We Germans show our patriotism by watching all the reaction videos about Germany and seeing how people react to how great we are - its like a quiet version of patriotism :D

As a German it feels so good to hear someone not just talk about the stereotypes and nazi history. I was actually surprised at how good you researched and even included the little things (like we show 3 in a different way than brits or Americans do)! Great video!

I love Germany, it saddened me a bit hearing that not many Germans feel patriotic of some sort to their country, because I do really love Germany! Love from Croatia

Currently learning German and I'm already in love with their culture! Sending love to Germany from Meixco!

Germany, please alway stay strong and safe! Warm greetings to all good people from Kazakhstan regardless of where you are from!

I love Germany (о´∀`о)♡ From Japan 🇩🇪♡🇯🇵

I am 25 and live in Germany and I have heard only once in my lifetime about a "tornado" in Germany. And it was rather small. I am surprised we are supposed to have most in Europe...

Bin türke, lebe in Deutschland und bin auch hier geboren. Dieses Video über Deutschland hat mich noch stolzer auf Deutschland gemacht. Viele Dinge, die im Video erwähnt wurden wusste ich garnicht. Sehr cool🔥

Im German and boy does it feel good to hear someone talk so highly of my country. I myself am not a patriot or anything ( I can't deny feeling some form of guilt for Germany's past). Still, I absolutely hate that, despite us clearly trying to forget it and trying to make amends in any way possible, we are still associated with Nazis. I'd wager we are probably the ones most disgusted by The holocaust, most likely even more than any other country. I guess we'll never be able to rid ourselves of that connection. Thank you for not picking up on the Nazi cliché. The new Germany has absolutely nothing to do with the old.

Every German person I've ever met is so sweet and wonderful. I love their history, culture and food. I can't wait to go visit myself one day. Much love from Idaho come visit!

I was born in Zurich Switzerland, which is German speaking and I can still remember trips to Germany when my dad drive close to 300 kms non stop down der autobahrn (except when mom was in the car). It a beautiful place. We went to Stuttgart and Berlin where we have some relatives. I know a lot about Germany as one of my grandparents lived through would war 2 and another was in a concentration camp.

The most important lingual aspect of Northern Germany is the greeting "Moin". We don't talk a lot, especially not to strangers, but the one thing we always do is nod and say "Moin."

Germany deserves the highest esteem: after WWII, Germany was in ruins and 20 years later they were already a superpower, even if split in 2... What a people! Greetings from Italy.

You could also mention that Germany and Germans absolutely love Italy and Italians and the same way around! As half german half Italian it's really fun to observe that!

Germany is a beautiful country with great people! Sending love to our German brothers and sisters.

Wow, the comments here was the nicest things i heard about my country ever and made me drop a tear :-) Thank you so much. Peoples arround the world are awesome.

One thing: Beethoven was actually born in Germany in Bonn. This is the neighbour of Cologne, and yes Beethoven is there a pretty big thing here. The orchestra hall of Bonn is named after him. And the birthhouse of him was turned into a museum about him.

I really love Germany from Russia! 🇷🇺❤🇩🇪

As a german, i feel well presented in this video! Love your videos! Keep on the good work!

i am like 100% german and watching this video makes me appreciate my country a little bit more. it is also very interesting to see germany from another point of view bc as german you are criticizing the country more often than appreciating it or being proud to be german. and yes we aren't really patriotic. I couldn't even tell you in which order the colours of our flag are arranged XD

What a great summary of Germany. As a German I'm impressed by your video. There were a few spelling mistakes, but that's the teacher in me talking. You managed to point out every diversity in our country, languages, geography, religion, culture, food, school system, history, industry and more. Well done.

I am from India ...this year resolution for me is to learn German language. hopefully will visit Germany one day to follow my dreams and if possibly working there in good IT company... nice video indeed with lot of information about Germany

Love to Germany from Latvia! 🇱🇻❤️🇩🇪

I am an Indian engineering student planning to move to Germany for my bachelors and masters, this video was a good help to me. Good work GN (as always)

Germany is an amazing country. Believe me, i will visit this beautiful country before i retire. But first i need to work on my german haha. Germany you guys ROCK. - some random american 🇺🇸❤🇩🇪

In germany, we dont think about how good we are doing in comparison to others, we think about how we can become better than we are now (Leistungsgesellschaft). Although there are many people who get lost on the way or are overwhelmed by that culture, I think its is very helpful and cant be claiming more fatalities than what the US for example is doing. About sports: Germany is definitely a football nation, but in every other village, they play Handball (not the american one, the 7 vs 7 one). We also have a history in Gymnastics, Athletics, Tennis and Basketball, but everything besides Football is a "Nieschensportart" (very slightly relevant sport). If you want to find Nazis, look in the east, there are few, bu the do exist. We also recently got a new right-populist party in our parliament whichs people use to be in the CDU (center-right for german standards, they would be called left-extremists-marxists in the US). They btw are against our constitution but were deemed to not be dangerous enough to be forbidden. Recently we had some climate-protesters stick themselves to things such as streets, which pissed a whole lot of people of, which is funny, because we could easily do more things for the environment, but the majority of people just doesnt want to, but now they care that a street, they have never seen or been to was blocked for maybe half an hour. Anyway dont stick yourself to anything, please. As said in the video, every movie or series is dubbed, but we also make our own productions. Maybe youve seen the show "Dark" before and might have thought the dark colors were part of the theme, but let me tell you all our movies or shows look like that. Mostly we have "Krimis" were a "Kriminalfall", usually a murder case will be solved by the police or very rarely private investigators. Maybe youve heard of the "Tatort" which is "a police procedural television series that has been running continuously since 1970 with some 30 feature-length episodes per year, which makes it the longest-running German TV drama" according to Wikipedia. Oh and did you know we have television channels, that are paid through taxes? You can drink from tap water and its incredibly cheap and the variety of food in supermarkets is very high, at least in cities.

As a German from the Rhineland (North Rhine-Westphalia), i can honestly say you explained the Country and area perfectly and you even told me facts about Germany even i didn't knew

Love the video. Most "stereotypes" are true at least to some degree. And I love that you picked a photo of Celle (in Nothern Germany) to represent half timbered houses from Bavaria :D

Ich liebe Deutschland und deutsch Volk ! Ich lernte Hochdeutsch für sieben Jahre und ich finde, dass es eine sehr schöne Sprache ist ! Und Deutschland hat sehr interessante Kultur und Geschichte ! / I love Germany and german people ! I learned High-German during seven years and I think that's a very nice language ! And Germany have very interesting culture and history ! Grüsse aus Frankreich ! / Greetings from France !

Love Germany ❤🇩🇪. From an Italian living in Japan.

Ah, my favourite country! Germany! I learn German. I hope to visit Germany one day. Love from India:)

I find your videos highly educational. Grateful for all the effort you and your crew put in. Keep up your hard work.

I am from USA. Look up the town of Leavenworth, WA. The entire town is located deep in the Cascade Mountain range out here in the Pacific Northwest but the cool part is that it's entirely Bavarian themed, even the McDonald's sign is all decorated like a German woodwork art piece. I have only met a few German people. I always ask them if they listen to Rammstein lol

Old video but nice to hear and learn more about Germany. I grew up learning the language and writing letters back and forth with my family there. My grandma was German or partial Jewish heritage.

my great-grandfather was from Germany, he migrated to Brazil because of the 2nd war, I didn't know him, but I wish I had met,so I decided to research it, it's really... amazing

I'm so fond of Germany and its cultural legacy!

This video makes me feel so much better about being German. Thank you so much for doing all this research. I learned so much about my home country !^^

Hearing all this about Germany does actually makes me a bit Pround to be born here, (but really only a bit too much German proundness didn't work out so well in the past) I never knew Germany looks so awesome from an outside perspective. It's a lot different when your inside through. We still have a lot of problems to work on.

I have a large German heritage and from America but I absolutely love learning more about the country! ❤

I love Germany as a American you guys have made amazing cars and f1 drivers some of the best history besides ww2 and you guys are my favorite euro country besides Poland the Nordic guys and uk 🇩🇪❤️🇺🇸

Hey Barby, your snapshot of germany is really impressing. What i like most is, that you capture it very accurate in a nutshell. Even for me as a german, i couldn't do it better. Great Job!

as a german this is comedy gold

As a German I am really impressed by your video my friend. Well done!

I'm German and vegan... while traditional german cuisine is very meat-heavy, there is a lot of international cuisine in Germany as well which offers a lot more vegan and vegetarian options. For example, turkish restaurants often offer delicious falafel dishes which are vegan or atleast vegetarian. Atleast among the young generation, there is also a largely growing number of vegans and vegetarians, and nowadays a wide variety of vegan substitute products is offered in supermarkets in Germany. Nowadays you can find a lot of vegan cheese, milk, yoghurt, sausages, patties etc. products in supermarkets that have gotten better and better over the years and are very delicious. Actually, german + vegan is probably the combination that eats the highest amount of bread, because bread is usually vegan as long as you don't put something non-vegan on it lol.

Honestly I learned a few things about my own country. 😅 I am really glad you mentioned the (still existing) differences between former east and west Germany. I think many Germans not even know about it... However I have to insist on one thing: Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (or MV for short) is northern Germany! We aren't talking much especially not to strangers. Parts of the Bundesland once were Danish or Swedish. Some people do speak Plattdeutsch (even though the language is kinda going extinct). And according to statistics we are actually the drunken ones. And yes, there are rivalries between Mecklenburgern and Vorpommern. (edit: that seems to be a local thing...)

I learned sooo much in this 15 min crash course. Thank you!!

I would love to visit Germany someday. It's a beautiful country ❤️Es ist ein sehr schönes Land (sorry if wrong grammar. I used Google translate)

I'm surprised but happy you mentioned the Sorbians🥳 I'd claim that even most of the Germans have not heard about them.

Germany is a beautiful, amazing country with friendly people. You germans have ever so many reasons to be proud! Cheers from your little brother in the north, Schweden

Very good video and is up to 95% correct. Some translations are wrong, but I think only a native tongue would see it... directly 😉 The german 3 finger thing is the way it is, because the kids all go to the Kindergarten and learn how to count. So even if you have another cultural background, every child visits a german Kindergarten and learns counting the same way as everybody else.

It's not even that every Bundesland has it's own dialects and traditions, but rather every 50km people may be completely different. I live on the right side of the rhine and it took me a while to get used to the dialect 5km across on the other side haha Every Bundesland has a ton of smaller regions that sometimes differ drastically from each other despite being neighbours

Germany is a very cool country and it's geography is very good. But Germany's borders seem smaller than last time I saw it's borders.

Everyone loves german! Mostly the foods and the culture 🌍❤🇩🇪

There have been no wild bears in Germany for more than 150 years . An exception is the bear "Bruno", which immigrated to Germany in May 2006 and was shot a few weeks later. The first free-ranging bear after 171 years.

..I'm German and I learned more about Germany from you than my Geography teacher teached me in my whole life

Love too Germany from Mexico and the US !!!

This video is very well made and has a lot of correct knowledge in it! Thank you! Even me as a german can learn something here :D

Time for an updated Germany Episode. We deserve a 30+ min aswell.

The lines between these 5 cultural areas named in this video can be a bit blurry. Mecklemburg-Vormpommern for example is culturally a hybrid between East and North Germany, since their long coast lines naturally set them apart from the land locked other east German states, and led to a similar fishing, shipping and coastal tourism focused culture as found in Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein.

日本からの愛！日本とドイツは古き良き友人だと思っています！いつか行ってみたいです！

“Germany would kind of be like the dad that reconciled with his kids, just got out of rehab, and is taking his new life very seriously.” I love this so much.

The country in Westen Europe that I have visited least - I tended to head more south for sunny summer holidays. That said, I do love Berlin. Amazing city.

Kinda sad they cannot show pride for their country anymore. Germany is a great country despite their dark past. Cheers from France ♥

7:08 The colouring scheme is well wrought. The main colours correspond to the colours of the German flag Black, Red, and Golden (which is often represented by bold yellow). The three smaller stripes in black and grey also resemble the colours of the German flag - think of the colours Black, Red, and Golden printed in a grey scale.

As an Bavarian I love that everyone in other country’s interpreted German culture with Bavarian culture

Germany explained. It’s great! Couldn’t have mad a better video to sum up Germany ❤️

Fun fact: "Lower" does not mean "more south" but it literally means lower located land - in contrast to land that lies higher.

Love you Germany from USA 🇺🇸❤️🇩🇪. I hope to visit sometime in the next year or two when Covid ends. Does anyone here know some cools things to try or places to visit there?

Love the content. As a german i can state there are no bears in this country. Looked it up and just so happend there used to be some populations back in the 17th century, all of them were shot. But we have some delightful wolf populations back which were also shot way back in the day, before germany existed.

We love you Germany , from India ❤️

To be honest... I have never ever ever laughed that hard about a description about my home country... And that is not meant bad. Especially the german history in a nutshell was simply unbelievably genious... Wars, wars, battles, battles... That sums it up quite great😂 Thx for this great 15min about what i love... My homecountry

Very good video! but Charlemagne can certainly be called German, since he spoke a Germanic language and not a Celtic or Romanic one, and since the Franks originally came largely from present-day German regions. In addition, the city that was later his main residence is Aachen in Germany. Moreover, under Charlemagne, the Frankish Empire split among his grandchildren into the states that are today France, Germany and the Baltic states.

2 mistakes in the Germany episode: It's spelled "Wirtschaftswunder" and Mein Kampf is not illegal anymore, it actually became a best seller when the ban was abolished. I fixed it with annotations in the video, and will mention it in Flag Friday, Otherwise.....Carry on #Mistakes #WeAllMakethem #IwantaTacoRightNow

Wow. That‘s about as much information on Germany as you are being tought in German schools squeezed into 15 minutes. Of course there is a lot of details to dive into, but I had a good chuckle when you squeezed about 1500 years of history into 30 seconds. Great job, very enjoyable

We Persians love Germany :) 🇮🇷❤️🇩🇪

i love how simply you presented germany to us (we, not united states xd)

I love how germany after WW2 built up from the rubble, United with each other, made friends and became a beloved country and is a famous one.

For German History for me these are the best books. 1. „ Diplomacy“ by Henry Kissinger 2. Europe - Struggle for supremacy by Brendan Simms

I’m from Sweden and I have always thought that Germany-Sweden has a close bond. Our languages have a lot in common, we like things to be organized, a lot of germans have summerhouses in Sweden (or has that changed?), and I know that you have a great interest in our royal family, we love / buy your cars (even more than we buy Volvo actually), we travel to Germany a lot (take the ferries in the south of Sweden), and so on. Am I wrong?

As an American, I have melted into the pot as far as genetics. I do however, identify as having mostly German heritage. I am fortunate to still have German speaking, close relatives. I recently began speaking to one who lives there and plan to visit one day.

I like it how he spelled "Backpfeifengesicht" as "Backfiefengesicht" and "Wirtschaftswunder" as "Wierschaftswunder". Kind of brings it to the point that german is a difficult language lol. I would hate it to learn german as my second language. I heard so many stories about how difficult it is to learn later in life.

Always enjoy your videos. Humor along the way is great. (And good with helping me with my Geography Exams)

great profile about germany! i believe, lower means that it is hightwise lower. same with upper bavaria with the alps and lower bavaria without alps. guys from notgermany, we dont experience intense tornados and thunderstorms. :-) mehrdrutig is actually mehrdeutig. interesting point: the schwarzwald is also the startingpoint of the danube and the river ends in the schwarzen meer. this river seems to be more layed back flowing than this rapid video. anyways, this video is so good, it provides teachings for germans.

it is so nice to come back to this video and get reminded of the nice things in the country...

You forgot about the most annoying stereotype: THAT WE ARE SCREAMING ALL THE TIME!!! YOU KNOW, WE CAN TALK NORMALLY IN GERMAN.

I am American with a quarter Swiss and a quarter German descent and I am extremely proud to be German after watching this video! I wish my smart and kind Prince Charming would just show up in my life and love and appreciate me for ME with my Swiss and German ancestry because I have so much to offer and I wish he could just realize it for once... I want him to think, "WOW! This girl is beautiful, smart, kind, amazing! I finally found my dream girl who is both Swiss and German!" Seriously, how could a smart and handsome guy not fall in love with me? He should absolutely LOVE, appreciate, and be grateful because if I was a guy who found that, I 100% absolutely would!

German here: Great summary. Thank you very much. Fun fact: Another somewhat funny stereotype is that it is a high praise if a German says "Da gibt es nichts zu meckern.", because you can be sure that he did search for something bad to point out. If you have any further questions about Germany, feel free to ask.

This comment might come a few years to late, but it was nice to see you picked the picture of the Realschule from my little hometown Abensberg located in Lower Bavaria and which I attended myself some 20+ years ago. 😍

The most comprehensive and complete description of Germany in the shortest possible time I have ever experienced. Great! Two things I like to mention though: There are no (free roaming) bears in Germany. Also you can legally possess Mein Kampf. As far as I know you cannot print, buy or sell it, for legal/copyright reasons, with the exception of a commented version.

Damn you really made me feel proud to be a german, great Video💯 Tbh i also didnt know some facts you mentioned

Shout outs to Germany for being awesome! Greetings from Denmark :)

Germany's marine area is very small. So, the combined area of territorial and marine areas is smaller than that of South Korea. Germany territory 350,000 + EEZ 60,000= 410,000 sq km South Korea territory 100,000 + EEZ 430,000= 530,000 sq km

Greetings from Northern Germany. Great video. Your German language is great and a bit funny. Keep it up

This is just so much information in so small time. Amazing video. Congrats.

Thanks of speaking so positive of my country! Im Bavarian

Hopefully after I finish watching this video I’ll learn a lot of Germany’s culture and history so that I can finally finish the world building for my fantasy novel (it’s going to be held in a country based of Germany)

hey i m from russia! i love germany i was there and really liked it. germans are freindly and smart i hope russia and germany can be better friends soon

I'd be interested in knowing what an early 20th century history lesson looks (or feels) like in a German school. I bet they don't do what we do, ignore the bad parts and overly celebrate the mediocre, because there's not a lot of good.

Hi man. Great video ! But there's one little-big thing missing ! Germany also hosts the largest Heavy-Metal Open Air Festival in the world - aka WOA. Situated around the tiny little village of Wacken (1800 inhabitants) it gives an annually home to 80,000 metalheads from all over the globe in the first weekend of august.

Rather informative and accurate video, thank you!