Wow, I've been learning German since June. Not very consistently, but I'm surprised I could understand some of what they said and at such speech speed despite my very basic and lacking German so far. It is motivation to continue learning.
Totally agree! I replayed many of the other interviews (especially the first ones) to read the translations but the pace at which the professor spoke was good for me (and her observations were so so true).
I really appreciate students pointed out that they can choose subjects that they are not majoring in. I graduated from US college too and I really liked how I can organize my own schedule and select profs I like. I still remember when I studied in Europe, all courses are already set, and was a bit hard for me to organize. European Universities specialize its subjects with 3 years program. The difference I found between Europe and US was US master's programs have more flexibility in admission whereas German Universities require students to major in specific subjects for admission. Go to Arizona. They party a lot too
the last question about why learning german was interesting,i found my self trying to learn german without any clear reason,does any one share the same feeling ? and one of the most helpful things that encouraged me to continue, were these fine series of easy german.
Ich komme aus Turkmenistan. Ich studiere in Russien. Ich liebe Deutsch und lerne das seit 2 Jahren. Ich war in Vereinigten Staaten. Keep up the good work. I love this channel so much.
Ahhh!!! Easy German is one of my favorite youtube channels and it's so awesome that you visited UCSB! I'm actually a first year student at ucsb and i'm minoring in German Studies
It is so true what the female professor said about giving critical feedback. The USA touts 'free speech', BUT one has to cloak the negative in positive. In Germany, it's okay to say negative opinions and no one gets upset.
Ya we’ve got a big problem with colleges indoctrinating our youth to become progressives that don’t want free speech, they have a problem with hate speech, think it should be illegal. Not progressive, regressive.
Ich bin auch aus Kalifornien und ich kann sagen, that UCSB is considered a party school here. The other UCs and other colleges don’t have the same reputation as a party school, and aren’t all on the beach either
Oh, yeah, yeah, the best thing about the American universities is the ''Balance'', you have a lot of opportunities to do parties, ''Work hard, play hard''... And then get into tens of thousands of dollars in debt (per capita on average EVERY American student is more than 30.000 $ in debt). So much for the life balance!
@@knownuser0815 The funniest thing is that the life-work balance in Germany is way better than in the USA... Although the weather in the US is generally more pleasant so people tend to meet more maybe?
In La Paz, Bolivien sagen wir, dass jemand ''taco ( genau, so wie das Mexikanisches Essen)'' ist, wenn man viel trinken kann und ''pollo ( Hähnchen) ''' wenn nicht . Wie es dazu kam, weiß ich leider nicht, finde es aber weiterhin sehr niedlich.
it might have been interesting to see the feuchtwanger library at USC in LA, or the VIlla Aurora (owned by the Berlin Senate) or the Schindler-Haus (run by the MAK in Vienna) or some other stuff from the time of the Emigres. Next time.
Um 3:58 was meint sie?Ich habe gehört dass die Deutschen mehr mutiger(more boldly,not an insult.) sprechen,sie sagen was in ihren Gedanken ist und alles weisst dass die Amerikaner emotional sind.Korrigieren Sie mich,wenn ich einen Fehler gemacht habe.
"Mehr mutig" Ist ein typischer, häßlicher Angliszismus, denn richtig müßte es heißen "mutiger, größer, weiter, besser" usw. , aber auch im Englischen gibt es die Steigerungsform "better, bigger, sweter ..." usw., sie wird aber - aus mir unbekannten Gründen - nur selten benützt! Vielleicht weil diese Leute Gramatik-Muffel sind? Liebe Grüße vom Rainer-JGS, der so dankbar ist, daß er Deutsch als Muttersprache von seinr Mutter geschenkt bekommen hat!
ich hoffe das Ihnen nach meinen Heimland fahren(Irak)...aber ich denke Unmöglich...situation dort total schrecklich,schade meine liebling Heimland......
California is, the most politically correct state in the Union. It is much healthier to allow criticism that is not dressed up: be polite of course, but it is much healthier to be direct, not allow freedom of speech to be curtailed (and usually forbidden) by PC rules...
Greasefire yep most of our schools do, but there are some schools like gaolscoils that only speak irish and the rest are mandatory subjects like maths and english wow that was too long soz :D
hm trinkfest ? auf englisch würde man halt sagen: 'he can hold his liquor' oder 'booze'. ich mag amerikanisches bier !!!, bin es halt gwÖhnt - an die grausligen backwaren hingegen werde ich mich niemals gewÖhnen !!
Diese Episode war insbesondere geil! Wir könnten auch viele verschiedenen Akzenten von die Länder wo man spricht deutsch unterscheiden, alles auf einmal. Sorry for my still bad German, tschüss aus Italien!
Got a question (a stupid one). Sometimes people pronounce "Ich heisse" like "I scheisse" ? :) Better wit that sound or better more like "Ik heisse"? For the comprehension...Thanks,
this is way too late, but if anyone comes across this question and is wondering the same thing: pronouncing 'ich' as 'isch' is typical for some regions in Germany, but the standrad way of pronouncing 'ich', is with the phone 'ç', not that sch sound
Wow, I've been learning German since June. Not very consistently, but I'm surprised I could understand some of what they said and at such speech speed despite my very basic and lacking German so far.
It is motivation to continue learning.
i really appreciated how the german professor talked a lot slower lol
Und sie hat sehr ehrlich gesprochen
Totally agree! I replayed many of the other interviews (especially the first ones) to read the translations but the pace at which the professor spoke was good for me (and her observations were so so true).
Sie is ein profi
I really appreciate students pointed out that they can choose subjects that they are not majoring in. I graduated from US college too and I really liked how I can organize my own schedule and select profs I like. I still remember when I studied in Europe, all courses are already set, and was a bit hard for me to organize. European Universities specialize its subjects with 3 years program. The difference I found between Europe and US was US master's programs have more flexibility in admission whereas German Universities require students to major in specific subjects for admission. Go to Arizona. They party a lot too
People from all over the world coming together in such a positive way is soooo inspiring!
the last question about why learning german was interesting,i found my self trying to learn german without any clear reason,does any one share the same feeling ? and one of the most helpful things that encouraged me to continue, were these fine series of easy german.
Easy germman list
:-)
Ich komme aus Turkmenistan. Ich studiere in Russien. Ich liebe Deutsch und lerne das seit 2 Jahren. Ich war in Vereinigten Staaten. Keep up the good work. I love this channel so much.
Hallo Cari
vielen Dank für Ihre Arbeit auf Easy German. Ich habe so viel Deutsch von Ihrem youtube Programme gelernt.
liebe Grüsse aus Tunesien.
Ahhh!!! Easy German is one of my favorite youtube channels and it's so awesome that you visited UCSB! I'm actually a first year student at ucsb and i'm minoring in German Studies
Great job! Danke für deine Videos. Ihr seid wirklich hilfreich.
Grüße aus Galicia, Spanien!
I have been following your channel since freshman year in Canada while taking German electives. Now, I have graduated, and I am living in Germany...
u are helping me so much with my german. i truely deeply thank you
Nobody is going to talk to you on a bus in Seattle, haha. Great video! Thanks for making it.
Ihre Interviews gefallen mir sehr gut
trinkfest = 술이 쎄다 (alcohol-strong)
It is so true what the female professor said about giving critical feedback. The USA touts 'free speech', BUT one has to cloak the negative in positive. In Germany, it's okay to say negative opinions and no one gets upset.
Ya we’ve got a big problem with colleges indoctrinating our youth to become progressives that don’t want free speech, they have a problem with hate speech, think it should be illegal. Not progressive, regressive.
Ich bin auch aus Kalifornien und ich kann sagen, that UCSB is considered a party school here. The other UCs and other colleges don’t have the same reputation as a party school, and aren’t all on the beach either
Trinkfest! In meinem Land (Venezuela) sagen wir "buena copa", wenn jiemand viel trinken kann, ohne schnell betrunken werden.
Super gemacht! xD
Oh, yeah, yeah, the best thing about the American universities is the ''Balance'', you have a lot of opportunities to do parties, ''Work hard, play hard''... And then get into tens of thousands of dollars in debt (per capita on average EVERY American student is more than 30.000 $ in debt). So much for the life balance!
Spot on.
@@knownuser0815 The funniest thing is that the life-work balance in Germany is way better than in the USA...
Although the weather in the US is generally more pleasant so people tend to meet more maybe?
“On average EVERY American”
In Thai, if someone can drink a lot of beer without getting drunk, then he/she has a "hard neck" :D
+Petch Rodsiri 😂😍 Danke Petch!
Petch Rodsiri สวัสดีค่ะ ในที่สุดก็เจอเมนท์จากคนไทย👍🏻😄
the higher level is "CU neck" or "Copper neck"
Evelyns Deutsch ist perfekt. Ich frage mich, ob Evelyn Deutsche ist oder Amerikanerin?
+Ulrich Lehnhardt Sie ist eine Österreicherin, die seit vielen Jahren in den USA lebt :)
Perfekt würde ich nicht sagen, denn sie hat schon einen leichten amerikanischen Akzent.
Evelyn do you speak Spanish too?
ich dachte sie Amerikanerin war aber die perfektes Deutsche kann. ich habe einen sehr leichten Akzent auch gehört.
Sie spricht wunderschön Deutsch!
0:37 Die Süddeutsche ist die beste. Übrigens, sie sieht wie Magdalena Neuner aus, die auch Süddeutsch ist.
Of course you can choose chinese or dance course and become space engineer when you pay 30Milion for a school!
You could do the same thing years ago when it cost just a few hundred bucks, so...
You could do the same thing years ago when it cost just a few hundred bucks, so...
You can do those in community college. It's much cheaper, the one close to me is about $136 per class.
In La Paz, Bolivien sagen wir, dass jemand ''taco ( genau, so wie das Mexikanisches Essen)'' ist, wenn man viel trinken kann und ''pollo ( Hähnchen) ''' wenn nicht . Wie es dazu kam, weiß ich leider nicht, finde es aber weiterhin sehr niedlich.
0:56 *Sehr schön gemacht, denn eine Professorin hat man natürlich zu siezen ;)*
I like that guy's beard ngl
7:18
It is amazing how simliar German is to English. So many words and phrases dont even translate.
it might have been interesting to see the feuchtwanger library at USC in LA, or the VIlla Aurora (owned by the Berlin Senate) or the Schindler-Haus (run by the MAK in Vienna) or some other stuff from the time of the Emigres. Next time.
Um 3:58 was meint sie?Ich habe gehört dass die Deutschen mehr mutiger(more boldly,not an insult.) sprechen,sie sagen was in ihren Gedanken ist und alles weisst dass die Amerikaner emotional sind.Korrigieren Sie mich,wenn ich einen Fehler gemacht habe.
"Mehr mutig" Ist ein typischer, häßlicher Angliszismus,
denn richtig müßte es heißen "mutiger, größer, weiter, besser" usw. , aber auch im Englischen gibt es die Steigerungsform "better, bigger, sweter ..." usw., sie wird aber - aus mir unbekannten Gründen - nur selten benützt! Vielleicht weil diese Leute Gramatik-Muffel sind?
Liebe Grüße vom Rainer-JGS,
der so dankbar ist, daß er Deutsch als Muttersprache von seinr Mutter geschenkt bekommen hat!
Trinkfest = bazdaren (Kroatisch) ;)
trinkfest in English might be:" high-functioning alcoholic".
muchas gracias,vielen Dank
Echt toll!
Danke schön
ich hoffe das Ihnen nach meinen Heimland fahren(Irak)...aber ich denke Unmöglich...situation dort total schrecklich,schade meine liebling Heimland......
ich glaube, "die einzigste" ist ein Fehler 6:12 richtig ist "die einzige"
Feiert vom Donnerstag bis Sonntag und kann ihre eigene Muttersprache nicht.
UCSB is a party school haha. You should try Princeton or MIT.
no kidding , they should try east coast school.
GREAT video. Any way to turn off the English subtitles, though?
California is, the most politically correct state in the Union. It is much healthier to allow criticism that is not dressed up: be polite of course, but it is much healthier to be direct, not allow freedom of speech to be curtailed (and usually forbidden) by PC rules...
9:28 DEADPOOL !!!! HAHAHAHAHAHA
Your last interview I couldn't get any word haha..too fast to understand
wow I'd love for you guys to visit my class in Ireland bit its a small school so I do t know if it would be worth it
Greasefire yep most of our schools do, but there are some schools like gaolscoils that only speak irish and the rest are mandatory subjects like maths and english
wow that was too long soz :D
Was mir jetzt spontan einfallt ist, wir haben viel mehr freiheit in USA.
Kritik wird ausgesprochen beides in Deutschland und in den USA.
I was wondering(not in a negative way), how do you finance your travel and stay?
We financed it partly by donations, partly by invitations (for example the university paid for our accomodation) and partly by our private money. :)
hm trinkfest ? auf englisch würde man halt sagen: 'he can hold his liquor' oder 'booze'. ich mag amerikanisches bier !!!, bin es halt gwÖhnt - an die grausligen backwaren hingegen werde ich mich niemals gewÖhnen !!
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A shame that the US doesn't have free college. Even we (Argentina) have it and of course so many other countries.
kommt bitte schnellmöglichst nach Ägypten 🥲
Are you Sure you like die Grammatik für Deutsche Sprache?! It is very different from englisch. It is more easier than Deutsche
Die Partys sind um 12Uhr schon aus?! Oo
Um 12Uhr fangen wir erst richtig an x,D
Diese Episode war insbesondere geil! Wir könnten auch viele verschiedenen Akzenten von die Länder wo man spricht deutsch unterscheiden, alles auf einmal.
Sorry for my still bad German, tschüss aus Italien!
Are they speaking up to B1 level or B2?
Im chinesischen haben trinkfeste Menschen ein "großes alkoholmaß" ;)
+Israel Lai geil 😂
Culture shock or interaction style between individuals?
For free in Germany, really? So German college and university professors in Germany work for free?
Of course they are paid. smh
yeah nothing for free huh.?
No, education is tax funded
In Spannien , wir trinken kein Alkohol, was ist das Alkohol?? ¬¬ y con el pipiripipipi y con el papararapapaaaa xD
christoph！！my professor LOL
"Wirtschaftswissenschaften"....never seen so many consonants all together.
Take a look at Polish and the other Slavic languages 😂
Or at Georgian...
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Die madchen ist schon :-) :-) :-)
бухать
Auf englisch wenn jemand nicht trinkfest ist nennen wir ihm "a light weight"
Got a question (a stupid one). Sometimes people pronounce "Ich heisse" like "I scheisse" ? :)
Better wit that sound or better more like "Ik heisse"? For the comprehension...Thanks,
this is way too late, but if anyone comes across this question and is wondering the same thing: pronouncing 'ich' as 'isch' is typical for some regions in Germany, but the standrad way of pronouncing 'ich', is with the phone 'ç', not that sch sound
Do germans call their country Germany?
No, Deutschland.
Elliot Rodger hat da auch studiert, wahrhaft interessant! :-)
Wenn ich in den USA studieren würde, würde ich mir Sorgen um Schießereien machen.
einige ausländische Studierende in Deutschland bezahlen schon über 2000 Euro je Semester... leider.
Wieso benutzen die Deutsche leute Englishe worte in ihre Sprache? Mein Deutsch ist nicht sehr gut, entschukdige sie bitte.
einzige ! nicht einzigste
Siehe auch: "anderster wie" 🤣