You are hilarious AND helpful. My favorite expression here is "ausgeschlossen", because it's fun to say. And now I want to see a dog skiing downhill. Also, my condolences to the Squirrel Man. 😁
However, it is also the word No in Low German and thus not slang but proper if you are speaking that language or it could be seen as proper if you are from Northern Germany.
I feel like the further we go into this series the weirder the examples get for each word. I think my favorite was squirrel man. Tragic that he was killed, but “In keinster/ keiner weise” is definitely stuck in my head😂
I was texting my friend in Deutsch und die translation switched it from Original: Ja oder nein Translation(iPhone text) yes or nien Then I asked Siri to see if I was stupid because before then all I’ve used was nein but apparently Siri said it was kein
I was waiting for this one. In another video I heard you use "ne,ne,ne" und like some Americans was waiting for "Nein".(I've been binge watching Babylon Berlin season 3 subtitled in English) I found that after a while I could sort of get what they were saying.. So sir, I ask you did you bend your lamp? Your bonsai tree has yellow leaves, have you been neglecting It? Tausend Dank und Auf Wiedersehen :D John
yeah, we don't use nein in daily talk that often :D personally, i usually use 'ne' or 'nö'. Using nein in a simple talk would look like a little bit forced imo
Ich weiß nicht, ob ich schon gesagt habe, aber apropos "Ja" und "Nein" ich mag den Bezug "Jein", wenn man meinen will, dass etwas grundsätzlich stimmt, aber nicht so ganz und daher "Ja" und "Nein" werden zusammen gebaut mit "Jein" (ich hoffe, ich schreibe es korrekt)
sprichst du schweizerdeutsch Wenn Sie ein Video machen, das Schweizerdeutsch spricht, bitte Translation for non Germans do you speak swiss german. if you do make a video speaking swiss german please
You are hilarious AND helpful.
My favorite expression here is "ausgeschlossen", because it's fun to say.
And now I want to see a dog skiing downhill.
Also, my condolences to the Squirrel Man.
😁
Very informative and well presented. Vielen Dank!
Danke für das Lob! 😊
I like the word "ne" its easy to remember.
Yeah, I'd think of it like Nah in English. Like a lazy, slangy way of saying no.
However, it is also the word No in Low German and thus not slang but proper if you are speaking that language or it could be seen as proper if you are from Northern Germany.
It is like in Slavic languages.
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I feel like the further we go into this series the weirder the examples get for each word. I think my favorite was squirrel man. Tragic that he was killed, but “In keinster/ keiner weise” is definitely stuck in my head😂
Another good video, Dominick. Thanks for making German a bit easier to understand.
This video made me laugh so much! 😄
Ich mag deinen humor! - I learnt that compliment somewhere recently, I can’t think where 🤷♀️
Tell me more about Squirrel man
Vielen Danke, Dominik
Also I like the video.
Wow, one of your BEST German classes for us 😃🤩
Thank you 😊
Sehr hilfreich Video.
Love these series! What about “Different ways to say i love you “ or “i hate you” in german?
Vielen Dank 🙏
Danke sehr!
Me: Nein nein nein nein!
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I love how the translation switches too lol this comment is perfect
I was texting my friend in Deutsch und die translation switched it from
Original: Ja oder nein
Translation(iPhone text) yes or nien
Then I asked Siri to see if I was stupid because before then all I’ve used was nein but apparently Siri said it was kein
Nie und nimmer = never ever!
rest in peace, squirrel man :(
I like your new intro.
Vielen Dank 😊
Hey, I've been wondering: Do German people use formal language in non-formal settings for ironic/joking purposes?
you are a funny guy! had me laughing the whole time
I wonder ,is the Kaiser blood line still around? I know if they are they don't have any power but I thought it would be worth asking
I was waiting for this one. In another video I heard you use "ne,ne,ne" und like some Americans was waiting for "Nein".(I've been binge watching Babylon Berlin season 3 subtitled in English) I found that after a while I could sort of get what they were saying.. So sir, I ask you did you bend your lamp? Your bonsai tree has yellow leaves, have you been neglecting It? Tausend Dank und Auf Wiedersehen :D John
yeah, we don't use nein in daily talk that often :D personally, i usually use 'ne' or 'nö'. Using nein in a simple talk would look like a little bit forced imo
Yes
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My fave is
Kann man nichts machen / Nichts zu Machen
しょうがない / 仕方がない
Lol
can't be? Nie und nemer= never ever.
I use "Leider nicht" often. It feels polite without being overly formal.
*Unfortunately not*
Ich weiß nicht, ob ich schon gesagt habe, aber apropos "Ja" und "Nein" ich mag den Bezug "Jein", wenn man meinen will, dass etwas grundsätzlich stimmt, aber nicht so ganz und daher "Ja" und "Nein" werden zusammen gebaut mit "Jein" (ich hoffe, ich schreibe es korrekt)
sprichst du schweizerdeutsch Wenn Sie ein Video machen, das Schweizerdeutsch spricht, bitte
Translation for non Germans
do you speak swiss german. if you do make a video speaking swiss german please
Die Lampe ist schief.
You got keen eyes my friend :D
I really like every Sentence with "nicht" on it 🔥 it sounds so cool
Ya and this vid makes getting germanized very fun 😂 thank you
This is the first video in the series where the word in the thumbnail isn't in quotes ;)
nein -> na in bavarian btw
nie und nimmer = never ever
Nie und nimmer would be like: Never ever...?
I like niemals! I had a German teacher in high school say schade das gehts nicht.
Auf keinsten hat gefehlt...
NEIN
Gibt es ein Mann im hintergrund?? 🤔
Es ist David Hasslehoff!