Well, if they didn't say he was from Germany and he said Servus, I'd have instantly guessed Austria 😉😁 much love from your country neighbor~ (I watched too many English videos, I'd make too many grammatical mistakes in German rn 😭)
So I dont know about you guys, but where I live in Germany, German with a bavarian accent is not considered to be actual german. (Collect your "Lass die Bayern mobben" token here)
I kinda famous German philosopher once said: "To know a language means to know its culture" To me the German guy embraced Korean culture and grew from it into a great blend.
Wazup Florian here!!! 😎 hope you guys are all staying healthy & safe? The way we pronounce certain words can drastically alter depending on which language we use and sometimes I am shocked myself of how different haha! Adidasuuuuuu 🤪😅 If you liked the vid feel free to like & subscribe! See ya soon!
Ey Florian. Du bist einfach megaaa sympathisch und lustig. Das kann man fast nicht mehr in Worte fassen😄 Freue mich jedes Mal, wenn du in solchen Formaten dabei bist. Wollte das nur mal loswerden🤗
@@loveforeveryone107 my husband was learning German in college and he said the same thing... Edit this because it said Spanish. And my husband was learning German🙄🤣
It's always funny to have Asians pronounce the German 'r'. I asked some Japanese friends to try and it was physically impossible for them haha. Tolles Video! Immer lustig wenn Flo dabei is wwww
It's interesting though, since Korean DOES have an R sound: for example, "eolgul" is pronounced with an l sound but "eolgul-i" is pronounced with an r sound
@@T.K.T that's not an 'r'...It's both "ㄹ" (rieul) and is a sound between r/l which is produced by fastly "flapping" the tip of the tongue just behind the alveolar ridge...it's not an "l" nor an "r". Since it's a sound between those two it will sometimes sound more like an "r" / like an "l" to you, simply because your not used to the sound and your brain tries to connect to something familiar to you.
@@mika_ekirian It's true that neither of those exact sounds exist in my language: nevertheless, they are definitely two distinct sounds ( even if they are considered allophones in Korean, since they are not used to differentiate meaning). For example, phonetic transcription for "salang" would be "sʰa̠ɾa̠ŋ", while it is "ʌ̹ɭɡuɭ" for "eolgul" (at least in Seoul dialect I believe). If someone were to use ɾ (as in salang) in my mother tongue (Finnish), it would definitely be interpreted as an "r" while "ɭ" would be interpreted as an "l" sound.
@@dieMaron So könnte man das sagen. Kleiner Streber Crash-Kurs: Das R gehört zur Gruppe der Frikative, das heißt es bildet sich eine Engstelle und die Luft verwirbelt sich. In der selben Gruppe sind z.B. F, S und Sch. Dadurch, dass die Zunge sich ans Gaumensegel legt bekommen wir ein ch (wie in "och"), wenn dann noch die Stimmbänder vibrieren bekommen wir ein R. Beim L hingegen entweicht die Luft seitlich aus dem Mund (das kann man sogar spüren) und die Zunge liegt hinter den Zähnen. Edit: Rechtschreibfehler...
His German accent is so strong that it feels as if he's speaking Germen whenever he speaks Korean. But when you rewind/take time to process what he is saying. His korean sounds Very Good!
When I started learning Korean , Japanese and Chinese I used to make a lot of mistakes but over time you learn more and it will come naturally , you can't force it .
Koreans are suprisingly good at pronouncing german words instantly I've noticed from other videos. They seem to have all the sounds in Korean language necessary for pronouncing german or other germanic languages like Swedish, danish, norwegian etc.
@@ravanpee1325 the funny thing about that is the fact that english is a western germanic language just like German and Dutch... English has a similarity rate of 50% with german... meaning there is also a great number of shared vocables in both languages and i am not talking about english words germanspeakers adopted or german words englishspeakers adopted. i am talking about words which are native to both languages. though some of those words have changed meaning in one of the languages... the word "gift"for example is one of them it comes from "giving" (geben in German) and it changed its meaning in the German language and now it means poison...
Learn as much vokabulary as possible and watch a lot with subtitles, than it will become so much easier. People always think grammar is the most important thing, but thats not true it comes by itself.
As far as I know, Fanta belongs to Coca Cola, but it was "invented" in Germany. And, btw., as a German myself I can't pronounce the R correctly either. It also depends on the German dialect you speak.
Because of Second World War it was hard to get Coca Cola in Germany so the head of coca-cola Deutschland invented Fanta with the ingredients that you could get in Germany at that time..that’s why it belongs to Coca Cola
I speak Spanish and have been learning German for the past 2yrs (have done around 5 courses) and 3 out of my 5 teachers pronounced really hard the "r" while the other 2 pronounced it softly, like French "r" 🤣🤣🤣 So decided to take advantage of both ways being considered correct and apply both depending on how fast I'm speaking and how easier will be for me to pronounce the word 👌 Such beautiful language, so lucky y'all who speak it 😫🍾💐
This is really wierd I am an indian, my mother tongue is Marathi,but I know hindi,English fluently and learnt German in school,I am now learning Korean and I am reading eng subtitles to understand a Korean ppl speak German If this make sense lol
@@X3nophobiX Naja, ich wohne in Baden-Württemberg, in der Nähe von einem Mercedes Benz Werk. Dort wird wird die A-Klasse, B Klasse usw produziert. War sehr oft dort arbeiten, wahrend den Semesterferien (bezahlen Studenten ziemlich gut 😍) In der Nähe gibt's noch einen anderen Werk für die Trucks. Also ich höre lediglich eher Mercedes. Wenn es um die Modelle geht, dann sagt man beispielsweise gleich E Klasse usw. Aber kann echt unterschiedlich sein. 😅 No front.
German is a nice language..I love of..it's my favorite class in School.. it's pretty easy to understand..if I wouldn't be Hungarian I would say it's easier than my language.
I'm from Indonesia and mostly in here when you can't pronounce R people will make fun of you--*not in a rude way) Because R pronunciation is important in our language. For example there are some famous tongue twister with R pronunciation which is "Ular Lari Lurus" and "Ular Melingkar di atas Pagar" And you have to say it faster
My level of German is intermediate, I rwally enjoy learning and speaking German - lots of people look at me weird, but to me German is a very poetic language. I wish I had the time for Korean :/...but I am also studying Russian. Anyways, wish to see more of Florian! He is super engaging! 💜
Awesome that you learn german, very pleased to hear that as a native german speaker! Thank you for learning our language, a lot of people think it is an aggressive language but it isn't it is very romantic and you have words which can express many feelings at once, which for me is always really fascinating! Enjoy your learning process, wish you lots of fun ☺😁!
Yep, I definitely pronounced it wrong. But everyone else does. 😁 From the examples I've heard, it seems like the "n" in "van" is not pronounced. And the "g" and the "gh" are pronounced the same way. But why?
Und für Deutschsprachige wäre es das englische Äquivalent. Zumindest sagten mir bereits einige Muttersprachler, dass wir das Wort "squirrel" nicht richtig aussprechen könnten PS: Siyeon so fine
@@mika_ekirian Ich wundere mich tatsächlich, wieso die das denken aber naja. Ich für meinen Teil denke mal, dass ich es kann Yassssssss sie wird langsam zu meinem Bias Wrecker ughhh
@@desoxyribonukleinsaure4518 ich würde auch behaupten, dass ich das kann. Aber naja, wahrscheinlich haben wir halt dann doch dabei irgendeinen deutschen Akzent. Hehehe, the power of Siyeon! Ich liebe sie über alles, like, heirate mich please, queen. Ich werde dir treu dienen hahaha
@@mika_ekirian Ja irgendwie meinten die, dass wir es wahrscheinlich "sqwirrel" oder so aussprechen würden Wow big mood ☠ Dachte ich mir erstmal bei Sua und JiU aber so zwei Tage später ist Dami direkt mein Bias geworden
As someone who worked at Haribo for quite a while, it made me very happy to see that their pronunciation was good :) And yes, I was allowed and even encouraged to eat as much inside the factory as I liked - as part of quality control. We just weren't allowed to take anything outside, that would have been theft.
So german ABCS have the exact same pronunciation as Bahasa Indonesia ?!! especially the R~~ i was so shock and also took sudden interest in german language ❤ i also just realize R~~ will be difficult to pronounce in other asian countries 🤣🤣 Sorry for my broken english it's not my first language. I speak Bahasa, English, Mandarin, and Tio Chew
Er hat aber auch schon ein bisschen einen Akzent, wenn er Deutsch spricht😂 He already has a little bit an accent when he speaks German😂 Er hod aba au scho 'n bissle nen Akzend, wenn 'o Deutsch schwätzt😂 (thats the beautiful southern german slang, also known as "Schwäbisch")
They really did a good job. I tried to pronounce it as well but it is really hard. I really can´t imagine that germans can just pronounce them in a conversation without really thinking about it. I have a german online friend and sometimes she curses in german ,she writes "scheise" and than says it´s a curse word.
Aber Capri Sonne ist nicht mehr „Capri Sonne“, seit 2018 ist es „Capri Sun“. Ja genau, in Deutschland! 카프리존네 독일에서도 2018년 부터 카프리썬으로 이름 바뀌었어요 ㅜㅜ 이렇게 추억 하나가 없어져 가고...
phonetically is very similar to Portuguese at times. My teacher often told the class to just read it as it was written. guess it works for Portuguese native speakers.
he is from the south ... in the noth the r at the end of the sillable is like a German a... at the beginning it is like gargelling without water and short
@@Smurez im European, i can speak Serbian (my mother language), i can speak English, and German (i live there), but this guy speaks languages with completely different alphabets, for non-Koreans it looks like a bunch of scribbles, it must've been hard learning Korean while not forgeting other languages
Die Hälfte davon hatte ich keine Ahnung, dass sie deutsch sind 😨 Also wir in Schwabenland sagen, seit immer, Mercedes. Und wenn wir über die Firma reden, dann Daimler.
Benz in Bezug auf eine Limousine gibt es häufiger. Daimler bei uns im normalen Sprachgebrauch eher nicht. Heißt ja ab jetzt auch nur noch die ausgegliederte Trucksparte so^^
He has such a great character, I think he blends in well into Korean entertainment formats because I don't know any German who's that lively 😂 Including myself
Ich lerne deutsch in der shcule , ich sache nicht viele worten , ich möchte sehr gut deutsch sprechen. Dont know if any of that is right but i love german lol
heh, i remember when living in denmark, scandinavian and english people couldnt pronounce my name. Cos that R sound is only for germans and eastern europeans and balts and finns. :D Danes for example say T C R like L also . :D
When he said "Servus" and all germans knew where he comes from :'D
Sending love to all my fellow germans ;)
Well, if they didn't say he was from Germany and he said Servus, I'd have instantly guessed Austria 😉😁 much love from your country neighbor~ (I watched too many English videos, I'd make too many grammatical mistakes in German rn 😭)
So I dont know about you guys, but where I live in Germany, German with a bavarian accent is not considered to be actual german. (Collect your "Lass die Bayern mobben" token here)
@@yasashiineko9069 In the state of bavaria they also say 'Servus' or 'Griaß gott'.
@@soartexhddev7870 ich weiß 😁 Deswegen sind die Leute aus Bayern für mich schon mehr österreicher als Deutsche 😁
@@yasashiineko9069 versogen ja nur Deutschland mit Geld
Florian is the best, we want him as a regular!
yeah he's really charismatic
„SO SPRECHEN SIE BITTE NICHT DEUTSCH!“ LMAO 😂😂😂
It's soooo true tho
Ich musste so lachen in dem Moment 😂
EHAHAHAHAVAVHAHA
wann kam das? lel
habs grad gefunden
The German guy seems to have such a cute, fun-loving, and nice personality!
I also think so💖💖💖
I kinda famous German philosopher once said: "To know a language means to know its culture"
To me the German guy embraced Korean culture and grew from it into a great blend.
They are so Handsome
You can see the pain of every Germany person older than ~12 wenn they said capri sun😂😂
Capri Sonne😢
Leider habe die den Namen in Capri-Sun geändert
When me and my young niece went to Japan she called it capri sun while japanese store staff pronounced it capri sonne lol
In the Netherlands we call it Capri Sun as well 😂
In America it’s spelled Capri Sun too and said like (Ca-pre-sun)
Wazup Florian here!!! 😎 hope you guys are all staying healthy & safe? The way we pronounce certain words can drastically alter depending on which language we use and sometimes I am shocked myself of how different haha! Adidasuuuuuu 🤪😅
If you liked the vid feel free to like & subscribe! See ya soon!
❤️
Wie lange Lebst du denn schon in Korea
denn seit ein Paar Jahren heißen die Teile nicht mehr Capri-Sonne sondern Capri-Sun und ich hasse.
florian I missed you hahaha
Ganz ehrlich du hast ADHS oder? Nimm’s nicht böse ich habe es ja auch😂
Ey Florian. Du bist einfach megaaa sympathisch und lustig. Das kann man fast nicht mehr in Worte fassen😄 Freue mich jedes Mal, wenn du in solchen Formaten dabei bist. Wollte das nur mal loswerden🤗
‘We don’t really eat that much chocolate’
Flo: mhmm (an wat für Leudde bin ich hier denn geraten?!?!) 😂🙈
Heil nika
So German abcs are pronounce how they are, just like Spanish. Cool!!
Yes :) it's actually interesting how in english, even though it's also a germanic language, developed such a different pronuncitation.
and Portuguese
German and spanish are in the same slang, for me its vey easy to lern Spanish because its a bit like German spell
@@loveforeveryone107 my husband was learning German in college and he said the same thing...
Edit this because it said Spanish. And my husband was learning German🙄🤣
ehh, cambia en las ultimas letras, las primeras son iguales que en espanol :))
German in the Video.
Germans:"HANS, ES GEHT WIEDER LOS!"
JAWOHL!
the tiny girl’s humor is so fun! her dynamic with florian is on another level😂
title:German
Germans: *ZUGRIFF*
Deutsche sind überall 😂
It's always funny to have Asians pronounce the German 'r'. I asked some Japanese friends to try and it was physically impossible for them haha. Tolles Video! Immer lustig wenn Flo dabei is wwww
It's interesting though, since Korean DOES have an R sound: for example, "eolgul" is pronounced with an l sound but "eolgul-i" is pronounced with an r sound
@@T.K.T ask a Korean person about that and they will likely tell you it's the same sound. I already confused my Korean friends with that question
@@T.K.T that's not an 'r'...It's both "ㄹ" (rieul) and is a sound between r/l which is produced by fastly "flapping" the tip of the tongue just behind the alveolar ridge...it's not an "l" nor an "r".
Since it's a sound between those two it will sometimes sound more like an "r" / like an "l" to you, simply because your not used to the sound and your brain tries to connect to something familiar to you.
Some can do it pretty well. Even better than us Germans. Try to roll the R like the Spanish or Finnish people do, we can't do that either.
@@mika_ekirian It's true that neither of those exact sounds exist in my language: nevertheless, they are definitely two distinct sounds ( even if they are considered allophones in Korean, since they are not used to differentiate meaning). For example, phonetic transcription for "salang" would be "sʰa̠ɾa̠ŋ", while it is "ʌ̹ɭɡuɭ" for "eolgul" (at least in Seoul dialect I believe). If someone were to use ɾ (as in salang) in my mother tongue (Finnish), it would definitely be interpreted as an "r" while "ɭ" would be interpreted as an "l" sound.
In Germany we don't roll our Rs. I was surprised at how he explained the R ... until I remembered he said "Servus" 😁
Das R ist eher eine Vibration nhh?
Keine Ahnung wie ich diesen Buchstaben erklären würde 😂🤷🏾♀️
@@ahgavlive4517 Das R kommt aus dem Rachen so würd ich er erklären, Beim L würd ich sagen ziehen wir die zunge vor zu den Zähnen :D
@@dieMaron So könnte man das sagen. Kleiner Streber Crash-Kurs: Das R gehört zur Gruppe der Frikative, das heißt es bildet sich eine Engstelle und die Luft verwirbelt sich. In der selben Gruppe sind z.B. F, S und Sch. Dadurch, dass die Zunge sich ans Gaumensegel legt bekommen wir ein ch (wie in "och"), wenn dann noch die Stimmbänder vibrieren bekommen wir ein R. Beim L hingegen entweicht die Luft seitlich aus dem Mund (das kann man sogar spüren) und die Zunge liegt hinter den Zähnen.
Edit: Rechtschreibfehler...
Ich roll auch mein Rrrrrrrr 😒, ich dachte, dass das in Bayern üblich wäre😐
@@cansuaydeger9794 Yep, aber auch nur in Bayern.
His German accent is so strong that it feels as if he's speaking Germen whenever he speaks Korean. But when you rewind/take time to process what he is saying. His korean sounds Very Good!
lol currently his accent was not too strong ":DDDD
He also has an little accent when he speaks German, so...😂
To me his Korean sounded perfect. But I don't understand a word Korean so ...^^
@@anonymernutzer3515 no he has no accent in German he is speaking dialect...
@@blackforest_fairy which dialect?
When I started learning Korean , Japanese and Chinese I used to make a lot of mistakes but over time you learn more and it will come naturally , you can't force it .
I was like
(Audi): "hmm not bad!"
(Porsche): "okay"
( Meressedesse Bentshe) "here we go" 😂 these girls are so cute 🥰
Gut gemacht, Florian. Und das Outfit jetzt ist um Längen besser.
Koreans are suprisingly good at pronouncing german words instantly I've noticed from other videos. They seem to have all the sounds in Korean language necessary for pronouncing german or other germanic languages like Swedish, danish, norwegian etc.
They are way way better than US
@@ravanpee1325 yes but the US has different sounds but Koreans has similar sounds to the German a b c etc
They don't have f and v. They use b and p instead.
@@ravanpee1325 the funny thing about that is the fact that english is a western germanic language just like German and Dutch... English has a similarity rate of 50% with german... meaning there is also a great number of shared vocables in both languages and i am not talking about english words germanspeakers adopted or german words englishspeakers adopted. i am talking about words which are native to both languages. though some of those words have changed meaning in one of the languages... the word "gift"for example is one of them it comes from "giving" (geben in German) and it changed its meaning in the German language and now it means poison...
He has a pretty strong German accent, I think he's from Bavaria😂
Yes he is bavarian then no one in german is the R rolling
I don't think so. I am bavarian and i speak totally different than him. I was actually curious which part of germany he is from.
@@ilayza Bayern ist groß, ich kenne mehrere aus Bayern die so reden.
@@kathx_x6749 ach echt? Woher aus Bayern kommen die denn? Würd mich echtmal interessieren
@@ilayza Mittel&Unterfranken
I like how he treats the girls. He's like a funny uncle.😊
Wow Florian's Korean is so great!👍
As a Korean I can say that even his pronunciation is good
I'm amazed. He's a true lover of your culture.
Wo sind meine Deutschen Friends?
Hallo Frosch-Mensch 🙋♂️
Hier 🙋🏽♀️
@@lebronjams hallö
@@nathalie8340 😀
Hierr
I'm learning German and i should say its really hard😭😭
Never give up!😉
@@Elisa2442 i'm not giving up but its too hard😭
As a german...it‘s a really hard language to learn so don‘t get discouraged 💕
@@tonightdowntown i have problem in Dativ😭🥺
Learn as much vokabulary as possible and watch a lot with subtitles, than it will become so much easier.
People always think grammar is the most important thing, but thats not true it comes by itself.
Ich finde er spricht deutsch auch schon mit einem Akzent ㅋㅋㅋ
Zu viel südländischer akzent ^^ niemand bei mir rollt das r so
He’s so used to other languages, that he has a little accent in his German haha
As far as I know, Fanta belongs to Coca Cola, but it was "invented" in Germany.
And, btw., as a German myself I can't pronounce the R correctly either. It also depends on the German dialect you speak.
I was born and raised in Romania and when I speak german it sounds like the backstreets of Moskau hehe
Because of Second World War it was hard to get Coca Cola in Germany so the head of coca-cola Deutschland invented Fanta with the ingredients that you could get in Germany at that time..that’s why it belongs to Coca Cola
I speak Spanish and have been learning German for the past 2yrs (have done around 5 courses) and 3 out of my 5 teachers pronounced really hard the "r" while the other 2 pronounced it softly, like French "r" 🤣🤣🤣
So decided to take advantage of both ways being considered correct and apply both depending on how fast I'm speaking and how easier will be for me to pronounce the word 👌
Such beautiful language, so lucky y'all who speak it 😫🍾💐
Yea. The name is certainly german tho (from the german spelling of Fantasy) so it makes sense that the proper pronounciation would be in german.
@@baeklayexo8183 It' belongs to Coca Cola, because it was bought by them.
And the Orange flavours is actually italian.
This is really wierd I am an indian, my mother tongue is Marathi,but I know hindi,English fluently and learnt German in school,I am now learning Korean and I am reading eng subtitles to understand a Korean ppl speak German
If this make sense lol
Haha but not bad. Unfortunatly im bad at learning other languages 😭.
Wer sagt bitte Benz? Hier sagt jeder wenn schon Mercedes.
Bin wsl schon zu Koreanisch 😅
Also bei uns in Monnem sagt so ziemlich jeder Benz, wenn's um den Markennamen geht - Mercedes lediglich, wenn man über ein spezifisches Model spricht.
@@X3nophobiX Naja, ich wohne in Baden-Württemberg, in der Nähe von einem Mercedes Benz Werk. Dort wird wird die A-Klasse, B Klasse usw produziert. War sehr oft dort arbeiten, wahrend den Semesterferien (bezahlen Studenten ziemlich gut 😍) In der Nähe gibt's noch einen anderen Werk für die Trucks. Also ich höre lediglich eher Mercedes. Wenn es um die Modelle geht, dann sagt man beispielsweise gleich E Klasse usw. Aber kann echt unterschiedlich sein. 😅 No front.
@@floriankorea Sollte kein Angriff sein. Kann schon unterschiedlich sein, also die Benennung. 😂 Bist auch nicht der "Stereotypische" Deutsche.
Same komm auch aus Baden-Württemberg, wir sagen auch alle Mercedes
Florian in foreign language tutor mode is very entertaining...😁👍
ICH LIEBE FLORIAN DER TYP IST LUSTIG MAN
Haha when Florian said he wants to be younger, I felt that. If I remember correctly he said he was 27 in another video and so am I, soon 28........ 😤😤
Just wait until you are 45....
@@daveangels Haha 🤣🤣 sorry for laughing. It doesent get any easier does it?😅
I feel the same way...26 here
I'm 24 and feel old afff don't wanna know how what it's like with 28 then....
2:14 his expression when they pronounce Mercedes-Benz😂😂
me being dutch and being able to read the german commands without learning german :))
Same with me being German and being able to read Dutch ayy
with a simiity of almost 70- 80% in both langus thats to be expected.
Florian is so ein cooler typ ey
German is a nice language..I love of..it's my favorite class in School.. it's pretty easy to understand..if I wouldn't be Hungarian I would say it's easier than my language.
Well, I bet it's easier than Hungarian. At least to learn. Unless you are from Finland. ^^
I'm from Indonesia and mostly in here when you can't pronounce R people will make fun of you--*not in a rude way)
Because R pronunciation is important in our language. For example there are some famous tongue twister with R pronunciation which is "Ular Lari Lurus" and "Ular Melingkar di atas Pagar"
And you have to say it faster
And i hate it as the one who cant do that
@@ruahoneybadger5828 don´t hate it, it´s ok :)
I'm from Germany and what you said sounds so interesting. It make me want to listen to some Indonesian language or music now.
Handsome Boy
so nice florian hier mal deutsch reden zu hören 😂 ich lern auch koreanisch aber bis ich mal so gut bin dauert es wahrscheinlich noch ein wenig 😂😂
Samee lerne auch gerade koreanisch aber hab keine Zeit weiterzulernen lol
Der spricht echt extrem gut. Ich glaub so gut werd ich nie sprechen können 😅
@@seohyunlee3247 nicht aufgeben 😌 mit übung kann man alles schaffen
Leute, lernt mal Mandarin, dann wisst ihr, was "kein Fortschritt" bedeutet. 😅 Ich hab's inzwischen aufgegeben und zu Koreanisch gewechselt.
👍My best sweet sister is from Germany 🇩🇪, but we speak English because we live in UTAH, USA 🇺🇸
My level of German is intermediate, I rwally enjoy learning and speaking German - lots of people look at me weird, but to me German is a very poetic language.
I wish I had the time for Korean :/...but I am also studying Russian.
Anyways, wish to see more of Florian! He is super engaging!
💜
maybe you have time to learn Korean in a few years! Life is long, you will have enough time :)
Awesome that you learn german, very pleased to hear that as a native german speaker! Thank you for learning our language, a lot of people think it is an aggressive language but it isn't it is very romantic and you have words which can express many feelings at once, which for me is always really fascinating! Enjoy your learning process, wish you lots of fun ☺😁!
Something like this needs to be done with a dutch person teaching people how to pronounce 'van gogh' since most of the world is saying it wrong
i just looked it up and realized i've been pronouncing it wrong my whole life lol thank you
Yep, I definitely pronounced it wrong. But everyone else does. 😁 From the examples I've heard, it seems like the "n" in "van" is not pronounced. And the "g" and the "gh" are pronounced the same way. But why?
How do you pronounce it correctly?
@@ReijiAoeGirl666 it would be best to search a dutch person pronounce it on yt since it's really hard to describe how to pronounce the dutch 'g'
@@Sprife_ tbh i'm not sure i think it's kinda the same with france and silence letters in words
when he started to speak the alphabet the first 6 letters sound perfect like Brazilian Portuguese my language haha
A really fun German word for German learners/ non-natives to pronounce is "Eichhörnchen".
Und für Deutschsprachige wäre es das englische Äquivalent. Zumindest sagten mir bereits einige Muttersprachler, dass wir das Wort "squirrel" nicht richtig aussprechen könnten
PS: Siyeon so fine
@@desoxyribonukleinsaure4518 ahhh okay interessant, das wusste ich nicht^^
PS: 👀👀👀 I know, right^^
@@mika_ekirian Ich wundere mich tatsächlich, wieso die das denken aber naja. Ich für meinen Teil denke mal, dass ich es kann
Yassssssss sie wird langsam zu meinem Bias Wrecker ughhh
@@desoxyribonukleinsaure4518 ich würde auch behaupten, dass ich das kann. Aber naja, wahrscheinlich haben wir halt dann doch dabei irgendeinen deutschen Akzent.
Hehehe, the power of Siyeon! Ich liebe sie über alles, like, heirate mich please, queen. Ich werde dir treu dienen hahaha
@@mika_ekirian Ja irgendwie meinten die, dass wir es wahrscheinlich "sqwirrel" oder so aussprechen würden
Wow big mood ☠ Dachte ich mir erstmal bei Sua und JiU aber so zwei Tage später ist Dami direkt mein Bias geworden
As someone who worked at Haribo for quite a while, it made me very happy to see that their pronunciation was good :) And yes, I was allowed and even encouraged to eat as much inside the factory as I liked - as part of quality control. We just weren't allowed to take anything outside, that would have been theft.
Omg how are they all so adorable. Just loved the energy and yes he should really consider becoming a teacher.
So german ABCS have the exact same pronunciation as Bahasa Indonesia ?!! especially the R~~ i was so shock and also took sudden interest in german language ❤ i also just realize R~~ will be difficult to pronounce in other asian countries 🤣🤣
Sorry for my broken english it's not my first language.
I speak Bahasa, English, Mandarin, and Tio Chew
I am from Germany, but I can't roll the "R" too😂
Er hat aber auch schon ein bisschen einen Akzent, wenn er Deutsch spricht😂
He already has a little bit an accent when he speaks German😂
Er hod aba au scho 'n bissle nen Akzend, wenn 'o Deutsch schwätzt😂 (thats the beautiful southern german slang, also known as "Schwäbisch")
"beautiful"
Schwäbisch ist eine verbale Vergewaltigung.
@@19Fenja89 Dialekte sind gelebte Kultur. Im Gegensatz zu dem Toten geistlosen Regelwerk, dass man auch Schriftdeutsch nennt.
@@blackforest_fairy 😂🤣😂🤣
They really did a good job. I tried to pronounce it as well but it is really hard. I really can´t imagine that germans can just pronounce them in a conversation without really thinking about it. I have a german online friend and sometimes she curses in german ,she writes "scheise" and than says it´s a curse word.
You think scheiße is a hard word?
Try pronouncing Hurensohn xD
@@Yomomcancomegetit we don´t really use the ß in the uk so I don´t know how to pronounce it but "Hurensohn" is another level xd
That is translated for "shit"
Hahaha that is so so funny😂 (I'am from Germany)
He is clearly from Bayern 😂😂
Wow I did not know so many popular brands were German, that really shocked me.
Aber Capri Sonne ist nicht mehr „Capri Sonne“, seit 2018 ist es „Capri Sun“. Ja genau, in Deutschland!
카프리존네 독일에서도 2018년 부터 카프리썬으로 이름 바뀌었어요 ㅜㅜ 이렇게 추억 하나가 없어져 가고...
Eine Schande, I want the old name back.
Florian unser Exportschlager 😅👍🏾
Er spricht Deutsch selbst schon mit so einem Akzent, dass die Aussprache der Marken bei ihm auch seltsam klingt...;) "Capri-Sonnäää"
phonetically is very similar to Portuguese at times. My teacher often told the class to just read it as it was written. guess it works for Portuguese native speakers.
That's the proper way to do it.
Every german in the comments: HE SAID SERVUS, I KNOW WHERE HE'S FROM
Florian as a permanent guest, please
WIR LIEBEN EUCH!!😂
he actually seems like a nice person
Sympathisch unser junge👍
굿텐탁 할때 노아 트레버가 1930/40년대 그 총통 흉내 낼 때 그 목소리 인 듯요ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Me who’s a Korean teenager who lived in Germany since preschool: *_I am 1333333 parallel universes ahead of you 😏😈😎_*
Florian...something tragic happened here in Germany...thay changed "Capri Sonne"...its now "Caprisun" 😔
Probably for global trademarking
I think for other Asian that used ABC as their language alphabets can pronounce it very well.
Dieser Moment, wenn er deutsch spricht und selbst ein deutscher denkt: Ist er wirklich deutscher???
Fuka Ein Deutschkoreaner.
He's such a troll I love it!
Alle deutschen:,,da steht german im Titel, ich muss drauf klicken"
although it's called "Golden Bären"
I will keep on saying "Gummie Bären"
Because most of the gummy bears aren't yellow or gold
Everyone in Germany calls in Gummibärchen
@@Sarah-kc3fb Same here in Austria, but im used to "Gummie Bären"
@@F.RO.H it is probably called "golden" because the golden gummy bear represents Haribo
@@JenViva288 Yeah, could be
It's funny that Florian lost his german accept although he is german. 😀
a very good korean speaking teacher-never heard before.So funny the pronountiation.
Their pronunciation is so adorable 🥺😆🙈
(ihre Aussprache ist so süß) 👉🏻👈🏻🥺
If you call it Mercedes or Benz as a short form actually is a question that devides Germany lol
Die guten Adiletten 😂
Hab grade angefangen Koreanisch zu lernen, ich bin so neidisch auf ihn 😂😭
Florian, bester Mann🤣Selten so gelacht, omgomg 앜ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
them: mercedesu benzu
him: *vietnam flashbacks*
I always have to laugh when I hear english people pronounce "Adidas" XD
The look on their face if they knew how to eally pronounce it
It's their hand movement for me 😂😂
😂😂Jaja cute. I like it, good video
Ich vermisse Capri Sonne😭
3:25 that's funny bc as far as I know you only say Mercedes
he is from the south ... in the noth the r at the end of the sillable is like a German a... at the beginning it is like gargelling without water and short
Oh but he does also have a slight accent in German
Florian is very cool and entertaining! 😊👍🏻
I laughed so hard when they pronounced "Mercedes Benz"
servus florian servus alles hhaha tolles video 👍🏻
6:05 idk the way she said gummy bear was so cute lmao
this guy is an absolute Chad, he speaks German, English AND Korean, what a legend
If you're from europe (excluding UK) it's pretty common to speak at least 3 languages, sometimes 4
@@Smurez im European, i can speak Serbian (my mother language), i can speak English, and German (i live there), but this guy speaks languages with completely different alphabets, for non-Koreans it looks like a bunch of scribbles, it must've been hard learning Korean while not forgeting other languages
He is Handsome
Die Hälfte davon hatte ich keine Ahnung, dass sie deutsch sind 😨
Also wir in Schwabenland sagen, seit immer, Mercedes. Und wenn wir über die Firma reden, dann Daimler.
Benz in Bezug auf eine Limousine gibt es häufiger. Daimler bei uns im normalen Sprachgebrauch eher nicht. Heißt ja ab jetzt auch nur noch die ausgegliederte Trucksparte so^^
german brands are the best 👍
He has such a great character, I think he blends in well into Korean entertainment formats because I don't know any German who's that lively 😂 Including myself
ich kenne view dejtsche die noch viel aufgedrehter sind... aber die meisten sind frauen anfang 20
Ich lerne deutsch in der shcule , ich sache nicht viele worten , ich möchte sehr gut deutsch sprechen.
Dont know if any of that is right but i love german lol
Yes, that's pretty good! "Deutsch" with capital letter, because it's a noun and instead of sache "sage" with a 'g' . Rest is perfect.
Florian, what about Casio? Does Casio still make keyboards?
so i am the only one who thinks he would be the perfect cast for erwin smith of AoT. and he even is german o.o
heh, i remember when living in denmark, scandinavian and english people couldnt pronounce my name. Cos that R sound is only for germans and eastern europeans and balts and finns. :D Danes for example say T C R like L also . :D
Florianlein....you're great liebe deine humor.....fighting
Damn I am so glad to see that I still undestand german with the comments and the vid
Today I learned Haribo is a German Company. Mind blown.
Gives Loves to our Ritter Sport . Quadratisch Praktisch Gut
In Germany we would call Florian a Ehrenmann hahaha
Beide sind wunderschöne Mädchen ✨ Die Linke könnte in einem KDrama mitspielen ✨
The pronounce of alphabet in Germany, similar to Indonesia..