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🇩🇪 American Couple Reacts "Geography Now! GERMANY" | The Demouchets REACT GERMANY
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@skylinwinter5970 Год назад

16:00 we speak about it a lot, you’re just not allowed to deny the holocaust

@BigWhoopZH Год назад

Also you can't display Nazi symbols and certain abbreviations and numbers aren't allowed on vehicle license plates like NS, SS, 88 for example.

@blackwolf721000 Год назад

@@BigWhoopZH Unfortunately they left out a lot of Nazi symbols like some SS emblems that are still being used by Neonazi propaganda/apparel.

@PeoplecallmeLucifer Год назад

@@BigWhoopZH I do gotta ask .. is the 88 just because of Flak 88 or did it have another symbolism?

@jayjo1072 Год назад

@@PeoplecallmeLucifer You gotta look at the alphabet, the 8th one is H. So its HH which means ''Heil Hitler'' it's a pretty popular thing for german neonazis

@wezerd Год назад

@@PeoplecallmeLucifer the number 88 was the standard signature in encoded messages and as the guy above me already said, it stands for "HH" or "Heil Hitler". This one signature was one of the major clues leading to deciphering the enigma code, as it was a constant in almost all of the messages.

@sheepsky Год назад

"Do Germans Talk About World War II? What Do They Teach About the Holocaust? | Feli from Germany" is a great video you should check out regarding your questions at the end

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

Thank you.

@hyenalaughingmatter8103 Год назад

Feli is Bavarian, not German ;) Also they speaks about that topic on RU-vid, which means she has to fit the narrative.

@sheepsky Год назад

@@hyenalaughingmatter8103 “fit the narrative”? Are you a holocaust denier?

@seanickle4781 Год назад

@@hyenalaughingmatter8103 Baveria is a "Bundesland" of Germany, Federal State in english, so he said nothing wrong

@winterlinde5395 Год назад

@@hyenalaughingmatter8103I (in northern Germany) took part in her survey. And later watched the video. She is objective and talks the truth.

@DSP16569 Год назад

The parents decide which higher School their kids go but what he forget to mention: It is possible to switch the path your parents decided later. In the end theoretically every kid could take a path to visit University.

@sadMarshall Год назад

and if you fail in Higher Schools like the Gymnasium you can get kicked out of it to a lower school.... dont know if its still this way but 15 years ago it still was a common situation for some of my pupils :D

@issi9565 Год назад

And also it starts in the 3rd class when kids get grades. Based on the grades, the opinion of the teacher and parents you get an overview which way could be the best. Even then it is no problem to switch to a higher or lower school form.

@m.h.6470 Год назад

yeah, the teacher can give a recommendation, but the parents have the final decision. Unfortunately, this leads to many students being forced to go to Gymansium, even though they would have a better chance in Realschule or sometimes even Hauptschule.

@m.h.6470 Год назад

@@issi9565 I don't know how it is today, but during my school time (which is admittedly more than two decades in the past), it was quite hard to switch to a higher school. You had to have consistent exceptional grades for at least a year, to be even considered.

@Ilogunde Год назад

Like a lot of things, it depends on the Bundesland. Sometimes it's the teachers, sometimes it's the parents with or without a recommendation of the teachers. But the important part is: The system is not definitive. Change in every direction is possible.

@markusschenkl7943 Год назад

Fun fact about Adidas and Puma: The Dassler brothers founded a shoe factory after WW II but soon after got in a major fight about how to lead the company. They split and ADI DASsler founded ADIDAS while Rudolph Dassler founded Puma. Both companies still reside in the small town of Herzogenaurach (Northern Bavaria), just about a mile away from each other.

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

We didn't know this! Thanks for sharing.

@danielspeier5269 Год назад

@@TheDemouchetsREACT theire is also a nice cinema movie from 2016 "Duell der Brüder" (Dont know the english titel) .. and here is a dokumation with english Subtibles (just by looking the first 2 minutes, you have all you have to know) Frankfurt/Odenwald Greetings Neno ;)

@skylinwinter5970 Год назад

13:55 the teachers tell the parents what would be the best option for the kids based on how they did in elementary school but in most states that is not binding and parents have the final say. You can also always switch between schools

@jochendamm Год назад

Hauptschule has a very poor reputation. Realschule and Gymnasium focus more on academic performance. Gymnasium on top (middle and high school combined), followed by Realschule with less workload and topics and then Hauptschule as basic education with school leaving certificate after grade 9 or 10. Hauptschule is focused towards blue-collar jobs in lower positions like factory workers. Main focus is on "work studies" (economics, home economics, work theory, ergonomics, craft and design). The schools are often concidered as social flashpoints with high proportion of foreigners and their lack of language comprehension, poor people and delinquents. It's the last resort with high amount of desperation and lots of dropouts. At least 20 years ago when I was there. Is is possible to climb up later on even to a master's degree. But that is rare. In general preparing students for vocational life starts in primary school or even kindergarten with trips and projects. Career guidance starts between 4th and 6th grade. At least two 3 week's-long internships are in middle school mandatory between 7th and 9th grade (7+8 or 8+9 depending on the school), one per year. But there can be more. Each state handles schools different so there are 16 different school systems. I had 9 internships in total plus vocational training before apprenticeship. But I have gone a special path. As child I was ill but nobody noticed. I had met the requirements for higher education but was left behind so the teachers recommended to send me to a Hauptschule. It backfired and the illness grew to the point I was concidered a delinquent, later I dropped out. Years later I went to adult education and catched up on secondary school certificate and started an apprenticeship as Office Manager. Sadly, I had to drop out again because of my illness or impairment now. I got pension for disabled people, unable to work more than 3 hours per day.

@M0ralAp0stel Год назад

5:36 _Europes tornado alley_ It's not what Americans would think of as a tornado. We often have strong winds (storm, hurricane), some of which also damage our forests, but usually our houses, roads and other structures are quite stable and well protected. It can sometimes happen that roofs are damaged, but this does not happen very often. 5:55 _Bread in germany_ We have more than 3000 types of bread. 6:13 _Different sausages in germany_ In Germany we have more than 1500 different types of sausage (we need them for over 3000 types of bread). Not all in the form of a sausage, but sliced. 7:58 _Who you are rocking more_ In my personal opinion, I think Adidas would win. 13:53 _different kind of schools_ First of all, the performance of the child decides on the further type of school. Then, of course, the parents also have a right to make decisions, but normally, in consultation with the child's class teacher, they choose the highest possible school type in order to give the child the best education. 15:20 _National pride_ Pride is a big word. You can only be proud of something you have achieved yourself. We're not proud to be german, we are glad to be german. 15:56 _you are allowed to talk about_ Yes, we can freely talk about it, we even teach this subject in school.. Denying, downplaying, or lying about the past is not allowed. And we're doing everything we can to ensure this never happens again

@reanukeeves5638 Год назад

Thanks for this good summary! 🙏🏻😊

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@maximilian_ggdas Год назад

For the speech thing: The illegal part is denying that it happened. It's being talked about a lot in school and public discourse constantly.

@TheKerberos84 Год назад

Since you asked about it. I can recommend this video. Do Germans Talk About World War II? What Do They Teach About the Holocaust? | Feli from Germany

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

Thank you.

@MarcusSiegl Год назад

The witches that you mentioned are in deed called „Hexen“ which translates to witches. It is a very old traditional figure in the „Schwäbisch Alemannische Fasnet“ - Kind of a karneval but totally different in its roots but celebrated in the part of the year. I have been in such a culture group in which every member has his own individual mask made out of wood and the tradition traces back hundreds of years back in time. Ist was supposed to scare of the winterghosts to welcome springtime

@tramper42 Год назад

15:58 „are Germans NOT allowed to talk about Nazi History?“ No, it is part in every school history class, also mostly the visit of a memorial concentration camp. What is forbidden: (amongst other) denying what the Nazies did in the past. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volksverhetzung

@winterlinde5395 Год назад

Right. We are actually even forced to hear and talk about it. With the intention to teach us how to detect naziism in early stages and prevent it. Not only in Germany.

@rianair5899 Год назад

By the way, I recommend you to bring more German content, I bet more than half of the comments come from German. We just love how the Americans react to us. " Wow,... look at this German window, it can tilt ; ) "

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

We saw your windows a while ago lol That was our exact reaction.

@rianair5899 Год назад

@@TheDemouchetsREACT 😅

@wezerd Год назад

It's an interesting phenomenon, I don't know if other nationalities are as interested in viewing content about their own country from the perspective of a foreigner as germans. Maybe it has to do with the repression of patriotism of the germans, so they seek a sense of pride for their nation in other media. Probably complete bogus, but it is possible

@incmarcie6156 Год назад

The scene in 10:30 is a swabian tradition called "Fasching" or "Fasnacht" and starts every year on 6th of January. It's compareable to colognes "Carneval" where dressed up groups just Follow a street and present their costumes. This goes in hand with many beer tents and you will find these processions in many small villages all over the northeastern Baden-Württemberg.

@michaausleipzig Год назад

Translating Vergangenheitsbewältigung" with "lingering sense of guilt from the past" is not quite on point. "Dealing/coming to terms with the past" is better. It doesn't make sense to say that we today carry some form of guilt of what happened in the past. We do however carry a responsibility to ensure something like this can never happen again. This "never again" is a central motif in modern german identity.

@de_anubis Год назад

The thing about the Volksverhetzungs law is the following: You can talk about everything and show everything about the war and the nazi regime as long as it is for education and not for propaganda. There are certain songs and movies that are forbidden too. Mostly propaganda against jews or other groups. You are just not allowed to own nazi items like flags, hitler busts or anything that would be interesting for neo nazi collectors. We wan't to prevent "holy items" and "pilgrimage sites" for the far right. You can't deny the holocaust, play down genocides or make non satirical jokes about it, show nazi symbols, or say something really bad against any race, nationality or religious group. There are some loopholes but these are satire acts. Satirists are allowed to talk about genocides and races in a mocking manner as long as it is not meant and clearly an act to parody someone (Hitler parodies or etc.). It's crazy that the US doesn't have a smiliar law, as you have a more diverse population than germany. Most race related insults would fall under this law. So any dude that would call you the n word, say stuff about cotton fields and you being his slave can go to prison for saying that. I'm happy that we have this law. We have a lot of laws like this to protect people of all shapes from hate. Even the first article of our basic law is "The dignity of man is inviolable."

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

The amount of people who would go to jail over this law here would be historical. We hear "that was so long ago" and "y'all should get over it" often.

@montanus777 Год назад

@@TheDemouchetsREACT tbf you'll hear that 'long-ago'-point here as well - maybe not that often compared to the US, but it's still a thing. the 'get-over-it'-point on the other hand is less of a thing here - simply because there aren't that many jews in germany anymore. the big difference between slavery and a genocide is that former slaves had children and (great-)grandchildren that live to this day, whereas most of the jews are just gone (either killed or moved to different countries). so, it's probably better to compare jews in germany to the natives in the US (not to african-americans).

@Lnclt-tc3ln Год назад

The school bit actually has sort of an opening upwards: you can in technically get into the lower end (Hauptschule) than get to the next higher school from there (Realschule) and afterwards transfer to a top end school(Gymnasium)... it's just more complicated to do so. I myself went to realschule first and then went to a Gymnasium to reach University. (so practically the way I mentioned before just starting with the middle school instead of Hauptschule)

@skylinwinter5970 Год назад

10:45 that’s some kind of carnival or as they call it ,,Fasnet“ where they dress like their local fairytales

@DSP16569 Год назад

Schwabian Carneval (Fastnacht) is a >2000Year old pagan tradition. Something like Halloween in the US but based on old believes like Demons fear the masks and with the parade (at early spring) of masked people the bad Winterdemons will scared away from the humans (simplified).

@steffent.6477 Год назад

No speed limits on Autobahn (when the sign) but a construction site every few miles^^

@m.h.6470 Год назад

While technically correct, it isn't "more than 300 types of bread", it is "more than 3.000 types of bread"! And another thing: The state pension is at age 67, not 65. It was at age 65 for a long time, but has been raised in the early 2000s. Only people who were born before 1964can get pension at 65. People born after 1964 have to tough it out till 67.

@dusty3124 Год назад

Do Germans Talk About World War II? What Do They Teach About the Holocaust? | Feli from Germany" is a great video you should check out regarding your questions at the end!!!!

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

We'll check it out.

@Adi-kf6bq Год назад

14:32 the thing with the german school system is that it isn't neccecaryly a job oriented system. It's more to split the intelligence in to 3 groups. If kids in elementary school have good grades they usually go to the gymnasium afterwards where the intensety and densety of the schooling is higher then the other forms. People that went there usually study and are the ones that become doctors, engeneers and teacher etc. If you were kind of middle good in school you go to the Realschule where you still go deep in to topics but you don't go in to the extremely hard topics. It's more of an allround schooling where you have the choice of either working afterwards or going to school for couple more years and get the degree that you get in the Gymnasium. If you were bad in school you go to the Hauptschule. The topics aren't done in great detail and you basicly get the minimum of schooling needed to go through life. These students typicly end up in low level jobs or physicly demanding jobs. The time that you go to school also differs. Gymnasium is 12/13 years, Realschule is 10 years and Hauptschule is 9 years. This schooling system gives every student an environment best suited for them

@Humpelstilzchen Год назад

But it doesn't matter that much what type of school you visit first. When you are not ready to go to the higher education school (Gymnasium) in your teens you can study later.

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

What do you mean by study later?

@rianair5899 Год назад

Gude, if you talk to people from other countries in America, they always understand you, impossible in Germany. Other regions other words. A Bavarian and a Saxon have to try to speak High German, otherwise they won't understand each other

@michaausleipzig Год назад

Saxon here. I agree! 😅

@rianair5899 Год назад

@@michaausleipzig GrüßeausHessen

@michaausleipzig Год назад

@@rianair5899 hehe, ihr seid auch nicht ohne. Ich hatte mal ne Kollegin... 😅

@rianair5899 Год назад

@@michaausleipzig 😁😅🤣

@hackbyte Год назад

14:00 Sadly, it's mostly the teachers choosing where one should go... But parents and children can intervene, when they're not happy with the planned outcome from the teachers .. there are ways to get your way.. If you're clearly capable of "upgrading your education". ;)

@gunnarandersson4381 Год назад

10:35 I live in Baden Württemberg. The Swabian-Alemannic Fastnacht is a tradition here, where every village has its own costumes, based on old legends told there. For example, stories of witches. Each village has groups that dress up accordingly each year and participate in Fastnacht parades. The wooden masks are all carved by hand.

@chaosimperator4432 Год назад

Also bist du ein Schwab ;)

@JohnHazelwood58 Год назад

In Germany beer is considered as a food. It's legal to drink in public if your age is 16+ and you'll find even beer at the universities and other cantinas at your break. Depending in wich area you live, beer is a standard drink for your breakfast and is even sold at McDonalds... XD

@oliverwalter266 Год назад

Such a lovely couple. ❤😊

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

Thank you.

@blackwolf721000 Год назад

Most interesting about the wooden masks used in the special southern carnival (I have relatives there) is that every large family will have their own home-produced masks handed down for many generations. Over time, these masks developed into distinct regional and town-centered styles. As you saw, there are witches and various demonic ones, as well as funny and humorous characters. During carnival, each type has their own dances, moves and behaviors they enact during the parades.

@gorsed3060 Год назад

Yes. We in Germany learn everything about Ww2. Mostly in the 10th grade. Uncut

@montanus777 Год назад

well, we learn everything about the third reich's impact on society, but not really _that_ much about the war itself (like weapon systems or specific battles). in short that means germans are e.g. more likely to know about the role of the churches in the third reich or events like the night of broken glass, but americans are e.g. more likely to know about the battle of the bulge and what types of tanks were used there.

@nelsonkaiowa4347 Год назад

No European country waves flags like people in the USA do. They are for very special occasions.

@julez8690 Год назад

In Bavaria ( I don't know the exact rules for all States) your grades in fourth grade are the first decider. You need a certain average to go to gymnasium or realschule. Then there are also the recommendations of the teachers. For example a child has the required grades but the teacher knows that the child was only able to achieve it by being pushed extremely hard by the parents and will have much more problems keeping up further down the road the teacher can mention that in the recommendation. If your average is not good enough you can still take part in a three days test run in a gymnasium or realschule after wich you have exams in German and math. In the end the parents decide where they will send their kids. Kids at that age mostly care where their friends go and only a few " know" they want to be a doctor or a mechanic. It is not so easy to switch between school forms but you can choose the M- Zug in Hauptschule and then go on graduate Realschule and afterwards there are different ways to make Abitur. So even when you were still to immature in elementary school or whatever reason you can go all the way to university.

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

Thanks for explaining.

@WeedmanSkirr 10 месяцев назад

25 years of existing and i never saw a tornando.

@favoritevids8869 Год назад

12:34 the witch masks are our version of what you call Mardi Gras. It’s basically a celebration before The 40 day fasting period before Easter starts.

@stella81t Год назад

I love Germany 🇩🇪❤️!!!

@agromx224 Год назад

14:40, choosing your middle school: the teacher(s) give a recommendation, but in the end it's the choice of the parents. my parents talked with me what i want to do and what consequenses that might have. so even if it wasn't my "legal" choice, i was still involved in the process. i can't talk about what might happen, if your goal is way beyond the recommendation.

@BlissLovePeace Год назад

Charlemagne or Karl der Große as we say in German was a Frank. Charlemagne was a medieval emperor who ruled much of Western Europe from 768 to 814. In 771, Charlemagne became king of the Franks, a Germanic tribe in present-day Western Germany, Belgium, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands. He is considered the father of both Germany and France, even though neither France or Germany (or the other mentioned countries) existed as such in the borders of today.

@yashar6595 Год назад

Hey guys, what he was referring to is two separate things, first they ban all nazi items, and second there is a law that says you cannot deny the atrocities. They teach about the holocaust but its illegal to claim it never happened or to change the facts of the holocaust, thats what the law is for, its because some people deny the holocaust happened. The law is to ensure no one denies the atrocities.

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

Thanks for explaining.

@hanssquirrel302 Год назад

16:00 watch "I really respect Germany for this" to learn about how Germany deals wiht the past out of the position of an American who's been living in Germany for some years ;)

@wilco8729 8 месяцев назад

Dont forget the hamburger that is officially comming from Hamburg Germany 😊

@petermayer9292 22 дня назад

Adidas vs PUMA I can cast rocks from my house onto the former puma headquarter and sometimes walk by the former adidas headquarter. So i will go with any other sporting company.

@Morph-ur3fx Год назад

Thanks for your reaction video and greetings from southwest germany.

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@lorenzsabbaer7725 Год назад

im a puma guy, always had soccer shoes from puma and currently wearing pumas ;) much love from frankonia germany

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

Ah, a vote for puma! Much love!

@JanetuChristian Год назад

we also have 5 Mio. Vegetarian and Vegan Eaters in Germany :)

@bluemooN5384 Год назад

Of course we talk about our dark history in school. But what had the most inpact on me was, when we were in 4th grade, we watched Shindler`s List. Our parents had to give the OK but that Movie is one of the few, i simply can not watch again, ever. This little girl.....

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

We watched it in school as well. Important movie.

@billbrill-lb9xz Год назад

Hi.German pupils get a suggestion by their former teachers on what type of school they think they fit in best. The kids parents have the last word though! At least in Hessen it was like that in my schooldays (i feel old now). So basicaly i chose the schools i went myself... Greetings from germany

@hjhuber7929 10 месяцев назад

Speaking about WW2 and all the atrocities is of course allowed and encouraged. But you get in legal trouble - and rightly so - if you deny or downplay Nazi crimes, the Holocaust and so on.

@einfachicke1417 9 месяцев назад

Some things in this video are not true. 1. At the time when David Hasselhof had his hit "Looking for Freedom" the protests were also taking place in the GDR that contributed to the fall of the Wall. David Hasselhoff believes for all eternity that his song was the reason the wall fell. Nonsense. 2. Bears: There are no bears in the wild in Germany. Wolves have been back for a few years but bears, no. 3. Some translation errors. Fun fact: People who grew up in the old GDR feel or feel a great connection to the native americans. Me for example. In the GDR we have always admired the fight for their country and their freedom. Unfortunately that is no longer the case today. But many of the older generations from the GDR will definitely agree with me.

@jha6783 Год назад

Bismarck was against creating collonies out of germany. That was an idea of the Kaiser who wnted to be as big as France, Britain or Belgium.The Idea of Bismarck was just to create a unified german state in europe not in the world.

@jfzep Год назад

In 30 years he managed to get a whole colonial Bingo...

@Hemdale1 Год назад

11:05 look out for "Perchtenlauf" Santas little Helper in serious... Selfmade Masks

@HH-hd7nd Год назад

8:07 You pronounce it wrong. The emphasis is on the A at the beginning of Adidas, not on the i.

@JesseDark101 Год назад

The laws are changing very much. But the current status is that it's a simple discussion between the teachers and the parents what school would be suitable for the kid. And then the parents can choose the right school for their child.

@rosetoren3881 Год назад

Hi, I'm a 51 year old housewife from Germany. If you want recipes, no problem. I'll convert it to imperial units. Edit: Adidas. 😄

@majav.4887 Год назад

Sorry but I have to say it again. Its called Adidas.The emphasis on the first A. Do you know they were brothers? Adolf Dassler (Adi) and Rudolf Dassler. After they've split Adolf called his company Adidas, the first three letters of his first and last name.Rudolf brought out Puma. I like both but Adidas is my fav. Nice video btw 👌

@dannyf359 11 месяцев назад

We can speak about our history here in germany but what you not can do here is make bad jokes over the second war

@jameyspielt Год назад

you guys are like 5 years 2 late... americans who react to germany, are like "the cold war" by now... start over... Greetings from Bremen, Germany.

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

Welp, good thing we don't worry about what others are doing over here.😉 Welcome to the family!

@rora8503 Год назад

There are absolutely no bears in Germany. Europe as a hole hasn't have had bear für decades.

@winterlinde5395 Год назад

There are some

@stefanmeier235 Год назад

Yes, the kids are kinda categorized at a young age (actually two years earlier than what it was for me in lower saxony back in the eighties) but they can extend their grade from Hauptschule to Realschule and even to Gymnasium later on. I'd still prefer, if they'd make the cut at a later age. Come on, fouth grade... you're just ten years old. Do kids at this age really have to feel that much pressure?

@ye4us Год назад

Please do the country: Papua New Guinea, next.

@Adi-kf6bq Год назад

15:41 it isn't exactly true that the book Mein Kampf is illegal. The original version of the book is illegal but there is a new overworked version that has comments in them to tell you why what was written there is bad and what to learn from it. I think some parts got taken out of it too. That version is legal because it is schooling material of sorts (it isn't read in school but it is specially overworked to teach you about it). Swastikas are illegal but that depends on the context they are in. If it is in a documentary, history books, other forms of schooling/teaching material or in some films it is legal to schow. However if it is you in privat having it because you like the nazis it is illegal. Basicly if it's teaching about the past it is allowed, if it glorifys the past it is illegal

@annicaleverenz Год назад

At around age 16, 10th grade each kid has to choose wether it wants to continue going to school or start a specific school/work education, usually for 2-4 years. Those kids can still go back to school afterwards if they decided to study something later on. Nothing to loose. As for me, my parents, once I made the decision to continue with school, signed me up to go to a gymnasium, so I faked their signature and went to a more easy going school 😂 After that I never did a classic education, neither did I go to university. I am selfthaught and turned out that it's just like career changers no problem at all, even though they keep telling us the opposite.. In my personal experience "German virtues" are so highly appreciated that Nobody ever cared or asked me for my certificates. Especially nowadays where there are headhunters & recruiters running around everywhere. It's a big scam.

@michaelenns8872 Месяц назад

Not adídas but ádidas. Just type it into google translate and don't forget to choose german. "She" pronounces the word correctly.

@tHiNk413 Год назад

If you wear a Puma on one foot and Adidas on the other, the time space continuum will rupture and you will end our existence. Yeah, it's like that, sorry from Germany! 😉

@stampcollector74 Год назад

adidas - no question =D

@asmodon Год назад

14:30 you hit the nail inbrünstigere head with the education system. There indeed are definitely pros but also big cons to it.

@aepfelchenapfelbaum9536 Год назад

As a matter of fact ... If a child is very good at "lower education" and wants to chenge to better school, there´s always a way to allow it to better school. ... This isn´t a "one-way-system"!

@BigWhoopZH Год назад

Jokingly we say that PUMA is the abbreviation for Probier unbedingt mal Adidas which translates to Definitely try Adidas and Adidas is Alle Deutschen Idioten denken an Sex which translates to All German idiots think about sex.

@VanezBane Год назад

and interestingly enough the band Korn made a song called Adidas (all day i dream about sex).

@germanyhamburger5552 Год назад

Of course we can talk about the war and we do, but we can't propagate that the war never happened or the Holocaust. We can't ridicule this publicly and insult members or the victims.

@TROUBLESOME.87 Год назад

Addidas all day

@BlindAttempt Год назад

we are allowed to tlak about H*itler* but hiter parols are not allowed.

@simiankleurde1544 Год назад

Can ya'll do Israel please.

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

Coming soon.

@SetanMerah3921 Год назад

Please 🙏🙏🙏 reaction american got talent : putri ariani 🇮🇩

@wilderhengst6920 Год назад

In Deutschland gibt es keine Bären 🐻

@LexusLFA554 Год назад

Prepare for the flood of mistakes in the video getting ironed out :) This video isn't the greatest anymore in terms of introducing Germany so some things aren't entire correct anymore. His pronounciation of "Schweslig-Holsteiners" (Schleswig-Holsteiners) is so awful. Otto von Bismarck has a CK in his name. Pention has been pushed back to at least 67, or 45 work years. He misspelled Mehrdeutig, Wirtschaftswunder and Backpfeifengesicht as well. Because the trains from East to West had a tendency to get boarded by Eastern Citizens to flee into West Germany, there were very strict controls, and the trains were cruising at a very high speed. One day an accident occured with one of these trains, where the speeding train - in the belief his rail was unoccupied - crashed onto a currently standing, unloading train in the station. Germany sees not many tornadoes per year. Compared to the rest of the Europe it might me "much", but these Tornadoes are often very weak. There have been instances though when more heavy tornadoes hit. Bears haven't been wild animals in our roster for a while now. Now one has recently appeared in Baden-Württemberg, but I don't know what happened as I didn't follow the news. It would be nice if you watched the "How to pronounce german brands" video by Feli from Germany. Adidas has a very different pronounciation in Germany. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PGx5lEDLC4Q.html is the link to that video. I actually speak a type of Swabian, and I always love the reaction of other Germans xD The stingy part fits me as well xD The schools are usually decided by a mixture of the kids wishes and its mental capacity. If they lack certain skills, they might not be able to go to the Gymnasium because it will simply be to hard for them. I could have gone to a Gymnasium, but I didn't want to stay at home all day doing school work until way to late. So I went to a Realschule instead. You can't deny the Holocaust. You can talk about it if you find somebody, but don't try to deny the Holocaust. You can go to jail for a very long time!

@TheDemouchetsREACT Год назад

Thank you for the corrections and explanations. We appreciate it.

@rudolfbart 11 месяцев назад

ok carnival is after winter to scare the winter demons away they wear scary masks and make alot of noise most of this tradition is in the middle and south specialy in mide like calon there are 15 miles long parades it starts very long and there are special partys that mok politicians well is like meddy grass but goeses much longer was never a fan myself is realy complicated and I am not a expert