Learn German Naturally: Funny Outtakes & Real-Life German Moments 😅

Hello, hello! Welcome to my workplace, to my desk. I'm editing a video right now, an outtake video, the one that's about to come up here. I uploaded a video last week and I have a lot of clips from that day that I didn't include in the video, but I still want to share with you because they might be a bit funny or interesting. And that's exactly why an outtake video is coming up now. If you haven't seen the real video yet, then maybe watch it first. I'll also put the link in the description. Because this video is also the opportunity to repeat vocabulary from the real video from last week. So feel free to watch it again beforehand. Have fun with the outtakes. Have fun learning German. Hello! Where are we? In the heart of Germany. In the heart of Germany? In the heart. In the heart of Germany. What are you doing? I'm peeling the potatoes. This is the peel. And I'm peeling it with a peeler. Here in Europe, I live in Moktor. Moktor, right? After Moktor... I forgot what I was going to say. I forgot, but I don't know. Okay, go on. What did you want to say here in October? You can immediately notice how the days get darker. And very quickly. For example, for a week, a few weeks, we could still stay in the park. Exactly. Like we do in these videos. And not now. Now we're wearing hats and jackets. You're also dressed warmly now. Very good. Do you know that with a peeler you can peel in both directions? In the wrong direction? In both directions. In both directions? So in both directions? Yes. Really? I can show you. And that's much faster. I always peel like this. And you can also do it like this. Me. You probably do it like this, right? One direction, other direction. Like this. Forward or backward? And tell me, what are the holidays like in Germany? How does a holiday feel like here? It's very quiet, isn't it? To be honest, it's boring. Boring, yes, that's true. Yes, it depends. When the holidays come on a Friday, for example, it's like a long weekend. And then you can have more fun. But the disadvantages are always that, just like on Sunday, you can't go shopping anywhere, for example. I'm home again. Pablo also came along. Do you want to say hello? Your nose. You don't have a microphone. Yes, it got dark outside. That's why we went inside. Went inside to my house. You don't say it like that. Do you know why today is a holiday? Do you know what October 3rd means? Yes. It's German National Day. Shall I help you? No, I've said it a thousand times. I forgot the word. Today is German National Day. Ah, German National Day. Yes, in the end it's the day when the Berlin Wall came down and it was part of Germany after the Second World War. I'll get in touch again with historical facts. As we explained in the video with Pablo, the fall of the wall, the wall that divided Germany into East and West, fell on November 9th, 1989. But the day of German unity, the holiday we have here in Germany, is on October 3rd. And that has two reasons. On the one hand, as said in the video with Pablo, was the official day of reunification, of unity, only a year later, on October 3rd, 1990. And another reason is that on November 9th, 1938, yes, that's a very bad day in German history. We're talking about the Reichspogromnacht, a day, a night, where a lot of violence and hatred and persecution happened. If you're interested in the subject, and I know that some of you are interested in history and also German history, then you will definitely find many interesting reports, documentaries, books about this part of German history and especially about this date, November 9th, 1938. And why don't we celebrate the holiday on November 9th? Because it's not a day to celebrate. And when it's a day in Germany, I wanted to share it with you. Let's go. Guys, I'm sorry. I tried to... I really... Oh no, I can't talk anymore. What did you try? I tried to prepare myself. But... It will be. Yes. Okay, it is... It will be. It is as it is. Barbecue. What is... No, it's all dirty. It's not that dirty. What is that? Do you like pumpkin? I love pumpkin Yes? Shall we cook something with pumpkin? Yes, gladly. So, now? For me it's very autumn. It's like the autumn vegetables for me. To be honest, I don't know in Chile what season it belongs to. Here in autumn Ah, in autumn. In autumn we eat a lot of pumpkin here or I eat a lot of pumpkin. It's fat. Do you think that brings luck? Yes. If I keep this in my pocket I will always have money. At least 17. Very good. One cent after the other makes the pocket full. That was sensible. A white dog with black dots. Ah, a Dalmatian. Dalmatian. So, don't be surprised now follow a few clips which are partly in German and partly in Spanish. I speak both languages with Pablo and we always switch between German and Spanish and that's why in the outtakes there are also Spanish moments moments in which we spoke in Spanish. So, if you're here just to learn German and you don't speak or learn Spanish then wait a moment we'll switch back to German. What do you think of the potatoes? What do I think of the potatoes? Look, I've had many years in which I didn't like the potatoes and now I really like them especially in the oven very crispy with a lot of oil of course full of condiments baked potatoes rustic potatoes Do you like them? These are not my favorite side dishes but I really like to eat mashed potatoes is another way to call mashed potatoes mashed potatoes with spinach or mashed potatoes with sauerkraut I often have to when I film vlogs when I take you with me all day in the evening when I say goodbye I often have to leave I just remembered but it's also After tired comes dumb they say in German After tired comes dumb I'm not dumb I'm just tired So, that's it with the outtakes for all of you who are still watching I'm looking forward to your feedback feel free to write me in the comments if I should do this more often that I collect outtakes and share with you or not I'm curious what you say and I wish you a lot of fun learning German See you! Bye!