Indeed, the german language ist very structured and logical to the core. Be it word building, sentence structure or grammar, everything is according to the rules - even exceptions have their rules. The only things that do not or 'Fremdworte' (foreign words that became part of everyday language) and most 'Lehnworte' (foreign words that got integrated into the language in its pronounciation and writing).

5:06 in addition to this encouragement she could have helped him by pointing out the compounds of this word: Streich - holz - schachtel, the 'match put in a box' 😉

I will never understand why foreigners have probles with pronuncing words like Mönchengladbach, Backpfeiffengesicht and Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz

Korean kind of does the same thing, I'd say. 🤔

German its like a engineer lego idiom, underatand, train and cosntruct you speech, slang and phrases. It's nice costs all efforts to live this journey of learning.

Idk but lowkey thought jaeyun was bald in the thimbnail 😐

I think they are going to color their hair soon, and they bleached it already

Yeah... sad

Yeah tahts so sad

@@susannewitt9079 why sad?

Me🎉

Ichhhh!!!!😂😭

Ich 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Ich😭😂🫠🙃

Ich

ich glaube ich kann das nicht mal als deutsche sagen

@@mybriizen same 😂 ich habe eine Weile gebraucht um das richtig zu sagen... und deutsch ist noch nicht mal meine erste Sprache, deshalb war es sogar noch schwieriger für mich

Ist doch nur eine Frage wie schnell man das Wort im Kopf in die Einzelteile zerlegen kann. Die Aussprache der Einzelteile hintereinander ist doch dann kein Problem.

Ich bin nicht die beste am deutsch😅

Donaudampfschifffahrtsgesellschaftskapitän sollte reichen.

Ey me too. Its so hard being a german stan of a kpop group😂😂 aber wir kriegen das hin. FIGHTING

😂🇩🇪Deutsche Kommentarsektion hier😊

@@EinNerd jaaa 😂😂😂

​@@EinNerd lol ich bin auch Deutsch 😂

Also ne Österreicherin, ich stimme dir zu😭🤚

Youve become german?

@@googoogly no lol I was born German, so I was curious about how they’d do with the pronunciations

Stell dir vor, die hätten anstelle von Streichholzschachtel Zündhölzerschachtel genomen 😂

@@schnee_the_bun Oh Gott hahahha wäre witzig gewesen^ ^

@@juliag9916 Da hätten sie mir echt leid getan

They had a really good ‘a’ in the Hallo/Danke, I thought

probably they have the same loud in their language@@mikesrandomchannel

@@dpunktgehpunkt5876 yeah, "아" and "a" sound the same

thats what i almost thought ;)@@madamepumpkin

Ein was dreher??

@@itsme2084 Oh sorry. Die Fans von 8Turn heißen "Turning" deswegen😅

Du wirst Deutscher?

Gartenzwergsschachtelaufstellschraube

I need that beanie

Reallll

Schaukelstuhl, Briefträger, Kuchenteller... da gibt's doch genug davon 😂.. Und "Freundschaftsbeziehungen" gibt's vor allem in der Politik

@@barbaraspeckarmy wer würde das denn sagen????!!!! dann sagt man freundschaftliche oder geschäftliche usw und als zwei wörter!

@@mallinalii öfter mal Nachrichten schaun?

"Freundschaftbeziehungen"? Das ist ein deutschsprachiges Wort aus einem Landstrich/Gegend, wo deutsch-sprechende Menschen von 1947 bis 1993 in einem eigenen Staat lebten, der "Demokratie" im Namen trug, aber genau das Gegenteil war. Wir nahmen 1993 diese 17 Millionen Wirtschaftsflüchtlinge in die Bundesrepublik Deutschland auf und zahlen Ihnen seit dieser Zeit alle Sozialleistungen, ohne daß Sie hier jemals einbezahlt haben. Der Verlust dieses Landes hat uns die Parteien PDS, Die Linke, Bündnis 90 und AfD "beschert". 😂

Kommt glaub ich auf den Bezirk in dem man lebt an wie man manches ausspricht oder welche zusammengesetzte Wörter man im Alltag öfter hört

I‘m a german and they actually pronounced it correctly. You don’t have to sound native to be understandable

@@vanillagrammer6019 she wrote that every other german word they pronounced incorrect besides schmetterling...

@@marcelaalexandria But it's just not true that they pronounced everything incorrectly besides schmetterling. The ones she didn't hit did a great job

Entschuldigung was pretty solid too!

​@@vanillagrammer6019 I think everyone can agree that it wasn't "correct" pronunciation. That would be completely impossible for first time speakers. Especially without even ever hearing the Word pronounced and on top of that from people with such a different Language. There is simply no question that the pronunciations were wrong, and they were supposed to get them wrong obviously. The question is if they were understandable. I admit I probably couldn't have understood most of the Words which got a hit but I like that she wasn't unfair about it.

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Some have very fun origins though, here's something I already answered under another comment. "Eichhörnchen" Cut at Eich hörnchen First is: Oak Second is the cute form of: horn The word horn comes from the way they resemble the musical instrument the horn when sitting. Its a horn that sits on an oak tree. And it's very cute.

Try to cut them apart and pronounce them one by one, that's how it's taught in elementary school. I still do it like this with those really long words that aren't really used like "Rindfleisch­etikettierungs­überwachungs­aufgaben­übertragungs­gesetz" That way you can also translate and learn unknown German words. You make the cuts at: Rindfleisch ­etikettierungs ­überwachungs­ aufgaben ­übertragungs­ gesetz. The first word is: beef The second word is: labeling The third word is: monitoring or supervisory (both work pretty good in this case) The fourth is: tasks or duties (plural and tasks or duties fits the meaning best, there are more translations to that one though) The fifth is: transfer, distribution or assigning (look up "Verteilen" as well ) The fourth is: law Or "Eichhörnchen" Cut at Eich hörnchen First is: Oak Second is the cute form of: horn The word horn comes from the way they resemble the musical instrument the horn when sitting. Its a horn that sits on an oak tree. And it's very cute.

@@sojus7929 I love it! Great example! You left some compound words untouched and I have a nice story about them. :D A friend of mine used this word in a quiz for his students and some of them found more words in this one because they recognized the untouched compounds as single words too. Rind-fleisch (cow meat = beef) and Übertragung ("Über-trag" - over carry = assignement/assigning something). He was a little bit confused first, but its just such a good example of how our language works.

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In German you can put en entire story into one word. My favorite: Rhabarberbarbarabarbarbarenbartbarbierbierbarbärbel.

Yesss!!! I was like NOOOOOOO, and a second later i found your comment 😂😂😂😂

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English is far removed from being a simple language. Pure bias... simple bad English is simple... English has many difficult and complex words.

​@@kapuzinergruftEnglish is the easiest language in the world.

French grammar is still more difficult to master

​@@embreis2257 I've learned German, but now I use it rather only passively - by reading books in German (I like reading in German), or sometimes I watch some films in this language. In my primary school I had also some French. I'm not sure if French grammar is really so much more difficult than German.

They meant harder than German, as German is a relatively easy language. There are loads of Koreans, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, etc. people in Germany and they acquire fluency quite quickly. It's not a difficult language. What's difficult in Europe are languages like Icelandic, Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian, and also the Slavic languages (though I'm sure people who have a slavic language as their mother tongue might argue otherwise).

WTF did you type. Can you even type and speak english