Christoph Waltz Gives Jimmy Fallon a German Words Quiz
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Published 2019-02-05
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Christoph Waltz Gives Jimmy Fallon a German Words Quiz
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All Comments (21)
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"I know nothing about football nor do I care to find out" - gold
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This video: exists Germans: allow us to introduce ourselves
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Jimmy: *pronounces word incorrectly" Christoph: You are sheltering enemies of the state under your floorboards, are you not?
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German in the title: Germans: Dieser Kommentarbereich ist nun Eigentum der Bundesrepublik Deutschland.
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German in the title Germans: Eine Sprache, ein Reich, ein Kommentarbereich
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German in the title Germans: So Freunde, ab hier übernehmen wir
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Waldeinsamkeit is a beautiful word. People say German is such a harsh language, I think it's incredibly beautiful and poetic sounding. I think a lot of it has to do with the tone that people usually project on it
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As a German I love hearing his eloquent description of those words
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This video: exists Germans: hippity hoppity das ist jetzt our property
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You know you’re German when you don’t think the words are long at all
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"Arbeitsunfähigkeitsbescheinigung" would have been a good one that actually is used
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As a person who knows only a few german words, I found it pretty easy, here's why: - The first word had "sitz" in it, which is similar to "sitzen" (to sit), so it probably had something to do with sitting - The second word had "wald" in it, which I think was related to nature, so wandering in forest seemed like an appropriate answer - The third word ended with "meister" (master), which instantly revealed, that the word referred to a person
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Can we just appreciate waltz's unwillingness to go along with Jimmy's horrid fake laugh? He just stares at jimmy until he stops lol. An absolute icon
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Ist ja hier wie auf Mallorca im Juli...
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One of my favorite words in German is 'Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz'... I've watched to Inglorious Bastards and that was the first time I've seen Christoph! He's acted flawlessly, specially on his scene at the house in France, in the beginning of the movie! 🥰🥰🥰
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I love Christoph Waltz. He mastered his facial expressions
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For non German speakers: The reason our words are so long is that you can basically string as many words as you want together and it would still count as long as it makes sense.
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"Gut zu Vögeln sein" und "Gut zu vögeln sein" hat definitiv gefehlt
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As a half German, half American, I really enjoy the way he speaks both languages. I truly enjoy listening to him.
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I love Christoph Waltz. He’s an incredibly good actor.