laterne mit mir.
Dort oben Leuchten die Sterne und unten leuchten wir.
Mein Licht ist schön, könnt ihr es sehn? Rabimmel, rabammel, rabumm.
2.
Ich geh mit meiner Laterne und meine Laterne mit mir.
Dort oben Leuchten die Sterne und unten leuchten wir.
Ich trag mein Licht, ich fürcht mich nicht. Rabimmel, rabammel, rabumm.
3.
Ich geh mit meiner Laterne und meine Laterne mit mir.
Dort oben Leuchten die Sterne und unten leuchten wir.
Der Martinsmann, der zieht voran. Rabimmel, rabammel, rabumm.
4.
Ich geh mit meiner Laterne und meine Laterne mit mir.
Dort oben Leuchten die Sterne und unten leuchten wir.
Laternenlicht, verlösch mir nicht. Rabimmel, rabammel, rabumm.
5.
Ich geh mit meiner Laterne und meine Laterne mit mir.
Dort oben Leuchten die Sterne und unten leuchten wir.
Wie schön das klingt, wenn jeder singt! Rabimmel, rabammel, rabumm.
6.
Ich geh mit meiner Laterne und meine Laterne mit mir.
Dort oben Leuchten die Sterne und unten leuchten wir.
Mein Licht ist aus, ich geh nach Haus. Rabimmel, rabammel, rabumm.
Awww ich liebe es! Vielen Dank dafür :)
@@HiFromHamburg Sehr gerne! Schade, dass Du nicht mehr in Hamburg lebst, aber ich verstehe Deine Gründe sehr gut, weshalb Du wieder in die USA zurück gegangen bist. Danke für Deine Interessanten Videos! Es macht immer Spaß sie anzugucken! 😊
So I am not 100% sure about this, but regarding the dog thing, I'm taking a guess: In Germany dogs have to be registered (just as a human has to). You pay an annual dog tax (and therefore get poo bags etc.) and your dog receives a tag which you can put on their collar. This tag has a number on it to identify the dog. Maybe this is why the person informed the police, but I don't think it's mandatory to do so. However, none of my or my friends' dogs have ever gone missing, so I actually don't know. Have a good day!😊
2:23 I know this problem 😄 When I was a child I was in Honduras for one year. When I came back to Germany sometimes I had problems to remember german words. It was odd.
Ich geh mit meiner Laterne und meine Laterne geht mit mir☺️ Erinnerungen and den Kindergarten🤗
aww so sweet :') thanks for sharing that
... Oben leuchten die Sterne und unten leuchten wir
Never heat hemp oil. Yoi should ALWAYS keep hemp oil cold, intake it cold, or pit it in the scalp cold. Always store it in the fridge.
Once a dog kept following me on my way to my hotel, so I asked the staff of the hotel to inform the police about him and just an hour or two later the owner came because the police could tell him where his dog was :)
happend in Austria, lg
englisch: Pissed OFF
german: ANgepisst
you did both wrong in this video, made my day :D
8:20 In France we say "J'ai une faim de loup !" (I'm hungry like a wolf)
It just means "very hungry"
you broke up?
and the ö in Jörg is literally the same vowel sound as the i in dirt.
Ich geh lantern should be "Ich gehe Laterne laufen" which literally translates to " I go for walking a lantern"
ANgepisst, not aufgepisst ;) Laternelaufen is only a thing on one specific day (St. Martin's, November 11).
Oops. Yes I meant to say angepisst but my little tangent about forgetting words through me off what I was planning to say 😄
Ach jetzt weiß ich was die mit lantern meint Laterne the song is called Ich gehe mit meiner Laterne ja das ist ein deutscher Brauchtum zu Sankt Martin im November.
I think it is not mandatory to inform the police about a lost dog, but many people will tell the police just that they know it 1.) in case someone finds it and tell the police they have found a lost dog (or all this together with the Tierheim, where the dog will be, until the dog owners are found) and 2.) in areas with fast traffic, everybody should help quickly to find the dog to prevent accidents with cars, so also in the interest of the police.
Lustig dass du genau in Oldenburg und Hamburg warst. Ich bin in Hamburg aufgewachsen und wohne jetzt seit 3 Jahren in Oldenburg und studiere hier.
Oldenburg ist aber echt lame
Wow, deine Stimme ist wunderschön xD
Habe voll asmr vibes bekommen lmao xD
Yeah, you're back 🙂
Losing the language: Sounds familiar. I learned most of my English as an exchange student in the USA. Back in Germany I did not speak any English for four or five years. Then I noticed how much I had lost. But it was surprisingly easy to get most of it back. I started to talk to myself in English and noticed words coming back that I did not remember the day before. And it was the same before, I had forgotten some German words that I knew before (mostly those where I used the English word a lot while in the USA). In these cases my brain presented the English one faster.
Moin, ich kenne das von Austauschschülern, die eine Weile lang in USA gewesen sind und nach dem zurückkehren ganz viele Ausfälle in Deutsch hatten! Da entstehen manchmal ziemlich komische Situationen! LG Ben
@@tasminoben686 Genau. Meine Großmutter war sauer, weil ich ihr (am Tag meiner Rückkehr nach Deutschland) kaum etwas vernünftig auf Deutsch erzählen könnte. Und mein Satzbau war noch monatelang mehr Englisch als Deutsch.
Hehe, I remember the old saying: Hungrig wie ein Löwe, hungry like a Lion
Separable verbs are always a pain just like verb phrases in English. It makes them even worse when you know Dutch because the prepositions are similar but not the same. z.B. aan vs an, op vs. auf, and bij vs, bei. Learning different languages has been proven to permanently change one's ability to speak one's native language. I know that sometimes I will say to make homework or make a photo, or use words like thereby (dabei) and therefore (dafür).
For trying to find a job in Germany: have you thought about working for a German company in the US? I know as a mechanical engineer there are assignments to work in Germany for a year or two which I want to do. Not sure what your career path is, but maybe there are some airline translation jobs at the airport or the US embassy needs a German speaker to assist in communication.
just that the particles of the separable verbs aren't prepositions actually. a preposition stand usuall before an object (noun).
SONG: Laterne, Laterne, Sonne Mond und Sterne:
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I hope you will be happy wherever you live
Do you have plan to return to Germany?
Most dogs and more and more cats are chipped in germany (if you are a more respnsible dogowner) - what makes no sense, that the police take care about a found dog (if you see one in the street - stop your car (what is a free decision) call the police and tell them, that you found a unclaimed dog and thy will come, take the dog (or cat as well) and bring it to the next animal shelter.) At the animal shelter they have a reading tool and access to the data - so they can call the owner soon. And they can pick up the dog at the shelter ... (for a small fee (I guess 30 Euros or something like that)
Nice video! :)
Hobby is not an english word too or am I incorrect?
"animalish hungry" is roughly "ravenous"
what did you do in germany? did u like hh?
... pronouncing Jörg? There's a simple Eselsbrücke - after the J imitate a frog 😁
Jörg is not dirt.
HAHAHA "Gammeln" , actually the verb is "rumgammeln" the origin of the word comes from the nature, when food is rotting. (vergammeln)
Your Instagram account seems to be banned
Do you read enough?
Now you have been learn german for 4 years ?
Hamburg is beautiful
The word gammeln: speak a very short a
First, I’m so sorry about your recent changes. However, I’m sure you will thrive wherever you live. Second, Germany is in your blood. I don’t see you losing your obsession with all things German LOL. Go back, you’re happier there 😊
Just pronounce Jerg in English and there you have it.
I've never seen a language like English, so many bad words that people use on a daily basis. I'm sorry, but the German language is more respect for dealing with it
Do you mean curses? People curse but it's not a daily thing. I wonder if you're thinking of Hollywood or maybe hip-hop.
2:30 - Warum hast du nicht einfach deutsch gesprochen in Deutschland, die Leute die hier leben können das ganz gut und du hättest vielleicht was gelernt.
You are so much american, it´s probably the best to restart in California. Good luck and tschüss!
I could be your new German boyfriend xD