Politeness in Germany? Where?

Germans are sometimes called to be rude.

Is there no politeness in Germany or do we have a different way of beeing polite?

0:00 Intro
0:20 Formal Address
1:44 Recommendation for tourists
2:30 Pronouncing Names
3:26 Waisting Time
5:58 Good Manners
8:16 Outro

______ About the channel ________
This channel is about Germany from a German perspective.
I will show how things are and as far as I know, why they are done that way, what is the history about this.

This channel is dedicated to everyone, who wants to know something about Germany, no matter if you just want to see something about Germany, want to travel to Germany or even if you want to or have to move to Germany.

If you have any other things, you would like to know about something, just drop a message.

______ Sources ________
Picturs and videos from pixabay, own texts.

[flamedealership]

Hi, fellow German here.

I came across your channel by reading a comment from you on Justin Banks' channel and got curious.

This is the first video of yours I've watched and I have to say: great work. It's a shame your channel isn't more popular because just roaming through your content by reading the video titles so far you provide valuable information for every new expat! Whenever the opportunity arises I'll spread the word, be sure of that! And, of course, you have a new subscriber.

Curious though, may I ask where you learned to speak English? For the most part I seem to identify a British tainted accent but you can't hide your German heritage completely (as can be observed with the stereotypical struggle with the "th" thorn)...😉💛💛

[ponpon_p]

Very interesting i wanna visit Germany