When I speak English with a native speaker

[german.boyfriend]

I actually always get super nervous and get a stammer when talking with a native speaker… 😅🙈 suddenly I feel like I need to proof myself 🙈

Btw… in case you haven’t seen: Our second podcast just aired yesterday! 🥳
If you want to hear more about language problems within a mixed couple: just checkout the linked video 😊

[JustNoone....]

Btw, for people who aren't German, the german word "bekommen" means to get something. that's why he said become

[invalidusernamee]

"and I become the wvine please"
I CAN'T 😭

[shellbellexx]

Native speaker trying to ease both of their anxiety “Velcome you boths”! ❤

[Nini-ougd]

"Thanksss you"
She even forget her English 😂😂

[williamsimpson]

Native speakers don't mind! We also make grammar mistakes or are unaware of them because we speak with lots of slang/casual language :)

[HeisenbergFam]

"I have a strong German accent, you know I cant pronounce W"

110% scientifically accurate statement

[reaganteator]

uyen literally don't worry, both of your abilities to speak english are great!!! it's so impressive that you speak vietnamese, english, and some german!

[Nova-jp]

“Can I become the wine” is so accurate 😭😭

[Sliver]

"I become a wine please" PAHAHAHAH

[texbecks]

American here. I've never been unhappy to hear non-native speakers speaking in English. Always happy to help!

[AlistairBrugsch]

"I become the wine please" without a second thought had me on the floor!
Enjoy your visit!

[brittanypanda]

"Thanks you" is something i find adorable and i love it when people say it.

[giopreda]

My C2 in English disappearing the moment my friend from Pennsylvania texts me “wanna call?”

[TheVaporEyes]

The "thanks you" at the end was a perfect bit of humor!

[lauramckellar]

Don't worry Uyen, from a native English speaker, I've always been mega impressed with your English skills!

[PeAcePlEaSe_]

"I become a wine" 😂😂😂 ich lieeeebe Denglisch so sehr!! 🤌🤌

[lexxx.]

As someone who’s first (and only) language is English I love speaking with people who learned English as a second language. I never judge your grammar or pronunciation. I think it’s awesome you took the time to learn this incredibly difficult language. Not the actual words are that difficult just all the random rules 😂

[freddieeves]

I feel the same because I’m so comfortable speaking German with my classmates and teacher but then when I go to Germany it petrifies me 😅

[TayariSapphire]

As someone from Canada, so a native English speaker. I never judge an accent or grammar mistakes because that just means you speak English AND whatever your native language is and that's something to be proud of! You're doing great in my eyes.