German is actually cute #shorts

Süß, oder? 😚🇩🇪 (Cute, right?) Which languages do you think sound "sweet", and which languages do you think sound "harsh"? 🤓

For me...I think Spanish sounds sweet and musical, while Russian sounds harsh and kinda angry 🙈 But that's because I don't speak both languages...yet 🌝

But then again any language sounds harsh if you're screaming and angry so 🤬

Oh and of course there are other ways to say hello, goodbye, and ouch in German. This video only shows examples ☺️🇩🇪

👉 "Spiel nicht die beleidigte Leberwurst" (literally: don't play the offended liver sausage) means don't be someone who's easily offended 😂✨ #redewendung4life

*Correction: it's "tschüssie" without the s 😅

**PS: Someone filmed me filming this video and I will let you guys know what happened soon! 🤣

[greyngreyer]

They also say "huhu" and it's adorable

[dianedavidson]

The internet is where a friendly, cheerful and creative Indonesian woman explains German in English. I love it.

[elicenyne]

"don't play the offended liver sausage" goes hard as an insult

[ajmullaaaaaaa]

English: Ouch!
German: Aua!
Australian English: Ah, shit!

[sadwasdead]

All languages can sound harsh if you're speaking them with a harsh voice

[Planet_Caravan_]

As a german, I've been waiting toooo long for someone to acknowledge the fact our language isn't completly harsh sounding and that by screaming everything sounds agressive.😂😭

[raykimura]

I’m a german and i dont say aua, i loudly scream “AH SCHEISSE”

[nekoriyu]

My brain just made this image of a huge german soldier going "aua ;-;"
...
So cute

[dms-f]

German as aggressive was popularized by Hollywood post WW2 movies. And it was German spoken by American actors so yeah :) Up until that point it was just another language, quite popular in Europe due to it being the language of many thinkers and writers.

[fliegt]

German is only aggressive when we Austrians start speaking

[exti]

You forgot to mention "tja" - a German reaction to the apocalypse, Dawn of the Gods, nuclear war, an alien attack or no bread in the house.

[EsterHorbach-ittb]

"aua" is a more childish of saying "ouch". More "adult" is the shorter "au".
And you're so right about harsh sounding when yelled. Every language will sound harsh that way. 😮

[HolySteavy]

Auf wiedersehen is actually super sweet cuz it's "we shall see each other again" which is caring

[hoenixies_heart]

Wie man "naa" aggressiv sagt:

"NAA HÖR MAL!?!" 😂😂

[Maria-bxw]

I love the way 'Süß' sounds like people always say it like 'awaaa Süüßßß~!'

[Herdatec]

I want to add the northern German greeting "Moin Moin"

[trickycouly]

That ✨auaaa✨ was sooo adorable 😭😭
I am actually from Germany and some kids, when they say goodbye they sometimes say „tschüssli Müsli“ and it’s so darn cute.

[SwetaKumari-sozt]

Bat is literally called fluddermaus or something like flutter-mouse?? Thats adorablee😭😭

[joebloe]

Schmetterling absolutely sounds like a delicate, beautiful word. It sounds fluttering. Anything that's yelled aggressively will sound aggressive lol.

[jamb]

Actually we say "Tschüssi" without the "es" but yes, it is a cute word.