Hey there! I hope you have enjoyed this experimental video to expand the content of my channel. When you want to see more of me and my friends doing stupid shit (and if you're into Visual Novels), then also check out "The *Not So* Great Ace Attorney 2", which is a completely unhinged live dub fully edited into a 9 hour video. ua-cam.com/video/PWp5setLa68/v-deo.html Thank you very much!
My favorite thing about watching videos of non-english languages that happen to have english subtitles as well is when someone occasionally says something in english, like "Giant fucking pumpkin" lmao
English became such a world wide language that it become hard wired in our brain lol There are times when me and my friend speak in English for days cause we are just too tired to form words in our mothertounge
@@LordC0mConsumerTheFirst That's odd, I have some friends from other countries, and we actually get tired about talking in english, is a very lacking language for me. Seems like something is missing and translate directly from my mothertongue to english is very annoying (especially the "you" being both plural and singular at same time)
3:01 "It does appear that I have miscalculated the distance between the quicksand and myself. This miscalculation also appears to be leading to my imminent demise for I am rapidly sinking."
@@kiravatheargonian As an Englishman myself, I can confirm that nobody speaks very fancy but a lot of what you do is. For example, schools teach you to walk, stand and sit with a straight posture, respect yourself and everyone else around you and speak only when spoken to, like a fucking 1800s etiquette school 💀
@@jamesedwardladislazerrudo1378 oh yea Russian is really good, though it's better angry imo. Spanish can sound really funny too. English is best for monotone humor imo. just matter of fact "well this is fucked"
I was barely holding it together after the "your mom" and the "woop an gandam" style, but when you, mid german sentence, said "GIANT ENEMY SPIDER" in perfect english I fucking lost it. I know memes are often universal or at the very least multilingual but a Jerma meme of all things is NOT what I was expecting you to have in your vocabulary. 😂
it seems he speaks english well, as I caught it in several other parts of the video, including in the very last clip when he's talking about the giant fucking pumpkin lol.
@@AliceBunny05 Alot of other European countries have English classes so im guessing he regularly speaks English but doesn't speak totally in English often Also keep in mind they also get alot of English speaking influencers too so you gotta understand English to watch them
Once you know english, nothing's stopping you. And considering that a lot of young people in Germany speak english pretty well, it doesn't suprise me that they know Jerma, for example. I mean, a substantial amount of my english skills come from watching stuff from english-speaking people for years now. Of course we have german memes and insider jokes, but, from what I've seen, english ones are almost just as widespread, if not the same. I guess that one really depends on what the algorithms give you, though.
The "NEEEEIN!" when he realised the body was the one being teleported and not him Edit: now do I generically thank people for making like number big, or do I thank people for continually bringing me back to this video and making me laugh on the days I need it most
1:47 The singular second of silence after everyone loudly panicking, followed by the YIPPEE was already funny. Add the loud as all hell scream right after all that, and I’m legit crying from laughing so damn hard. The comedic timing of everything is just perfect
I love how Germans act the exact way English speakers do. Despite the language differences, internet comedy is still funny. The internet comedy routine is truely multilingual
@@zerotodona1495 tf you mean by "proper" countries, and your example is japan??😂 Lol out of every arguably better urban or infrastructure design ect., offering free health care and/or education, supporting equal-, human-, and workers rights, having a fair+controled market, environmental care and/or animal rights, or even religious freedom or freedom of speech or press. And runners like Finland or Switzerland or whatever and you choose japan ....bruh you gotta be joking
@@Alina-aaaa damn what do you have against japan? Lmao. Like, is it not a good example? i mean i dont know what they ment by proper, probably that the society is a lot more "rigid"? Idk hoa to explain it
@@aissatasacko4250 i think they might have meant countries like japan are very disciplined and more lowkey about things, whereas in a country like america, people seem to be louder and more "random." Im trying to phrase this well, english isnt my first language.
@@GengUpinIpinBelgian here, they're talking about the middle of the video when the girls says 'no don't go there !'. But it's too late he jumped & he calmly & albeit sarcasticallys says 'ah yes I understand what the issue is now. How unfortunate - interrupts himself & does a gargle of death (basically voice acting drowning in quicksand/mud). He's a funny one
The "GIANT ENEMY SPIDER" caught me so off guard i cackled Edit: Everytime I get a notification from this comment I rewatch the video Edit 2: I regret my earlier statement. I've watched this about 20 times now Edit 3: never in my life have i regretted a statement so much yall are mean 😭😭😭
This video is proof that all the jokes we think are dumb in our own native language are exponentially funnier in a different language. I wouldn't have laughed as much as I did at 3 people saying "your mom" and giving the finger to each other if it were English, but in German this is PEAK comedy. Also to echo the sentiment some have here, this is actually really good for learning German as a non-native speaker. I'm in third year German right now but we haven't done too much straight-up dialogue and this is very helpful to learn how to pick up on what faster speech means.
I'm not learning german, I am learning japanese, but a very easy way to find native speakers who speak in an average or natural way is online. I watch japanese streamers often because it's great ear training. Really familiarizes you with the rhythm of different languages.
Yes, I really recommend doing that! I started watching stuff in english on UA-cam a few years ago, and my skills just developed from that! I had the basics of grammar already and some vocabulary as well, but just listening to natives talk taught me more typical expressions, patterns of word pronounciation, more grammar, too, actually! I learned a whole new time form before even learning what is was called! So, definitely beneficial, all that! Knowing multiple languages can really come in handy in some situations!
Thank you so much, that's awesome to hear! I wish you all the best in learning German. It's a very difficult language even for native speakers, so I have nothing but respect for anyone who _chooses_ to learn it. Please note that some translations aren't 1:1 though, so there are some inaccuracies with what I've wrote and what was actually being said :) But the meaning of every sentence did stay the same.
Hearing "your mom" being said in german, as the middle finger is being held up is not something I thought I needed in 2024 😂 Thank you! please keep making content!
Watching this and knowing no German but also starting to learn connecting words from the mix of audio and subtitles is almost bringing me as much joy as the yippee bugs
Fun fact: If you haven’t seen it, the YIPPEE sound effect originally came from a video about a German kid happy to play fortnite and drink cola. Fits very well for this video lol
3:28 I love how he ran directly into the bracken’s embrace. He looked at him too, he saw that he was there. But mans just ran up to him like an old friend.
There is something EXCEEDINLY funny about hearing people speaking in a language you don't know losing their shit. And even beyond that, you had some amazing clips here. Good stuff.
3:01 this cracks me up. i don't speak german, i know a few words, but thats it... still funny, wish there was an option for no subtitles to increase the comedy.
Yeah kinda, it's a negation that is only used to negate a previous negation. (At least in this case. It also has another meaning in a different usecase.)
I moved to Germany and am learning german, these are a fun way to learn more casual german and hear some realistic dialogue, I hope you make more!! The vid itself is also hilarious
I know English is a common second language, but it still surprises me how so many people can master this language, especially with how difficult the spelling of words can be. I've been taking Spanish classes for years, and I can still barely speak a single sentence in that language.
Usually it's about dedication, or early exposure. The people who will find it easiest to have a second language of any sort will be people who started learning it young. Alternatively, you can take classes as a late teen or adult, but you will need more than just classes in order to gain proficiency. Many language classes are limited in the kind of things they teach about said language, and overall it just usually takes a lot of time and consistency, dedication to learn new things, constantly be using the things you have learned, etc. A lot of learning language is about repetition and consistency. You can even lose some familiarity with your first language if you stop speaking it completely for prolonged periods of time. But yes, it takes a lot of consistent effort and willingness to practice for at LEAST an hour every day, if not more to gain any significant headway on most languages.
What's difficult is to not learn it. It's everywhere, signs, advertisements, films, games, services, the internet, everyone has to know it, even if it's a difficult language to pronounce . It's insane how prolific it has become
I'm from Latin America, around the age of 11 or so, slowly learned English by watching cartoons (Because i couldn't put some of them in Spanish dub, so i had no choice but to use Spanish subtitles) So around the age of 16 or 17, i was decent enough in English to speak it, write it, understand it and read it. I'm trying at Japanese to be my third language.
4:46 I love it when people speaking foreign languages scream out english memes xD edit: btw idk what it is about German but I love your guys' accents edit 2: I showed this to my friend and they asked "y german" to which I responded" "german always works" xD
The comedic timing in these clips is superb, lethal company induced panic transcends language barriers (but the subtitles are still much appreciated, it’s a lot of work), and this video is perfect
My German is SO out of practice. Learned back in high school, almost a decade ago now. I realized recently that I should try to start watching cartoons and anime with German dubs while I go back through my old notes to practice. Still, I always surprise myself with how much I can recognize all these years later. Recognizing "ah, ich verstehe was die probleme ist" as "I understand what the problem is" rather than "see where the problem lies" (the subtitle) reminded me of how literal of a language it is. The subtitle was still a much more appropriate translation, as it worked better with the comedy of the moment. But remembering how we don't "sit" something on a desk, we "stand" it on a desk (and things like that) is proof to me that I can still get back to speaking it, and it probably won't take nearly as long as I keep fearing it will. Tangent aside, I think more videos like this will definitely be useful in refamiliarizing myself with the vocabulary and sentence structure. So, uh... I'll just leave a little subscribe and leave you to it :)
I won't lie, I treated this as a try not to laugh. The second last clip broke my entire being. Hearing you switch from German to screaming "A giant enemy spider!" while panic running was just perfect comedy
UA-cam recommended me this video like 20 times but I didn't watch it because I don't speak german. As you can see, I caved and honestly, this is one of the funniest videos I've seen in months. 10/10
Gute Clips und gut editiert :3 Ich glaub mir gefiel am Besten 4:43 "Oh, ja das ist besorgniserregend." xD Und dann auch dieses Monster Pech, wenn 3 auf dich lauern o.o
![German Meme Compilation [English Subtitles with Context]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XT9p5ZIa6Vc/mqdefault.jpg)
Hey there! I hope you have enjoyed this experimental video to expand the content of my channel.
When you want to see more of me and my friends doing stupid shit (and if you're into Visual Novels), then also check out "The *Not So* Great Ace Attorney 2", which is a completely unhinged live dub fully edited into a 9 hour video. ua-cam.com/video/PWp5setLa68/v-deo.html
Thank you very much!
They were hilarious, great to see a new vid from you!
Truly educational on life in Germany for an interested American like myself!
listening to people freakout in a foreign language is... surprisingly funny.
Videos like this helps TREMENDOUSLY people that are leaning german (like me). I will definitely stick around if you plan do posting more like it.
please continue with gameplay videos like this
@@rhayy same.
Useful German phrases for everyday life:
"OOOH, OOOH, OOOH!"
"AAAAAAAAAAHHHH!"
"Nein, nein NEEEEEIN!"
GOTT, WARUM?!
OWN MEIN GOT
Beenen
oppan gangna-
BEINEN -- BEINEN!!!!!
0:25 the German folklore creature laughing after ripping my balls of with magic because I didn’t say thank you to the bus driver.
That's oddly specific
Funnily enough thanking the bus driver isn’t really a thing in Germany, at least not universally
@@MaticTheProto proto
*THATS KOBOLDS FOR YA!* 😂
My favorite thing about watching videos of non-english languages that happen to have english subtitles as well is when someone occasionally says something in english, like "Giant fucking pumpkin" lmao
GIANT ENEMY SPIDER!
English became such a world wide language that it become hard wired in our brain lol
There are times when me and my friend speak in
English for days cause we are just too tired to form words in our mothertounge
@@THE_Dildozer.I absolutely LOVED the phrase “enemy spider” as it implies the existence of a non-enemy spider, a friendly spider if you will
@@1classikaiit's a Jerma reference :)
@@LordC0mConsumerTheFirst That's odd, I have some friends from other countries, and we actually get tired about talking in english, is a very lacking language for me. Seems like something is missing and translate directly from my mothertongue to english is very annoying (especially the "you" being both plural and singular at same time)
2:36 i can feel her “nein” there
Nice to see that the Your Mother joke is Universal
Indeed it is
Deine Mom
timeless joke, used even roman times
"Deine Mom."
yeah it is you son of a bi is also known here in germany as Du Hurensohn
3:01 "It does appear that I have miscalculated the distance between the quicksand and myself. This miscalculation also appears to be leading to my imminent demise for I am rapidly sinking."
That’s something I’d say while sinking into the quicksand while trying to do a Victorian Englishman accent 😂
@@kiravatheargonian As an Englishman myself, I can confirm that nobody speaks very fancy but a lot of what you do is. For example, schools teach you to walk, stand and sit with a straight posture, respect yourself and everyone else around you and speak only when spoken to, like a fucking 1800s etiquette school 💀
@@Theonlygamerthatistrulygaming Here in America, schools teach you how to get shot.
@@admin-ji2pu here in England, you are taught how to stab, be stabbed and report a stab.
THE "Oh... Well that's concerning-OUGHH" AS THEY FELL IN THE MUD KILLED ME.
Besorgniserregend
Motif
Mood
i was just about to say that
You have witnessed the elusive German humor
1:16 that is the most genuine sound of despair I’ve ever heard in german
For me its like a sarcastic no while also being in despair bc he lost his dead bro😭
Anime if it's german dub and a sad anime death
0:59 they turned my man into two jars of pickles
Its the funniest shit ive ever seen!!!
Morty, I'm a pickle jar Morty
Funniest funniest shit shit I’ve I’ve ever ever seen seen
still cant stop thinking of this comment now that i watched this video again...
The cut off was just the funny part for me. Also what was he saying?
1:12 absolutely killing me
the initial celebration, saying "fuck you, im being teleported!" only to then realize lmao
is it just me or do Germans make the most hilarious noises when theyre scared, its amazing
German is one of those languages that sounds great when yelling. same with Japanese.
@@idiocyincorporated7635 Japanese and Russians were funny if they were scream and scared at the same time.
@@jamesedwardladislazerrudo1378 oh yea Russian is really good, though it's better angry imo. Spanish can sound really funny too. English is best for monotone humor imo. just matter of fact "well this is fucked"
@@idiocyincorporated7635what about Italian
I think that can sounds hilarious in any language, I'm imagining french right now for example lmao
0:10 Three Germans walk into a bar
They had a Garand time
I was barely holding it together after the "your mom" and the "woop an gandam" style, but when you, mid german sentence, said "GIANT ENEMY SPIDER" in perfect english I fucking lost it. I know memes are often universal or at the very least multilingual but a Jerma meme of all things is NOT what I was expecting you to have in your vocabulary. 😂
it seems he speaks english well, as I caught it in several other parts of the video, including in the very last clip when he's talking about the giant fucking pumpkin lol.
@@AliceBunny05
Alot of other European countries have English classes so im guessing he regularly speaks English but doesn't speak totally in English often
Also keep in mind they also get alot of English speaking influencers too so you gotta understand English to watch them
"Its tha gooop"
Once you know english, nothing's stopping you. And considering that a lot of young people in Germany speak english pretty well, it doesn't suprise me that they know Jerma, for example.
I mean, a substantial amount of my english skills come from watching stuff from english-speaking people for years now.
Of course we have german memes and insider jokes, but, from what I've seen, english ones are almost just as widespread, if not the same. I guess that one really depends on what the algorithms give you, though.
Wait "giant enemy spider" is a Jerma joke? I thought it was supposed to be a reference to "giant enemy crab"
4:33 The bees just going the opposite way and killing somebody else is amazing
The "NEEEEIN!" when he realised the body was the one being teleported and not him
Edit: now do I generically thank people for making like number big, or do I thank people for continually bringing me back to this video and making me laugh on the days I need it most
1:17
2:36 Another good 'Nein!"
Yea, you can hear the despair in his voice.
It's funny because right after that moment I saw your highlighted comment 😂
@@manac1113 Thank you for bringing me back here 🤣
You have NO idea how badly I needed a laugh today
1:47 The singular second of silence after everyone loudly panicking, followed by the YIPPEE was already funny. Add the loud as all hell scream right after all that, and I’m legit crying from laughing so damn hard. The comedic timing of everything is just perfect
That was a *_Manly_* Scream right there, XD
3:43 “It’s the GOOP!”
lol
"It's ve GOOP!"
Lol.
Y I P P E
immediately followed by “Oh, ES FLIEGT! *ES FLIEGT! ES FLIEGT! ES FLI-!”*
0:33: The last words of a German soldier in 1944 wandering into a hidden tank column.
lmfao ww2 joke classic
The Falaise gap colorized 1944
IZ ZE GOOP cracked me up way more than it should
Same LMAO
Right lol
lmfao zero subtitle needed
“OHMEINGOTT-“ 0:33
I love how Germans act the exact way English speakers do. Despite the language differences, internet comedy is still funny. The internet comedy routine is truely multilingual
Deine mom
Most people do. Even proper countries Ike Japan lol
@@zerotodona1495 tf you mean by "proper" countries, and your example is japan??😂
Lol out of every arguably better urban or infrastructure design ect., offering free health care and/or education, supporting equal-, human-, and workers rights, having a fair+controled market, environmental care and/or animal rights, or even religious freedom or freedom of speech or press.
And runners like Finland or Switzerland or whatever and you choose japan ....bruh you gotta be joking
@@Alina-aaaa damn what do you have against japan? Lmao. Like, is it not a good example? i mean i dont know what they ment by proper, probably that the society is a lot more "rigid"? Idk hoa to explain it
@@aissatasacko4250 i think they might have meant countries like japan are very disciplined and more lowkey about things, whereas in a country like america, people seem to be louder and more "random." Im trying to phrase this well, english isnt my first language.
0:53 bro looks like he just had trauma
You weren't there man... You don't know the things I've seen....
try 3:48
I love how deadpan and casual the quicksand deaths are especially XD "Ah, ich verstehe wo das Problem liegt" "Das is' jetzt aber ungünst-"
I love how translating this to english just outright deletes half of the comment
"I am very MUCH IN DANGER" type reaction
"That's unfortunate. [Death gurgle]"
@@GengUpinIpinfr 😭😭
@@GengUpinIpinBelgian here, they're talking about the middle of the video when the girls says 'no don't go there !'.
But it's too late he jumped & he calmly & albeit sarcasticallys says 'ah yes I understand what the issue is now. How unfortunate - interrupts himself & does a gargle of death (basically voice acting drowning in quicksand/mud).
He's a funny one
No way this guy lived a full 3 seconds and beyond with a turret shooting at him with his very slow reaction time at 2:20
After spending 2.5 years learning German I now finally know how to say "yo mama" in this god-forsaken language all thanks to this awesome video
Be aware that "Mom" used in this context is actually an anglicism. A more German way to say yo mama jokes would be "deine Mudda(h)".
Deine mudda is so fett, die sollt mal sport machen dette isse net gesund.
*Deine Mutter*
Nein, DEINE Muddah. =P
Jokes on you, I learned it in my first year!
The "THERE'S A TURRET OH MY GOD-" cut off by heavy gunfire is the sole reason I'm rewatching this over and over.
The "GIANT ENEMY SPIDER" caught me so off guard i cackled
Edit: Everytime I get a notification from this comment I rewatch the video
Edit 2: I regret my earlier statement. I've watched this about 20 times now
Edit 3: never in my life have i regretted a statement so much yall are mean 😭😭😭
German985 Reference?!
*Dooodooododododododooo*
ENEMY SPIDER ABOVE
that and "I'm the most epic base gamer- there is a gaint fucking pumpkin." had me giggling
Rewarch the video AGAIN
0:34 the scream being drowned out by the gunfire is sending me
the "Ja, Ja, NEIN!" at 2:30 is just peak
Lol.🤣
4:48 the calm "I lied" in german killed me lol
"ah i see where the problem lies. thats unfortuna-" DROWNING NOSIES
I wanna see them encounter the jester.
2:02 BEENAN, BEENAN, BEENAN
Bienen
Lol.🤣
This video is proof that all the jokes we think are dumb in our own native language are exponentially funnier in a different language. I wouldn't have laughed as much as I did at 3 people saying "your mom" and giving the finger to each other if it were English, but in German this is PEAK comedy.
Also to echo the sentiment some have here, this is actually really good for learning German as a non-native speaker. I'm in third year German right now but we haven't done too much straight-up dialogue and this is very helpful to learn how to pick up on what faster speech means.
I'm not learning german, I am learning japanese, but a very easy way to find native speakers who speak in an average or natural way is online. I watch japanese streamers often because it's great ear training. Really familiarizes you with the rhythm of different languages.
Yes, I really recommend doing that! I started watching stuff in english on UA-cam a few years ago, and my skills just developed from that!
I had the basics of grammar already and some vocabulary as well, but just listening to natives talk taught me more typical expressions, patterns of word pronounciation, more grammar, too, actually! I learned a whole new time form before even learning what is was called!
So, definitely beneficial, all that! Knowing multiple languages can really come in handy in some situations!
I learned that "your mom" sounds close to "dynamite" so.
Comedy is universal. Given how it’s Delivery I’m sure it’d still be funny to someone else who didn’t my speak English too well.
the thumper at 2:54 is nightmare fuel
"...We are the best team in the world! LET'S GO!!"
*immediately dies*
Got me rolling on the floor xD
I love how universal 'extreme confidence, followed immediately by a horrible death' is in this game
Very WW1 -like. Gives rousing speech, leads his men towards Glory and promptly dies.
Last few words before disaster: „Ich glaub die Brücke kann einstürzen…“ *CRASH* (0:19)
I've been learning German, and videos like these help me a lot -- amazing editing!! Your friends and you are also extremely funny, subbed!
same here
Thank you so much, that's awesome to hear! I wish you all the best in learning German. It's a very difficult language even for native speakers, so I have nothing but respect for anyone who _chooses_ to learn it.
Please note that some translations aren't 1:1 though, so there are some inaccuracies with what I've wrote and what was actually being said :)
But the meaning of every sentence did stay the same.
"THESE FUCKEN YIPPEE BUGS"
-one of your friends
@@TheClericYT
@@TheClericYT I may not be OP but I as well thank you for your wishes, I'm also trying to learn german, on my second year now :)
@@TheClericYTtook two years of German. I can read German sentences with pretty good pronunciation
That doesn’t mean I know what they say though 😭
1:00 Turned himself into 2 jars of pickles. Funniest shit I've ever seen.
in 1:50 😂 that yippie mod really sprinkles the chaos
It adds to the video too since the original vid that sound effect came is also German lol
Hearing "your mom" being said in german, as the middle finger is being held up is not something I thought I needed in 2024 😂 Thank you! please keep making content!
These are the most funniest and weirdly wholesome accent german people ive ever seen. Its like a group of zombeys
What?
@@zera_5317 Zombey is a Wholesome German UA-camr
@@neon9165 yeah I know. It was just a bit hard to understand the message
Unexpected seeing Zombey mentioned under some random Video I clicked (especially since I just watched him) but very much appreciated :)
Omg stimmt :D
Watching this and knowing no German but also starting to learn connecting words from the mix of audio and subtitles is almost bringing me as much joy as the yippee bugs
Fun fact: If you haven’t seen it, the YIPPEE sound effect originally came from a video about a German kid happy to play fortnite and drink cola. Fits very well for this video lol
I LOVE that vid awhdbjhf@@kugelblitzkrieg
3:28 I love how he ran directly into the bracken’s embrace. He looked at him too, he saw that he was there. But mans just ran up to him like an old friend.
0:12 must have gave him flashbacks
There is something EXCEEDINLY funny about hearing people speaking in a language you don't know losing their shit. And even beyond that, you had some amazing clips here. Good stuff.
2:58 Was the calmest "yaaAGH" I've ever heard
4:17 The bracken appearing at the corner with the sound effects killed me XD
I love the German accent and language, so cool.
Crewmate: Yippie!
Bug: Yippie!
Bracken: JAAA!!!?
Crewmates: -Panic-
"Oh"
1:55 Huuggghhhnnneeeeee-
This just literally makes me laugh😂
this was so funny 3:44 knowing other people just go 'its the gooop!!' makes me so happy lmao
1:49 the manly scream
3:01 this cracks me up. i don't speak german, i know a few words, but thats it... still funny, wish there was an option for no subtitles to increase the comedy.
Learned in my german class that what was captioned as "yes" at 3:33 was actually a word that means "youre wrong im right"
Yeah kinda, it's a negation that is only used to negate a previous negation.
(At least in this case. It also has another meaning in a different usecase.)
My hearing's not great and the captions don't state what it is, what's the word spelled out?
@@BaeYeou its "doch"
@@elrikstronginthearm9267 Thanks :)
The vibes are immaculate, a bunch of silly lads having a good time
The screaming followed by the "YIPPEE" completely broke me. Also "BEES!"
Haven't touched German in years, but it was cool to see how much I still understood! You guys are incredibly entertaining!
0:47 NO LITTLE GERMAN BOY, DON’T GO BACK IN FOR SCRAP
My favorites are "DIE GIANT ENEMY SPIDER" and our titular main character committing to the bit of drowning in quicksand
I moved to Germany and am learning german, these are a fun way to learn more casual german and hear some realistic dialogue, I hope you make more!! The vid itself is also hilarious
Haven't heard this much screaming from Germans since playing my ww2 games.
Which is about 5 minutes ago.
Wondebar!
Wünderbar*
@@barghthehonoredone*Wunderbar
@@fourfours9928Sounds delicious
Tf is "Wünderbar"? @@barghthehonoredone
@@vinhphucnguyen4695 wonderful in german
1:36
"Wir sind das beste Team der Welt, LOS GEHT'S!!!"
*dies immediately*
I know English is a common second language, but it still surprises me how so many people can master this language, especially with how difficult the spelling of words can be. I've been taking Spanish classes for years, and I can still barely speak a single sentence in that language.
Usually it's about dedication, or early exposure. The people who will find it easiest to have a second language of any sort will be people who started learning it young. Alternatively, you can take classes as a late teen or adult, but you will need more than just classes in order to gain proficiency. Many language classes are limited in the kind of things they teach about said language, and overall it just usually takes a lot of time and consistency, dedication to learn new things, constantly be using the things you have learned, etc. A lot of learning language is about repetition and consistency. You can even lose some familiarity with your first language if you stop speaking it completely for prolonged periods of time. But yes, it takes a lot of consistent effort and willingness to practice for at LEAST an hour every day, if not more to gain any significant headway on most languages.
What's difficult is to not learn it. It's everywhere, signs, advertisements, films, games, services, the internet, everyone has to know it, even if it's a difficult language to pronounce . It's insane how prolific it has become
I just kinda picked it up because it was always everywhere. Stuff only had english subtitles and games where only available in english etc etc.
It's kinda different when you start having english classes in grade 1 or 2 regularly until school ends, at that point you just grow up learning it
I'm from Latin America, around the age of 11 or so, slowly learned English by watching cartoons (Because i couldn't put some of them in Spanish dub, so i had no choice but to use Spanish subtitles)
So around the age of 16 or 17, i was decent enough in English to speak it, write it, understand it and read it.
I'm trying at Japanese to be my third language.
"Oh... Well that's concerning" *DROWNING NOISES*
Me: Perfectly captures how I would've reacted if I was dying in quickland. 😂
The “NEI-“ as they all exploded literally killed me.
The car outside your house with the missing muffler at 2:00am 0:07
4:46
I love it when people speaking foreign languages scream out english memes xD
edit: btw idk what it is about German but I love your guys' accents
edit 2: I showed this to my friend and they asked "y german" to which I responded" "german always works" xD
3:24 Gangnam style 😂
Operation Barbarossa in a nutshell 1:35
💀💀💀
that’s fucked up, dont fucking say that
Hygrodere: *wobbel*
Lootbug: YIPPEE :D
Bracken: Und ich bin der Uwe, ich bin auch dabei xD
3:15 they making very own sign language to communicate in complex.
Lol.
The comedic timing in these clips is superb, lethal company induced panic transcends language barriers (but the subtitles are still much appreciated, it’s a lot of work), and this video is perfect
"DA IST 'N GESCHÜTZ OH MEIN GOTT" (loud machine gun fire)
WWII ambience to study/relax to
4:50 *jerma noises* doo doo dodododododododododooooo
"Watch out! Giant Enemy Spide-" Lol.
My German is SO out of practice. Learned back in high school, almost a decade ago now. I realized recently that I should try to start watching cartoons and anime with German dubs while I go back through my old notes to practice. Still, I always surprise myself with how much I can recognize all these years later. Recognizing "ah, ich verstehe was die probleme ist" as "I understand what the problem is" rather than "see where the problem lies" (the subtitle) reminded me of how literal of a language it is. The subtitle was still a much more appropriate translation, as it worked better with the comedy of the moment. But remembering how we don't "sit" something on a desk, we "stand" it on a desk (and things like that) is proof to me that I can still get back to speaking it, and it probably won't take nearly as long as I keep fearing it will.
Tangent aside, I think more videos like this will definitely be useful in refamiliarizing myself with the vocabulary and sentence structure. So, uh... I'll just leave a little subscribe and leave you to it :)
There is just something so funny about hearing someone panic in a language you dont understand.
The sound of fear is universal to everyone lol
Fear is such a universal language, you can almost completely understand this video without subtitles
It's nice to see i can still understand a bit of german after 5 years without practicing it (only learned for a year though)
2:33 "Yep, yep, *NEI*-"
Internet needs a gameplay with at least 8 ppl from different countries to play this together LMFAO
0:32 sounds like something out of saving private Ryan
And they say Germans don't have a sense of humor.
German humor is no laughing matter.
I won't lie, I treated this as a try not to laugh. The second last clip broke my entire being. Hearing you switch from German to screaming "A giant enemy spider!" while panic running was just perfect comedy
0:32, my german brother experiencing the Normandy all over again... :P
0:56 God why do I keep laughing at the pickles just plopping there as he disappears-
Has my sense of humor deteriorated that badly??
You guys are one of THE best and funniest team's, i will not hesitate to vote at the speed of light that you're the best team.
"it's je gooooop" at 3:45 killed me
Man this is funnier with people speaking German, somehow.
3:40
Hoarder bug: “YIPPEE!”
Cleric: “AAH-“
LMAO AGAIN at 3:45
4:50 “GIANT ENEMY SPIDER-!” 😭
I love how no matter the language this game a comedic masterpiece
3:20
you suck
OPA GANGNA-
Lol.🤣
4:32 when you have a bee allergy
UA-cam recommended me this video like 20 times but I didn't watch it because I don't speak german. As you can see, I caved and honestly, this is one of the funniest videos I've seen in months. 10/10
This is both really entertaining and a good benchmark for seeing how good I’ve become at understanding German while learning it, 10/10 video
Gute Clips und gut editiert :3 Ich glaub mir gefiel am Besten 4:43 "Oh, ja das ist besorgniserregend." xD Und dann auch dieses Monster Pech, wenn 3 auf dich lauern o.o
When he said "GOOP" that's what really got me xD
3:06 this still kills me. Even if I never learn to fully speak German, I will always remember "deine mom."
"Gott varum " is my fav clip and that was a good choice for thumbnail. I laughed so hard when he said it so defeated 😂
2:49 the "hallo , hey , moin" is soooooo german pahahah
What do you mean?
3:07 I need the helmet
I cannot get over the sudden, fully in english, giant enemy spider. Phenomenal video good job on the editing :D