When German bf has to teach German

[Nevermore..]

Foreigners learning a new language usually know more about that language's grammar rules than native speakers 😅

[noahsarkhive]

German BF is so real for this.
Trying to explain german to others makes us all cry

[nok]

I just love their dynamic. And their love for each other. They each speak to the other in mostly their non native language so that's at least 3 entire languages in their one home... love and linguistics both just blow me away

[lmodfz]

"why is my language so weird" - English enters the room. "I'll take it from here" 😂

[Khadeejah_kura]

“Cause you wetting my book here” she knows what’s at stake 😂😂

[unknowable]

As a German speaker Grammatical stuff was always the WORST for me in school😭

[ufotheories]

"Cuz you're wetting my book here!" 😂😂😂😂😂

[bapparawal]

A man who could cry and be strong enough to be emotionally vulnerable is amazing.

[septimaharding]

As a German teacher I hear you, brother. 😂

[alexhosi]

"you just go for the one that feels right in your mouth" 😂😂😂
i love you guys 😂🤍
edit: omg ty for the likes

[arilaine]

That went a bit different than I thought😂 German boyfriend is a precious addition in these videos😂

[cahuni]

I once literally asked this of my Native German Teacher 😅 and the answer was pretty much the same : either memorize A LOT of norms or _"whatever sounds right coming our of the mouth and entering the ears"_ 😅

[cornelsen]

Don't worry, the pages of our books can take a lot - even boyfriend tears 😉

[LawSawKarey]

Me as Italian: "I don't even remember some words so I move my hands and in some way we communicate" 😂

[normaornormal]

When I started teaching my mother tongue (Italian) abroad, that's when I realised what weird rules that we don't even realize we're applying it has 😂

[ViCTRiA]

Omg this is accurate "you go for the one that feels right in your mouth" 😂😂😂😂 me trying to explain the language to my friends

[g]

Germans: “We identify genders of nouns purely based on vibes, it’s not that hard”

* boss music *

_Nutella has arrived to end friendships and break up families_

[daSrilankanCat]

i feel the same, i tried to explain german to an non german friend and almost made me embarrassed by knowing almost 0% about it

[SuperOodaify]

It's like trying to teach someone the correct way to order adjectives in english - there is no 'why', IT JUST FEELS RIGHT

[wsoswxl]

I remember myself wondering, why "nose" is a she in German, whereas in my native language it's a he
This curiosity led me to getting a degree in Germanistics, and now I struggle with the whole idea of a nose having a gender