Why I Moved to Munich and German Woes
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- I moved to Munich and now I can't use my credit card anywhere not clickbait. I am currently spending 2-3x my usual time editing these videos to add bells and whistles and oooo boy do I enjoy it. Tell me your thoughts if you wish! The lazy can thumb me, or just drop me a comment like "editing's alright weird German boy" or something idk
It's weird I feel like I've become myself again. I'm making things representative of myself. Feels great man
Thank you so much for watching! Hope you enjoyed it!
If you're new to my channel and videos, hi! I'm Evan Edinger, and I make weekly "comedy" videos every Sunday evening. As an American living in London (Munich atm) I love noticing the funny differences between the cultures and one of my most popular video series is my British VS American one. I'm also known for making terrible puns so sorry in advance. Hope to see you around, and I'll see you next Sunday! :)
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"Schneiden Sie alles auf!" Now that is a VERY different request
I wanna die lol
Relatable
"Wo kann ich einen Brezel ficken"?! Was zur Hölle, Evan?! :D
Captain Alli dachte ich mir auch aber checkt außer den wenigen Deutschen hier auch keiner ahahaha
Haha jeder wie ers mag 👌🏻
Sappralott! ;)
Captain Alli
Frag ich mich auch 😂
Ohja... 😂
So you're from the US but adopted a british accent while living in Britain and now that you're in Germany, you're speaking German with a british accent instead of an american one?? 😂😂 Whooo, I think my brain just melted.
Oh; Your German sounds really good by the way!!
He doesnt have a british accent at all
@YTViewer we do hear a difference. We aren't stupid
I don't think his voice has any British effect at all. I'm frequently fascinated with how well he's kept sounding American. He's just very well-spoken.
Doesn't sound at all English... Rs and As
@YTViewer we can hear it very clearly and even can distinguish between different accents when people speak German just like the hairdresser. Even people that never learned any English tend to be able to do it.
"Wo in Deutschland kann ich eine Brezel ficken?"
Bin ich froh Deutsche zu sein und sowas lesen zu dürfen
Ist es nicht schön
Oh ja 😂😂
ja haha 😂
Ich auch omg xD haha
Ja haha
Really love this new style of editing! Also, it would be cool if you started a German second channel as it might help you develop your speaking skills when you're back in the UK and it would help other people trying to learn (like me) with their listening/translation skills
...it says you wrote this 36 minutes ago
he posted four minutes ago lol
Ridha Shaikh not if you're a patron, we got the link on patreon like an hour ago
Yess, please
@Aleksandra Jovic I think it would mainly be useful for the motivation it gives of seeing other people learning the same target language and they can kinda give their own approach of understanding concepts of the language in a way native speakers can't describe it.
I personally like both seeing content of natives and learners, because you can get different perspectives. If that makes sense.
I do agree with you that for listening/pronunciation practice natives are the best.
Das ist nicht schnell genug. Dies ist so schnell wie ein Texanischer Viehauktionär... 🐮 🤠 🐄
I'm now concerned for the safety of every pretzel near you Evan😂 1:57
SAME!
Katyaaaaaaa
I appreciate you going the extra mile by editing in corny word definition jokes in German in the bottom. The nichest of puns indeed, but I enjoy them!
your bilingual jokes are for a very muNICHE audience
Wow this pun is next level
wow thank you
Omg 😂😂😂😂😂😂
it's so next lvl i dont even get it lmao
Beautiful, just the tops, loved it!!!!
LMAO the fact that you already jumped on the "lets make fun of east germany" bandwagon proves that you are in fact 100% german. Cant get more authentic than that
100% West German, you mean. A divisive narrative still being propagated, almost 30 years after reunification. Wonderful. Inspirational.
@@keepXonXrockin a divisive narrative,sure. But also a narrative pushed by the generation of our parents. We are better than that. It is something that we need to overcome and I personally believe that humor is one way to do so. I am from east Germany btw
Sara Wieso feierst du ihn dann dafür? 🤔
As someone who lives in East Germany, I was slightly offended. You should attempt to visit Dresden during your time in Germany. I know what the news says, but it's the most beautiful city in Germany for a relaxing weekend.
@@henne8890 wieso nicht? Ich seh das nicht so kleinkariert ehrlich gesagt
4:42 Oh my god! Please don't say "Schneiden sie alles auf" at a barber!
Except of course you want the full Sweeney Todd treatment...
We germans are very efficient...
Whatever you want... 😂
Autschn!
@abde ade But I'm not arrogant... :c
I'm learning Cantonese right now, and the other day I came up with my own joke. The joke goes along the lines of someone talking to Santa. They would say in Cantonese "Santa, how are you?" And Santa would reply, "I'm very very well." It's a joke because in Cantonese, very well sounds "ho ho," so if he says very very well Santa is basically saying "I'm ho ho ho"
I'm Cantonese and this is ho ho
props to you for this coming from someone who speaks canto
I'm German, and I really like that whole "cash is still a thing"-thing that's going on here :0 I don't even have a card
Semi Green wo kommst du denn her 🤔, bei uns wird nur noch mit Karte bezahlt , ich habe diese Monat noch nicht Mal einen Euro gesehen 😂 , wenn du wirklisch a Deutscher Bisch Sach Ja ?
@@dragonslayer9755 ich komm aus Regensburg, das is mehr oder weniger in der "Nähe" von München...(ist eine Stunde davon entfernt)
Hier in Frankfurt kann man überall mit Karte zahlen, manchmal wird es auch vorausgesetzt (ich kann meinen Studentenausweis nur über meine Bankkarte mit Geld zum kopieren aufladen).
YTViewer we were just discussing that we were in fact using credit cards and the different parts of Germany that we’re from. I also added that sometimes you need a card (at my uni we can’t use cash to add balance to our uni IDs which we can use to print out papers).
it's not really rude, you know. especially since they stated that they were German, so we are just going to assume that they speak German, so it's okay to reply in German. It would be rude if a non-German person started this conversation, but that is not the case.
I get so excited whenever Evan uploads YES
No one is reaaally stopping you from doing that to a Brezel anywhere in Germany. Except for your own morals hopefully :D
Wow, this really makes me want to learn another language, how inspiring!!
edingen, a small town in the country of edingermany
Ameera I’ll be disappointed if he leaves Germany without drinking some E(r)dinger Weißbier.
4:44 ,,schneiden Sie alles auf" 😂 cut open my head ...doesn't sound like a pleasant day :D
Woods
"Schneiden Sie alles ab" was the one you were looking for, Evan. :)
We don't carry around a lot of cash in Germany, we just use debit cards instead of credit cards. I actually prefer that because I pay with money that is in my bank account and not with money I will later get a bill for whether I have it or not. (You need a German bank account for this system though, so I guess if you're just visiting you're stuck with cash...)
Naja wer geht denn bitte mit Karte im Club bezahlen? Bar hat schon viele Vorteile. Ich bezahle öfter bar als mit Karte.
"Vaseline: Eine Reihe von Vasen."
ICH. KANN. NICHT. MEHR.
I just moved to Berlin with my German boyfriend and I'll be starting language school as soon as we find a permanent apartment. These videos are so encouraging, please make more!
I'm laughing so hard at the cash thing omg ,, as a German who just moved to the UK it's the exact opposite because they use their cards for EVERYTHING here and I miss out cash lol
I am learning German on Duolingo and watching your videos from the beginning to now has really inspired me. Before I started learning German, I was depressed and had a lot to deal with. I tried finding a get away from my mess of life, and decided it would be good if I had my mind set on something else. Idk when, but one day I just had an amazing thought to learn another language . Since my family is from Czechoslovakia-Germany area I wanted to get closer to my roots. After a few sessions on Duolingo I thought I would never learn anything. But watching you grow on Duolingo and just in the language itself really got me going. Not to mention how hilarious and entertaining your videos are. I just wanted to thank you from one stranger to another about how you impacted my life.
Thanks for answering my question Evan! Please keep up the content about living in Germany and learning German!
I'm really enjoying this style of UA-cam videos at the moment!
I'm trying to learn French myself, and when at Disneyland, I tried to only speak French, and it's thrilling to realise that you can actually converse in another language, which you've chosen to learn for yourself.
Evan... hol dir eine Maestro/EC-Karte 😂 die werden eher angenommen als Kreditkarten!
Ich finde deine Videos in letzter Zeit echt super! Und für mich als Deutsche ist es ein riesiges Kompliment, dass du Deutschland und die deutsche Sprache so sehr magst :)
It's great to hear that you came to munich, I was born and raised in munich but I'm English. If you're interested in cultural things or anything else about Bavaria, I'd gladly help.
Alex
You seem so happy! Ugh that sounds so amazing. I agree with you completely about the traveling alone part. When I’m with other people I’m more comfortable doing less, but when I’m on my own I just GO. There’s so much to see and do. I’ve been working on keeping that mindset wherever I am, to have the curiosity and wanderlust even in my hometown. I’ve learned that traveling is something that makes me so happy, and it shouldn’t be exclusive to the grand Elsewhere. It keeps me from feeling in a rut when I’m restricted from traveling for a period of time. :)
Completely agree about ignoring people who don't support your decision. When I decided to travel, some of my family wasn't exactly supportive, but i didn't give them much of a choice.
People will come around. And if they don't, that's really their problem and not yours.
Witzige Untertitel, gut gemacht :D👌
Here in Berlin... nobody use cash anymore. :D
Berlin is too international eh
Evan Edinger Depends in which part you live. Berlin is more then a city, and some parts are so German.. it is too German. :D
I live in Spandau and this is... like... not Berlin. But it is Berlin. XD Ugly and pretty.
Not even the BVG (Berlin Underground service) thinks Spandau is a part of Berlin 🤣🤣
I am going to Germany next week on a German exchange trip I am so excited to learn the language more and the culture.
Freut mich wir haben eine schöne Kultuer
Ich hoffe du Spaß macht . Sorry if that is wrong
Hamburg is the best City in Germany! Hamburg has more bridges than Venice and Amsterdam together! That says everything. It is just BEAUTIFUL!!!
The RuneScape analogy and the BS talk to yourself with the instant gratification and not doing anything, scarily relatable, I love it! I'm trying so hard to learn German now, on day 23 through Duolingo and I've not about going to Germany for grad school after I get my degree here in America
Yeah, we’re not big on credit cards in the Netherlands either. But that’s mostly because everyone uses debit cards (pinpassen) here. May be it’s the same in Germany, or maybe they really are just obsessed with cash.
Yes, indeed we use debit card a lot in Germany too. And there are places where one can pay with VISA, but only a few.
Germans are just obsessed with cash. What's wrong with debit cards? In Czechia we use contactless debit cards for everything. I love it. And I thought the Netherlands was similar, because I saw card-only checkout counters in a Dutch supermarket a few years ago? Was that an exception? I was like "oh hey, an express lane, so handy!" :)
Rotes Kätzchen no, you’re right, it’s pretty much the same here! It’s rare to find a place that doesn’t have contactless payment, let alone somewhere that doesn’t do debit cards at all. I hardly ever carry cash on me.
You getting excited about understanding and being understood is SO RELATABLE!!
Evan Edinot using his credit card
Your enthusiasm about being able to communicate in a language that is not your own is literally the CUTEST thing ever. I relate
Ich bin in München geboren und kann kein Wort bayrisch also ...👀
Traurig, da wird man dann als Bayer komisch angesehen, wenn man sich erlaubt in Bayern bayrisch zu sprechen.
Ich bin in Leipzig geboren und klinge kein bisschen Sächsisch und werde ständig gefragt woher ich bin. Meine Eltern sind auch hier geboren aber keiner sächselt wirklich, nicht einmal meine ebenfalls hier geborene Oma.
Nichts worauf man stolz sein muss....
Bin in Fulda geboren kann Rhöner Platt, bayrisch und osideutsch. Zwar nicht fließend aber ich kanns.
No Barbie ich auch😂😅
i always feel inspired to study russian& german after watching one of your videos. you're a role model student + adult and thanks ❤️
random recommendation: there's a bavarian radio called "puls" which is my favourite one because you don't only hear the awful mainstream songs but some really great bands like alt-j or tame impala (you were wrong. there are people in germany who know tame impala 😂)
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Great thing about Munich: You can easily travel to other parts in Germany or even visit Austria/the Alps
If you don't know them yet you should check out the UA-camrs Wanted Adventure and don't trust the rabbit. Dana from wanted adventure is an American that moved to Germany. She talks about funny German words, cultural differences and all that stuff. Trixie from don't trust the rabbit is German and just really interested in comparing German and English and does some kind off educational videos in which you learn fun German words and phrases
Yes! Dana from Wanted Adventure also lives in München
Heeeey, Evan! I'm a brazilian fan, so, I'm a brazilian-portuguese speaker, and I started to learn english when I was only 7, by watching Friends and Smallville with my parents. Recently, I've decided to learn German, since the education in Germany is great and I'm a Bayern München fan, and being subscribed to your channel I knew you were learning German by Duolingo, so I decided doing this too, and BOOIIII. Your tips on using the plataform were really useful and every time someone says that Duolingo is not effective, I tell them to watch your videos, and, honestly, I'm still on basics habilities, but I'm really positive about learning more and more by using this incredible app (and watching Bayern games. ha!)
My favorite language school that I went to was one where you weren’t aloud to speak any English. Forcing yourself to speak the other language entirely, really helps you to become more comfortable with the language
I disagree sometimes u need ur first language to create good foundations a. Good balance is important especially for grammar
I like that someone asked if you had a travelers visa or a passport to get into Germany, and instead you started talking about your Visa credit card.
I like how he is bashing a little bit against eastern germany xD Already integrated xD
But the rest of Germany is bashing against Bavaria^^.
Hi Evan! I am a 25 year old Australian viewer, but I went to Munich a couple of years ago on a Contiki tour, and we did a bike riding tour with Mike's Bike Tours, and I highly recommend this! It was an amazing experience. My favourite part was they showed us the river in the park that people surf in! Insane! One of my dreams from when I was little was to eat a hot pretzel in Germany - Bucket List goal was ticked off! Enjoy your time in Germany! xx
That's in the Englischer Garten and the river is called Eisbach. If I'm not mistaken it's commonly called Eisbachwelle (Welle=wave). It seems to be quite popular among surfers from all over the world and it is really fascinating to watch the people try not to fall over on their surfboards there, I agree :)
0:34 And Liechtenstein! Everybody forgets Liechtenstein :( It’s flag is an emoji and everything. 🇱🇮 Smh Evan.
Luxembourg has one too xD🇱🇺
Mary Macdonald true true
Are you from Lichtenstein?
Thank you for your Videos! I found them when searching for Edinger and Munich. I am also an "Edinger" I live in the USA and headed to Munich in December. Can't wait to check out your other travel videos.
I think you don’t necessarily have a British accent actually🤔 but neither an American one. You managed to upgrade to a “neutral” pronunciation where one can tell it’s not your first language but you can speak it well enough to cut out the interference of your first language all together American or British for that matter, well done Evan 👍🏻☺️
Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god!!! I'm sooooo excited for the next video and am not even sure why?! I love the Evan Edingerman series xD
That’s freaking awesome, I’m super jealous. I never been outside of The US. Let alone the state of Texas. So it’s cool to hear your stories of life and living vicariously through you.
I live in Texas too! Lernst du auch Deutsch?
@@chloecalvert6127 Hey I'm also from Texas! Ich lerne auch! I just got started though because my school has a lot of German exchange students and I became good friends with one of them so I thought it would be cool to learn her language.
@@sarahgreen1029 that's so cool! I live In a small town near Fort Worth and we don't get any exchange students.
@@chloecalvert6127 whoa I actually live 30 minutes from Fort Worth but the highschool is a 6A varsity so we get quite a bit of people from Spain, Germany and China mostly.
I feel you, I never been outside of Germany... ok one day at prague but that doesn't count xD
Your videos are so funny and sympathetic... better as any television comedy. Just hilarious !!! :-D
Oh my god I laughed pretty hard at the Vaseline joke
Hat etwas gedauert bis es in meinem Gehirn angekommen ist und hab nochmal zurückgespult und genauso doll gelacht 👌🏻
I kinda like writing in English and German...je nach dem was besser passt
that instant gratification of “thinking” about learning/moving is rough. also glad you enjoyed therapy! it’s so fucking helpful. i don’t understand the stigma
Now you can teach Conner Sullivan how to speak good german.
I'm actually really excited for all these German videos as I've just start German and uni and ended up switching to a joint honours in English and German
WOAH ich habe seit so lang kein youtube geguckt und ich hatte überhaupt keine Ahnung, dass du in Deutschland umgezogen bist! Ich bin auch Ameriaknerin und habe seit 6 Monate Deutsch in Berlin gelernt, wir sind ja Kollegen :D Ich erinnere mich auch daran, das erste Mal, dass ich ein ganzes Gespräch völlig auf Deutsch geführt habe--ich war so stolz auf mich, lmao :''') Ich wünsche dir alles gut beim Deutschlernen! Je mehr Deutsch ich lerne, desto besser mag ich die Sprache.
oh und es ärgert mich auch, dass die deutsche keinen Kreditkarten akzeptieren. WARUM muss man unbedingt Bar zahlen?? Fürchtet ihr euch vor der Zukunft???
Atariakana wo geht ihr alle hin wo man nicht mit Karte zahlen kann? Das Problem hatte ich noch nie. Außer vllt beim Bäcker 😅😂
@@stndrd3608 Beim Bäcker und auch vielen Restauranten muss man oft Bar zahlen--aber wenn man keinen deutschen Bankkonto hat, kann man fast nirgendwo mit Karte zahlen. Mindestens in meiner Erfahrung--vielleicht habe ich nur Pech 😂🙃
Great to hear about your positive experiences. I pretty much had the same hair cut small talk in Chinese in Taiwan a year or so ago
Is there a German citizenship test? If so I think you should do it
Morgan Bruce of course there is. What do you think? Other countries let anybody in just like that? Oh wait.. well except you’re from Syria
Ali von Cloude thought it was a stupid question. Just never heard of one
Morgan Bruce almost every country has one
Yes there is, my mum had a look at the questions once and some of them are just really stupid questions like "your daughter wants to move in with a guy you disapprove of. What do you do?" And the multiple choice answers are like "you disown her", "you threater him/both of them/just her", "you make her move back home" or "she is her own person and it's not up to you" and I'm just here like...are these real questions?
fairy lights we already have an immigration problem with Muslims so it’s much stricter
I'm learning french because of you! Kickin' ass and taking names, Evan! Keep it up.
There are some beautiful cities in East Germany, so of you want to see, what other great living places you missed, check out Leipzig, Dresden, Weimar, Erfurt, Magdeburg, Rostock and Strahlsund ;)
*Stralsund ;) and Berlin is also in the east ;).
Dresden!
You are definitely someone that see things properly. Regard to the therapy, is crazy how spreaded that way of thinking is nowadays, and for me is something so natural to understand and to see the natural benefit of going to a therapy and improve as a human in a lot of aspects you are ignoring. I’m very curious and I’m looking forward to do it in the future.
okay not to kinkshame aber lass die brezeln in ruhe!
I love it when people are really excited about new skills or interests they have and they can't stop talking about it without smiling, it's so cute. I'm proud of you Evan!
Hallöchen! Ich habe in Dresden für ein Jahr gewohnt (jaaa der Osten) und jetzt ist mein Deutsch ziemlich gut (ich hoffe...ich studiere das an der Uni). Ich empfehle, dass du einmal Dresden besuchst (Dresden war genannt als 'Elbflorez' und sie ist eine ganz hübsche Stadt!) Ich empfehle auch, dass du eine EC Karte hast, weil das Leben in Deutschland mit EC einfacher ist 😂
Lucy Clarke 👏👏
Gutes Deutsch.
I'm learn a lot of english with your videos, thanks!
Warum München? Weil's schee is. especially at this time of the year, late summer early fall. I am interested what you will think about the wiesn (oktoberfest) when you actually live here during it, the novelty kind of wears off.
I adore Munich, I used to go every year and it never got boring. I hope you have a fantastic time in such a beautiful historic city
Are you gonna visit Vienna someday while you're in Munich?
I’ve been there before! I’m in Salzburg right now tho
@@evan and what about Graz? And what do you think about Austria in generall?
Absolutely fantastic video! I hope to do what you do eventual and found your video when looking for videos about the success of learning German with duolingo. Thanks and please keep them coming!!!
It's so awesome how you are living there and learning the language! :D It's easy to think and dream of doing stuff like this, but so hard to actually take action on it. It's really motivating to see someone going after big goals like this! ^_^
I love that I can still enjoy these more recent videos even though I have no interest in learning German
You are so inspiring to me, I want to learn Hebrew and eventually go to Israel.
Abbie I already learned Hebrew: „shalom“ that means tree.
Ayyy!!! That was my question!
Thanks for answering, I liked the bit about saying to yourself, "Well, I don't want to have wasted all this time researching" and then you push yourself to book the flight, find a place, etc.
I'd look into getting a debit card if you haven't! I live in the Netherlands, close to the German border, and I can usually "zahle mit Karte" there using my debit card. You might keep some cash around when it's not possible to use the debit caed, but generally I didn't need a credit card until I lived in England for a few months (where I suddenly couldn't use my debit card online)
I'm moving to Stuttgart in January and you're shaming me into practicing German more, you're so motivated! These videos are really making me look forward to moving!
What did the German say at the KFC restaurant?
Can i become a Hamburger please! #2JokesInOne
my German friend at McDonalds: I become french fries.
This series has been so motivating already I am v excited for your next videos
Ich bin wirklich stolz auf dich Evan! Freu mich sehr! 👍 Wie kommst du auf diese schräge Ideen Wörter zu beschreiben? 😂
I love that you feel like you've found yourself again, representing yourself again. You've done the abnormal & momentarily uprooted yourself. I'm trying to get back to who I am, & it's encouraging seeing someone else find themselves by following what they love. P.S. I grew up in southern NJ & find your speech pattern v comforting
So you like puns that work bilingual?
Wie nennt man einen Mexikaner ohne Auto?
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Frechheit xD
I haven’t spoken German since I was at school but I understood that and laughed. Nice job!
Brilliant
Haha I love your Videos! 💛
I'm from Munich so if you want some insider informations about it I'm the pro 😂😂😂
Enjoy your stay in good old Munich 😊
I’m German and about the stupid cash situation I’m totally with you. But it’s not that bad as you say, most major places accept credit card and a lot of places accept Girocard (a German debit card system). I need about 40€ in cash a month, for the rest I mostly pay with visa, MasterCard or in some cases my girocard.
I agree confidence is what is needed! I had to call an ambulance yesterday in Deutsch, the man kept on yelling at me "WAS IST DIE STRASSE NAME?!?!1?!" and I kept on yelling the Strasse Name back :D
when you said "vegan" it actually sounded more similar to "wiegen" than when you actually tried to pronounce "wiegen" xD
Your excitement over not needing someone to translate is how I felt the first time I was able to converse in ASL without needing to ask for the person to repeat themselves. It’s a great feeling!!
When you mentioned Schatzi I was over here like, “hey that’s my dog’s name!” I at least know how to say sweetheart in German lol
i went to germany in july with an orchestra group and we accidentally had a day in munich city center on the same day as pride. so that was my first pride experience wow what a time. i only brought €80 in cash and boy that did not last me long. i thought it was so interesting that in germany they were bigger on cash rather than credit card. thoroughly enjoy euros better than dollars, would recommend. hope you’re enjoying munich!!
editing's alright weird German boy....
I totally agree with you on the topic of therapy. It's awesome. Anyone can benefit from that.
I'm seeing a theraphist at the moment, because I need to in order to get estrogen, but it's nice to go there anyways. Most of the time we didn't even talk about gender, but just general things going on in my life and things I struggle with. It's just so refreshing to have someone to talk about anything and everything that's weighing on you at the moment. Plus you learn a lot about yourself, how your mind works, and how you can use that knowledge to live in more peace with your own mind.
If I had a nickel for every move you made I could move myself
Regarding the last question, I absolutely agree with your answer. It was really hard for my parents to understand me moving to the UK BOTH times, but it's something I knew I had to do. They could either get on board, or get cut out.
The bilingual puns are next level
Yes.. London is more expensive. But Munich is one of the most expensive in Germany... Or Hamburg and Frankfurt. I am from Munich (Schwabing). But I moved 2002 to Stuttgart (near of). Munich was to expensive to rent a apartment and pay your own car with an average salery. But I miss my home city 😭😭😭😭 ❤️ München. People are so friendly, multicultural.... Yes, live quality is high
Ironically, a lot of Germans have no clue about Munich. If there's one place in Bavaria where you can literally grow up without having a bavarian accent, it's Munich.
Broccoli Slingshot Int. Wenn man an dem Punkt is, wo man als Münchner Kindl gejudged wird wenn man kein Bayrisch kann.
Love the bilingual puns, love the little vocab cards, gutes video.
PART OF THAT LITTLE BILINGUAL NICHE GROUP WHO GETS THOSE PUNS!! 🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️
That's so cool of you to be brave enough to move to Germany just to learn a language you wanted to learn. Plus, if you do a meet and greet you're closer to me now :) (if I ever get the money to come to Munich)