Comments by "Henning Bartels" (@henningbartels6245) on "How Hitler Ruined the Reputation of the German Language 🇩🇪 | Feli from Germany" video.

@76arga what Polish? Don't get it.
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to give you a perspective from inside Germany: The German language is the key criteria of German identy. That is how the state came about, when 150 (or 200) years ago efforts were made to UNIT all GERMAN-SPEAKING people. Historically the territory was all kinds of seperate kingdoms etc. Therefore it feel dubious for someone from Germany, if they meet people who say they are German or partly German and don't speak the language.
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Well there is two things to consider: After the war there were a lot to refugees from the former German East. In some regions every second or third person was a refugee. That let to an development that people spoke less local dialect to understand each other. And after the war mass media like radio and tv were more consumed which also let to a certain type of standardize German.
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Erika is not such a bad song, but was misused by marching routines especially in the nazi era.
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Living south of the border in Kiel you can recieve two Danish channels from my cable provider. It is so difficult to listen to a movie or talk show. If it is writen on the screen e.g. like the questions in a quiz show it helps and understanding gets better.
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Nowadays, in contempary German it sounds disrespectful to use "Fraeulein".
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you didn't get the topic of the video, did you?!
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Actually this is a thing, animal trainers at circus companies (especially for carnivores) use German for their commands - while other specific termes are often in French in a circus company. I don't know, whether it is out of tradition or if some animals better react to German.
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Have you learnt other languages before?
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@dodiddone6547 so actually, you don't really have a comparison whether learning another language would be easier or more difficult.
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@dodiddone6547 so I guess in this regards you will also have problem with learning French or Spanish.
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whart does this has to do do with the topic of the video?
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@kristofevarsson6903 He was plain mad, not only in his speeches but also in his ideas, which resulted in 50 million dead ... with alone 9 million in Germany as a result of his policies.
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@kristofevarsson6903 so if this "information" is "hidden" - how did you get to it?
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no common person on the street in Germany speaks like Rammstein. Their pronuncation is exaggerated - simular to Hitler.
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Why should someone from Munich not have Jewisch ancestors?
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What is your "heimatland" - since neither your English nor German is understandable?
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H. ist dead. Even if he moved to Argentina he would be 134 years by now. this is 12 years older than the langest living person so far.
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Did this Jordan Peterson write something about the German language? It is hard to find anything in this regard.
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"Schlangenschläger" makes no sense in German.
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@ajs7249 Fubar, Fritz are not terms used in German. Kraut though is a German noun meaning foliage.
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Well, I guess, many get offended and don't take it as a joke. Since starting a conversation with a stranger with a joke is rather regarded odd in Germany.
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Alexander, are you Arabic-Russian?
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@АлександрСтечкин-г8з like freedom of speech, independent media, opposition parties, independent justice, no aggression Warsaw against neighbouring countries.... yeah Putler's Russia is really different today!
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@АлександрСтечкин-г8з Do you have Facebook and Twitter in Russia? And if so, are you going to be send 8 years to a Gulag in Sibiria when mentioning "Butcha" on these channels??
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... and the most mad one.
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I feel sorry for you.
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American comedians are not only screaming when doing a parody on German, but they do it with a high pitch - I wonder if this also has to do with Hitler's speeches?
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Your comment sounds somehow piggish ... I wonder why?
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I wonder how Nietsche and Marx actively spread their philosophy ?!?
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