American Girl Reacts to This Is Germany

This Is Germany
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If this isnt the most beautiful place you've ever seen, then I don't know what is. Pretty emotional I guess you could say.

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[DJoneone]

If I understood you correctly, you asked whether Stralsund is a village? (2:47 minute)
First of all, in the original video you will find the names of all the places shown in the subtitles. (It's also in the description of the video).
In Germany, a city is defined as a settlement with more than 2, 000 inhabitants. A large city must have at least 100, 000 inhabitants.
Stralsund in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (north-eastern Germany) has about 60, 000 inhabitants (as of 2021).

My city, Bremerhaven, is considered a large city with 120, 000 inhabitants. Bremerhaven is the exclave of the smallest federal state - Bremen in northwest Germany. Incidentally, it is also the place where many Americans emigrated to America in the 19th century. We have an emigrant house (museum) here that deals with this subject.

[Paulo-bwhu]

Wir Deutschen nehmen es teilweise hin und wissen nicht zu schätzen was wir haben. Wir haben so viele schöne Plätze. Das sollten wir hochschätzen.

[jenson]

Germany is such a great country, much love from little Liechtenstein 🇱🇮😊❤🇩🇪🇺🇸

[Peter_Cetera]

As a German who´s living abroad, I cry with you... It´s such a beautiful country

[quietschbaer]

Sometimes it needs foreigners to value the beauty of your country. Thank You!

[dr.ludwig]

Hi there! Thanks for your nice reaction, it makes me really happy that the video causes such a lovely reaction for our country <3 I wish you the best with your channel and that you will have many more great reactions videos!

[awsme]

8:12 _What is that?_ ~> *Wochenmarkt*
Located mainly in front of the town hall, town-hall-place or church or both.
>> Fresh Fruit and vegetables can be bought at a German Wochenmarkt, where *local farmers sell their produce one or two mornings a week.*
You can also buy fresh Bread, sausage, meat, cheese, poultry and fish, as well as other groceries and cut flowers there.

[orther]

Ich sehe Tränen in deinen Augen beim betrachten der Bilder von Deutschland, das macht mich Stolz und Glücklich. Mädchen das war ein wundervoller Beitrag, Danke!

[TROUBLESOME.]

Me as a German, i get emotional too when i see my beautiful country.

[danielw.]

They're part of our historical, national and culural heritage. It's our collective duty to preserve those buildings for future generations so that they can see and enjoy them too. ✌😊

[chubbymoth]

Those are not villages, but are considered cities. Being a city used to be a legal status rather than size related. A city had the right to trade and have a market, defensive walls as well as often have it's own jurisdiction and taxation. City rights could be diverse and would increase over time. Some cities grew big, some stayed small. If it has walls, it's a city most of the time. Otherwise it is a fortress.

This already overwhelming amount of impressions is just one country in Europe. There's so much stuff to see, that you really have to take some time at every place to get a bit of an impression about places.

[Arch_Angelus]

You don't have to apologize for the tears. Emotions are part of it, that's why you're human. And by the way - you have ancestors here, maybe these are the inner spirits that connect you with this country and that's why you feel a certain attachment. These are the emotions of the ancestors - maybe. 🤔

Greetings from Germany

[johannesheinsohn]

8:10 "What are those" : It´s a regular, mostly weekly food market, where you can buy fresh organic local fruit, vegetables, meat, cheese and flowers. Every German town has those. Small towns only in the city center squares. Bigger cities have mutliple ones distributed across the city districts. They are the traditional predecessors of supermarkets. They usually open very early 6-7am and close around noon.

[Fuerwahrhalunke]

As a German, living in Germany, I sometimes take for granted the beauty of my country with all the political, geographical and demographical bullcrap going on. Seeing how you, even after generations connect to the beauty of our architecture, our forests, our mountains and the monuments makes me happy and also sad, that there are Germans living in 5th, 4th or even 3rd generation, that have been stripped off of this beauty, because of rough times (Which we will have again in the near future) that have all been placed upon us. Sometimes I wish we could turn back the time and make it so nobody is forced to leave this or any other country for that matter. We could need y'all here. We sometimes forget how important our roots actually are. Come visit us soon! :-)

[annekuhnemund]

Wir Deutsche wissen es gar nicht zu schätzen, wie schön unser Land ist. Außerdem finde ich es traurig, dass die heutigen Architekten, die Stadtbilder mit ihren Neubauten verschandeln.

Ich hatte einmal eine Situation, da saß ich in einer Straßenbahn. Eine Teenagerin erzählte ihrer Freundin, wie hässlich Deutschland sei. Wenn sie alt genug sei, möchte sie auswandern. Ich fragte mich „Hast du die anderen Bundesländer überhaupt schon mal gesehen?“. Das Mädchen selbst, kam aus Potsdam (bei Berlin). Potsdam und die Umgebung, mit den vielen Seen, Park Sanssouci u.sw. ist wunderschön.

[kiddracoify]

The tents look like a market. Some cities or towns have weekly markets, but the citiy I live in has one daily market every day, where you can buy all the foos groups

[petebeatminister]

The video makes it look as if Germany is one big open air museum, or a theme park. Keep in mindthat life here is more than that, it has all the usual aspects, problems and circumstances.

[milesdust]

I drive from southern Italy to Sweden several times a year. It’s still mind-blowing every time.

[ankra]

Hello from Norway. Love Germany and been very many places shown on the film. Its just as beautiful as you are seeing it ❤️

[mkshaiz]

18:40 Elz Castle - Owned and inhabited by the same family for around 800 years. My favorite castle in Germany as it is still original and didn't have to be rebuilt like many others after WW2.