literally try this pronunciation (letters in german of course): MABUAG Germans are irritated by your American dominant pronuncitation of the letter "r"
When asking you where you came from they obviously mean the country, so their brains prepare to get a COUNTRY as input. (US, UK, AUST) but then you come with freaking maaabuuurg, which of course is NO english speaking country they've ever heard of which confuses them. They just continue to listen 8times and think about what freaking country THAT is until they realise its a german city.
TheScratcherStudios I don't think thats the problem. It sounds like you wanna say that Silas & Conner are stupid and can't distinguish in a conversation between a city and a country
No, this happens when Germans ask us where we are living IN Germany. We have casual conversation for a few minutes then they ask us: "So where in Germany are you living" ... and we reply "We live in Marburg"... and they scratch their heads, so we add "it a smaller city, just north of Frankfurt"... then they scratch their head again so we try to pronounce it a few different ways like "Maaaburgh, Mabuuaaggeee, Marbeeeerg" and ONLY THEN DO THEY SAY "AHHHHHHHH MAAAAAAAHHHHHHHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUAAAGGGGGGEEEE!!!!!!" Every Time.
Eigentlich Süleyman Usta’nın yeri ist Türkisch, und gehört einer türkischen Familie, die in Deutschland lebt. Es war erstaunlich und lustig, türkische Wörter von dir zu hören :) Ein schönes video! Danke
In Germany you need a drivers license and they are are different ones. So if you learned your d l without a stick shift, you are not allowed to drive a car with a stick shift
Amazing story Silas. I’m from Austin, Baylor is right up the road from me but wow, I just watched your life story. Keep living the dream, I believe you’re an inspiration to u a lot of us
Man i gotta say i read your story on a website and seen some youtube videos about your story man, and i gotta say you are seriously and inspiration for me, the fact that you are from Bakersfield California and you're a running back. I my self am from Bakersfield California and i play football here i am 14 and im playing for Mira Monte, you probably don't know much about them because they have been known as a losing schook but i believe i can make a change to the team. You are a truly great person and i hope you are doing good man!
I loooove watching your VLOGS ! For me as a german - American woman that’s THE funniest thing ever since I grew up with both cultures and countries. I laugh my butt off every time I watch those VLOGS lmao ! I love how you get excited about the most usually things for Germans and Germans (we) should be more aware of how blessed we are with things that are normal for us. Anyways, hope you have fun in Hamburg (just saw it on IG) and next time you and your beautiful girl (or the guys) come to cologne, hmu! I’d be happy to show you around with the real things to see this time :D Enjoy Germany and Europe ! (:
I say it the correct way. What do you mean how do I say it. I say it like a German. And I hope you're not talking about the food. They are in Germany, visiting a German city. They have already pointed out how nobody recognises Marburg because of their poor pronunciation. The least they could do is pronounce Hamburg like a German, no? Nalf is honestly much better at this, he's even taking real German lessons.
Would you pronounce American cities in a German way? wtf lol Americans are way too spoiled - they are quick to notice that Germans pronounce certain brands wrong (like Nike) but if they heard a German pronounce Mercedes oder BMW the German way, they would have no idea what he's talking about. Why should we always cater to them I wonder? #us-centrism
Hamburger means a citizen of Hamburg (the city). Otherwise it should not have been capitalised, as nouns aren't in English. XD And we do pronounce hamburger the food the English way, so what exactly is your problem?
Ja sicher sollten sie die deutschen Städte deutsch korrekt aussprechen, geh bitte so schwer ist des jetzt aber auch wieder ned XD Schließlich leben sie ja da, also für uns im Ausland wäre es selbstverständlich, es zumindest zu versuchen. Amis sind Kinder...
This is not about how these cities are pronounced in English. I said I was baffled that they would make no effort at all to pronounce them the German way. Why don't they learn more German? They've lived in Germany for a while now. I don't know why you get so defensive, it's a reasonable question.
If Mr. Nakeeta would study more playbooks and game films, instead of eating out seven times a day, maybe less interceptions and turnovers would happen..same reason why his buddy Connor at Stuttgart has been the worst QB, the GFL has ever seen...
What do you think how do americans react if I tell them: " I come from Pittsburg (german pronouncation Pittsburgh) or even better: I come from Pilladelfia (Philadelphia) or nef Jork (New York). Do you think, that americans know right away what I'm talking about???
Im just like you guys trying to learn German and soon live there , I'm leaning so much in these videos about Germany andd... You guys are super fun to watch 😎🍺🍺
I think you are not allowed to drive without a licence, guys. If you want to practice driving, you need to find an open spot without traffic. The General Automobile Club Germany (ADAC) lets you drive on training parcours.
Hahahha XD I just stumbled across your video and was hella confused to see that you life in Marburg and then even more confused to see myself and my family in your video. WTF 😂😂😂😂😂
Yo Silas, you probably over this and most likely maybe never think about it but damn bro, you drive me with where you came from to where you're at!!! If I didn't have to save a couple gs to get my truck working I'd buy gear in A MINUTE!!!! follow forever bro. Keep up the dream for us dreamers!!!! If you ever need music for editing purposes let me and my band now. Pop me an inbox
I love your little conversations throughout the vlog, like for example when you were sitting down to eat. Would love to see more footage of you just talking tbh😂 I feel like there would be a lot of funny conversations that could make it into the cut when the three of you are out together.🤔
Guys that’s a Turkish restaurant Süleyman is an old ottoman name and usta basically means adept, foreman or master craftsman, but the food is quite similar. You can always differ them by taking the ambience and the menu in. Turkish restaurants never offer pork and Ouzo, but greek do. By the way you should try to articulate Burg better. You always switch back to your american pronunciation
Ich liebe eure Videos und ich wohne in der Nähe von Marburg und es ist jedes mal cool euch in Marburg rumlaufen zu sehen und wie begeistert ihr davon seit 😊♥️
The Hamburger Dom, a lokal fair, is still in Town till 26.8.18. It´s in the Center of Hamburg, nearby is the Reeperbahn and Planten und Bloomen, a Citypark with lot`s of Flowers
Its a typical reaktion of germans, i think. When we try to understand, ask again, think, an then, this moment of understanding: ahhh Marburg. You made me notice it. So funny....
When you're in Hamburg come to Wedel right left under Hamburg and then come and eat at aytac in the Bahnhofstraße it's so good there. I know the owner. Also if something is cold or they gave you the wrong thing they give you a meal for free or for less money The owne also works there by him self
Those crazy Americans, who come here to smell our flowers .. It is really fun and kinda cute to see you three getting so excited. And *cough* the word 'Atelier' is french, but if you want you can try to pronounce it like 'A-tal-e-ja'
This vlog is totally all over the place, wtf hahaha ... What did you do? You're not always this fidgety. Plus, you're basically the nightmare of every German ever hahaha. Bouncing through the streets, filming everyone and being very loud wherever you go. They all must think you're mad ;) We don't like that. But at least you're enjoying yourselves.
I had a similar encounter 1992 in Scottland. We were in the pub of the camping site in Pitlochry. So I sat there talking to a scottish guy and it lead to me telling him we were about to meet some friends from Germany in Durness, which is at the north coast. So I pronounced it. like you would do too, I guess. Emphasis on first syllable and the usual soft r but he didn't understand. After 4 times I had to spell it and he was like "Aye, you mean DurrrrNESS." You know that rolling r like Bavarians do and with strong emphasis on the second syllable.
Hamburg !!!! Best!!! Visit Reeperbahn „Herbertstreet“at Saturday or Friday Night and Go straight to the fishmarket in the mornin ’, Harbour City, elphi, planten und blomen (Central Park) and you also Must Visit „schanze“so many cool places u hav to See there
Hambuuuuurg. You need to eat at köz urfa in Altona. At evening go to the Schanze. At the weekend drive through the Reeperbahn. Explore the harbour and Övelgönne. Have a chill out at the Alster. Enjoy my hometown 😎
As someone who has lived in both the US and Germany I would say you guys should be not so loud in public and also be a bit more reserved with strangers.
You booth must have had a clown for breakfast😂 Because this video is so funny. I love that. Grüße aus Dortmund an Kaitlyn ,Silas und Connor . Ich schaue eure Videos gerne, weil ihr so sympathisch seid.
1) learn to make a distinction between Marburg and Marberg. They're completely different. 2) Try saying Marburg-Biedenkopf 3) Never use the word Germany after a place-name when speaking to a European.
Lüneburg ist älter... Trier ist eine Römer und KEINE Germanen Stadt! Schon zu NEANDERTALER Zeit gab es hier ein Siedlungdplatz. Der vom griechischen Geografen Claudius Ptolemäus etwa 150 n. Chr. genannte Ort Leuphan..ist Lüneburg.
verstehe ich richtig das dein Problem ist das Trier als römische Stadt gegründet wurde und nicht als germanische Stadt ... also die älteste Stadt in Deutschland ist, aber nicht die älteste deutsche Stadt ist
@@Sebastian-gb3hs Die Chronisten( Chroniken/Stadt rechte usw.) sind nun mal römisch/lateinisch geprägt.. Mehr muss nicht dazu gesagt werden.. Natürlich ist Trier sehr alt...
Hamburg will be a complete different experience. Visit the Reeperbahn at night and you'll see the raw face of germany. ps, leave your wife at home:) And visit the Hamburger Berg, there are lots of pubs, especially the Bambi Bar and the Parzelle. Get Drunk.
