THINGS GERMANS LOVE...and foreigners just don’t understand why
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Published 2019-11-04
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All Comments (21)
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What Germans love most: Watching Videos about Germans!
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Every German has an Allwetterjacke, because man weiß ja nie.
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There is a saying in Germany: „There is no bad weather only bad clothes.“ This kind of depicts the German mentality to be prepared for every situation or in case of clothing choices for every weather. 😉
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I‘m living in the US for 5 month now and I miss the German bread more than I miss my family and friends :D Please don‘t tell them...
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Ich wohne in Paris seit zwei Jahren und erkenne die deutschen Touristen immer gleich an ihrer Outdoor-Kleidung. Falls in Paris mal ganz spontan die wilde Natur ruft :D
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You forgot the most important thing. Germans love to watch YouTube videos of english speakers talking about their experiences in Germany :)
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"Germans love Quality, they love practicality and they love comfort"... You know... thats the nicest thing anyone has ever said to us =)
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"mostly middle aged men wear jack Wolfskin jackets" My dad just got himself a new one for his birthday 😅
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To the movie aspect: I think it’s not weird for most Germans because they don’t know the real voice
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There is one special "thing" about the German voice actors: Most times there is one single German voice actor for every famous actor in other countries. If you see that famous person from the other country in different movies, most times he gets the same German voice from the same German voice actor. This means you get a voice for him that sounds familiar from one movie to an other.
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To quote my former english teacher on bread outside of Germany: "It tastes of air and nothing."
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That's how they catch German spies: they notice that they try to import German bread.
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To your No. 2 : We can even top it because every well-known, favourite movie star from outside of Germany has his his or her "own" German voice-over artist! Brad Pitt, Gérard Depardieu, Whoopi Goldberg, Jodie Foster, Angelina Jolie, and all of the other movie and film celebs have the same German voice in every movie! Weird, funny, or just German's love of perfection - what do you think? Me, I think it's a bit of everything 😂
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Wenn es regnet ist es toll eine Jacke zu haben, die vor Regen schützt. Und, wenn man unterwegs ist und doch mal in den Wald will zum Spazieren, dann ist es auch toll Schuhe anzuhaben, die für den Wald gedacht sind! :) Und ja, die Sachen sind einfach sehr praktisch!
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Die Jacke des Amerikaners ist sein Auto.
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I'm French and I've been living in Germany for almost 10 years... well now I do wear those jackets and take my backpack everywhere 😂 its so practical! As for the dubbed movies, it's not just in Germany, we have that in France too.
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The Germans are protected for all four seasons at the same time with their Jack Wolfskin Allwetterjacke... 😄
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Whenerver I am abroad, I am reminded of how German I actually am. It seems like as soon as I leave I miss German bread. Such a stereotype, but so true for me. Even though I don't even eat that much bread... I guess the functional clothes get even worse when traveling. Since you want to travel light you take only the most practical items. So anything fashionable is left behind :P
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I believe most middle-aged men are minimalists when it comes to clothing, so many of them will not even buy a more elegant jacket, unless they have to for a special occasion.
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Technically, we Germans do consider toast a subcategory of bread. And yes, that category does include pretty much all the bread eaten anywhere else in the world ;)
