Top 5 German Filler Words for Everyday Conversation | Language Basics | Daveinitely

Top 5 German Filler Words for Everyday Conversation | Language Basics | Daveinitely - Hey there, German learners! 👋 In today's video, we're delving into the fascinating world of common German filler words that you'll hear in everyday speech. I'm excited to share with you the top 5 fillers that native German speakers often use without even realizing it! Have you ever wondered why these words pop up so frequently in conversations? Well, that's exactly what we're going to explore together. From the meanings and nuances of these words to the subconscious decisions that lead us to use them, we're diving deep into the linguistic quirks that make German communication unique.

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[Schnopsik]

Wieder habe was neues gelernt! Danke! Hätte noch mehr Videos zu den umgangssprachlichen Ausdrücken gesehen.
Ich merke, dass ich immer öfers diesen ....ne beim Sprechen jetzt benutze. Ist schon zum Flickwort geworden...

[ghenulo]

I like using "quasi", which is so similar to Esperanto "kvazaŭ", making bilingual posts much closer.
Das funktioniert quasi ein Motor.
Tio funkcias kvazaŭ motoro.

[flaviofabrizio]

That's very interesting! We have quasi in Italian too, but it's a normal and correct term, and means 'almost'

[juneandino]

Hallo Dave, Ihre Videos gefallen mir ganz gut! Konnen Sie bitte vielleicht ein Video uber das particle "so" machen? Ich finde es schwer, festzustellen, wo ich "so" stellen soll, weil ich davor Angst habe, dass die Bedeutung andern wird. Vielen Dank!

[Ryan-yhhk]

What about "nanu"? A term used a lot in eastern Germany to express surprise towards something unexpected happing.

[medievi]

So, das ist quasi ein Video darüber wie es eben mit unsichtbaren Wörtern ist, gell?! Von daher sag ich halt mal - magic^^!

[pablomartinez]

Danke! Vielleicht übertreibe ich, aber ich denke "halt" ist wie "like" auf Englisch. Es kann schon sehr nervig sein.