AMERICAN FLUENT IN GERMAN! Pt. 2 - Our Bilingual Friendship | Feli from Germany

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[FelifromGermany]

PART 2 IS HERE 🎉 We got so much amazing feedback on the last video we did together that Josh and I sat down to record a part 2. We answered a lot of the questions that we didn't get to last time and also some follow ups. We hope you enjoy the sequel just as much and as always, please share your own thoughts and experiences in the comments below! 😊 And if you haven't seen the first part yet, check it out here:

[EasyGerman]

Thanks for the shout out Josh! Dein Deutsch ist MEGA krass. Freut uns sehr, dass wir dir beim Deutschlernen helfen konnten! 😃Liebe Grüße aus Berlin! Cari

[thechoosenhorst]

the german word for roadrage is "normaler Zustand"

[WCIH]

Ich bin noch immer beeindruckt von Josh‘s Akzentfreiem deutsch

[petecam]

Felicia, your English is really good. If I had met you somewhere and started talking to you, and you hadn’t told me you were from Germany, I never would have realized that you weren’t a native English speaker. You speak English clearer than some native speakers.

[Aikman]

I love this combo. Non-native speakers speaking foreign languages with native-like fluency.

[ianlins]

Josh is like my goal in speaking german. He can speak hella fast, it feels like it's so natural to him at this point

[medinas.]

Das mit den Sprichwörter wäre lustig. Ich sag nur "da wird der Hund in der Pfanne verrückt" 😄

[th.a]

Greetings from Munich. Just wanted to express that I'm impressed by Josh's more or less accent-free German. Absolutely stunning! Never listened to an American who speaks my mother tongue that well!

[valruun]

Hey ihr zwei! Jaaa, unbedingt! Macht sehr gerne was über Redewendungen! Da lerne ich gerne auch noch dazu. Ist meines Erachtens der schwierigste Teil an einer Fremdsprache! Übrigens: Tolles Video!

[Trampelschrat]

My english teacher in school:
"Why is your english that good?"
Me: "Well, Cartoon Network and computer games..."

[marvingonzalez-chavez]

Josh's Deutsch ist wirklich der Wahnsinn.. deutlich besser als das jedes dritten deutschen Muttersprachlers würde ich behaupten, besonders in der heutigen Zeit.

[michaelwurth]

Da er Tiernamen lustig findet, wird er die Nacktschnecke mögen.

[missnici]

Sein Deutsch ist einfach der Wahnsinn! Wie geht denn das? Er macht keinerlei Fehler und hat keinen Akzent...unglaublich. Hut ab!

[breziwill]

das ist wahnsinn!! niemals würde jemand glauben dass es nicht die muttersprache ist. großen respekt!

[Chris_Martin]

I love watching you guys switching back and forth between English and German. I took four years of German in high school and shortly thereafter visited Munich. The German I had learned in high school did very little to prepare me for actually speaking German. Still, all the Germans I encountered were very happy with my attempts and seemed to find my horrible skills very entertaining. One night we were pretty much adopted by a large group of German friends our age that were out drinking and celebrating World Cup. They loved to ask me to say things in German and laugh and laugh. It was all good natured, and we had a great time.

Keep up the good work!

[MartyBecker]

So glad there is a part 2. Enjoyed part 1. My German wife even commented on how good his German is. As for the Schnitzel sentence, an similar phrase would be, “I am happy as a clam.” Not sure how this phrase came about, nor why clams would be happy. 😀

[daveausdauer]

Holy Crap, his German is impressive. Learning German fluently is definitely on my bucket list.

[rebekkakunze]

Ich finde dein Englisch ist sehr angenehm zu verstehen wenn man Englisch lernt

[Medyo]

just listening to you both speak the language, I am starting to get hypnotized and appreciate your language despite not understanding any of it.