hahah this is great!

what do you mean?

Wie waere’s, einige Videos nur auf Deutsch zu machen? Deutschlernende zaehlen auf euch!

hey!! whats with the lil froggy in all yer videos?? =)

mit deutschen untertitel were nicht schlecht

I’ve noticed that in the US (at least in Tx) people wear clothes more for casual wear like everywhere. I mean like sweatpants, like more loose clothing then here in Europe. But they definitely wear more tennis shoes/running shoes like Nikes and stuff. That’s pretty rare here, I mean for going to school or going out. Of course we wear tennis shoes to play tennis xD But usually it’s more like leather shoes and for the girls it’s definitely more boots here then in the US.

LOL “species”. Yeah – “creepy” sounding.

I’ve noticed the clothes do not seem as good a quality in Germany unless I go to a very expensive store. We do in the US make the sizes smaller. I were a large in Germany and here I wear a small (mostly).

im not talking about lol :/ lol

it means laughing out loud hehe i didn’t know either just fingered out like a month ago hehe

in english this is less pretty because it doesn’t rhyme, but it basically means, when your inside take of your hat

I usually buy my clothes at H&M, it’s cheaper than the other Shops… And just looks great =D PS: I hope for more Suscribers 4 YOU! 5/5*****

Pfüa-ti! LOL! Hey Alex, try to relax to pronounce it correctly: Pfiadi. But you have over 3000 subscribers, so use Pfiad(s)eich or Pfiadenk (both plural).
I think Lower Saxony vs. Bavaria could be very interesting too …
I suggest to make a podcast about different dialects in germany and the US. Perhaps there are some similarities? That might sound weird but f.e. i heard some americans using a lot of “sh” instead of “s” like we do it in bavarian swabia.
Pfiadseich!

I prefer clothing in Europe even no is more expensive, I hate to find clothes here because they come with mad stamps on them, i like more simple things than look like a clown.