@hellooco: EMOJIS CHALLENGE WITH OUR FAV GERMAN GUY @Alex von mydealz #cultureshock #humor #frenchlesson #culture #viral

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benniemk1 :

what yoghurt? isnt it an ice cream??

HM_UK :

Sandwich is 100% British

vwpunk :

Sandwich is not Americanised. It's named after the British Earl of Sandwich (a place in the UK)

EmiliaZola :

I can’t hear Germany, France keeps shouting over

Mel*ken :

Das zweite ist doch Soft Eis oder ?

Petruszka :

Sandwich is NOT American. It is named for the Earl of Sandwich (Sandwich is a place in Kent). Gern geschehen / je vous en prie

Biff :

Americanize and it's a word from England

🦅🇩🇪Maapex🇩🇪🦅 :

Flay :

Burger ?

cxflipwin :

Love this, French and German people arguing over pronunciation in English 😂

rayfinkle :

Twaïko :

Eylem Yildiz :

Jai jurer c’est la voix de Macron

Boxise 🌸🇫🇷 :

Yaourts pour une glace ?

sooy :

Pk elle lui crie dessus à chaque fois ?

𝐞_𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐞 :

L’accent anglais c une option ouuu

vNeRoNiK :

Zee :

This is a good demonstration of English being a mishmash of french and german

The Phoenix Queen :

“Americanize” even though English is primarily Germanic (with some French and Danish seasoning).

Rubz8z🫀 :

il parle 3 langues en mm temps(js mm pas bien parler français)

M3rrim3n :

Ist das 2 nicht eher soft Eis

Mister Wayne :

As an American, the things you called American are more British. Sandwich is used both places, and you will never hear an American say “lolly” I might call that candy a lollipop, and the round ones we’d call a sucker

LuluVroumette :

En Suisse on dit yoghurt en tout cas ou j'habite