Відео

"im european, so the one thing that's hard for me to say is..." "squirrel?" "no, 'i love you'"

Subaru : 😊

Your username and content are both pivotal.

So like the difference between saying “suki des” and “aishteru yo”?

I'm European and I've only told my mother that I love her once in my life, which is when I came out to her, and I swear the fact that I said "I love you, mum" shocked her more than anything else in that moment. She was so baffled she failed to say it back. I promise we do love each other though (I think)

The answer was 72... *Pearl Doko?* 😢😢😢

She's asking the right questions

What😂

I noticed that the further depth it goes in a game, the more it alienates the casual audience. It has a character? It's a turnoff. It has more than one sentence in a minute? That's a turn off too. Violences of any kind? Good luck. I'm in the same boat, none of my family likes games and I tried very hard to get them to like them. Basically for some people, anything that takes any explanation is unplayable.

Man i love Cecilia

She really was just BUGging them around for fun Ina is so cute

same cici same

No I get it, am Swedish and I also don't like saying it, nor do I say it to my parents.

the cutes automata in the world

When she dont say she loves you back: ua-cam.com/video/2JAcptJjVEE/v-deo.htmlsi=aHgczd6LrQP6het0

HOEH?!

I'm the same

omoi wa omoi, cecilia san (parody of the manga omoi wa omoi, omoi san if anyone's wondering)

She is an automaton but cannot express love. Real robot struggles right here lads!

Much lomf 🤣

"I don't have an accent..." .... what 😂

strict german parents... Shocker

We Germans are like that. For love, you must have held the other persons hair while he/she pukes or something to that extent we don't say it willy-nilly

Momautomaton: I meant Super Mario Bros

I'm German and can totally confirm it. I rarely say "I love you" more like "i like you" till like 12 to my parents or other people that are close to me. It's a bit strang now that i think about it. But for me it's the same as Cecilia explained in the video. It's hard to say. If i say it it really means something deep. I dont say it occationaly or like "By the way...". But i think we Germany are a but special about that xD Cold as steal, Facial expression like marble :'D and all in all we act a bit cold. 😅 But let me tell you something... if you ever meet a German and crossed the "Stranger" line to a "Friendship" you will be stunned. We are very chatty and have the best black humor and sarcastic fun talk XD We're friendly and dont give away our heart to every one. :) So dont think we are robots with no feelings like many hollywood films portray us XDDD

What the heck 😂

So what she's saying is, she's German

certified european moment, very relatable.

Someone give her sponsorship already, also "takeout credit card"

quite the same not gonna lie. i get misunderstood a lot before when i say i love you, it is genuine but they keep it always thought in a romantic way... for the hundred time, very annoying and unpleasant, they keep romanticizing everything. few weeks ago someone keep saying "i love you" as a joke but i laugh it off, felt weird but i was probably obvious i'm having hard time saying the same way because first of all i don't love that person, second he is just a classmate in college, third he was one of the bullies in my first highschool before i transfer that made me tried ooffing myself(too much that can't remember now). sure he change but still pretty weird. lastly i only say i love you to those i considered i really love regardless familial, romantic or platonic.

she yap real hard here

...just say Automamom...

"Hey, remember that game you used to play on your Nintendo 3?"

“The worst thing she can say is no” Her:

fellow let's play enjoyer

Yeah, there's really no good English equivalent to "ich hab dich lieb".

Cultural thing, or an autism thing? Maybe both?

Same.

Europeans are often tsun tsuns

Germany be crazy cold bruh. Expressing love there is probably harder than anywhere else in europe.

Reminds me of the difference between "suki" and "ai" in japanese

German.

Why do I feel like this is a German thing? My family is European too but we tell each other we love each other all the time. Willing to bet Raora doesn't have this issue either.

The worst she can say is "No". Ceci:

Glad my family isn’t the only one that’s conservative with the love you. When almost all the stuff you consume online is english it sometimes gets hard to notice when those things are just cultural differences

Honestly I really get that. I do that with everything I find uncomfortably to say like when I have to go to the restroom I will say anything except "I need to take a piss" which I would argue is a fairly normal thing to say in our generation but no I have to turn it into a silly thing and say something more along the lines of "I have to go take a pizzzzzzzzzzz" and like... why am I doing this to myself? I just can't not do it for some reason...

No NTR allowed

i get it though. they just throw around heavy words overseas that get used sparingly over here.

its like eating the most delicious food in your life... and rating it 9/10. The perfect Score cant be given... its too important and can only be given to a true 10/10. Its the same with "I love you"/"Ich liebe dich". Its meant for a special Person, so it would feel wrong to say it casually. "I like you alot" could be translated to "Ich hab dich lieb" and would probably be the next lower Step under "I love you", except for very long, very specific Sentences to describe a very specific Setting that would allow the limited use of "I love you".

I can relate. I don't think I've ever told my siblings I love them. Except my sister, at her wedding where I was crying like a TRUE MAN because that's my little sis 😭 My brother I don't think I ever have, and very very rarely do I say it to my parents. We all know.