Me speaking in 12 GERMAN DIALECTS!

I'm learning German, and listeining to her speak makes me know I have a looong way.

Other countries: understand even other languages that are somewhat similar Germans: don't understand people from the own country

Me as a greek: finally getting a little confident about my german skills Me as a Greek after watching this video: I am unable to talk

i spent 3 weeks in Germany many years ago and what I was very impressed by was the willingness of Germans to drop the dialect and speak hoch deutsch to me once I explained i had three years German study only in Australia. it was so considerate

dialects of germany: you can never understand us. swiss-german: heb mis bier.

Dieser Moment wenn ich das englische besser verstehe als die Dialekte

That moment when you as a German have to read the subtitles to understand the dialects.

1:30 Standard German (Hoch Deutsch) 1:45 Swabian (Schwäbisch) 1:56 Berlin dialect (Berlinerisch) 2:14 Ruhr Area dialect (Ruhrdeutsch) 2:24 Saxon (Sächsisch) 2:35 Alemannic (Badisch) 2:47 Cologne dialect (Kölsch) 2:29 Hessian (Hessisch) 3:10 Hamburg dialect (Hamburgerisch) 3:14 Low German (Plattdeutsch) 3:26 Palatine (Pfälzisch) 3:35 Franconian (Fränkisch) 3:50 Bavarian (Bayrisch)

In Bavaria we don't say: Hab' alles dabei, wir können jetzt losgehen. We say: Gema. And I think that's beautiful

She looks like she shed a lot of tears trying to learn these dialiects.

Imagine the frustration of preparing to spend a semester in Norway, studying the language meticulously, watching movies etc, being pretty confident - only to end up in Trondheim, where they appear to not have been briefed about being part of the Norwegian speaking part of the deal.

I'm a brazilian with German grandparents, I cryed when I heard Plattdeutsch once again. Danke!

Wie sie einfach das ganze Video das gleiche trägt und dann bei dem Bayrischen auf einmal n Dirndl an hat xd

I don't understand a single word in German but I'm still watching this

Des war gar nicht mal so schlecht. Gut, dass du das den Englischsprächern näher bringst! Griaß aus'm Schwōbaländle!

I spent 8 1/2 years in Germany while I was stationed there. My German is fairly good. I know every town seems to have their own dialect. My first wife was German but she spoke with me in high German. And so did any other German Talked to. I could hardly understand some of those dialects you spoke.

Hochdeutsch: Entschuldigen Sie, ich habe sie nicht verstanden, können Sie das wiederholen? Hessisch: Hää?

In german we dont say: Torben würdest du dich mit dem anziehen beeilen, der bus kommt gleich. We say: hammersbald? I think it's beautiful😊😂

Hello one of your rabbits here. Sorry for taking so long to getting back to you on this but I think you did a fantastic job. Great work😊

As good as you think this lady's English is - and indeed her English is outstanding - her impressions of the various German dialects is off the charts fantastic. I happen to also speak German (lived in her neck of the woods - Wolfsburg - as a kid, then 4 years in Austria), and have been exposed to so many German dialects. I literally cannot describe how impossible it is for her to replicate / shred all these dialects. After watching this video twice, I'm still completely incredulous - what an AMAZINGLY talented women. Hopefully someday she does a video impersonating a Styrian / Austrian dialect :-)