Weird Differences Between German vs British Homes│Beginner German

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I've put together all the major (and weird) differences between German & British homes. Most of the time my British friends tend to look very confused when I tell them about some of these things in German households. Viel Spaß!
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[@jooyoungchun6404]

Thanks Anne for another fun video. This is not about houses but I would like to mention another difference between two countries.
Here in Germany, pedestrians dont wave to the drivers when they cross the zebra, they just walk away without even giving a glance! Thanks:)

[@harkaretweet]

I do not miss having a combination washer/dryer! Doing one load of laundry would take all day!

[@mountainhobo]

Great teaching style. One absorbs naturally without thinking about it.

[@germanenthusiast2471]

Omg one of my friends referred me your channel and I am so glad to be here. I started with learning German Last week. Hopefully I can learn in a fun way with you 🙂

[@naturlichgerman2021]

Yay, welcome!

[@JJLearnsStuff]

Wow! I loved those blinds, those are cool! And, of course the double duty washer and dryer! Wow!

[@dannazione653]

omg the taps!!
i remember as a kid feeling like an expert chemist getting the perfect ratio of hot and cold water for baths and stuff becuase there was no 'warm' option 😭😂 it's truly an art to master. although luckily new builds have the all-in-one swivel taps.

[@naturlichgerman2021]

Right, yeah. That is funny though! 😄

[@patriciakeiller955]

I would just like to say that more modern houses in the U.K. also tend to have mixer taps in the bathroom and kitchen, and many of the toilets with handle or chain flushers are now being replaced with button flushers. The biggest difference I find with British and continental bathrooms is that many bathrooms on the continent have bidets. I have no idea why U.K. bathrooms don’t. Personally I think they’re a wonderful idea. Regarding washing machines, wealthier people sometimes put their washing machines and dryers into a utility room. Sometimes British houses have blinds, but they are usually not the same kind as those found in many European countries. They’re usually flimsier and certainly don’t block out all the light. Curtains are generally more commonplace though.

[@nifemif2685]

Thanks for your work, Anna. Definitely more videos on differences between Germany and Britain.

[@Saganist420]

I love your style

[@scoutjohnson1803]

Anna, that’s great. You might put Duolingo out of business. You tie my German vocabulary together. I might be able to say something sensible to a German now!

[@markelkomswesa9708]

Sehr gut gemacht 🙂

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Vielen dank! :)

[@jsoliv]

Danke!

[@benchaninja2848]

nice

[@patton6421]

bei mir zu hause in texas haben wir eine mischung aus englisch und deutsch wie geräte.
Ic hasse an Waschermachtig und Trockner zu arbeiten.🙃

[@IftikharAhmed-nm3vc]

Beautiful houses in Germany

[@muttlanguages3912]

Amerikanische Wasserhähne sind wie deutsche Wasserhähne. Niemand weiß, warum die Engländer zwei Wasserhähne benutzen.
In Amerika steht die Waschmaschine normalerweise im Keller, obwohl ich sie in Fluren und Schränken versteckt gesehen habe

[@naturlichgerman2021]

Interessant. Jaja, man muss England einfach lieben 😄

[@muttlanguages3912]

@@naturlichgerman2021 i thought einfach meant one way ticket... so confused

[@naturlichgerman2021]

@@muttlanguages3912 haha!

[@user-yz6bw3cx2h]

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[@lovejoypeace5972]

Würden Sie bitte ein anderes Video drehen, das um mehre Unterschiede geht?

[@IftikharAhmed-nm3vc]

I am poor man