Learn German - SLANG - Letter C

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  • Опубліковано 1 вер 2012
  • You wanna learn German? Or just German slang? Impress your friends and learn about German slang today! There is a great variety of slang words that exist in the German language and sometimes different slang is used in different regions of Germany and it might even differ depending on what people you're talking to.
    So if you don't know a slang word it might just not be used in your region of Germany. How about introducing it yourself to surprise your friends by showing off your German skills? Learn German slang and Get Germanized!
    This week: slang words starting with the letter C
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 77

  • @drewellis1458
    @drewellis1458 6 років тому +1

    We say both chillen and chillaxen here in the U.S. It became popular here about 20 years ago. People say call you and say "What's up?" And you respond "Nothing much Just chillin'."

  • @Monkey-Boy2006
    @Monkey-Boy2006 13 днів тому

    As always, amusing and educational!

  • @angelcabrera1460
    @angelcabrera1460 10 років тому +2

    in spanish, chavo is a slang for boy (and is pronounced the same as chabo)

  • @Passum
    @Passum 12 років тому

    That makes me feel much better hearing it come from a German citizen :) ! Germany looks like such a wonderful place! I shouldn't let anything come between us! Thank you! und keep posting these amazing videos!!

  • @tiautami143
    @tiautami143 10 років тому

    you are so funny and I like this video!

  • @dannythamilan7991
    @dannythamilan7991 9 років тому

    I am from srilanka its been six months in germany,u helped me a lot ,Thaks dude

  • @Georgie1996x
    @Georgie1996x 12 років тому

    Ignore all these negative comments, you were just expressing yourself. Good luck with your language study by the way.

  • @animalbar5
    @animalbar5 11 років тому

    British here, I've heard it used ironically as sort of a throw-back to the 80s, but I have heard it and people will understand you.

  • @silvertalon666
    @silvertalon666 12 років тому

    cool :) !

  • @TheAscratch
    @TheAscratch 11 років тому

    Ich bin 18 Jahre alt und komme aus England, und jetzt, dass die Abi Pruefungen vorbei sind, werde ich im September in Deutschland umziehen um da zu arbeiten :D ich muss mich voll vorbereiten und deine Videos gefallen mir so sehr :D Ich schreibe sie auf und versuche sie zu lernen :D ich bin aber nervos, dass mein Deutsch vielleicht nicht gut genug sein wird :/ ich freue mich aber so sehr darauf :D

  • @mew19forever
    @mew19forever 12 років тому

    wow! i am amazed that German and Spanish share some words ^-^ thank you for answering my question as i was so curious :)

  • @CarroLeenah
    @CarroLeenah 10 років тому +1

    Man, du hast ein bärenstarkes Zimmer! *-*

  • @silvertalon666
    @silvertalon666 12 років тому

    thankyou very much for understanding that! i appreciate that comment! :D have a wonderful day! :D

  • @itsGTAtv
    @itsGTAtv 12 років тому

    no problem :D

  • @UnordinaryTalent
    @UnordinaryTalent 11 років тому

    I think 'einen Clown frühstücken' is my new favourite thing.

  • @mcmisher
    @mcmisher 12 років тому

    cool!! my german teacher was from Thuringia.

  • @Tchaikovsky09
    @Tchaikovsky09 11 років тому

    In English, we have two slang words like "Chillen und Chillaxen." They are "Chilling and "Chillaxing" (mean the same thing as the German equivalents).

  • @WaterFor3st
    @WaterFor3st 12 років тому

    I'm black too and love learning German. I would love to go to Germany. I wouldn''t be scared. I know my uncle was deployed in Germany, although I have no clue if he liked it or not. I never asked.

  • @SebastianSeanCrow
    @SebastianSeanCrow 7 років тому

    Chillaxen sounds like chillaxing lol

  • @franestra95
    @franestra95 12 років тому

    "checken" and "cool" are used a lot in southern germany where I am from

  • @Passum
    @Passum 12 років тому

    Oh yay! :D My cousin was stationed there, I should probably ask her how she liked it!

  • @RaHalucky
    @RaHalucky 12 років тому

    same way up in nothern germany ;)

  • @paminablue
    @paminablue 11 років тому

    Hey du Meister! Deine Videos sind total cool! I don't know, I think "Chabo" comes from "el chavo del 8", it is a very popular (and very old) tv show from Mexico. Chavo in Mexico only means kid. I think the word suffered a resemantization, like "gamin", which in French means kid but in Spanish means homeless person.
    Great videos. I'll share them with my students.

  • @G3neziz
    @G3neziz 11 років тому

    Als ich gerade deine Mimik beim "Clown frühstücken" sah, musste ich an das Wort "Bratze" denken...^^ Kannst das ja vielleicht noch in dein Letter B - Video einbauen :D

  • @ramoshe6438
    @ramoshe6438 11 років тому

    hey! Sehr gute Videos, dankeschön! Mach sie bitte auf Russisch-Deutsch ;D

  • @TheRollerhockeypro
    @TheRollerhockeypro 12 років тому

    We actually have "chillax" here in England too!

  • @BasslineBaldwin
    @BasslineBaldwin 12 років тому

    Haha, we use the word chillax all the time, at least where I live in England we do. :)

  • @BlackroseDN
    @BlackroseDN 12 років тому

    Oh wow. I thought I was the only person who worried about that. I'm currently learning German, and I really like it :)

  • @xMarikxx
    @xMarikxx 7 років тому

    I'm native and I have never heard of the "cellulite center", also "chillaxen" is new for me.

    • @stellaw3620
      @stellaw3620 7 років тому

      Kevin Bischof hier in südbawü ist chillaxen vor ein paar Jahren ein sehr gebräuchliches slang Wort gewesen

  • @Dueck25
    @Dueck25 10 років тому +1

    Chabo seems like Chav in English slang, but it'snot really the same thing :) And I hope you know chillen and chillaxen are the same in english :P

  • @Fanome
    @Fanome 12 років тому

    Chavo is a Mexican slang word that's used in the US a lot- it sort of means "kid" or "dude." Possibly related?

  • @silvertalon666
    @silvertalon666 12 років тому

    im teaching my self. im in high school (junior) and all the school has is spanish and french. i want to be diffrent and learn something new.

  • @Suleviae1
    @Suleviae1 12 років тому

    Ich würd mal als Slangwort Charivari vorschlagen ^^
    ist die Schmuckkette an der bayrischen Tracht

  • @tobsse13
    @tobsse13 12 років тому

    well, I think there are big differences between the different region of germany, especially between the south and the north.
    for a lack of an better expression I would describe them as tiny little inside-jokes in your everyday language. :)

  • @mew19forever
    @mew19forever 12 років тому

    wow! this video i can relate to ^-^ in spanish we use a similar word "chavo" and it means basically the same thing:) is it true that there is the "gratis" and "maiz" as well in Greman language? Gratis meaning free and maiz means corn in spanish ^-^
    love the videos btw, keep them coming :)

  • @Passum
    @Passum 12 років тому

    I love your videos!! I would like to move to Germany one day, but I'm scared because I'm black. people tell me not to go! :/ but I still want to learn the language :) thank you for posting! your videos are helpful!

  • @snakelemon
    @snakelemon 11 років тому

    Like he said :) Not every German knows all the words. I knew all the words from German slang and I come from Saxony.

  • @axmxi03
    @axmxi03 12 років тому

    we used to say Chillax in Florida, kinda faded out I think though

  • @Rammstein52012
    @Rammstein52012 12 років тому

    Yea im a Freshman at my High school and all my School offers is Spanish,French, and Latin which is gay. So I learn German on my own from dw.de (Deutschewelle), and my mom helps me aswell.

  • @Tchaikovsky09
    @Tchaikovsky09 11 років тому

    In American English that is. I'm not sure if British English has these two words (Chilling/Chillaxing).

  • @jbnsn13
    @jbnsn13 11 років тому

    Ey! Chill mal altaaa! XD

  • @Rammstein52012
    @Rammstein52012 12 років тому

    Its a good thing I have dual citizenship ^^. My German is pretty good but not Fluent yet. I wanna move to Germany :D

  • @emilydotbug
    @emilydotbug 9 років тому +2

    Lol all the German slang words that are the same in english

  • @AGFlashrock
    @AGFlashrock 12 років тому

    I´m german and I have to say that instead of being scared you can be excited.
    An interesting fact which would oppose pretty much all the people´s thoughts about germany which tell you not to go is that I actually find asian and black people the most coolest on the planet =)
    I´m satisfied with how it is but still wouldn´t mind to do the reverse Michael Jackson :)
    Anyways if you are coming to germany you are welcome !

  • @Rammstein52012
    @Rammstein52012 12 років тому

    Don't worry what your parents say :) and you can still get a German visa, I want away from america aswell but where are you learning your German at?

  • @marvinjose22
    @marvinjose22 9 років тому

    in USA they have that slang chill out . NY city

  • @whiskeyghoul
    @whiskeyghoul 12 років тому

    hahah i didint get the clown breakfast at first.,. ahh im a slow learner xD

  • @BridgetCarta
    @BridgetCarta 11 років тому

    Chabo reminds me of an English chav hahaha

  • @Rammstein52012
    @Rammstein52012 12 років тому

    Yea my moms from Berlin and my dad is from America. So since my moms German and dad american I get German Citizenship and American citizenship which is Dual-Citizenship at birth :P

  • @yonayoan
    @yonayoan 11 років тому

    lol clown frühstücken, meine lieblings!

  • @57worldwide
    @57worldwide 11 років тому

    Maybe 30 years ago, or in some small villages in East Germany, but as far as I have seen, it's not bad to be Black here. I know a few guys who have lived here for 30 years, 1 from Mozambique (and he lived in the DDR) and 2 from Ghana (and a fair amount of Ghanaians live in Hamburg).
    Do the people who tell you not to go have much experience with Germany?

  • @silvertalon666
    @silvertalon666 12 років тому

    awesome!!! :D dual citizenship?

  • @itsGTAtv
    @itsGTAtv 12 років тому

    lol, wo genau kommst aus Niedersachsen her? Komm auch aus Niedersachsen :D

  • @thejacobandjason
    @thejacobandjason 11 років тому

    Ich habe einen wirklich guten freund der in lingen wohnt! kennst du das Dorf? naja nicht dorf, stadt?

  • @ClemontLumioseGym
    @ClemontLumioseGym 10 років тому

    4:15 Es Echte.

  • @4eleezy
    @4eleezy 11 років тому

    Das mit dem Chabo kommt von dem grausamen Song von Haftbefehl "Chabos wissen wer der Babo ist". Aber um ehrlich zu sein benutzt das doch jeder um sich über Haftbefehl lustig zu machen, oder? haha :)

  • @HardToBeAPoopGod
    @HardToBeAPoopGod 11 років тому

    3:07 Seriously.. This face will hunt me in my nightmares ;_;

  • @bengerkartoffel7204
    @bengerkartoffel7204 10 років тому

    Chabo ist Genstersprache oder Mochtegerngengstersprache und benutzen nur Azlacks

  • @CommanderDomi
    @CommanderDomi 12 років тому

    I am black and I am German! ;) That doesn't matter bro!

  • @pajenyn
    @pajenyn 10 років тому

    viele slangwörter sind eben aus dem Englischen.

  • @mcmisher
    @mcmisher 12 років тому

    Wo in Deutschland kommen Sie?

  • @Slizarus
    @Slizarus 12 років тому

    Liebe Niedersachsen.. Braunschweig ist super

  • @silvertalon666
    @silvertalon666 12 років тому

    i would like to become a citizen of Germany. america sucks. they say land of the free, but i dont know where the freedom is. this government is horrible. i already started learning Deustche, but i am not fluent in it. im getting better but i need help

  • @johannavor2323
    @johannavor2323 10 років тому

    Sry aba... Chabo is wirklich kein Boss:D
    Babo is der boss, deswegen Chabos wissen wer der babo ist.
    Well... Babo is the boss and Chabos are his... idk but "Chabo" is definitely not the Boss ...
    Aber hey ich mag dich!:D Guter Job;)

    • @Alterraboo
      @Alterraboo 10 років тому

      deswegen nennt er ja die leute, die meinen babos zu sein, aber eigentlich total lächerlich sind, chabos.

  • @DanielRih
    @DanielRih 11 років тому

    Why should you be scared ? Is the color of someones skin important? :o I dont think so :) We are pretty colorful here.

  • @9cav9
    @9cav9 10 років тому

    voll die scheiße

  • @itsGTAtv
    @itsGTAtv 12 років тому

    In german gratis means "free" too. But we write "Mais", not "Maiz", but its the same thing :D