Hallo Lothar, Finde ich cool, dass du auf UA-cam unterwegs bist, obwohl du älter bist, wie du sagst. Hoffe, meine Generation benimmt sich dir gegenüber ordentlich :D. Ich bin auch Deutscher und guck mir eine Menge Videos von diesem Kanal an. Ist interessant zu sehen, wie Ausländer unser Heimatland erleben.
@@hallouminati3422 Genau als alter Sack der ich nun mal bin sollte man auch über völlig dämlichen Kommentaren wie "ach so ein Boomer" stehen daher keine Sorgen wegen Deinen Altersgenossen ihr seid genauso nett/klug/dumm wie meine Generation und auch ich bin ja dumm geboren worden, es geht also "nur" darum etwas dazu zu lernen und wenn ich dann von jemanden lese, daß er sich andere Sichtweisen anschaut um dazu zu lernen, schaue ich gleich noch optimistischer in die Zukunft. Deswegen danke für Deinen Kommentar "you made my day".
Willa is sooooo cute. I've rarely if ever seen a kid with such an infectious smile and happy demeanor. Help in pronunciation of the Umlaut ö. Try the English word 'heard' (to hear, past tense). Drop the h-, and the -rd. Extend the vowel sounds, keep them coming. Feel them in the back of your upper throat and mouth. Now try to move that sound from your glottal, upper throat area to the front of your mouth, and then finally to very puckered lips. Similar to an exaggerated kiss mouth, but very slightly opened. Try practicing with really really exaggerated mouth positions. Once you got the sound right, you can relax your mouth a bit. Icecream in Germany is basically Italian gelato, firmly in the hands of (ex-)immigrants who have now become firmly integrated. And we Germans definitely LOVE and appreciate it! These gelateria are everywhere in Germany. So, sooo good.
Great vlog!! That was fun to watch 💖👍 If you don't mind a helpful hint: "ö" sounds very much similar to the "i" in "girl" or the "u" in "fur". Have a blast!
Freue mich für euch, dass ihr dieses schöne Fleckchen in Deutschland gefunden habt und eure kleine Tochter hier aufwachsen kann. Und Döner every day, very important ;-) Greets
So going into the water with bare feet is also called doing a Kneipp cure. Sebastian Anton Kneipp was a Bavarian Roman Catholic priest who became known as a hydrotherapist and naturopath who practiced cold water therapy. He is the namesake of the Kneipp medicine and the water cure with treading water, etc., which were used earlier but only became popular through him. Kneipp's teaching has been applied almost everywhere in Germany for almost 200 years.
And don’t expect the water to be chilly. It is freezing cold! I usually make three slow round at most. It feels like your legs are freezing of. But it gets you blood running.
...and you'll find in drugstores like Rossmann or dm bath additives and body lotions under the brand "Kneipp". ;-) The shown "device" is for a treatment called in german "Wassertreten" (to tread water). Close to these kind of water basins you'll find a device to put your underarms in cold water. Other treatments based on Kneipp's theories are practised in Spas and is a kind of (cold) water douche with a hose that reminds of movies with "torture" scenes in prisons... ;-))
When you decite to visit the western region of Germany - don´t miss visiting the valley of the river Mosel and the Germanies oldest City of Trier. A Cute town full of over 2000 years of history - If you want I can serve as your Tour guilde
Always interesting to see how different the south and the north of Germany are... Looking forward to seeing you taste Labskaus, Grünkohl, Beutelwurst and Fischbrötchen for the first time... 😁
Brazilian restaurants in the west (Cologne) mostly do the Ridizio (grill/BBQ) stuff. Except for a small "Barzinho" where a small band used to play every sunday evening and where mostly snacks were served...that's the place where I tried my first Coxinha... GREAT!!!
Loving Kathis english! Amazing and the easy switch between German and English pronaunciation. Und fast keine deutsche Intonation im englischen, Respekt!
Germany always looks so green with nature, especially in the spring. And there are always these little pathways away from the traffic where you can walk. Ideal if you have children. I haven't been back since December 2019 because of the pandemic. I'm not sure whether it's going to be possible even in 2021. Such a shame, because where my relatives live on the outskirts of Hamburg it's a small village, quiet, and beautiful at this time of the year.
Howdy Folks, It was so awesome to see some of my old stomping grounds. I had visited Amberg/Vilsek last Sept 2019 and I am so looking forward to visiting again. It looks like that you had an excellent tour guide. The food looked very yummy and you had my mouth watering lol. I can't wait to see you and the family try some Spaghetti Eis :). Thanks for sharing :).
Starring: Willa! - Great to see you're enjoying your time in good old Germany. Happy days! :) - You can mix Rotbäckchen with tap water if it's too strong for you pure.
So cool to see German cities throug your eyes. I’m so used to the German architecture, most of the time I don‘t even realise what beautiful cities we got 😄 Greetings from Eichstätt :)
im curious where do all the songs in your videos come from? their really good and always fits the mood of the video.....would like it if you put the links of the song and artist in the video descriptions as well, if that's possible. thanks!
Hey guys, another beautiful Film like all the others. I liked the part where Willa created her own Dönerbox with the spoon and the sauce. This was doubtless a wonderful tour. See you in Berlin.
I was a child in the 80s and my grandmother always had Rotbäckchen for me. Rotbäckchen with the same little „Rotkäppchen“ (Little Red Riding Hood) on the label. Childhood memories.
Have you seen the Eh’häusl (smallest hotel of the world) and St. Georg (Church)? That are the two points I normally show my visitors. Greetings and much fun in the area.
Ohhh the hazlenut bites are awesome! I kinda miss them...they have this tasty jam in between i love it! Seeing your videos shows how many things we're not having here in the US...i start to miss a few things haha! Greetings from Virginia, Rick and Tamara
I loved how excited Willa got just playing with a bottle of water in the beginning. The water feature to cool down seems to be regional, never heard of it. I prefer my Döner the traditional style, without all the extra vegetables that i have never seen in a Döner (for example bell pepper, potato, etc.).
That water feature is for therapeutical purposes. Alas you don't need a prescription for it. The idea, as described earlier in another comment, is to introduce cold water to a body part. So the circulation is stimulated and health improved. Under therapeutic regimen one would immerse an arm or leg at a time into cold water. Or get hosed down by a soft cold water jet. It is related to kinesio tape en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elastic_therapeutic_tape which stimulates circulation in a tinier area.
As a German I'm really grateful for having food from lots of countries from all over the world. I love it. But, to keep it honest, most of what you showed is no genuine German food. But I'm still glad you enjoyed it. And kudos to Kati! Her english is really good, at least from my point of view.
What I really like are the big eyes you always become when you taste something new. It’s always so nice to see that there is still something that give you that nice feelings! Go on with that! When you want to visit the western part of Germany or the south of the Netherlands (Aachen or Maastricht) give mea info, I have a room for overnight stay for you and can be a tourguide to!
Another beautiful video, thank you so much for sharing your day with Katie ! I'm sure you learned a lot about the city with a nice local guide like her - and her English is amazing ! Your language skills are developing quickly, too ! Have you become comfortable in your new home yet or are there still boxes to unpack ?
Well done, now I have seen bit of Amberg I have never been. Rotbäckchen what a famouse drink for kids in the 60/70th very well promoted that time. Seems you are already addicted to Döner :-D why not when it match your taste. Yes, so called cold water therapie station or called Kneipp Bad, Kneipp Kuren you will find in many Kurorten(Spa's). yes, asked mama google for Sebastian Kneipp and try once walking like a stork through the cold water. Seems you german is making some progress (Y) Good to see somebody took "care" of you.
I have to say something. You‘re such a totally bombastic duo. I love you both more than anybody else. Seeing you together, always brought my happiness back for the day. So fascinating! A life without you? I couldn‘t deal with that.
If you want to travel a bit north into Thuringia, I'm happy to give you some advice on what to see and what to eat! Unfortunately, I don't live there anymore, so I can't be your tour guide, but I'm happy to share all I can about my home region.
Looks like a wonderful day! I hope you will be able to taste more German "slowfoods" soon. Of course the fastfood-choices you made, seem to have tasted great. But due to the pandemic you are still missing out many typical local meals like Sauerbraten, Schäufele etc.. I wish you many more interesteing experiences!
Hi. The "mini you" is funny. Chicken balls: in. Döner meat: in.🙂 You can do "Kneipp Anwendungen / treatments" at home in the shower or bathtube. Not only on hot summer days. Rotbäckchen and Wodka or "Sekt" - should match. 🍷
Rotbaeckchen means red cheeks. Chen is the diminutive. Rote Backen. Perceived as a sign of health. Glad you found a local tour guide. Another travel destination. Google it. Very interesting place. Fuggerei. No it is not pronounced the way you think :)
Have a nice time, Amberg really seems to be beautiful. By the way, the ö in Döner is spelled like the u in turn, perhaps that reduces the struggle with your favourite meal 🌯
Love your videos. Keep it up. I am the manager of a wildlife park just a 45 min drive south of Grafenwöhr. If you are ever in the area I can give you a tour. The park ist called Höllohe in Teublitz.
www.kneipp.com/us_en/kneipp-magazine/water-cures/water-treading/ de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wassertreten Here’s a bit more info about the Kneippanlage that Katie showed you. And this was Sebasian Kneipp: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sebastian_Kneipp You’ll see pools like these pretty commonly throughout Germany... though a lot of them will be natural wading sites that lead through streams.
If You have Problems with the German Umlaute try this: say worest or earned and u already say a "Ö" / say Burger or surf u say a "Ü" /say way, stay bread or sad u say a "ä"
Reminds me of the way I used to explain foreigners how to say my name . Say Sue, say Ann, repeat, repeat. Repeat faster. Problem is: you'll likely get stuck with the english/american accent. It will always sound a little bit off. And to get rid of it, is harder than learning it the "correct" way in the first place. I'm sure burger or surf sounds like an Ö. Börger=burger, Sörf=surf. I think there is no english word, that gets you close to an Ü. To learn it without an accent, try this: Ü is when your tounge says (german) "i", but your lips say "u" Say "i" and while doing so, start to shape your lips the way you would to say "u". The sound will transform to a perfect Ü. Same should work with "ö": tounge says "e", lips say "o"
@@stevecyclemaker492 The nordic god Thyr is indeed pronounced with an Ü. But is it an english word? The y in wyvern, according to several "how to pronounce" sources from the internet, sounds like the y in cycle, and was pronounced wrong by myself till today. I used to pronounce it with a short i. Like physics :-)
Hey do you know about @merrymessylife here on yt. They are also an american family of 6 and I think they live in the south kinda part of Germany too. Maybe it's interesting to see some other families sharing their experiences. Love your videos : )
so wie es aussieht, habt Ihr euch schon ganz gut eingelebt und fühlt euch wohl. Ich hoffe ihr könnt es bis jetzt verschmerzen, nicht in der Heimat zu sein.
Pronunciation of umlauts takes the longest for anglophones to learn. You actually need to teach your brain to make a distinction between the regular vowels and umlauts. You're still at the stage where your brain sorts it with the sounds you know.
As a native older German I like to thanks Katie for being such a good ambassador for my society.
good 😉
@@pietsmiff3564 Thanks for your note, I did correct it. And btw. you found the mistake so now it's yours. ;-)
Hallo Lothar,
Finde ich cool, dass du auf UA-cam unterwegs bist, obwohl du älter bist, wie du sagst. Hoffe, meine Generation benimmt sich dir gegenüber ordentlich :D. Ich bin auch Deutscher und guck mir eine Menge Videos von diesem Kanal an. Ist interessant zu sehen, wie Ausländer unser Heimatland erleben.
@@hallouminati3422 Genau als alter Sack der ich nun mal bin sollte man auch über völlig dämlichen Kommentaren wie "ach so ein Boomer" stehen daher keine Sorgen wegen Deinen Altersgenossen ihr seid genauso nett/klug/dumm wie meine Generation und auch ich bin ja dumm geboren worden, es geht also "nur" darum etwas dazu zu lernen und wenn ich dann von jemanden lese, daß er sich andere Sichtweisen anschaut um dazu zu lernen, schaue ich gleich noch optimistischer in die Zukunft. Deswegen danke für Deinen Kommentar "you made my day".
@@lotharschepers2240 Danke für deine lieben Worte! Alles Gute und eine schöne Woche!
Rotbäckchen - a blast from the past. My grandma gave me a glass every day back in the early 70s when I was in Kindergarten.
Didn't know that it is still on market. 😁
Same in the 80s 😄
Noch nie getrunken. Schmeckt das?
@@starseed8087 Schmeckt gut, ist ja meistens Saft aus roten Früchten. Es gibt aber verschiedene Sorten für das Immunsystem oder Plus Eisen etc.
@@starseed8087 Ja, schmeckt gut. Probier es mal. Es gibt Rotbäckchen auch in kleinen Flaschen.
Kati's English is amazing! I guess they benefit from having so many native speakers around.
I agree. I would have thought she was American until she pronounced "Rotbäckchen" im perfect accent free German.
If you ever visit the northern parts of Germany and need a tour guide für Münster in Westphalia or the surroundings, let me know 🙂
Willa is sooooo cute. I've rarely if ever seen a kid with such an infectious smile and happy demeanor.
Help in pronunciation of the Umlaut ö. Try the English word 'heard' (to hear, past tense). Drop the h-, and the -rd. Extend the vowel sounds, keep them coming. Feel them in the back of your upper throat and mouth. Now try to move that sound from your glottal, upper throat area to the front of your mouth, and then finally to very puckered lips. Similar to an exaggerated kiss mouth, but very slightly opened. Try practicing with really really exaggerated mouth positions. Once you got the sound right, you can relax your mouth a bit.
Icecream in Germany is basically Italian gelato, firmly in the hands of (ex-)immigrants who have now become firmly integrated. And we Germans definitely LOVE and appreciate it!
These gelateria are everywhere in Germany. So, sooo good.
That was the best one so far from this old German Canadian!
Thanks!
Schön zu sehen, wie offen ihr für alles seid und dass ihr nicht von einem goldenem M zum nächsten lauft.
Nice little family with a great tourguide.
Du meinst doch nicht etwa die Taverne zur goldenen Möwe
Your daughter already eating a Döner/Pommes Box like a pro, haha. ;)
Great vlog!! That was fun to watch 💖👍 If you don't mind a helpful hint: "ö" sounds very much similar to the "i" in "girl" or the "u" in "fur". Have a blast!
Thank you to your new friend..Katie...for this wonderful walk....and you too..
Kathi. A new star is born. I hope you will apeare more often
Thanx Kati for touring. Alway great finding new friends. 🙂
Freue mich für euch, dass ihr dieses schöne Fleckchen in Deutschland gefunden habt und eure kleine Tochter hier aufwachsen kann.
Und Döner every day, very important ;-) Greets
So going into the water with bare feet is also called doing a Kneipp cure. Sebastian Anton Kneipp was a Bavarian Roman Catholic priest who became known as a hydrotherapist and naturopath who practiced cold water therapy. He is the namesake of the Kneipp medicine and the water cure with treading water, etc., which were used earlier but only became popular through him. Kneipp's teaching has been applied almost everywhere in Germany for almost 200 years.
If you want to read more about Sebastian Kneipp:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sebastian_Kneipp
Thank you ...just google..
And don’t expect the water to be chilly. It is freezing cold! I usually make three slow round at most. It feels like your legs are freezing of. But it gets you blood running.
...and you'll find in drugstores like Rossmann or dm bath additives and body lotions under the brand "Kneipp". ;-)
The shown "device" is for a treatment called in german "Wassertreten" (to tread water). Close to these kind of water basins you'll find a device to put your underarms in cold water.
Other treatments based on Kneipp's theories are practised in Spas and is a kind of (cold) water douche with a hose that reminds of movies with "torture" scenes in prisons... ;-))
Amberg! My home away from home! I lived there for 5 years in the 80's. I recognize many of the buildings, but the not the businesses from back then.
When you decite to visit the western region of Germany - don´t miss visiting the valley of the river Mosel and the Germanies oldest City of Trier. A Cute town full of over 2000 years of history - If you want I can serve as your Tour guilde
Thanks for this nice video and big thumbs up to Katie👍
guys. if you ever come to stuttgart, give me a holla....would love to show u around
Always interesting to see how different the south and the north of Germany are... Looking forward to seeing you taste Labskaus, Grünkohl, Beutelwurst and Fischbrötchen for the first time... 😁
Aus NRW vorher Berlin. Beutelwurst habe ich noch nie gehört. Muss ich googln 🤭🤩
@@Miristzuheiss Nur, wenn du einen straken Magen hast... Für Vegetarier/Veganer gar nicht geeignet... :D
@@summersun3745 och lecker, in NRW heisst das Panhas
@@Miristzuheiss Panhas, knusprig gebraten = lecker ♥
@@KarinMurati gibt's aber leider kaum noch. Am besten mit Murejubbel
Good to see that you find an awesome local tourguide. Best greetings from Nürnberg
Damn that’s the first Brazilian food truck I‘ve seen in Germany lol.
But there are some Brazilian Churrascaria restaurants in larger cities.
You find them on Food Truck events very often. At least before Corona.
Brazilian restaurants in the west (Cologne) mostly do the Ridizio (grill/BBQ) stuff. Except for a small "Barzinho" where a small band used to play every sunday evening and where mostly snacks were served...that's the place where I tried my first Coxinha... GREAT!!!
Loving Kathis english! Amazing and the easy switch between German and English pronaunciation. Und fast keine deutsche Intonation im englischen, Respekt!
Germany always looks so green with nature, especially in the spring. And there are always these little pathways away from the traffic where you can walk. Ideal if you have children. I haven't been back since December 2019 because of the pandemic. I'm not sure whether it's going to be possible even in 2021. Such a shame, because where my relatives live on the outskirts of Hamburg it's a small village, quiet, and beautiful at this time of the year.
Welcome to Germany 😊🇩🇪
Beautiful place Amazing food. Nice you got to meet a local .
My City Amberg
Your German is getting so much better! :)
Howdy Folks, It was so awesome to see some of my old stomping grounds. I had visited Amberg/Vilsek last Sept 2019 and I am so looking forward to visiting again. It looks like that you had an excellent tour guide. The food looked very yummy and you had my mouth watering lol. I can't wait to see you and the family try some Spaghetti Eis :). Thanks for sharing :).
Katie Rocks :)
Great Video. Enjoyed watching it.
Starring: Willa! - Great to see you're enjoying your time in good old Germany. Happy days! :) - You can mix Rotbäckchen with tap water if it's too strong for you pure.
So cool to see German cities throug your eyes.
I’m so used to the German architecture, most of the time I don‘t even realise what beautiful cities we got 😄
Greetings from Eichstätt :)
The little shoes, love it.
cool music, great view, nice vlog!
Lovely video, very interesting, nice way to explore that cute little town. 👍😎
Kneipp Kur and Rotbäckchen Saft more healthy is not possible on Germany.
im curious where do all the songs in your videos come from? their really good and always fits the mood of the video.....would like it if you put the links of the song and artist in the video descriptions as well, if that's possible. thanks!
Yes! I'm always interested in knowing more about the music choices. They're stellar.
Thank you! They come from Music bed! :) We will do our best to remember. Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you like them!
Agree! The music is so uplifting and fun!
This looks like us so much fun! If you ever come to Heidelberg I would love to show you around! 😊
I love Heidelberg with the Roman aqueducts
Hey guys, another beautiful Film like all the others. I liked the part where Willa created her own Dönerbox with the spoon and the sauce. This was doubtless a wonderful tour. See you in Berlin.
Thats my town! Btw. guys, if you want to explore the region more, Monte Kaolino in Hirschau. Your little girl will love it.
Adding it to our list! Thanks for commenting twice!
Again a wonderful VLOG, we like it !
I was a child in the 80s and my grandmother always had Rotbäckchen for me.
Rotbäckchen with the same little „Rotkäppchen“ (Little Red Riding Hood) on the label.
Childhood memories.
And if it is to strong, you can always mix it down with water.
By the way, have you tried tap-water? I love it.
Have you seen the Eh’häusl (smallest hotel of the world) and St. Georg (Church)? That are the two points I normally show my visitors. Greetings and much fun in the area.
Ohhh the hazlenut bites are awesome! I kinda miss them...they have this tasty jam in between i love it!
Seeing your videos shows how many things we're not having here in the US...i start to miss a few things haha!
Greetings from Virginia, Rick and Tamara
i just realized you live in a close area to me. liked the food experiences ...have you tried a greek restaurant? best food in the world
Not yet, but we have heard!!
I loved how excited Willa got just playing with a bottle of water in the beginning. The water feature to cool down seems to be regional, never heard of it. I prefer my Döner the traditional style, without all the extra vegetables that i have never seen in a Döner (for example bell pepper, potato, etc.).
That water feature is for therapeutical purposes. Alas you don't need a prescription for it. The idea, as described earlier in another comment, is to introduce cold water to a body part. So the circulation is stimulated and health improved. Under therapeutic regimen one would immerse an arm or leg at a time into cold water. Or get hosed down by a soft cold water jet. It is related to kinesio tape en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elastic_therapeutic_tape which stimulates circulation in a tinier area.
As a German I'm really grateful for having food from lots of countries from all over the world. I love it. But, to keep it honest, most of what you showed is no genuine German food. But I'm still glad you enjoyed it.
And kudos to Kati! Her english is really good, at least from my point of view.
What I really like are the big eyes you always become when you taste something new. It’s always so nice to see that there is still something that give you that nice feelings! Go on with that!
When you want to visit the western part of Germany or the south of the Netherlands (Aachen or Maastricht) give mea info, I have a room for overnight stay for you and can be a tourguide to!
Oh thank you!! That is so kind of you! We would love to take you up on it. We will contact you when we make it that way 😊
@@OurStorytoTell I stand by my word, just get me an info when! 👍🏻😉
Guys, come to Baden-Baden and I'll be there waiting for you! 🙂
The Basin with water in it is for a „Kneippkur“.
Another beautiful video, thank you so much for sharing your day with Katie ! I'm sure you learned a lot about the city with a nice local guide like her - and her English is amazing ! Your language skills are developing quickly, too !
Have you become comfortable in your new home yet or are there still boxes to unpack ?
Another great video. I think in 1, 2 or 3 weeks everything will be open and you can go to restaurants, museums, churches etc...
Well done, now I have seen bit of Amberg I have never been. Rotbäckchen what a famouse drink for kids in the 60/70th very well promoted that time. Seems you are already addicted to Döner :-D why not when it match your taste. Yes, so called cold water therapie station or called Kneipp Bad, Kneipp Kuren you will find in many Kurorten(Spa's). yes, asked mama google for Sebastian Kneipp and try once walking like a stork through the cold water. Seems you german is making some progress (Y) Good to see somebody took "care" of you.
When you visit Maria Hilfberg again, you should try the Windbeutel in the restaurant next to it. They taste amazing
The overall 'mood' in the vid was great. Like a lil energizer. 👍
(the car szene right at the beginning - hilarious)
Döner geht immer 😄
denn Döner macht schöner.
A recommendation on warm days is the bathing lake in Dießfurt. It is around you 🌊☀️
As a kid I got Rotbäckchen Saft when I had a cold. My mum would heat it up. So that is what I am doing now as an adult 😁 Imo it tastes better hot.
I have to say something.
You‘re such a totally bombastic duo. I love you both more than anybody else. Seeing you together, always brought my happiness back for the day. So fascinating! A life without you? I couldn‘t deal with that.
🤍🤍🤍 Pastel ist auch Spezialität aus in Indonesien. Schöne Familie 🥰
Liebe Grüße aus Schwalm-Eder-Kreis
If you want to travel a bit north into Thuringia, I'm happy to give you some advice on what to see and what to eat! Unfortunately, I don't live there anymore, so I can't be your tour guide, but I'm happy to share all I can about my home region.
You should visit Augsburg. One of the oldest cities in the world
Looks like a wonderful day! I hope you will be able to taste more German "slowfoods" soon. Of course the fastfood-choices you made, seem to have tasted great. But due to the pandemic you are still missing out many typical local meals like Sauerbraten, Schäufele etc.. I wish you many more interesteing experiences!
It’s always best to be guided by a local. Pronunciation is a challenge👍😎👌
yes, especially the 'ö' is difficult for English speakers.
Give me a shout if you´re ever in Berlin!
Yes! We will try to do our best. Send us an email ourstorytotellcontact@gmail.com so we can have your contact close by :)
Your must try Spaghetti Eis from Eisiglu in Kümmersbruck
Hi.
The "mini you" is funny. Chicken balls: in. Döner meat: in.🙂
You can do "Kneipp Anwendungen / treatments" at home in the shower or bathtube. Not only on hot summer days.
Rotbäckchen and Wodka or "Sekt" - should match. 🍷
Rotbaeckchen means red cheeks. Chen is the diminutive. Rote Backen. Perceived as a sign of health. Glad you found a local tour guide. Another travel destination. Google it. Very interesting place. Fuggerei. No it is not pronounced the way you think :)
Have a nice time, Amberg really seems to be beautiful. By the way, the ö in Döner is spelled like the u in turn, perhaps that reduces the struggle with your favourite meal 🌯
spelled > pronounced
Lovely video.
Rotbäckchen, Nussecken und Kneipp - perfekt!
Way to go, meet up with your community.... told you most Germans don't bite 🙃😉 enjoy guys
Great video. Like one of your followers mentioned, I too would like to know the name of the musician who sings the great tunes you play.😁
as a german, never heard about Rotbäckchen.
Love your videos. Keep it up. I am the manager of a wildlife park just a 45 min drive south of Grafenwöhr. If you are ever in the area I can give you a tour. The park ist called Höllohe in Teublitz.
💖💖💖
You need to go Cucas Cabana in Amberg too its an Mexican Style Take Away!
Cucas Cabana is LOVE.
Rotbäckchen... it doesn't get any more german from now on ;)
Rotbäckchen and Döner. What a great combination to experience Germany.
Zwieback?
♥
If the Rotbäckchen is too strong or too sweet for you, you can do what Germans love to do with their drinks and dilute it with cold sparkling water.
You guys should Team up with
Passport Two. American couple UA-camr in Germany.
www.kneipp.com/us_en/kneipp-magazine/water-cures/water-treading/
de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wassertreten
Here’s a bit more info about the Kneippanlage that Katie showed you.
And this was Sebasian Kneipp:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sebastian_Kneipp
You’ll see pools like these pretty commonly throughout Germany... though a lot of them will be natural wading sites that lead through streams.
Getting a döner a day..... assimilation accomplished :P
Have you already been to Munich or are you planning to go to Munich soon?
amazing sehr lecker aus
If You have Problems with the German Umlaute try this: say worest or earned and u already say a "Ö" / say Burger or surf u say a "Ü" /say way, stay bread or sad u say a "ä"
Reminds me of the way I used to explain foreigners how to say my name . Say Sue, say Ann, repeat, repeat. Repeat faster.
Problem is: you'll likely get stuck with the english/american accent. It will always sound a little bit off. And to get rid of it, is harder than learning it the "correct" way in the first place.
I'm sure burger or surf sounds like an Ö. Börger=burger, Sörf=surf. I think there is no english word, that gets you close to an Ü.
To learn it without an accent, try this:
Ü is when your tounge says (german) "i", but your lips say "u"
Say "i" and while doing so, start to shape your lips the way you would to say "u". The sound will transform to a perfect Ü.
Same should work with "ö": tounge says "e", lips say "o"
OK if you think that then try words like thyr or wyvern for the ü
@@stevecyclemaker492 The nordic god Thyr is indeed pronounced with an Ü. But is it an english word? The y in wyvern, according to several "how to pronounce" sources from the internet, sounds like the y in cycle, and was pronounced wrong by myself till today. I used to pronounce it with a short i. Like physics :-)
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This time no drone footage :D
The American family likes to eat. 😄😄😄 Important. Rotbäckchen. Childrens between 1 an 3 years are only allowed to drink half.
vier =~ fier(ce)
A Döner without Kebap?
Süßer Akzent wenn ihr Deutsch sprecht
Hey do you know about @merrymessylife here on yt. They are also an american family of 6 and I think they live in the south kinda part of Germany too. Maybe it's interesting to see some other families sharing their experiences.
Love your videos : )
It's actually @mymerrymessylife sorry about that upsi daisy
Dann mal los :)
Again no Spaghetti Eis? As far as i know, it was a German invention and was even reimported to Italy
so wie es aussieht, habt Ihr euch schon ganz gut eingelebt und fühlt euch wohl. Ich hoffe ihr könnt es bis jetzt verschmerzen, nicht in der Heimat zu sein.
Pronunciation of umlauts takes the longest for anglophones to learn. You actually need to teach your brain to make a distinction between the regular vowels and umlauts. You're still at the stage where your brain sorts it with the sounds you know.
Who would give Rotbäcken to an american as a welcome gift???? Thats so weird 😆
You may not have realized it, but this young American couple has a toddler.
This looks like us so much fun! If you ever come to Heidelberg I would love to show you around! 😊
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