Dude im seriously impressed. I thought you were just learning certain phrases like most people do. For example : ich hätte gerne ... Youre on a really good way to speaking damn good german. Keep up your work and its gonna get easier every day.
His pronunciation got way better. Seems like they (also Connor) get a better feeling for the language itself. I remember his struggle pronouncing "Döner" :D
Marius Werheid ...Oh' that doesn't sound like Silas would forget to mention!... Are you sure you wrote your name inside the cover? He is so appreciative about things like that! 😞
0:13 - Honestly, it's great that you're not hesitant to tell someone that they are speaking too fast, because that doesn't really help when you're still learning German (or any language for that matter). Respect for that! :)
Your German progress is insane! But here is a little tip: It might seem a little inpolite if you speak with random people wearing sunglasses. Its not a big deal or something, but if a random person can look you in the eyes while speaking to you its way more pleasureable for them! I am living near Marburg and I'm very often there. I think my English is decent, so we could meet sometimes.
"What do you do for fun" = "Was machst du (oder was tust du) generell, um Spaß zu haben?" ; "Was macht dir Spaß in deiner Freizeit?"; "Was sind deine Hobbys? " You neither ask "Was machst du für Spaß?", nor "Was machst du zum Spaß?". But hey, you've made good progress in such a short time, keep up the good work! Thumbs up for your wife as well, she's got a real good pronunciation. 👌👍
The Group of teenagers did Appel & Ei (Apple and Egg) where you and your group get an apple and an egg and try to exchange it for something more valuable by trading and trading again. Its alot of fun and gets you to interact with people. - and sometimes you get something really valuable if you trade often enough :-)
14:22 Probably mindblowing for Silas if he found out how old those wooden beams actually are in that half-timbered house... Highly likely older than the the United States... :D :D :D
There is a Concept called Tandem. Two native speakers meet each other and practice the others respective native language. Try the university in Marburg, oftentimes students are looking for Tandem Partners. This would be a win-win situation for you.
I agree and can highly recommend this. I did this when living in Marburg to improve my italian. But I think because of his videos he'll get in touch with several people interested in doing conversation.
The reason why the ceiling is not so high, in the past a high ceiling meant a "luxury live" or for better understanding it meant wealth. Only "rich" people had high ceilings. Its common in old Fachwerkhäuser.
Terrific job again. The two of you get to see places I`ve never had the chance to see, although I`m living here as well. Your honest and open approach is so convincing, who could say no. The season, this old town and you both are a perfect match. Thanks again.
Heck yeah, I love your open mindness with learning the language, getting to know people around you and so on. Great guy with great personality. Keep on with what you are doing man! Hopefully Caitlyn finds some more friends to hang out with - it will make her experience in Germany much better as you said and it will improve her language skills much faster!
Hey man, I just discovered your channel and I am very surprised because I am living only 10 minutes away from Marburg :D In the first place it was beyond me that there are people that are so excited about Germany but it reminded me that the things in my life that I consider to be just normal are quite special for people from other countries. Anyway I´m glad that you showed me that my country isn´t as boring and unappealing as I perceive it. Keep on going and have a nice time here in Germany! Hey, ich habe gerade deinen Kanal entdeckt und bin sehr überrascht, weil ich nur 10 Minuten von Marburg entfernt wohne. Zuerst war es mir unbegreiflich, dass es Leute gibt, die so begeistert von Deutschland sind, aber es hat mich daran erinnert, dass die Dinge in meinem Leben, die für mich normal sind, ziemlich besonders für Menschen aus anderen Ländern sind. Jedenfalls bin ich froh, dass ihr mir gezeigt habt, dass Deutschland nicht so langweilig und uninteressant ist wie ich es wahrnehme. Macht weiter so und habt eine schöne Zeit hier in Deutschland!
Your German is improving so fast, but you're also making the effort to really practice. Props to you for trying to learn a lot. Also I feel so at home seeing your video because I know all the places. Missing Marburg, can't wait to go back there!
It's so hilarious for us Germans to watch your videos because you look at every detail and gasp about every second item you find it's so amazing to see how you experience Germany if you don't live here and I can speak English pretty good but I live in Saxony in Leipzig so .. bit it's great to see how you travel through Germany and get to see everything keep that up
Man I would love to help you and Kaytlin. But I live in Munich :( I can speak english pretty good because my family is from Pennsylvania. Maybe we can meet at your away-game at the Cowboys :)
I've been to the US for 12months myself and - sorry - I was happy to be back here and since the day I returned, I am so grateful to live here. Greetings from Dresden, Saxony.
Silas, you need to order "FILTERKAFFEE" to get what you want. A normal Coffee which is not too strong. 15 years ago you only got this coffee in Germany, but since Starbucks and Vollautomaten, the Filterkaffee almost dissapeared.
Well done, I'm impressed. Your German is coming along nicely and Kaitlyn won't be far behind. All your studying and practicing is paying off. Weiter so, ihr beiden!
Silas, you are amazing! Great job. 😁👍🏼 On my journey teaching myself the English language talking in English is the biggest challenge, but you inspire me so much that I have to speak to improve my skills. Thank you for being a source of inspiration for people around the world!🌎 Mach weiter so. Ich glaube an dich!
Hey silas it's been about 7 years since I've seen I'm glad to see through all the hardship you are still doing well for yourself I still remember you teaching moves to me when I was a freshman I just got out of the army and I am trying to go to UTSA for computer science. Well good job buddy
man your german is really good in the last Time! And your Wife ist going nice forward too with speaking it out :) Really nice, but yeah sometimes we are speaking really fast for other "not german speaking Peoples". But say friendly , thats to fast and everyone will try to speak slower. Schönes Pfingst-Wochenende ♥
Hey Silas ... this House is actually called a „Fachwerkhaus“ it’s an old special type of building in Germany and mostly that are buildings which are under historical protection
About your coffee size troubles: try ordering a POTT Kaffee. Some places still use this older(or maybe regional?) term for a larger cup of coffee. it's about twice the size of a TASSE.
Your Adventures and how you interact with people are so amazing and a lot fun to watch! Great Video! I would love to teach you a bit german, but I'm too far away.... #feelsbadman Anyways, don't forget to go shopping at saturday because on monday the shops are going to be closed because it's a feast day 😉 So enjoy your long weekend
I'm from Poland and I live in Germany for over a year now. I still struggle with german, especially when I have to go and get something done in Rathaus or Bank etc. But your approach to learning german is so great, just go outside and talk to native speakers. I try to do the same, but I have anxiety and I'm affraid to say sth wrong :P Greetings from Bruchsal :)
Ever been to the old town of Wetzlar? If you like Marburg that much you will love that as well and it's not too far from where you live.. And once you are in the Wetzlar area, go visiting Braunfels and Weilburg too. Located just behind and so beautiful!
Du bist echt ein cooler Typ. Und einen Kaffee kaufen brauchst du mir auch nicht. Aber falls du mal in der Nähe von Duisburg (Nordrhein-Westfalen/Ruhrpott/north of Düsseldorf) bist sag bescheid. Ich gebe dir einen Kaffee aus, du lernst deutsch, ich englisch und wir haben eine lustige Zeit. Denke mein englisch ist soweit ganz gut und du kannst eine “normale“ Arbeiterstadt, fast Großstadt, und einen schönen Innenhafen, sowie eine “normale“ deutsche Wohnung kennenlernen. Lade dich auch auf einen Kaffee ein, oder win zwei Bier, mein Sofa ist bequem und groß genug für Euch beide. 😉 Have fun and a great time in germany, boy!
I lived in Germany all my life an i've never seen a city as beautiful as this one i really need to go there some day. You probably live in one of the most aesthetic places in all of germany, buddy.
Vielleicht willst du ja mal eine Grundschule besuchen. Dort sind die Kinder im Alter von 6-10. Dort kannst du dein Deutsch üben und die Kinder lernen einen echten Amerikaner kennen.
I am not in Marburg. Cologne is too far away to have some conversation in German (and English). But it's a good idea to meet people that themselves know both languages and apply both together. I reared my children in German AND English. Often I spoke sentences in both languages.
Another good advice to learn a language is to watch TV shows like Wheel of Fortune (Glücksrad), The Price is right (der Preis ist heiß), Family Feud (Familien-Duell). I know that these are pretty bland and not very demanding shows, but since they follow the same routine in every country they can help a lot to catch up with common phrases and basic vocabulary.
Ich you Love "Altstädte" (old towns) you have to come to "Schwäbisch Hall". Its kinda small but just so different because you got the feeling of Stuttgart and Marburg in one City.
Marburg looks like a great town! For so long I’ve been looking at one of the bigger cities, but I realize that I’ve been way off base! Thanks, Silas for sharing your experiences. Is there a good German language school I can look into?
I was waiting for your new video. I would love to hang out with you and Conner to improve my english and teach you german. Eine Hand wäscht die andere. Sadly i live and work in NRW.
I lived in such an old house for two years and I liked being directly in the center and old town. But I'm tall and the ceilings often are very low so it was quite uncomfortable and because of that I prefer more modern houses to live in. All those old houses in the Oberstadt have been carefully renovated and are part of the historical heritage. Yes, Marburg is like a village because when You walk through the town You always meet people You know. I Ioved this.
This is by far my favourite video of yours. And that means a lot as I love all of your videos! Your German skills are VERY impressive (and Kaytlin's, too!). Keep it up. Übung macht den Meister / Practice makes perfect (it's not the literal translation tho, it's more like a german phrase which literally translates into something like "practice transforms you into a Master/Expert")
to be honest, those medieval houses arent the average in germany. Those are protected houses because they are historic, you cant tear them off. Those houses are part of the historic city. Other areas have modern houses as well, the majority of houses in germany are modern
Your German is really good like seriously !! I’d LOVE to meet up and speak some German with you and wife ! But unfortunately I’m living in oldenburg so close to Bremen! If you ever come up north I’d love to come see you!
Hey Silas nacita I remember you coming to my school in Wasco,CA maybe 1 or 2 years ago I play football and I just came across your videos my school name that you went to was called Palm ave
Dude im seriously impressed. I thought you were just learning certain phrases like most people do. For example : ich hätte gerne ... Youre on a really good way to speaking damn good german. Keep up your work and its gonna get easier every day.
I am happy you use the book i sended to you, but a "thanks man" would have been nice
His pronunciation got way better. Seems like they (also Connor) get a better feeling for the language itself. I remember his struggle pronouncing "Döner" :D
Gorum111 i agree
Marius Werheid ...Oh' that doesn't sound like Silas would forget to mention!... Are you sure you wrote your name inside the cover? He is so appreciative about things like that! 😞
Connor still writes "ube" hough. :)
0:13 - Honestly, it's great that you're not hesitant to tell someone that they are speaking too fast, because that doesn't really help when you're still learning German (or any language for that matter). Respect for that! :)
"Gonna be right there Kaitlyn, just let me put my camera on the ground, walk backwards, run past my camera and go back to pick it up a few times!" :D
Gotta chase her down at every fountain lol
The Waitress said: "yeah we ve probably met before. I am working here all day. You definetely been here before".
Zipzapzarap thx
certainly not definitely...
Your German progress is insane! But here is a little tip: It might seem a little inpolite if you speak with random people wearing sunglasses. Its not a big deal or something, but if a random person can look you in the eyes while speaking to you its way more pleasureable for them! I am living near Marburg and I'm very often there. I think my English is decent, so we could meet sometimes.
True that. Germans often find it unpolite to war glasses or a hat etc. in talk.
Never speak to random people wearing sunglasses👍
im kinda suprised about how well you improve your german.
"What do you do for fun" = "Was machst du (oder was tust du) generell, um Spaß zu haben?" ; "Was macht dir Spaß in deiner Freizeit?"; "Was sind deine Hobbys? " You neither ask "Was machst du für Spaß?", nor "Was machst du zum Spaß?". But hey, you've made good progress in such a short time, keep up the good work! Thumbs up for your wife as well, she's got a real good pronunciation. 👌👍
The Group of teenagers did Appel & Ei (Apple and Egg) where you and your group get an apple and an egg and try to exchange it for something more valuable by trading and trading again. Its alot of fun and gets you to interact with people. - and sometimes you get something really valuable if you trade often enough :-)
Kuma Apfel & Ei nicht Appel & Ei
für´n appel und ei sagt man umgangsprachlich
Wir nennen das Apfeltausch in SH 😁
Ich kenn das unter Klopapiertausch XD
i once did that for about three hours. Started with a piece of paper, ended up with a fully functioning car radio.
14:22 Probably mindblowing for Silas if he found out how old those wooden beams actually are in that half-timbered house... Highly likely older than the the United States... :D :D :D
ArmAd Spengler jup
The funny part is:
your searching your wife but your alone. so first you place the camera everywhere and film yourself running up stairs :D
Quick Workout lol
I'm living in Marburg and I would love to practice with you guys ❤ I could also bring my dog 😊
ficksieundso looooooooool
There is a Concept called Tandem. Two native speakers meet each other and practice the others respective native language. Try the university in Marburg, oftentimes students are looking for Tandem Partners. This would be a win-win situation for you.
I agree and can highly recommend this. I did this when living in Marburg to improve my italian. But I think because of his videos he'll get in touch with several people interested in doing conversation.
"The doorbell is kaputt. Bitte knock."
Silas try "eine Tasse Kaffee" ( a cup of coffee) maybe they will understand better you don't want espresso
no, FILTERKAFFEE! Then it's Crystalclear...
That's even better
4:37 - She said: "Maybe we could have met, I work all day here. But I think you was already here."
Sry for bad english. Im German
KeksDieb you were already here. Ansonsten war's richtig! 😊
great video ... your german improves from day to day :)
Wow. Du sprichst schon sehr gut, Silas. Mach weiter so 👍🏼👍🏼
The reason why the ceiling is not so high, in the past a high ceiling meant a "luxury live" or for better understanding it meant wealth. Only "rich" people had high ceilings. Its common in old Fachwerkhäuser.
Terrific job again.
The two of you get to see places I`ve never had the chance to see, although I`m living here as well.
Your honest and open approach is so convincing, who could say no.
The season, this old town and you both are a perfect match.
Thanks again.
Hallo Silas ich heiße nicholas, im moving to Deutschland here soon I like your videos because it gives me an idea of how things work so thanks
Nicholas N good luck and enjoy your time in Germany!
You two guys are awesome! I really appreciate your effort to learn AND speak german! Keep it up!
Oh Gott, 8 Euro für einen kleinen Teller Nudeln! Da hast Du Dir aber das teuerste Touristen-Café mitten in der Stadt ausgesucht! ;)
Heck yeah, I love your open mindness with learning the language, getting to know people around you and so on. Great guy with great personality. Keep on with what you are doing man! Hopefully Caitlyn finds some more friends to hang out with - it will make her experience in Germany much better as you said and it will improve her language skills much faster!
Hey man, I just discovered your channel and I am very surprised because I am living only 10 minutes away from Marburg :D In the first place it was beyond me that there are people that are so excited about Germany but it reminded me that the things in my life that I consider to be just normal are quite special for people from other countries. Anyway I´m glad that you showed me that my country isn´t as boring and unappealing as I perceive it. Keep on going and have a nice time here in Germany!
Hey, ich habe gerade deinen Kanal entdeckt und bin sehr überrascht, weil ich nur 10 Minuten von Marburg entfernt wohne. Zuerst war es mir unbegreiflich, dass es Leute gibt, die so begeistert von Deutschland sind, aber es hat mich daran erinnert, dass die Dinge in meinem Leben, die für mich normal sind, ziemlich besonders für Menschen aus anderen Ländern sind. Jedenfalls bin ich froh, dass ihr mir gezeigt habt, dass Deutschland nicht so langweilig und uninteressant ist wie ich es wahrnehme. Macht weiter so und habt eine schöne Zeit hier in Deutschland!
I Love Kaitlyn!!! Sie ist so süß😍
Your German is improving so fast, but you're also making the effort to really practice. Props to you for trying to learn a lot. Also I feel so at home seeing your video because I know all the places. Missing Marburg, can't wait to go back there!
Great video, Silas! Your German (and Kaitlyn's) is getting so good! I'm American, too, but you make me homesick for Germany.
I miss waking up to this early summer mornings getting my day started😭 good luck on your new adventures
It's so hilarious for us Germans to watch your videos because you look at every detail and gasp about every second item you find it's so amazing to see how you experience Germany if you don't live here and I can speak English pretty good but I live in Saxony in Leipzig so .. bit it's great to see how you travel through Germany and get to see everything keep that up
Man I would love to help you and Kaytlin. But I live in Munich :( I can speak english pretty good because my family is from Pennsylvania. Maybe we can meet at your away-game at the Cowboys :)
I've been to the US for 12months myself and - sorry - I was happy to be back here and since the day I returned, I am so grateful to live here.
Greetings from Dresden, Saxony.
Silas, you need to order "FILTERKAFFEE" to get what you want. A normal Coffee which is not too strong. 15 years ago you only got this coffee in Germany, but since Starbucks and Vollautomaten, the Filterkaffee almost dissapeared.
Ja ja "deutsch lernen", du flirtest einfach heftigst mit der Kellnerin, direkt vor Kaitlyns Augen. 😂
Ich find eher, das die Kellnerin ein bißchen zu viel geflirtet hat xD
Niemand in der Konversation hat geflirtet ^^ die haben sich unterhalten ohne sich zu kennen das ist alles.
Muss alles immer gleich flirten sein, es wird doch wohl noch normale Unterhaltungen geben dürfen
War doch ne ganz normale Unterhaltung.
Noch schlimmer er hat den Hund vor ihren Augen um Küsse gebeten!😱
Pretty good! Your progress is fantastic!
i once visited marburg. and its just awesome to see you enjoy these places where i was. it´s just a nice atmosphere in this town
Had to listen to Jack Johnson after the guitar-part :D
lets meet and speak german untill you rock that sht. hit me up
Well done, I'm impressed. Your German is coming along nicely and Kaitlyn won't be far behind. All your studying and practicing is paying off. Weiter so, ihr beiden!
Silas, you are amazing! Great job. 😁👍🏼 On my journey teaching myself the English language talking in English is the biggest challenge, but you inspire me so much that I have to speak to improve my skills. Thank you for being a source of inspiration for people around the world!🌎 Mach weiter so. Ich glaube an dich!
Its very funny to watch your videos. Im German btw and your german improved throughout your time in Marburg!!!
Ich schmeiß mich jedes mal weg vor lachen. Aber er hat talent! :D
If you like coffe but not that strong... what about cappuccino? I really like watching you learn about germany and the germans... keep up!
Hey silas it's been about 7 years since I've seen I'm glad to see through all the hardship you are still doing well for yourself I still remember you teaching moves to me when I was a freshman I just got out of the army and I am trying to go to UTSA for computer science. Well good job buddy
So much fun to see and hear your progress in learning german!
Kellnerin :... I dont know
Silas : KEIN SPAß?!?!?
Haha😂😂
You do it very well :) keep it on. I got the same problems with my english. I am allways happy when i can practice it with other People
The editing at the end with the guitar was on point!
Can't you see that it's just rainin'
Ain't no need to go outside 🎼
man your german is really good in the last Time! And your Wife ist going nice forward too with speaking it out :) Really nice, but yeah sometimes we are speaking really fast for other "not german speaking Peoples". But say friendly , thats to fast and everyone will try to speak slower. Schönes Pfingst-Wochenende ♥
to be fair that has nothing to do with germans. Americans CAN be fast too tho in their native language. :)
just listening to you actually helps me learn german, danke!
Banana pancakes is my favorite Jack Johnson song, you played it well.
Really godd german ! I love the cool way you talk to Germans and ask your questions !
4:41 Maybe I work all day here. You have definitely been here.
Ohh myyy i think Kaithlyn was a little jelouss 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hey Silas ... this House is actually called a „Fachwerkhaus“ it’s an old special type of building in Germany and mostly that are buildings which are under historical protection
About your coffee size troubles: try ordering a POTT Kaffee. Some places still use this older(or maybe regional?) term for a larger cup of coffee. it's about twice the size of a TASSE.
Another great Video!
Your Adventures and how you interact with people are so amazing and a lot fun to watch! Great Video! I would love to teach you a bit german, but I'm too far away....
#feelsbadman
Anyways, don't forget to go shopping at saturday because on monday the shops are going to be closed because it's a feast day 😉
So enjoy your long weekend
Your German gets better!! So proud of you 😃😃
I'm from Poland and I live in Germany for over a year now. I still struggle with german, especially when I have to go and get something done in Rathaus or Bank etc. But your approach to learning german is so great, just go outside and talk to native speakers. I try to do the same, but I have anxiety and I'm affraid to say sth wrong :P Greetings from Bruchsal :)
u do it right bro - but i think it is good that so many people in germany speak english - this can help u a lot
If they speak to fast just ask them to speak a bit slower.
And she said that she served you before
Ever been to the old town of Wetzlar? If you like Marburg that much you will love that as well and it's not too far from where you live..
And once you are in the Wetzlar area, go visiting Braunfels and Weilburg too. Located just behind and so beautiful!
Nice vlog cool to see your and Kaitlyns german improve this fast now. I think learning with books is good too espacially for gramar
I admire your eagerness to learn german, mix and mingle and you’ll learn it fast, cause you got talent 👍🏻
Hahaha that intro is hilarious, brah 😂😂🔥you got a new sub
One of your best Vlogs so far!
Your german is really good! I’m impressed! Would love to help you practicing but I’m living in Frankfurt
Du bist echt ein cooler Typ. Und einen Kaffee kaufen brauchst du mir auch nicht. Aber falls du mal in der Nähe von Duisburg (Nordrhein-Westfalen/Ruhrpott/north of Düsseldorf) bist sag bescheid. Ich gebe dir einen Kaffee aus, du lernst deutsch, ich englisch und wir haben eine lustige Zeit. Denke mein englisch ist soweit ganz gut und du kannst eine “normale“ Arbeiterstadt, fast Großstadt, und einen schönen Innenhafen, sowie eine “normale“ deutsche Wohnung kennenlernen. Lade dich auch auf einen Kaffee ein, oder win zwei Bier, mein Sofa ist bequem und groß genug für Euch beide. 😉 Have fun and a great time in germany, boy!
this city looks like Bergamo in Italy. Im having some flash backs from that trip it was amazing. It really looks so similarly.
I lived in Germany all my life an i've never seen a city as beautiful as this one i really need to go there some day. You probably live in one of the most aesthetic places in all of germany, buddy.
I go to the university in Marburg every single day and I always hope to see you there when I'm walking around the streets 😅
I am on an Erasmus semester and it's so nice so see Marburg every now and then!
Hey that’s me an American student in there lol! Cool to meet you while visiting Marburg!
Your german really is improving. I'm impressed. Keep up the good work!
Vielleicht willst du ja mal eine Grundschule besuchen.
Dort sind die Kinder im Alter von 6-10. Dort kannst du dein Deutsch üben
und die Kinder lernen einen echten Amerikaner kennen.
PHLmSTARinlol dass ist beste idee 🤣😉😆
the ceiling is not that high because back than when the house was built, the people weren't that tall like they are now
Julia ist aber auch ne süße ^^
I am not in Marburg. Cologne is too far away to have some conversation in German (and English). But it's a good idea to meet people that themselves know both languages and apply both together. I reared my children in German AND English. Often I spoke sentences in both languages.
Great job Silas !!! You speak really good
Dude you getting better and better...nice
Another good advice to learn a language is to watch TV shows like Wheel of Fortune (Glücksrad), The Price is right (der Preis ist heiß), Family Feud (Familien-Duell). I know that these are pretty bland and not very demanding shows, but since they follow the same routine in every country they can help a lot to catch up with common phrases and basic vocabulary.
6:30
lmao, the moment a German corrects your english.
Ich you Love "Altstädte" (old towns) you have to come to "Schwäbisch Hall". Its kinda small but just so different because you got the feeling of Stuttgart and Marburg in one City.
Marburg looks like a great town! For so long I’ve been looking at one of the bigger cities, but I realize that I’ve been way off base! Thanks, Silas for sharing your experiences.
Is there a good German language school I can look into?
Boy, I feel old when I see what Silas accomplished with only being 24. Thumps up for that man.
I think the coffee you want to have is a ‚verlängerter schwarz‘ it‘s an Espresso, but with more water and in a bigger size
I was waiting for your new video.
I would love to hang out with you and Conner to improve my english and teach you german.
Eine Hand wäscht die andere.
Sadly i live and work in NRW.
“What do you do for fun” does not literally translate to german.
The german equivalent is “was ist dein Hobby” or “was machst du in deiner Freizeit “?
Damn your german got so much better!
I lived in such an old house for two years and I liked being directly in the center and old town. But I'm tall and the ceilings often are very low so it was quite uncomfortable and because of that I prefer more modern houses to live in. All those old houses in the Oberstadt have been carefully renovated and are part of the historical heritage.
Yes, Marburg is like a village because when You walk through the town You always meet people You know. I Ioved this.
Es ist cool zu sehen wie du von Video von Video besser deutsch sprichst
This is by far my favourite video of yours. And that means a lot as I love all of your videos! Your German skills are VERY impressive (and Kaytlin's, too!). Keep it up.
Übung macht den Meister / Practice makes perfect (it's not the literal translation tho, it's more like a german phrase which literally translates into something like "practice transforms you into a Master/Expert")
That was pretty good! Your German is improving
to be honest, those medieval houses arent the average in germany. Those are protected houses because they are historic, you cant tear them off. Those houses are part of the historic city. Other areas have modern houses as well, the majority of houses in germany are modern
Your German is really good like seriously !! I’d LOVE to meet up and speak some German with you and wife ! But unfortunately I’m living in oldenburg so close to Bremen! If you ever come up north I’d love to come see you!
The waitress is a doll!!😁 Die Kellnerin ist nett!!
Hey Silas nacita I remember you coming to my school in Wasco,CA maybe 1 or 2 years ago I play football and I just came across your videos my school name that you went to was called Palm ave
You can ask for Filterkaffee if you don't want those strongy tiny cups :) sometimes in fancier restaurants, they don't have it, but whatever. 😁
what a NICE GUY
"Wie heißt er"
"Alegro"
"Oh Alego! Hallo Alego"
"Nein Alegro"
"Ah Alego"