10 Things That You Should Never Do In Germany!! ㅣGerman Don't Wear Clothes??
Вставка
- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- World Friends Facebook
👉 / 100090310914821
Today 10 thing that you should never do in Germany!!
Hope you enjoy it!
DE Tara @tara_wck
US Nessa @nessanoel
CH Annie
NL Jara @jara._.fiddie
BE Olivia @olivanroij
AT Carmen @_carrrrrmen_
#guess #nationality #europe #germanic #germany #swiss #netherlands #belgium #dutch #german #austria
One time I wrote with a Japanese guy and I told him that I will have birthday, soon. He was like "Congrats!" and I told him "Nono! That's bad luck here in Germany!" and he apologized so much.
As a german I can't believe how she as a german doesn't know the right numbers for the Pfandsystem. Multi use beer bottle: 8c, multi use beer bottle with "Bügel": 15c; bigger multi use glas bottles 15c; all one time use bottles or cans 25c; and new since 2024, even milk drinks in plastic that contain at least 50% milk: 25c
Entspann dich
Halt auch falsch bei uns glas 7c alles andere 25c
@@juma.1337 wenn man keine ahnung hat einfach mal fresse halten. op hat recht
@@To0chilled top wenn ich wieder zum rewe gehen und meine Flaschen abgeben sag ich einfach dem Mitarbeiter Bescheid so ein random auf yt hat kommentiert das die Pfand preise falsch sind
@@juma.1337 Wenn der Rewe in Deutschland ist, dann solltest du das machen. Google doch mal die Pfandtabelle.
I believe that eye contact while toasting has its origins in the Middle Ages, possibly even going back to ancient times! Particularly in aristocratic circles, there was always competition for dominance - even among family members - and so it was not uncommon for assassinations to take place in order to get competitors out of the way! Poison attacks in which the poison was mixed into drinks were particularly popular! If the cups were now filled to the brim, the drinks poured from one drinking vessel into the other when they were clinked - if one of the cups had contained poison, both drinks would have been poisoned! By looking into the eyes you wanted to check whether one of the people showed signs of nervousness (sweat on the forehead, a nervous, uncontrolled twitching of the face, restless shifting back and forth on the chair or even an excuse not to drink anymore or me have to say goodbye), which made this person suspicious as a potential assassin - too bad when everyone had a perfect poker face!!!😂
"No croatians, just germans" i personally don't like these kind of beaches, but if people are allow to wear no clothes in a area i'm not the one who's gonna say to them to be dressed 😂
I don't like them neither, I visited Croatia several times and these nudist beaches are everywhere, when you walk along sea, you can't avoid them and they just illegally stole that land by putting some "nudist only" sign there, they have no right to occupy these places. When you want to avoid those overcrowded beaches, you walk few hundred m, then you are happy that you found really nice place and you turn your head and you see giant fat whale on rock with ugly little penis and you run out of there, I hate it.
In Catalonia, on the Costa Brava, the naked people on the beaches are almost exclusively Catalans. I haven't met any Germans there yet, but I have met some French people. In Catalonia, you can be naked on almost every beach and people like to do it. Young people as well as old people.
4:20 i think way more important is the "keep right" law. Yes its actually a law to always use the rightmost lane on the Autobahn. Its to keep traffic going, as you are only allowed to overtake somone on the left you have to always use the rightmost lane you can use, most of the time thats Trucks going around 80 km/h and the second lane is often the slower public so that the faster ones can overtake them on the left. I have seen quite a few Tourist or cars from other countries driving on the leftmost lane or the middle lanes even though every other lane is empty. Dont be that person, it can happen really quickly that the autobahn is getting busier and in that case you might end up beeing the cause for a traffic jam.
Also there is a beautiful German name for those who don't stick to this rule: Mittelspurenschleicher! 😂
Some things i want to clarify:
Dont pass a vehicle on the right is correct but it applies to all streets in germany even though there are exceptions. One of these exeption are city highways with two or more lanes wher you are allowed to pass on both sides to keep the traffic on both lanes ven and fluid. in general you have to drive on the most right free lane where there is no obstacle. and you can only pass an obstacle on the left side. Also there is a signifcantly bigger part of the Autobahn with no speed limit then mentioned here. and it can be one any number of lanes starting from two.
Eye contact and saying sheers was from medieval times wher if someone you drank wiht poisoned your drink it was believed that they cannot look in the eyes without you noticing. Her example with bad sex seems to be a family or local tradition at least i dont know that.
Du and Sie are not impolite or polite they are formal and the rules for using them is actualy very similar to the rules in english with using sir or maam or with your introduction to letters. eg. To whom it may concern as a formal and just Hi as informal. So as a rule of thumb if you would use a formal greeting if you adress the perosn in front of you ina letter use Sie and if you can just say Hi in a letter you can say du.
Ruhezeit is not as strict enforced as it may seem. It basically just is a way to let people rest after a long day in appropriate ours and to gove them the option to legally have a basis to report someone who is juist way to noisy as in he just strat hammering at 2 am in his room. Of course you can go to concerts that go past thta time, or visit Restaurants clubs and parties. if you have a bbq with some music on in your garden after 10pm normaly you would not begetting a visit from the police. the biggest Problems are normaly in big appartment blocks, when neighbors hate each other or in certain distircist with poor people. (Not to attack on poor or poorer peole just a fact.)
So Sauna and Beaches: There are three main sauna types in germnay: Where everyone is mixed and naked (sometimes only for people 18+), the one that usualy is like that but has special men and women days where they are separated and admittedly the minprity with textils on. The first one is most of the time really not problematic because, their is staff that has the power to ban people if they misbehave, if children are allowed they are definitely not allowed to go without a parent and phones and other devices are strictly regulated or straight out forbidden.
The FKK Beaches are most often found on the coast to the baltic and nordic sea, there are part of the beacches marked through signs where you have to be naked to stay, if you are a guest. (Like if someone sells Ice cream on the beach he doesnt have ot get naked beffore selling there just to get dressed again.) I would disagree that it has to do with old people getting old and then suddelny liking it it is more like the current old generation grew up with this. I did too juts like the rest of my family and friendgroup coming from the northern part of germany. (I am 20) So we dont have aproblem with it. it is differnt to the Sauna beacuse not the majority of them are FKKbut you can find them more often and in general that public find it at most odd.
Hope that clears up some things and if you ahve any real questions about the stuff i am happy to answer.
I think it's a generalization, that german people suddenly enjoy nudism, as they get older. If you're not used to it from an early age on, it's more unlikely, that you will start with it, as you get older. The thing is, that older generations are more used to it, they already did this as children, maybe with their own parents. Especially when you're from east germany. Nudism was a big thing in the GDR, but way less common in west germany. And that didn't really change, when germany was reunified. So you might see more older people at nudist beaches, but that's because a lot of them might have an east german background, and they were raised that way. But times change, and nudism isn't as fashionable for younger generations, as it used to be. And that's why you find less young folks in those places. Younger generations don't have the same innocent and natural view at nudity, because they tend to sexualize more, if you think of all the pornography today, so they are more shamed about nudity. Nudity in saunas is a different story. That was always very common everywhere in germany (and it still is), and it has to do with hygienic rules, less to do with nudist culture. I personally don't know anyone who's into nudism, or goes to nudist places. I know people who go to saunas, but even this is something that makes me feel uncomfortable. I always declined invitations to saunas, by neighbours or friends, because it would feel awkward to me. Accidently meeting a coworker at the sauna (which might happen) would be my nightmare. XD By the way, it's forbidden to wear clothes at nudist beaches, because the people who wear clothes at these places are usually the creeps, who are just there to stare. Also interesting: Nudity is less of a problem in germany, because nudity is less sexualized here, compared to other cultures. That's why it's not really a problem to see nudity on TV here, as long as there's no sexual action or context. Not all nudity is meant to be pornographic. Theoretically you could take a walk in the city all nude, without getting in trouble with the law. As long as you don't directly molest people, you can do what you want. Of course it's very unusual, people might stare and laugh, but most likely there would be no outrage or shocked reactions, but amusement. XD Worst thing that could happen is, that places might show you the door. Similar to the "no shoes, no shirt, no service" - thing in the US. Of course nothing of that means that everyone in germany feels comfortable with being nude around other people. I certainly don*t. It's a very personal thing and depends on the individual. We're just more tolerant about it, and accept that others like it.
Agree. I have friends that go to the sauna or a nude beach almost every week. And then I have friends who have been to neither in their whole life 😅 The former were brought up with it, the latter were not brought up with it.
When I was younger, I never went to a nude beach. I was very, very prudish. It wasn't until I was 28 and I moved to Spain (Catalonia). There, it's allowed on every beach and younger people do it, and of course older people do it. So one day I thought, why not try it yourself? After all, it's even more normal in Catalonia than in Germany. Since then, I've done it more often and there's really nothing wrong with it.
Iirc you can't just walk around naked everywhere. That is "Erregung öffentlichen Ärgernisses".
But about nude beaches: I do think, that more old people use them, but I don't think it is because of sexualisation, but because of body image. But even on not nude beaches it became quite common to not wear bikini tops, since that is now allowed. And that is something mostly young people do.
The deposit on bottles and cans is not correct. It is not 10 cents. It is 8 cents for glass beer bottles with a crown cap, 15 cent for reusable water and soda bottles and beer bottles with a spring lock, and it is 25 cent for one-way bottles. There is no deposit however on wine bottles, sparkling wine bottles and hard liquor bottles.
thanks, was looking for that comment
Kein hate jetzt aber finds so lustig wie alle deutschen hier ihre vollste deutsche Seite zeigen und jetzt die kleinsten Dinge korrigieren wollen😂
That formal "sie" in Germany is very easy going tho.
A person i think is in my age i would always say "du" and people younger and a little bit older too.
Just people with authority and way older people you say "sie" as formal form of "you"
Well, that's how it works until you leave school or maybe university/Ausbildung but afterwards - being in your twenties - you will meet a lot of people your age, who won't accept a "Du" coming from any person they don't know
It's weird, I am past 40 and male supermarket staff would often use the informal "du" with me (at least the lower ranks), but then I might not have a very formal appearance.
@@Ph34rNoB33r it very much depends on the area (large cities tend to be more informal) and, as you suppose, who's talking to whom. So basically: context matters! So it's quite normal for start-up environments to use "du" amongst all coworkers for instance, but not necessarily if you work at an insurance company
As a 40 year old guy from Hessen young adults always adress me with 'Du' and I don't really mind even if I would prefer the formal 'Sie' in general from people I don't even know. But what I really hate is when those young people talk to me in slang like 'Kollege', 'Brudi', Digga' in conjunction with 'vallah' and some other youth words. :D
@@Sasha-xv6do digga...aber warum denn Brudi, valla ich schwör?
Can't see how that would annoy anyone 😅
A8 from Munich to Salzburg is mostly 2 lane but it has no speed limit and it’s 60% no limit actually and the most important thing keep right you are only allowed to go left if you want to overtake and you are not allowed to run out of fuel on the highway
I envy Ruhezeit badly :D
Sounds like heaven to me. Where I live, there is a bar next door an every weekend becomes a nightmare. My parents whom are in their 70s cannot withstand the ruckus.
57% of the Autobahn has no speed limit. And they have curves too (for examlpe the A4)
Mostly speed limits are near cities or in general on parts with more traffic
The Nudist stuff started in germany with industrialization. There was was a counter movement back to nature. And nudism is a part of it. I don't think it is very common. But more common than in other cultures. You can get used to it pretty quick.
The older person has to offer the du . If you’re younger you shouldn’t ask if you can change to the du .
I would add the person with the higher status like if you are forty and your boss is twenty he can offer the du
Actually the Germans love FKK (free body culture) because it was invented in the DDR and the people loved the freedom they got by taking their clothes off at the beach. Many old people are reminding themselves when they were younger or their parents where young, they had not a lot of freedom in the DDR so they just appreciate this little thing and kept it as a tradition (sorry my English isn't that well. It's a lot more easier to explain it in German)
Not sure if this is actually a DDR thing?? My Parents and grandparents used to do this all the time and it was popular in my age as well ... Bavaria, already since the 50ties and I heard this has even older roots, like 19th century?
Nearly all stores were also closed in the US for decades up until the early 1970's.
There is basically quiet time in US neighborhoods and apartments. You make a lot of noise after 10pm, the cops will come to your door. The American girl seems to not have experienced mush of the country yet perhaps outside of her parents control.
Actually young Germans also like the FKK (nude) beaches or just bathing nude at a lake. It depends a lot on your peer group I guess
14:20 belgium does have nude beaches , cant remember exactly where it was but i think around koksjide/ bredene? we came across one
In Bredene
3:30 As a matter of fact - it is exactly like that in most countries, it's just not enforced everywhere. Take the USA for example - most US americans think that overtaking on the right is allowed which is true for a small number of states, however in most states it is actually not allowed (the rules vary by state).
8:15 "you" is actually the formal form, not informal as most people think. You is the equivalent of the German "ihr" (2. person plural). The informal "du" does exist in english as well - it's called "thou". However - that word has basically vanished from everyday english. It only appears in poetic writing these days - and of course in old texts.
Well if we go by modern standards than you ist du ihr and plural sie
isn't the formal you ''thee''?
15:11 yeah, it's the same with birthdays in Switzerland..
14:30 correction, there is a nudist beach in the Flemish town of Bredene. But it's the only one in Belgium. I've never been there
I started saunaing at age of 15 or 16.... I don´t consider this as old. Now, decades later, you would probably call me old.
Yes, you just need to be fine with bodies per se and yourself, feel the nature, freedom, that is nothing about age
1:19 Wrong, it's 8 and 15 cent for beer bottles, 15 cent for reuseable bottles and 25 cent for cans and plastic bottles.
Carmen looks quite a bit like my Grandma Reischl (maiden name Mawes, pronounced "Mayves") when she was young, which I suppose makes sense, since we came to the US from Bayern, and Carmen is from Österreich. She even sounds like her when she speaks, very similar accents.
The eye contat thing, I think this is different in Germany, at least in Franconia (Northern part of Bavaria) this is not at all a thing
The pfand system will change in 2024 and except for glass (8ct) everything else sold in plastic bottles or metal cans has a pfand of 25ct. Exceptions from pfand are wine and hard liquor.
She said some parts wrong about the Autobahn - most parts of the Autobahn have no speed limit (70%), but we have an advised speed limit of 130kph when there is no speed limit sign on the Autobahn. Being faster than 130kph will not cause you a ticket, but in the case of an accident even if it was dry weather etc. they will check if would have been able to avoid the accident if you have followed the suggested speed of 130kph. If that is the case the insurance won't pay all damages and you count as partly guilty for the accident. Another thing she failed to explain is the general rule by law to use the right side of the road. You should use the right lane and only change to a more left lane to pass other cars and then return to the right lane, but you can stay in a more left lane for a longer time if the right lane is mostly full. Trucks (all vehicles above 3.5to) have to always use the right lane, can't go faster than 80kph and are only allowed to use the left lane to pass if they can do it in 45s. The same rules are for buses and cars with trailers only that they have a speed limit of 100kph. If the Autobahn has more than 2 lanes trucks, buses and cars with trailers are not allowed to use the most left lane.
That about bad luck when crossing the glasses (hands) is the same in Germany with glasses and when you greet someone, too. And just a about keeping eye contact. You not only have to keep eye contact when you cheer, you have to keep eye contact when you talk to someone. Not keeping eye contact is seen as rude. Keeping eye contact in Germany is important, because many thing work non verbal, just a nod or when driving giving okay 'I've seen you you can cross the street' between driver and pedestrian etc.
Quiet time is from midnight to 6 in the morning and if it's a high holiday like Easter or Christmas it is the whole day. Sunday is quiet time to, not as strict, but trucks are not allowed to drive on a Sunday or a public holiday. Normal public holidays are like Sundays. Quiet time outside of those times are city rules. For example a spa town can have additional quiet time from noon to 3pm, to keep the town quiet for their guests. And if you live in a rental, the landlord is able to define quiet time for the rental complex, too.
FKK (nudism (free body culture)) is not only at beaches and it's not only old people. Everywhere can be an area where FKK is allowed. For example in the English Garden in the center of Munich are areas for FKK with people of all ages and there are literally clothed people walking through the area and there are no fences. Munich alone has dozens of FKK areas and even if there is no FKK in most places only the bottom of a bathing suit is required. There are hotels and camp grounds that are nudist only. Sauna is always nude and the towel is not to cover yourself but to sit on or you get burned on the hot Sauna benches. Outside the Sauna cabin most people use a bathrobe or wrap a towel around to keep themselves warm after the heat of the Sauna. Most Saunas are mixed, but there are some that offer options to separate by gender - for example a few hours only access for women or they have separate areas. BTW keeping your clothes (bathing suit) like it is done it the USA is unhealthy, because you can't really sweat and the clothes evaporate chemicals in the high temperatures. There are studies about it.
Netherland and Indonesia Wowwww
The biggest thing you should never do in Germany which was not mentioned is, anything pertaining to Nazi symbolism.
Ich glaube die hat noch nie selber Flaschen weggebracht ^^
The "du" and "sie" in germany is pretty hard for me especially at work. Because we have 2 type of management styles. First is authoritative and cooperative. As you guessed in the authorative you the boss won't accept you to call him "du" it is always "sie" in the formal way. All jobs I had before where authorative and then I got into an cooperative. It was like a second family everyone talked the same way to each other and if you had a problem with the boss you could just say it like "don't you think it's better if i do this or that first instead of what you told me?" and you can talk about it. It took me month to call my boss by the first name instead of the last name and she got mad about it when i keep going the formal way but I was used to it, it felt wrong to call my bass by the name and call him "du". 😅
Maintain eye contact. Don’t look down.
We do have one nude beach in Belgium, I'm surprised she didn't know because it's pretty (in)famous.
I just leave my pfand in my hotel room as a tip for the cleaning staff.
an american admireing how "new" things are in berlin has something weird about it :P
The city is **full** of new buildings, in the center, in the quaters, in the suburbs. Berlin is booming, really a phenomen.
Not as all as most Americans are taught that all buildings are very old in Germany and Europe in general.
@@pep590 feel like youa re missing what im hinting at :P
America has had soda can and bottle deposits since at least the 1980s. The only thing is that it's only 5¢. In places like NYC you will see homeless people collecting them.
Glass bottle returns like for Coke or Pepsi were a big thing in the 1950's % 60's as well. Then many places stopped.
In the Netherlands and Germany you will see the same.
Have to say that homeless people in Germany look way less rough tho.
America airports are round the clock 24 hrs
Im a German and I was in a club and there was the trainer an di didn't know if should say du or sie so I was like. I should call her sie. There werent many times in called her in second Person and in those times I always muffled it a bit because I wasn't sure about it. One day I say something and call her sie and forget the muffle it a bit and she is like" stop call me du. Ok carry on" and it was in front of many le5because it was a general question. It was very embarrassing... So be careful and muffle if you're not sure.
Approximately 70% of the German autobahn network has no speed limit.
Well, with the highways full and all the trucks, you still usually can't drive that fast. Just the other day I saw a Lamborghini that was only able to keep up with the flow of vehicles at 110 km/h. The driver had probably hoped for something different...
Small correction here: Not SOME of the autobahn is without speedlimit, it is round about 60%... Correct: Most of the autobahn or round about half of the autobahn is without speedlimit.
@@Slippy6582 and plenty of sections with only 2 lanes that aren’t totally straight too.
And those parts of the highway that are without speedlimit are more often than not (At least in the Ruhrgebiet) occupied by construction sites which lower the max speed drastically. Often times to 100 or even 80.
@@JF1908xThere are some extra curvy sections or steep parts that have speed limits because of their geometry (ie, for safety reasons). But most sections with speed limits are the more busy sections, where a speed limit enables more uniform and smoother traffic and thus enable a higher more traffic without causing traffic jams. Limiting the speed on busy sections also reduces accidents there. The same idea applies to busy interchanges and tunnels.
Then there are also some sections where reducing traffic noise is the reason for a speed limit.
@3:43 she says "but it's actually just parts of some highways"
3:16 And as soon as German drivers hit Dutch roads, where we have exactly the same system, they all keep driving in the middle lane...
I like being nude and I'm 21, it's not just old people. Why would you hate it? It feels so freeing and you won't have tanning lines
You use "Du" in German in following cases:
-Children
-Relatives
-Friends or people you are close with
-Drunken people
-God
All other cases, especially officials, strangers, cop -> "Sie".
Hi
On the point of formality, I was thinking about the UK and whilst it is just “you” there is the formal and informal address of someone’s first name. You would ask “may I call you Ken” or “please, call me Ken” for Kenneth when talking with someone with a longer name so that does exist to a degree.
The you US actually the formal Version.
In older days U Had the informal thou
U will Here it in Shakespeare and other literture
If I "Germanicize" my last name for my simself (The Sims), does von Rijtkn sound anything inapproariate in either Dutch or German? 🤔🧐Whether or not it's true, my father has told me that our 🇫🇮 surname is of 🇩🇪 German origin.
I'm from the US and the 10pm-6am quiet is crazy to me but sometimes I'd sure love to have that. But it also seems really strict, like what if it's a holiday or special occasion or what if someone's work schedule means they can only do things at home during the night? Also the nudism is also strange, I think there are some nude beaches here but they're private and I have no idea who goes there. Some women go topless at Miami Beach but even that's technically illegal.
As a Persian, life just starts for us after 10PM😅. I think it's the same for you Americans as well unless all American movies are lying😂
There are rules for everything in Germany. You have a certain contingent of days per year in which you may BBQ and party into the night without any repercussions (most people don't really care as long as it isn't too often, the law just exists so that there is a legal handling if it causes conflict. Otherwise things run on "where there is no witness there is no judge"
The reason is pretty simple: population density. US 97 per square mile, Germany 617 per square mile.
In Switzerland it is even illegal to flush your toilet after 10pm. I am not making this up.
@@tangente00 it is in Germany too if you live in an apartment block
imagina uma praia de nudismo pro povão do Brasil 😂😂😂 a mrd que ia dar
With so many beaches along the Brazilian coast, there is certainly room for a number of nudist areas or clothes-optional sections. I mean, some of the skimpier Brazilian bikinis don't really cover much skin anyways.
@@MooseOnEarth Pode parecer estranho mas no Brasil, apesar dos bikinis serem pequenos, existe uma diferença enorme entre isso e estar pelado 😂 até mesmo topless... tem áreas para nudismo, mas nas praias comuns, as pessoas usam roupas mesmo kakak
Yes, Germans are all nacked, when it's possible. We are Babarians! We also have big Axes and Swords at home, cause you never know, when the next War against the Romans starts! 😂😂😂🎉
5:38 Da ist ja einfach der Dave und nicht einmal verlinkt?
Where's Britain?
It's not true that only old people practice nudism, there are just fewer and fewer young people. In my youth, it was never a problem whether someone was naked or not; I see it more as today's young people are no longer as open as they were in the 80s.
Hi ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi
Dangerous the Autobahn is to force someone to overtake because you sit fix on the 2. lane instead of go right where it is free.
Thats why there’s a law that you HAVE to use the the rightmost lane if it’s empty. Punishments for breaking the law are high enough that almost everyone follows it.
Only if there’s lots of traffic you can go further left, like if you would have to overtake a car/truck every minute or so
Safety is actually the reason why it is forbidden to pass on the right. You simply have a much better overview while driving when the fast cars only pass on one side.
By the way, you're not allowed to drive on the left all the time. If the right lane is so clear that you can drive there for at least 20 seconds without changing lanes, you have to drive there. Otherwise there can also be a fine for driving on the left
so they are in Korea and that's why they say 'like in Korea'. It would have been nice if this would have been explained upfront...
Make a habit of educating yourself while online. If you go to information of this channel you see it's a Korean channel.
I am also a pal from india.
This part about Germans liking to be naked has always been very strange for me as a Brazilian, in 2022 I went to Peru and in the Hostel room the Germans were changing completely naked even in a room with 5 other random people who they had never seen in their lives, while at the same time that I found it weird, I found this lack of inhibition with the nude interesting.
Yeah it is strange to me as an American too. What's funny though is that in the US, I think there's some really private nude beaches (I have no idea who goes there and where they are, there's maybe some sketchy stuff going on), the only nudity I've seen on the beach is in Miami and the stereotype is that it's Brazilian women without their tops on 😂I think it's illegal but the police don't care as long as you're not fully nude.
If it's room for changing cloths, it's mostly separate for man and woman and it is completely normal to be naked there in Europe. How you want to do it when you visit big swimming pool or aquapark? I also don't like it, but it is how it is, some places have private cabins, but not everywhere there is space for them and you would have to wait in line to get there and I am Czech, we don't wait in lines, that's communism for us.
This is not a German phenomenon. The French and Spanish have the same attitude towards nudity.
Everyone is nude under their clothes 🤷♂️
It's not like you're seeing something abnormal there 😅
What do you think how people in professional sports shower after the game? Everybody in his or her own little cabin and then putting on close there separately?
🇰🇭?
Ja, Hamburgerin, erwähnt sie im Video "Wortvergleiche"
Is it true that all trees are numbered in Germany? They may not have real numbers on them, but is there a some kind of a database to monitor the trees?
@@ruslank4028 Yes, we call it die Baumnummerierungsdatenbank der Republik Deutschland
Don't let the previous speaker fool you.
The fact that it is officially called the Federal Republic and not just the Republic shows that this database does not exist.
Where trees are recorded has primarily to do with who the tree belongs to.
The majority of forests in Germany are tree farms and not natural forests. These trees therefore belong to a private individual or a company, which of course keeps records of which trees are on their land; it is, after all, their commodity.
In nature reserves, the federal state is responsible for recording the trees.
Trees that are not on a tree farm or a nature reserve but, for example, on a village square, in your garden or similar, are managed by the municipality.
Lists that collect all of these trees and list them uniformly are not official, but are usually created by NGO nature conservation associations or by researchers for their research.
@@Naanhanyrazzu it was obviously a joke 🤦♂️
My city numbered the trees along the road, the ones they are responsible for. But I think that's more for documentation/administration, so that they can tell the workers like "some branch of tree 286x46 is too low above the road, cut some free space". No need to guess which one was meant with potential for mistakes.
@@Naanhanyrazzu Die deutscheste Antwort, die möglich ist.
An American whose opinion of Germany is Berlin. Painfully accurate unfortunately.
It's not just Americans, a lot of people picture Berlin when they first hear the word Germany.
@@rex_8618 nobody said it was just Americans
America is better than Germany in everything.
Berlin is not always the first thing people think of. Japanese would often know Heidelberg and a few castles in the South of Germany. Maybe add Frankfurt am Main because that's the airport where many arrive (also the city has a decent amount of Japanese population, not as many as Düsseldorf, but Düsseldorf airport has no direct flights to Japan).
Also the part of German culture that sells well in Japan is pretty much stereotypical Bavarian.
Sorry Berlin, but the slogan "arm aber sexy" (poor but sexy) doesn't work that well.
@@Ph34rNoB33r you’re trying to educate someone from Germany 🤦♂️
The swiss girl does not belong to that group.
Why you say that?
WHAT?? 💀
@@Veronikas_K45look at her 💀
@@JeffKorverthat doesn't explain anything. After "looking at her" I still don't understand your point (and doubt there is any)
@@sanipine you can't tell that she's not swiss? Look at her skin.
the video starts with her knowing the correct pfand-values. this has to be fake shes not even german. 10c for bottles i can accept but her now knowing cans are 25c is unbelievable. i stopped watching right then and there
I think that qas changed like iwas sure before i brought away cans recebtly they are 15 c. Btw. we did not buy cans so yeah.
@@ouroborus6951 it has not changed. cans have always been 25c since they implemented the "Einwegpfand".
@ouroborus6951 15c is for beer bottles with Bügelverschluss, glass milk bottles, glass joghurt glasses, and other glass specialty bottles that are reused.
@@To0chilled guess i I knew it wrong then jst liek she had xD
I haven't lived in Germany for 3 years and just got the prices mixed up, cut me some slack lol
When we think of Germany, we all think the same thing. Stop lying
@@tam6838 great beers?
@@JF1908x yeah buddy
America is better than Germany in everything.
What?
Stop lying, who Pinocchio?
Why the Switzerland and the Belgian not white like the others?
@@achmadiid8644 what a bizarre question to ask
@@JF1908x why Bizarre? Switzerland and Belgian are white as i know
Its simpel. Immigration!
Because there are non White people there as well, due to migration.
And it's neither bad, nor punishable by law...not even in Germany (and we have lots of laws and rules)
My channel is better😅😅😅
Sure XD
I love it how the GERMAN in her first sentence proves that she not really knows a lot about Germany!
Reusable beer bottles are 8 Cents Pfand, Reusable bottles with clip closure are 15 Cents, everything non-reusable INCLUDING CANS is 25 Cents.
Don't need to watch the rest of the video when it starts like that!
Mein Gott, ich lebe seit 3 Jahren nicht mehr in Deutschland, da kann man doch mal die Pfand Preise durcheinander bringen. Was sind denn alle so böse darüber meine Güte.
@@Tara-vr3xp Wer ist denn böse? Ich wollte das für unsere ausländischen Freunde nur klarstellen.