American reacts to 'Realer Irrsinn: Hamburger Hundezaun'



Thank you for watching me, a humble American, react to Realer Irrsinn: Hamburger Hundezaun

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45 thoughts on “American reacts to 'Realer Irrsinn: Hamburger Hundezaun'”

  1. Sometimes it's not just the government that's crazy. Sometimes the citizens are crazy too, and it doesn't matter what the government tries, the citizens make it fail.

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  2. In Germany you better live alone, work 24/7 so that you won't ever use your rented flat, never ever have children or pets and if you feel sad, you better not complain because your life is soooo awesome…

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  3. Dunno if you'd like to watch: Die geklauten Kohlakten – wie Geschichte manipuliert wird by Gaby Weber
    Long story short: When German politicians steal documents like Trump did nothing happens. No consequences and basically no news reports.

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  4. I remember this special Bezirksamt in Eimsbüttel so well, because it was "mine" when I lived in Hamburg. When I even nearly cry when I see this ugly building tells you how homesick I am. 😢

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  5. Yes, a Hamburger is a male person livin' in Hamburg. A female person would be a Hamburgerin.
    The game with the chairs is called "Reise nach Jerusalem" (journey to Jerusalem) in Germany.

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  6. "Hamburger" can be someone from Hamburg, but when you say "Hamburger xyz…" it means something from or in Hamburg. So a "Hamburger dog fence" is a dog fence in or from Hamburg. You could probably say "Hamburg dog fence" or "dog fence in Hamburg" in English.

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  7. you have to understand this… these people from the city who are responsible for such decisions are sitting at a desk in some office all day. they dont really know things like animals or nature 🤣🤦🏻‍♂ and then the second factor is that they dont know how it is to work and earn money yourself and to pay taxes because their salary and everything they do is financed with others peoples tax money so these two factors kind of lead them to doing stupid things for stupid amounts of money.

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  8. I don't know if anyone has written it before, but Extra3 has largely withdrawn from Youtube. That's why there is hardly any contend from Extra3 anymore. I mean there are still uploads but no full episodes any more.

    No idea why, maybe because of the comment culture on Youtube or they want the views on their page.

    They only upload all their episodes to their own media library, which belongs to their broadcasting group. It's called "ARD Mediathek".

    Best wishez to u and your family. Have a good day. =D

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  9. "Who lives near a dog park?"

    I love how ppl in the suburbs forget there is no infinite space in cities. Of course ppl live near a dog park or kindergarten or… but of course Americans with their dog shit boring not walkable suburbs live at least half an hour away from [insert any noun].

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  10. last year we had a new dogpark here in a park. next to several playgrounds (its a loooong park between 2 streets) There was always "off leash" area but last year they built a fence for safety and then allllll the dog owners from all over the city came by. ofc it was loud. and always full. the people complained about the noise and the fence was removed. the end.

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  11. Can you react to some videos about German Schützenfeste or Volksfeste? Everyone always talks about Oktoberfest but I feel like Schützenfeste are a much bigger traditional thing in the villages of Germany

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  12. Hamburger are people from Hamburg like Berliner are from Berlin, Frankfurter are from Frankfurt, Nürnberger are from Nürnberg and watch out, Wiener are people from Wien!
    But all of these are also names for food like the Burger.
    That's why the Berliners don't call the Berliner 'Berliner' (the food). They call it Pfannkuchen, cause Berliners don't eat Berliner. They aren't cannibals 😉

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  13. Tipp:
    Your pronunciation of the German word "hello" is further removed from the German pronunciation than from the English "hello" itself.
    The "l" is pronounced shorter and the "o" is the biggest problem. The German o is different from the English. It is hard to explain. The English varies more. Germans write the English pronunciation similar to "äuu". It's more like the o in "bot" though.
    Listen to more examples from native german speakers to get the difference.

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