Conner Karneval is not overall.. Not in the North(Schleswig-Holstein), Berlin...usw. Das sind nicht Krapfen(Köln) sonder Berliner, oder Pfannkuchen in Berlin (the same)... KEINE Donats🍩 😉
also bei uns hier in Hannover heißen die auch Krapfen...oder Berliner. und mittlerweile hat ja fast jeder becker seinen eigenen Namen für die verschiedenen Gebäckarten.
It's always nice and cute to see how much you enjoy being in Germany. But showing your father around with so much pride of everything you know and anxiously awaiting his opinion approval of everything you show him/make him eat is a whole other level! It's just so sweet to see how much you enjoyed having a good father-and-son-time!
SnowWing X Die werden glaub ich in Berlin Pfannenkuchen genannt. Berliner ist aber auch ein weit verbreiteter Begriff aber ich glaube eher im Norden. Bei uns in der Oberpfalz heißen die auch Krapfen.
@@Zaitekno Using ash with fat to make soap. Whom's hull is going to be wiped off that useless creatures body? Only purpose to invest cells, replicat itself and burst the cell. Even bacteria can make some usefull stuff for baking process, brewing or even pharmacie.
Great seeing you and your dad having fun here in Bavaria. But be advised regarding the Krapfen there is also an old prank tradition for them. Ususally they are filled with jam or marmelade and during Fasching ususally one in a batch of 12 is filled with mustard. Imaging the poor guy biting into it expecting the sweet filling and having to cry because of the mustard :-)
@@hannahs.9440 woher hast denn diesen Blödsinn? Du kannst nach wie vor alle Videos schauen, hab eben nachgesehen und es sind viele alte Videos wieder online.
Bro I think next time you have to come to Mainz (or Cologne) for 'Fastnacht' or how the colognes call it 'Karneval'. Because here in Mainz or in Cologne the party is much bigger than in Munich But I would prefer if you would come to Mainz
I'm pretty sure he didn't come to munich only for Fasching. 😉 He most likely does some promo stuff for TV or F.C. Bayern (like he mentioned beforehand going to London watching a game). I'm from munich and I myself wouldn't go to munich just for Fasching. 😁 It's not bad - but it's nowhere as big of an event as is in the upper half of the Weißwurschtäquator 🤷🏻♂️ That's what Oktoberfest is for in munich. 😎
@@gamingarmenius7609 Warum nennt ihr das Pfannenkucken?? Die werden nichtmal in ner Pfanne geamcht. Pfannenkuchen sind Pan Cakes also sowas wie creps... lol ihr spinnt halt mega
@@L00kiii64 Chill du möchtegern Otto. Jedes Bundesland hat ihre eigenen Sprachgewohnheiten. Ich find ja auch, dass es besser wäre die in Berlin sogenannten "Eierkuchen" ganz normal Pfannkuchen zu nennen, wie z.B. in Niedersachsen. Du musst allerdings nicht direkt sagen, dass wir Berliner spinnen.
06:58 Dad about German beer: "It tastes like war" German friend: "Tastes like wha-?" Dad: "It tastes like 'more'" German friend: "Ah okay.." [puts ze flamethrower aside]
7:41 The good old American: Bavaria = All of Germany! Guess what in Berlin or Hamburg you don't get Bretzeln (with exception maybe around the October Fest time)! -.-
in a real and good german restaurant you'll get bread and Schmalz. like it is in spanish restaurants with the tappas. and you don't have to pay it. you have to pay for the bretzels which are in the bavarian restaurant at the table...at least in most of the restaurants. and especially in the bavarian themed restaunts in other parts of germany
@@andrearoppel7541 kommt drauf an wo man wohnt und wo man Essen geht. mabches mal auch Brot mit einm anderen Dipp/Aufstrich! aber definitiv eher als Bretzel...in unserer Region
Hier in München heißt es Krapfen Meine Oma wohnt in Baden Württemberg und hab ihr öfter versucht zu sagen daß es krapfen und nicht Berliner heißt aber die wollte es ned so verstehen...😂
its great to see your dad in my first film great to see you sir looking great have fun with your dad man life is so short.my blessings go out to you and your dad
Forgot to mention: Stay safe and try to be patient in these travel-ban times. Must be hard espcially for someone like you! As of today, Germany has shut down, not completedly like Italy, but almost. It's all about avoiding direct social contacts for the sake of the elderly and for the vulnerable. So we all have to accept it for good reason, I guess.
The doughnut is a Kreppel in Hessen and you can get it all year round usually filled with jam but they are a must on fasching or carnival :) didn't know the Bavarians celebrate fasching though :D big carnival cities are cologne and mainz
Extreme Player Und ich werde getriggert, wenn man zu Brezen Brezeln, zu Krapfen Berlin, zu Semmeln Brötchen, zu Knödeln Klöse sagt und man Mass „Maß“ ausspricht! Zefix de Preissn allaweil...
Faschingskrapfen 1:48 And Augustiner is still the best beer of Munich itself. I am sitting here in pain because you said Knödel are potatoes mixed with noodles. No way, bro, this hurts a lot. 😥
@@panzerkampfwagenviiimaus5948 Das Einreiseverbot gilt nur für Europa, Iran und China. Und "Ausgenommen vom Verbot der Einreise sind - US-Staatsbürger, - Personen mit ständigem legalen Aufenthalt in den USA („Greencard“-Inhaber), - nahe Verwandte von US-Staatsbürgern oder Personen mit ständigem legalen Aufenthalt in den USA (Ehegatte, Elternteil, Kind oder Geschwister unter 21 Jahren), - Diplomaten oder Mitarbeiter internationaler Organisationen."
briggm I could see how you heard that, but he said “it tastes like Moor”, and I’m personally not old enough to drink but it says online that Moor beer has a malt and fruitful flavor of Barley wine, mixed with the crispness of a Pale Ale. I guess it’s called a “black beer”
@@tawneeens436 That would make sense, because "tastes like more" is a German expression ("schmeckt nach mehr"), meaning it's so good you need another one. I was astonished that you would say that in English as well. ;-)
Susella Wow I didn’t know that, thank you. Also I said it in English because my German is not good enough to explain that well enough 😆 but thank you for the explanation.
@@susella646 We don't say that in English. Unlike German, saying "tastes like more" doesn't make sense in English. However "tastes like Coors" (which is an American beer) is likely what he said.
Hi ich bin bin Deutsch und ich liebe es deine Videos zu schauen es macht einfach mega spaß zu sehen wie du die deutsche Sprache lernst und immer besser wirst mach weiter so
Covid has definitely affected carnival. It’s so refreshing to see older people in their 60-70s party and dance. Something you definitely don’t see in the U.S
@@Pasi34454 Quatsch! Das hat er vor 3 Monaten vorgehabt und versprochen, aber wegen dem Tod seines Bruders ist er am 28. November 2019 zurück in die usa und lebt seitdem wieder dort. Er war hier in diesem Video nur ne Woche mit seinem Vater in München und London.
Also Donuts sind das ganz bestimmt nicht. Bei uns in Franggn heißt man die "Krapfen" (sprich: Grabbfm) und in der Mitte ist nicht nur ein Spritzer, sondern EINE MENGE Hiffenmark, d. h. Hagebuttenmarmelade. Üblicherweise ist die Oberseite mit grobem Zucker bestreut, aber auch mit Puderzucker. In der Faschingszeit gibt es eine Riesenmenge an Variationen, was die Füllung und die Glasierung der Oberseite betrifft. Mmmmhhhh ..... :(
Well, I'm Bavarian, and I know it as Krapfen. We say Semmel instead of Brötchen too - so sei kein klugscheißer und steck dir die Berliner sonst wohin lol Ich repräsentiere Bayern und gebe die Bayerische Perspektive, nicht die Deutsche, also kritisiere mich nicht bitte. Danke
My dad is berlin military vet so i grew up in Berlin due to him meeting my mom at a German bar lol 😂 now we are all back in the states for over 10 yrs 🤪I miss the food besides my friends of course 🤩
and you should check out his videos and his answers here. he has already been in Cologne for Karneval..... for the TV show he did for Pro7! ua-cam.com/video/4Y31qOX_6tk/v-deo.html
I cannot believe that I was also there( maybe not on the same day as i believe it was friday) at Karneval. I was learning German at Carl Duisberg Centren which was only 5-10 minutes away from Karlsplatz Stachus . If you had gone a little further past Marienplatz there was a bigger area where there were more stands and a big stage with performances and so many people you could barely walk. Funny as I might have been able to say hello. Sadly im back in the US because of covid but München was and still is my second home as so to speak and I really want to get back to Germany.
please drive both to hamburg and test the beer and the food and get to know the people. that is such a difference to Munich. I would be happy to hear the difference.
Carnival isn’t just in Munich or Cologne, it’s just about everywhere in Germany, with the exception maybe of a few small towns. It’s a really big thing here, a lot of companies actually give their employees an extra 1/2 day paid leave to go and celebrate.
In Austria Carneval is also a big thing - or better the Monday and Tuesday before Ash-Wednesday. I don't know if it's the same in Germany but in Austria school's pretty fun on that Tuesday. Well, depending on what "side" you're on... since celebrations begin on Monday many teenagers will party on Monday and then - from the party - go directly to school. If you're a teacher that menas half of your class is completely drunk, another 25% are if not completely drunk at least not sober either (let's say tipsy ;-) ). And the party usually goes on in front of the school grounds. Many students will not even enter the school building but keep partying and drinking outside (just a step away from school grounds where of course they wouldn't be allowed to drink). If you're a teacher that means students will come and go during lessons, and sometimes become more and more drunk each time they come back if they come back at all. You wouldn't see that anywhere else in the world (except probably Germany) or on any other day of the year...
SO fun to show my dad around more of Germany! Follow on IG for travel updates! (@itsConnerSully)
You and your dad seem to be a great team! 💪🏻❤️
Conner
Karneval is not overall..
Not in the North(Schleswig-Holstein), Berlin...usw.
Das sind nicht Krapfen(Köln) sonder Berliner, oder Pfannkuchen in Berlin (the same)... KEINE Donats🍩 😉
Krapfen!!! Have you tried Aus'zogne yet? 🤤🤤🤤
When are you gonna go back to India?
Next time Karneval in "Köln" ? You would love it 😂
Karneval in Munich is like Oktoberfest in Cologne...
haha good point. but it was good my dad got a small taste :)
@Katharina Nentwig hats du den Witz nicht verstanden ?
jimrayner100 No need for that n’t in the ens there anymore. ”Are you?” is correct
@@ConnerSully yes I'm from cologne, here is the real carnival, the carnival in Munich is kindergarden, come to cologne next year Hers the real party 🎉
But at least you get better beer there...
Carnival in Munich? That's like saying "I'm a yankee from Texas".
haha true
LAY can Lay Me Down :3 skip cologne and go to Düsseldorf
@LAY can Lay Me Down :3 or Mainz
@JP B and Nathan YT there is no better Carnival than in Cologne
h u i Düsseldorf is better
Bayern: Krapfen
BW, West- & Norddeutschland: Berliner
Ostdeutschland: Pfannkuchen
😂😋
Sachsen auch Pfannkuchen
BW auch Berliner
also bei uns hier in Hannover heißen die auch Krapfen...oder Berliner. und mittlerweile hat ja fast jeder becker seinen eigenen Namen für die verschiedenen Gebäckarten.
Hessen heißt es Krebbel
Die Füllung ist auch anders. Im Krapfen ist Hiefenmark/Hagebutte
This was one of the sadest displays of carnival ever! 😂
There are no fun displays of carnival, just embarrassing displays.
@@paulfeldem Not as emberassing as answering 8 month old posts! 😂😂
@@fescherkerlix2304 do you really care?
@@honkytonk4465 and do you care if I care? 🤔
@@fescherkerlix2304 nope!
Karneval is a whole other level in Cologne. You wouldnt be able to walk thru the city normally if you visited Cologne on Rosenmontag.
I agree. Visit Cologne during Carnival with your father.
Still boring if you have been to carnaval in rio de janeiro or salvador in bahia once!
@@OrwellHD du hast auch die Weisheit mit Löffeln gefressen...
@@samsa6768 Ja, das stimmt. Deshalb bin ich ja auch so intelligent 🤓😜😉
niemand geht nach köln, nur wenn man corona will
It's always nice and cute to see how much you enjoy being in Germany. But showing your father around with so much pride of everything you know and anxiously awaiting his opinion approval of everything you show him/make him eat is a whole other level! It's just so sweet to see how much you enjoyed having a good father-and-son-time!
Yes, this was truly. special trip!
Conner: if you were German would you be doing that?
Dad: No!
Also Dad: Proceeds to do it 😂😂😂😂
Yes, because he just wouldn't do it if he were German :D
Hahaha du bist so lustig und kannst so gut englisch 😂😂 geh kochen
HAHAHA.. the Germans are rubbing off on him! You are teaching him new things :)
@@1996NarutoUzumaki Weirdo!
Wow bei uns heißen diese "Donuts" Berliner aber liegt wahrscheinlich daran das man das in Norddeutschland und Süddeutschland anders sagt 🤔
SnowWing X Die werden glaub ich in Berlin Pfannenkuchen genannt. Berliner ist aber auch ein weit verbreiteter Begriff aber ich glaube eher im Norden. Bei uns in der Oberpfalz heißen die auch Krapfen.
In Bawü heißt es auch Berliner
@@maxe.7482 ja die heißen Pfannekuchen
In Frankfurt nennt man sie Kreppel 😉
Im Ruhrpott nennt man sie auch Berliner. Füllung ist meist Marmelade
I hold my breathe when you ask your father which one is better... (Beer or Radler) Your Dads choice was right... Thank god...
My Dad's Grandmother was from Germany, so he knows whats up ;) 👏👏
@@ConnerSully he wanted to be nice to you, I could see in his face he didn't like the radler...hahahaha
Anti Radler
@@user-tu9fj2xi9e Anti Radler Radler Club💪🏻💪🏻
You know this isn't the real Karneval 😅
...at least in my opinion it isn't :)
Jonas G it’s just Fasching
Der echte Karneval ist im tiefsten Dorf bis zum Suff
Dat echte Karneval is in Kölle ❤️🤍
@@fabiansaerve ne du, ganz klar Karneval :D
@@DerKommandant nö, in rio!
2:50 Would you do this? NO!
9:30 Dances in the street.
Hahaha that was quick 😂
😂 A lil bit of good ol german beer n you do alot of shit you thought you wouldn't 😂
Carnival in Munich!😀, and Oktoberfest in Cologne?😀.
" Carnival in Munich ", is a great insult to People from Cologne.
Karneval in munich...dude you have to come to cologne for this.
Never been to Karneval in Cologne, but I agree.
That was disappointing.
Even the small town I live in has a better Karneval...
he has been in cologne for carnival before tho
He’s been there: ua-cam.com/video/4Y31qOX_6tk/v-deo.html
Naaa the caribbean is where its at
Stay healthy in time of corona
@Coronavirus To save this wretched world from this evil humans.
@@COVID--xv4gl hahah your names made me spit out my breakfast
@Coronavirus That's what she said ;)
@@Zaitekno Using ash with fat to make soap. Whom's hull is going to be wiped off that useless creatures body? Only purpose to invest cells, replicat itself and burst the cell. Even bacteria can make some usefull stuff for baking process, brewing or even pharmacie.
Corona is a hoax. there is no reason to be fearful.
Great seeing you and your dad having fun here in Bavaria.
But be advised regarding the Krapfen there is also an old prank tradition for them.
Ususally they are filled with jam or marmelade and during Fasching ususally one in a batch of 12 is filled with mustard.
Imaging the poor guy biting into it expecting the sweet filling and having to cry because of the mustard :-)
Archie Gates Waaas ich esse nie wieder sowas😂😂😂
MISSING YOU AND SILAS BACK IN GERMANY! TAKE CARE
Silas hat alle Videos gelöscht und ist von seiner Frau getrennt
@@TheOriginalSebacrush Silas hat schon wieder einige neue Videos hoch einfach mal schauen
Silas ist zur Zeit in der Ukraine im Basketball Trainingslager
Siehe Link
ua-cam.com/video/NmSgBlAWreM/v-deo.html
@@stefanh1810 Für seine alten Videos will er Geld haben. Pff, den Typen hab ich gefressen.
@@hannahs.9440 woher hast denn diesen Blödsinn? Du kannst nach wie vor alle Videos schauen, hab eben nachgesehen und es sind viele alte Videos wieder online.
My favorite american in Germany .
uuu, the "Guten Morgen" is getting realy good
Dankeshön!!!
Bro I think next time you have to come to Mainz (or Cologne) for 'Fastnacht' or how the colognes call it 'Karneval'. Because here in Mainz or in Cologne the party is much bigger than in Munich
But I would prefer if you would come to Mainz
Apfelmus ich dacht aucn dierect an kölle^^
or to the Rheinland in general.
Defenitly not Munich
@@ripley7840 ey i live in munich and its good why He should come Here?
I'm pretty sure he didn't come to munich only for Fasching. 😉 He most likely does some promo stuff for TV or F.C. Bayern (like he mentioned beforehand going to London watching a game). I'm from munich and I myself wouldn't go to munich just for Fasching. 😁 It's not bad - but it's nowhere as big of an event as is in the upper half of the Weißwurschtäquator 🤷🏻♂️ That's what Oktoberfest is for in munich. 😎
@@willionaire77 Sure i think the Same and im also from munich
I love your relationship with your father! Greetings from Romania!
It is soo good to see you and your dad having fun in my hometown! 🥰
Hab noch nie in irgendeinem Restaurant frische Brezel statt Brot bekommen lol
Juliana W. In Bayern bekommt man eben eher Brezen anstatt Brot...
@@fabiansaerve Bayern ist auch nicht Deutschland. Bayern ist ein anderes Land.
@@Brightside_Highlights haha ist halt irgendwie so
Nitchao 😂😂😂😂
The Pnda ah ok danke für die Info
Would you do this if you lived in Germany ?
Him:No
Also him one beer later.... 0:26
In Portugal those donuts are commonly sold and they’re called “bolas de Berlim” (Berlin balls)
and in Germany they are called "Berliner" in most areas.
@@ulrichlehnhardt4293 in Berlin they are called "Pfannkuchen"
@@gamingarmenius7609 I know. I am from Berlin
@@gamingarmenius7609 Warum nennt ihr das Pfannenkucken?? Die werden nichtmal in ner Pfanne geamcht. Pfannenkuchen sind Pan Cakes also sowas wie creps... lol ihr spinnt halt mega
@@L00kiii64 Chill du möchtegern Otto. Jedes Bundesland hat ihre eigenen Sprachgewohnheiten. Ich find ja auch, dass es besser wäre die in Berlin sogenannten "Eierkuchen" ganz normal Pfannkuchen zu nennen, wie z.B. in Niedersachsen. Du musst allerdings nicht direkt sagen, dass wir Berliner spinnen.
You must go to cologne at the carnival.
He was he did some videos together with Silas Nacita and TAFF for tv
There you
Also typical German: not waisting food or throwing food away 😉
06:58 Dad about German beer: "It tastes like war"
German friend: "Tastes like wha-?"
Dad: "It tastes like 'more'"
German friend: "Ah okay.." [puts ze flamethrower aside]
My Korean wife on her first German meal: "i love this exotic food...."
You almost look as excited as her.
🙄 how ironic.
7:41 The good old American: Bavaria = All of Germany! Guess what in Berlin or Hamburg you don't get Bretzeln (with exception maybe around the October Fest time)! -.-
7:40 i think u only get brezeln in bavaria because it´s only typically there :)
Yes, I never got a Brezeln in a German Restaurant unless there was a Bavarian theme to it.
in a real and good german restaurant you'll get bread and Schmalz. like it is in spanish restaurants with the tappas. and you don't have to pay it. you have to pay for the bretzels which are in the bavarian restaurant at the table...at least in most of the restaurants. and especially in the bavarian themed restaunts in other parts of germany
@@Roth2775 well then from the 100+ restaurants I have been to in my life, none was a "real" german restaurant.
@@Roth2775 "Schmalzebrot" gibt's doch nur noch selten
@@andrearoppel7541 kommt drauf an wo man wohnt und wo man Essen geht. mabches mal auch Brot mit einm anderen Dipp/Aufstrich! aber definitiv eher als Bretzel...in unserer Region
Wish you and your Father good Time in Munich! Good to see this video 👍🙂
1:43
In Bayern UA-cam say Krapfen or something like this.
In Baden-Württemberg it is called "Berliner. "
In Berlin it is called "Pfannkuchen"
IN Mec- Pom...auch " BERLINER"😉
@@delorean8533 in a big part of Germany it is called Berliner.
But i dont Know which states actually call it Berliner.
In Frankfurt we call it „Kreppel“
@@3vil5mile oder Berliner
Hier in München heißt es Krapfen
Meine Oma wohnt in Baden Württemberg und hab ihr öfter versucht zu sagen daß es krapfen und nicht Berliner heißt aber die wollte es ned so verstehen...😂
its great to see your dad in my first film great to see you sir looking great have fun with your dad man life is so short.my blessings go out to you and your dad
Unser Radler hat mehr Prozent als deren Bud Light 😂😂
Der Vater lacht immer so süß 😅
We in Bavaria say: Radler isnt even Alkohol.😜
It isn't. Source: Me, a German person who generally doesn't like alcohol but does like Radler :D
Radler ist kein Alkohol!
Not just in Bavaria. That's an unwritten germanwide law
7:54 Knuddell.... HAHAA Conor... I love your videos. Thanks so much. And... Viel Spaß weiterhin
Love Love Love! Boom baby lets go!!
Your Dad appears to be a real cool guy! Keep on doing your thing. 🤓
Forgot to mention: Stay safe and try to be patient in these travel-ban times. Must be hard espcially for someone like you!
As of today, Germany has shut down, not completedly like Italy, but almost. It's all about avoiding direct social contacts for the sake of the elderly and for the vulnerable. So we all have to accept it for good reason, I guess.
Glad you had a good time a few weeks ago, when the world was different.
So funny to see you enjoy. ❤️
Miss you in Indonesia :(
Hope you come again soon 🔥
Your pronounciation is so good man you rlly learned a much, mach weiter so! :)
In munich they celebrate "Fasching" not Carnival. In the west of Germany they call it Karneval :) Sorry no front :D
What a cool dad
Great family 👍
Er und sein Frühstück 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂
I already love this video 🥳🤩 Wishing you all the best from Michigan! Hope to meet you someday 🎉
In Munich we say "Fasching"
Thank you for showing the world the other side of Germany. :)
Dude you pronounced Christmas Market wrong again Lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Bro i ate in this restaurant as i have been to munich. Its delicious. Your Dad is nice tbh.
Mega wunderschön!
I was in Munich last year, this made me remember the five days that I spent there. I'd love to visit Munich again some day.
I love this
The name of the donut is different depending on the region.
They are known as Pfannekuchen (Pancakes), Krampen, Berliner and Puffel
"Wienachtsmarkt" 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
DS8 😂😂😂😂alter hahahahaha
The doughnut is a Kreppel in Hessen and you can get it all year round usually filled with jam but they are a must on fasching or carnival :) didn't know the Bavarians celebrate fasching though :D big carnival cities are cologne and mainz
Those two dudes with you make me feel really unaesy. German here.
In Regensburg, the Krapfens are filled with marmalade. It's Waaaaay better.
But sometimes they're prank you and fill in mustard.
10:27 This is called "Fremdscham"
7:57 omg, wie er einfach knüddel zu Knödel sagt, haha. ich kann nicht mehr
ueberflieger 05 7:55
Ich werde so getriggert, wenn man zu den Berlinern Krapfen sagt xD
Ja und mir gehts gnau anders rum! Des san Krapfn! Zefix.
Berliner san die Saupreissn, die koan Flughafa ned baun kenna! ;-)
Noch schlimmer ist eigentlich nur, wenn sie dann noch „Pfannkuchen” genannt werden.
Extreme Player Und ich werde getriggert, wenn man zu Brezen Brezeln, zu Krapfen Berlin, zu Semmeln Brötchen, zu Knödeln Klöse sagt und man Mass „Maß“ ausspricht! Zefix de Preissn allaweil...
Nikolaus und Rupprecht Und ich komm mir als Berliner verarscht vor, wenn jemand zu den hier erfundenen Pfannkuchen plötzlich Berliner sagt. 🤷♂️
The Pnda Du würdest mich hassen 😅
Faschingskrapfen 1:48 And Augustiner is still the best beer of Munich itself. I am sitting here in pain because you said Knödel are potatoes mixed with noodles. No way, bro, this hurts a lot. 😥
Hey Conner, ich liebe deine Videos! Bist du jetzt wieder in Deutschland? :)
Das war nur für das Fußballspiel von Bayern München in London (vs Chelsea).
Wäre der Jetzt in Deutschland könnte er ja gar nicht mehr zurück in die USA wegen dem Einreiseverbot 🤔
@@panzerkampfwagenviiimaus5948 Amerikaner können und dürfen zurück! Sie müssen evtl. nur 14 Tage in Quarantäne.
@@panzerkampfwagenviiimaus5948 Das Einreiseverbot gilt nur für Europa, Iran und China. Und "Ausgenommen vom Verbot der Einreise sind
- US-Staatsbürger,
- Personen mit ständigem legalen Aufenthalt in den USA („Greencard“-Inhaber),
- nahe Verwandte von US-Staatsbürgern oder Personen mit ständigem legalen Aufenthalt in den USA (Ehegatte, Elternteil, Kind oder Geschwister unter 21 Jahren),
- Diplomaten oder Mitarbeiter internationaler Organisationen."
TheTerrorHamster Achso... dachte das wär so extrem wie bei den Türken wo wirklich keiner raus und keiner rein kann
I have never seen a happier person than your dad 💯
When drinking that beer, did his dad say, "It tastes like war" lol wtf.
I understood "tastes like more".
briggm I could see how you heard that, but he said “it tastes like Moor”, and I’m personally not old enough to drink but it says online that Moor beer has a malt and fruitful flavor of Barley wine, mixed with the crispness of a Pale Ale. I guess it’s called a “black beer”
@@tawneeens436 That would make sense, because "tastes like more" is a German expression ("schmeckt nach mehr"), meaning it's so good you need another one. I was astonished that you would say that in English as well. ;-)
Susella Wow I didn’t know that, thank you. Also I said it in English because my German is not good enough to explain that well enough 😆 but thank you for the explanation.
@@susella646 We don't say that in English. Unlike German, saying "tastes like more" doesn't make sense in English. However "tastes like Coors" (which is an American beer) is likely what he said.
Hi ich bin bin Deutsch und ich liebe es deine Videos zu schauen es macht einfach mega spaß zu sehen wie du die deutsche Sprache lernst und immer besser wirst mach weiter so
The famous munich Carnival 😂😂😂
Covid has definitely affected carnival. It’s so refreshing to see older people in their 60-70s party and dance. Something you definitely don’t see in the U.S
Nice 👌
Karneval and Munich goes together like spring break and Alaska
Willkommen in Deutschland. xD
The german Donut have a lot of names. In Bavaria you say Krapfen, in Berlin Pfannkuchen and for example in NRW Berliner.
Conners Dad feel the cringe :D
Conner btw only in Bavaria they call the German Donut "Krapfen". In Stuttgart we say "Berliner" its a bit different but taste like the same!!
5:44 Deutsche wenn sie eine Kamera sehen.
8:45
DobbyStirbt 😂🤣 I didn’t even notice that until you pointed it out.
For me as a south west german I highly recommend you to vist the Fasnacht. You have to hear a Guggenmusik playing on a stage. This is incredible.
You permenantly in Germany now?
Er ist nach Deutschland gezogen :D
@@Pasi34454 Quatsch! Das hat er vor 3 Monaten vorgehabt und versprochen, aber wegen dem Tod seines Bruders ist er am 28. November 2019 zurück in die usa und lebt seitdem wieder dort. Er war hier in diesem Video nur ne Woche mit seinem Vater in München und London.
Also Donuts sind das ganz bestimmt nicht. Bei uns in Franggn heißt man die "Krapfen" (sprich: Grabbfm) und in der Mitte ist nicht nur ein Spritzer, sondern EINE MENGE Hiffenmark, d. h. Hagebuttenmarmelade. Üblicherweise ist die Oberseite mit grobem Zucker bestreut, aber auch mit Puderzucker. In der Faschingszeit gibt es eine Riesenmenge an Variationen, was die Füllung und die Glasierung der Oberseite betrifft. Mmmmhhhh ..... :(
Those donuts are called "Krapfen" 😉!
Yes
Nope, Berliner
Great video, love your posts, man!Your dad seems like a really nice guy also
3:19 you don't called it Krapfen in the most Citys, you call it Berliner
or "Pfannkuchen"
civil war scenario starts in 3...2....1....!
xDD
Well, I'm Bavarian, and I know it as Krapfen. We say Semmel instead of Brötchen too - so sei kein klugscheißer und steck dir die Berliner sonst wohin lol Ich repräsentiere Bayern und gebe die Bayerische Perspektive, nicht die Deutsche, also kritisiere mich nicht bitte. Danke
Felix Ferlicchia Most Bavarian answer lol
My dad is berlin military vet so i grew up in Berlin due to him meeting my mom at a German bar lol 😂 now we are all back in the states for over 10 yrs 🤪I miss the food besides my friends of course 🤩
Bavarian/Austrian "Donaught" was invented during the 15th century. So Please dont call it Donaught, it' s a Krapfen. Thank you!
Don't be like that. Thank you!
@@woni77 I've been very polite, so don't bother me please. Thank you!
There is really nothing more than potatoes in a "Knödel". Tho my grandma does it with dried bread cubes in between.
Karneval in Munich?! You’re a hypocrite! You have to see it in cologne, where it comes from.. It’s boring in every other city. Maybe except of Venice
its boring in every other city
*HEAVY RIO DE JANEIRO BREATHING*
and you should check out his videos and his answers here. he has already been in Cologne for Karneval..... for the TV show he did for Pro7! ua-cam.com/video/4Y31qOX_6tk/v-deo.html
MrHankeyable yeah you’re right 😂
Remember me conner , I will be watching each one of your vidoes ... Keep rolling 🤞🏻🤞🏻boom baby let's go !!!
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I cannot believe that I was also there( maybe not on the same day as i believe it was friday) at Karneval. I was learning German at Carl Duisberg Centren which was only 5-10 minutes away from Karlsplatz Stachus . If you had gone a little further past Marienplatz there was a bigger area where there were more stands and a big stage with performances and so many people you could barely walk. Funny as I might have been able to say hello. Sadly im back in the US because of covid but München was and still is my second home as so to speak and I really want to get back to Germany.
I found the Munich restaurants better and frendlier than the ones here in Stuttgart ;)
please drive both to hamburg and test the beer and the food and get to know the people. that is such a difference to Munich. I would be happy to hear the difference.
In Bavaria these Donuts are called Krapfen (de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krapfen_(Hefeteig))
Carnival isn’t just in Munich or Cologne, it’s just about everywhere in Germany, with the exception maybe of a few small towns. It’s a really big thing here, a lot of companies actually give their employees an extra 1/2 day paid leave to go and celebrate.
I really recommend going to the alemannic Fasnacht in southern Baden-Württemberg one day. It's different than the Karneval, and much more traditional.
Hi Dad, hi Conner ... Have fun there
But please don't forget to stay safe and stay healthy
Wash your hands frequently
💋💋💋
The thing with the brezels is just in bavaria
I think right now these places in Munich look way less crowded since Corona fear started.
God Bless you and your Father!
In Austria Carneval is also a big thing - or better the Monday and
Tuesday before Ash-Wednesday. I don't know if it's the same in Germany
but in Austria school's pretty fun on that Tuesday. Well, depending on
what "side" you're on... since celebrations begin on Monday many
teenagers will party on Monday and then - from the party - go directly
to school. If you're a teacher that menas half of your class is
completely drunk, another 25% are if not completely drunk at least not
sober either (let's say tipsy ;-) ). And the party usually goes on in
front of the school grounds. Many students will not even enter the
school building but keep partying and drinking outside (just a step away
from school grounds where of course they wouldn't be allowed to drink).
If you're a teacher that means students will come and go during
lessons, and sometimes become more and more drunk each time they come
back if they come back at all. You wouldn't see that anywhere else in
the world (except probably Germany) or on any other day of the year...