Also yes, we have many homonyms in German which can be really frustrating for foreigners 🥺 Here are some well known ones that are good to know: umfahren = to drive around something umfahren = to run over/knock something down Der Weg = the road/ the way weg = to be gone Die Steuer = tax Das Steuer = the wheel 🛞 Der Bienenstich = a sweet bakery 🍰 Der Bienenstich = to be stung by a bee 🐝 („Biene“ means bee) Die Erde = the world 🌎 Die Erde = the ground Die Decke = blanket Die Decke = the ceiling
i learned german for 2 years in 2014 and i forgot mostly everything. i feel so bad. but now that i watched this video, you helped me remember that every word is familiar to me.
Wie viel Uhr ist es? - How much o'clock is it? Es ist 2 Uhr. - It is 2 o'clock? That question is totally fine and normal, but I prefer Wie spät ist es? - literally: How late is it. Or most informal just "Hey, Hana, wie spät?" ^^
THANK YOU for posting another German video!!! I totally get it that you are nervous speaking another language but you are doing such a great job and nobody expects perfection, at least I don’t! 😄👏🏼☺️
Im a native German and Gen Z and even I thought Tschüß can be written both with ss and ß. I know they’re not interchangeable in most cases but for Tschüss as a person from the north I thought the ss and ß would indicate the pace and stressing of the word. Tschüss in Hamburg has a short ü sound and you stress the ss, so I thought whenever you’d wanna indicate you are using the long form stressing the ü, you’d use ß, since whatever vowel comes before an ß is usually a long one 😂 So it’d be tschüsssss and tschüüüüüß 😂
Loving the german language videos! Please keep doing them 🎉 (And fyi in swiss standard german taught in schools in Switzerland you actually don’t even learn to use the ẞ. Just double s all the way, which is nicer imo 😅)
If you are not certain what to use, you can check in the „Duden“ which is the German version of the Cambridge / Oxford dictionary I think. The „ß“ is actually a placeholder for the letters „sz“ and is therefore sharper pronounced than the softer version double s. 😊
"das Mädchen" is a diminutive of "die Maid" which is an ancient word for woman i guess, and isnt really used anymore. if you add -chen to a word it kinda makes the thing smaller, and also turns it into a grammatical neutrum, hence _das_ Mädchen.
i absolutely love the german videos, pleasee keep doing them!! also the ß and the ss used to be interchangeable up until around the year 2000, germany had a spelling revolution (“rechtschreibreform”) that changed the way a bunch of words were spelled and since then it’s technically considered wrong to use the ß in certain cases :) as a german i totally dont care as long as i understand the word, but just in case you care!
You did a great job! For „Mädchen“ try to pronounce the „d“ more, because you actually pronounced „Mädchen“ like „Märchen“ which is another German word! Märchen means fairytale, so that was kinda funny 😂
@@pamelaasmrI think it’s a brilliant idea! Even if you don’t know the languages I believe it would be a fun thing to learn along with you. Maybe you could take a word like „love“ or „peace“ and try to say it in a couple of different languages
Pamela, could you perhaps put a link to the Part 1 video in your description or as a pinned comment? I think it'd be good for traffic to your videos and get people who were going to watch this maybe wind up watching at least two of your videos - especially if the video is something like this where a niche audience might be searching for a series of videos for "How to Learn German"
Great video. When are you going to do the video involving you peeling a big orange without using a knife and using your fingers nails? Sorry for being so pushing
40:04 You are pronouncing Mädchen as Märchen - fairy tale. Mäd-chen. the -chen ending is quite common as it is used for diminutives. Katze . Kätzchen Haus . Häuschen Geschwister . Geschwisterchen (Geschwisti is very cute though ^^)
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Also yes, we have many homonyms in German which can be really frustrating for foreigners 🥺
Here are some well known ones that are good to know:
umfahren = to drive around something
umfahren = to run over/knock something down
Der Weg = the road/ the way
weg = to be gone
Die Steuer = tax
Das Steuer = the wheel 🛞
Der Bienenstich = a sweet bakery 🍰
Der Bienenstich = to be stung by a bee 🐝 („Biene“ means bee)
Die Erde = the world 🌎
Die Erde = the ground
Die Decke = blanket
Die Decke = the ceiling
I would translate „see you tomorrow morning“ to „bis morgen früh“. „früh“ means early!
i learned german for 2 years in 2014 and i forgot mostly everything. i feel so bad. but now that i watched this video, you helped me remember that every word is familiar to me.
Aw I’m glad!
Wie viel Uhr ist es? - How much o'clock is it?
Es ist 2 Uhr. - It is 2 o'clock?
That question is totally fine and normal, but I prefer
Wie spät ist es? - literally: How late is it.
Or most informal just "Hey, Hana, wie spät?" ^^
"Bittesehr" is the same as "Gern geschehen"but you can use "Bitte" as well
See you tomorrow morning is "Bis morgen früh" 😊
THANK YOU for posting another German video!!! I totally get it that you are nervous speaking another language but you are doing such a great job and nobody expects perfection, at least I don’t! 😄👏🏼☺️
Thank you!
Im a native German and Gen Z and even I thought Tschüß can be written both with ss and ß. I know they’re not interchangeable in most cases but for Tschüss as a person from the north I thought the ss and ß would indicate the pace and stressing of the word. Tschüss in Hamburg has a short ü sound and you stress the ss, so I thought whenever you’d wanna indicate you are using the long form stressing the ü, you’d use ß, since whatever vowel comes before an ß is usually a long one 😂
So it’d be tschüsssss and tschüüüüüß 😂
Kommst du zufällig aus Hamburg oder Umgebung? Wäre ein krasser Zufall
Loving the german language videos! Please keep doing them 🎉 (And fyi in swiss standard german taught in schools in Switzerland you actually don’t even learn to use the ẞ. Just double s all the way, which is nicer imo 😅)
Haha I guess that’s why my parents couldn’t explain it
If you are not certain what to use, you can check in the „Duden“ which is the German version of the Cambridge / Oxford dictionary I think.
The „ß“ is actually a placeholder for the letters „sz“ and is therefore sharper pronounced than the softer version double s. 😊
13:17 we would say „bis morgen früh“. Your pronounciation is so good ❤❤
Thank you!
Thank you for your videos, I'm always happy about an upload! You have such a calming and loving charisma💕
Aw thank you!
Haven't watched your videos in.a while, glad to watch them again.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome change of theme! “Thanks” in German 🤣
... so I guess just Danke!
"das Mädchen" is a diminutive of "die Maid" which is an ancient word for woman i guess, and isnt really used anymore. if you add -chen to a word it kinda makes the thing smaller, and also turns it into a grammatical neutrum, hence _das_ Mädchen.
i absolutely love the german videos, pleasee keep doing them!! also the ß and the ss used to be interchangeable up until around the year 2000, germany had a spelling revolution (“rechtschreibreform”) that changed the way a bunch of words were spelled and since then it’s technically considered wrong to use the ß in certain cases :) as a german i totally dont care as long as i understand the word, but just in case you care!
Oh interesting 🤔
❤❤ love this since I’m going to Germany next month :)
german is my mother tongue but i still love these
Thank you!
never thought marker pen writing could be a trigger, until now
I’m glad you liked it!
I'm ready to learn 🤓 most of my german comes from Rammstein im afraid to say 🤟
Its so much better with asmr 🤗
Thanks for watching!
@@pamelaasmr always glad to 🙏
You did a great job! For „Mädchen“ try to pronounce the „d“ more, because you actually pronounced „Mädchen“ like „Märchen“ which is another German word! Märchen means fairytale, so that was kinda funny 😂
Haha good to know!
Yay! So excited!
just in time for bedtime :D
Hello. I'm happy to be here.
(per your intro)
Can we get a learning Spanish video next please 🙏🏼🙏🏼
I don’t know any Spanish sorry 😂
As a German, you speak better than many natives i know
Wow thank you!
Yay!! I love language learning videos!
Your „ch“ in Mittwoch is brilliant!
Thank you!
will you be posting a vid of you speaking trigger words from various languages? 🙇
Idk I don’t speak any others
@@pamelaasmrI think it’s a brilliant idea! Even if you don’t know the languages I believe it would be a fun thing to learn along with you. Maybe you could take a word like „love“ or „peace“ and try to say it in a couple of different languages
Thanks for video 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks for watching!
❤
Pamela, could you perhaps put a link to the Part 1 video in your description or as a pinned comment? I think it'd be good for traffic to your videos and get people who were going to watch this maybe wind up watching at least two of your videos - especially if the video is something like this where a niche audience might be searching for a series of videos for "How to Learn German"
I do that a lot but I guess I forgot to on this one!
@@pamelaasmr no worries at all! just wanted to make sure you had it :) Love your videos by the way
Quite early this time
Great video.
When are you going to do the video involving you peeling a big orange without using a knife and using your fingers nails?
Sorry for being so pushing
I’m not doing that sorry
@@pamelaasmr please?
@@Rizzo450 please respect the fact that I’m not comfortable doing something.
@@pamelaasmr ok. Fair enough
@@Rizzo450 Why don't you back off and stop pestering the girl?? You sound like a creep.
early ❤ exited to watch the video! I always watch your videos before i go to sleep
Thanks for being here!
40:04 You are pronouncing Mädchen as Märchen - fairy tale.
Mäd-chen.
the -chen ending is quite common as it is used for diminutives.
Katze . Kätzchen
Haus . Häuschen
Geschwister . Geschwisterchen (Geschwisti is very cute though ^^)