Hands down the best language learning video I've seen so far: doing the "sounds like" and having English words and the translation on the screen at the same time makes it so much easier to learn. You should do more!
interesting points ,if anyone else is searching for how to learn German easily try Corbandy Learn German Crusher ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my co-worker got amazing results with it.
Bravo! I have watched/listened to a dozen German for tourists videos and yours is by far the best. Greatly appreciated are: saying the word or phrase regularly, then slowly; and the list in the description. Thank you! My trip to Germany will be appreciably more enjoyable.
@@mari.johnson hi mam I'm an Indian & my name is MAHENDHAR Actually I want to say is it's compulsory for me to learn German Deutsch so will you help me... 😊
Great fun, Lars seems to be having a great time and his enjoyment is infectious, this is a great help thanks. And Mari, what is German for WOW! All the best, thanks again.
Tolles Video -- obwohl es für Touristen gemeint ist, ich finde es echt geil für Anfänger, denn es hat auch einen guten Sinn für Humor :D. Danke für's hochladen, weiter so. ^_^
This is great and I should have started my lessons here, but I found that in Germany they are a bit more casual, like the way they just say 'danka' rather than 'danka schön', and 'bitte' rather than 'bitte schön'. I also rarely heard 'entscholdigen' and never heard 'entscholdigen sie'. I used 'entscholdigen' and said it all the time. I guess I was raised to be polite no matter who I'm talking to.
Oh, they also almost always said just 'morgen' instead of 'guten morgen', just like in the US where it's common to just hear 'morning' as a casual greeting.
For German speakers: what is the etiquette around “Danke” and “Danke Schön”? I’ve always took it as it being the equivalent of “Thanks” and “Thank you very much” Is “Danke” potentially rude in certain situations; I.e. not polite/formal enough, and is “Danke Schön” too formal in certain situations?
For Guten Morgen he says it like “Guten more” at least that’s what I hear and then when he does sounds like he makes it sound like”Guten Morgen” SO WHICH IS IT
So when you said good morning it sounds like the G in morgen is silent. But when you pronounced it slow you used it. So which is it? Not in a rude way just making sure I get it right! Lol
The video is good but you need to fix the audio. My humble opinion is probably a good idea to invest in high quality audio microphone so have a clearer sharper audio
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Hands down the best language learning video I've seen so far: doing the "sounds like" and having English words and the translation on the screen at the same time makes it so much easier to learn. You should do more!
everything was going alright until the ''excuse me'' LOL
EHNT-SHOYL-DIH-GUN ZEE.
What's so hard about that? 🤣
@@roastbeafman87 very hard very hard very hard very hard very hard very hard
Y'all acting like it's rocket science.
That's actually one of the ones I've always remembered since HS German lol
roastbeafman87 h
You have a such nice smile, it makes people happy :)
He's adorable
interesting points ,if anyone else is searching for how to learn German easily try Corbandy Learn German Crusher ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my co-worker got amazing results with it.
Bravo! I have watched/listened to a dozen German for tourists videos and yours is by far the best. Greatly appreciated are: saying the word or phrase regularly, then slowly; and the list in the description. Thank you! My trip to Germany will be appreciably more enjoyable.
The
"sounds like" text is the best and so helpful thanks for having that text there.
this was not only very helpful but fun to watch. Thanks!
:)
@@mari.johnson hi mam I'm an Indian & my name is MAHENDHAR
Actually I want to say is it's compulsory for me to learn German Deutsch so will you help me... 😊
1:11 "NIEN!" and now without the harsh reaction is nein. :)
He's meduim ish. Glad u like him though
The 2 of you should really do more of these. Excellent way to teach.
My father's side of the family was German so I'm trying to learn his language, thanks
Alexis Bell same
Good luck german is super hard!
that smile though ❤
Great fun, Lars seems to be having a great time and his enjoyment is infectious, this is a great help thanks. And Mari, what is German for WOW! All the best, thanks again.
Going to Germany this May. Munich and Berlin here I come. Must learn at least a few phrases. This video is well put together.
So smiley 😚
Travelling to Munich and Augsburg later this year so this is a big help
This is such a laid back, friendly, fun and informative video. Thank you!!
his laughter is adorable.
This is such a fantastic video - really helpful, and I love the chalkboard background! I'd love to see more of these - Thanks Mari and Lars :)
Glad to hear! Thanks, Ashlee!
Going to Germany in November! Glad I'm staying with my friend 😁
Great video Mari! My buddy was trying to teach me German over the weekend - I think your video did a better job! Danke schön!
+Mark & Amanda Happy to help! Learning for any particular reason?
+Mari Johnson No special reason, my friend is learning it at the moment and decided to give us a quick lesson with some of his favorite phrases
What is up couple, you guys know, i love New York just by hearing a lot About it!
My family lives in Strugharkrjhg which is the south west of bwagdwukwa...
I nailed it.
haha what
i live in the near of Stuttgart too, and i am not really pleased of your skull avatar
asdfgl Stuttgart* Baden-Württemberg*
He is so good looking i couldnt concentrate in the german words and phrases
check out the dutch one lol
Yah
wtf! are you gay or something?!
@@algerian1150 So what If he is.....?
Algerian not the only gay one here though
;3
Clear explanation and gets right to the point. Great video
I'm very happy about this Video. I love the "basic Words + Phrases for Travekers" Videos. Have a great day! Greetings from Europe/ Germany
Hallo! Danke! :)
Love this format!
I like how he actually put the way to say it there too.
This was really fun to watch!! Great video 📹
Hi Mari I love you're videos you have a great personality it makes my day better!
Tolles Video -- obwohl es für Touristen gemeint ist, ich finde es echt geil für Anfänger, denn es hat auch einen guten Sinn für Humor :D. Danke für's hochladen, weiter so. ^_^
Danke Schön! It was fun to follow along 😊
This is super helpful! I'v got to go to Germany now!
Thanks for a great video. The format is very good, and aids learning.
Good Job!
+Allen Hare You really should make a visit if you haven't been!
Sehr schön und gut ausgesprochen!
Hi, we really enjoyed your video. It was easy for us to follow. I am looking forward to more.
Thanks! I live in London and wanted to go to Austria for a second time to go skiing and now I can!
Btw a lot of these words I already new thanks to my dads gf
This is great and I should have started my lessons here, but I found that in Germany they are a bit more casual, like the way they just say 'danka' rather than 'danka schön', and 'bitte' rather than 'bitte schön'. I also rarely heard 'entscholdigen' and never heard 'entscholdigen sie'. I used 'entscholdigen' and said it all the time. I guess I was raised to be polite no matter who I'm talking to.
The word for yes is..
Me: oui
Him: ja
Me: oh..
Dude is like some smiley intense Michael Fassbender
Thank you very much for your video. Great video. Worth to watch.
Awesome video
Thanks my daughter is taking German in her freshman year of high school .. I took Spanish .. I'm lost with German but trying to learn and help her
My parents live in Ansbach :) Just a difference experience than the bigger cities but German is such an awesome place to visit.
It really is! Making these videos made me want to go back!
Thank you guys, I'm trying to learn German language from you. Really excellent.
Also helpful: 'drücken' means 'push' and 'ziehen' means 'pull'. You'll see doors marked with these, it's not always clear by the look of the door.
Such a lovely video!! I'm studying for a month in Berlin this summer so this was great to watch! Dankeeee x
this video is very encouraging to start learning german, good job!
OMG this is so help full and also Hallo people of the chat Danke Schon for reading this and Aufwiedersehen. nd Danke Schon for the tips.
Can I learn German just to talk to you...
Yassmeen Karimi gay
@@fatality40
Kari is a boy name u know?
Really helpful! Would definitely recommend.
Hey Lars! 😄
lars is adorable!
1:12 isn't it right to write it "nein" without "e" at the end? Thanks
Very good
Hugs from Brazil
Iam German but I don’t know German and I want too learn the basics and this video was very helpful
Me too
This is great! You should do more German videos.
Ya! Nice class. I have learned a lot today!!
More videos like this please!
say with me Ja?
Me: Ja, Ja, Ja 😊😄
Kas te räägite eesti keel???
awesome!
Liked it and it was helpful!
life savers! danke schon!
Danke schön
Nice.
The word beer sounds exactly how you would pronounce it in Australia!
Thanks for the videos! It's very helpful!
So much thanks for u
Amazing Video !!!
I really like “sounds like”
Das ist gut! Danke Schon! Prost! ✌️😊
Or, haven't you have some beers yet, guys? Hilarious. I am going to watch another video though, it's what a doctor ordered:):):)
Thanks, this is very helpful . I am going to Germany this summer!:)
soooo very helpful. thank you!
Nice!
The audio sounds weird, but it was nice hearing these basic words.
This video is really helping me
Danke schön!
yay! i'm also from stuttgart/live 10 minutes from there!
+CharlottesSkye I really hope to visit there one day!
I wonder how the second "e" got into your version of "nein" :). And also the scond "h" in Bahnhof went missing :-)
danke shon Lars
Oh, they also almost always said just 'morgen' instead of 'guten morgen', just like in the US where it's common to just hear 'morning' as a casual greeting.
I love this im going to germany in 8 days
I just learned how to say my name in Spanish. Then I saw this.
IM LEARNING GERMAN!
For German speakers: what is the etiquette around “Danke” and “Danke Schön”?
I’ve always took it as it being the equivalent of “Thanks” and “Thank you very much”
Is “Danke” potentially rude in certain situations; I.e. not polite/formal enough, and is “Danke Schön” too formal in certain situations?
For Guten Morgen he says it like “Guten more” at least that’s what I hear and then when he does sounds like he makes it sound like”Guten Morgen” SO WHICH IS IT
That goodbye tho😂
So when you said good morning it sounds like the G in morgen is silent. But when you pronounced it slow you used it. So which is it? Not in a rude way just making sure I get it right! Lol
I love it
Goran Dragic is giving german lessons now?
(And you do have a great smile)
Danke
Sehr gut
is it correct to say "Guten Morgen Herr" (for "good morning Sir")? Thank you
Happy Singh If you add the last name after “Herr”, you’re good to go. Otherwise, you can just say “Guten Morgen”
My family is from Göppingen
Knew most of these but Im terrible at pronunciation. Thnx.
I'm going to travel to Germany tomorrow, trying to learn these phrases but it's just so difficult for me to pronounce
Sometimes I see Vielin Danke. What does that translate to?
Sorry if I spelled it wrong
Many thanks
The video is good but you need to fix the audio. My humble opinion is probably a good idea to invest in high quality audio microphone so have a clearer sharper audio
I was just wondering is excuse me in the context of sorry (like if you bang in to someone or burp)or I need you to move (like to get past someone)
Jesse James You can use it in both instances, there is no difference. But you could also just say “Entschuldigung” in the first context.
more viedeos guys'. Bitte
Does “Das ist gut” mean that is good or that’s good
If you would translate it word for word it would mean "that is good" :) we don't have a short version for it in Germany
JA, DAS IST GUT!