@germanwithsammy: inshallah they find him #learngerman #LearnOnTikTok #german #EduTok #TikTokLearningCampaign

Domiiimit3iii :

INSHALLAH THEY FIND HIM I'm crying 😭😭😭😭

Morgoth ♱ :

Thats so fucking sad

edona9168 :

Those words are Arabic in origin, but Germans didn’t pick them up from Arabs directly. In Germany, they mostly hear them from Albanians, especially Kosovars, because we use them a lot in everyday speech!

Amy in Germany 🇩🇪🇺🇸 :

Nein Danke

Anont187😼 :

Also tamam is very common especially in chat form like tmm

clr_ack20 :

Damn that’s depressing

Rivan :

CosmicVibe :

Was geht, yallah

mostlyelbows :

inshallah they find him is so perfect in so many ways and i think about it so often

Lily Myy 🆘 🇺🇸 :

NO!

Niko :

✝ 0l0F/0ll3 ✝ :

As a person raised in the city malmö (in sweden) i must say the languge is very influenced by arabic, i hear daily wallah and yallah and much more and honestly i think its good because we learn about diffrent cultures

Vokonirui :

Every language evolves, every language borrows ❤️

☆Corey☆ :

just cuz theres some people that use arabic slang (like wallahi) in england doesnt mean you should tell an english learner to learn arabic slang that doesnt make sense, same with german?? its a minority of people id doubt its that common throughout germany, maybe in major cities but i wouldnt assume its everywhere

hold on till maybe :

also akh/akhi

Maraike Kaulfuß :

Das Wort Kaffee kommt übrigens aus dem Arabischen

Abdulrahman :

Sag Vallah.

i.bnn :

عجيب والله

Prenses Merve :

Nein danke 🙏🏻

Selina 🇵🇸 :

Literally my 7 y/o with his very German friend playing Fortnite 😆 wallah habibi

August🧸 :

unc keiner sagt das

naodsuspicioussan :

Türkish is peak

Lara :

As a German I’ve never said that it’s slang almost no one of my friends use

msfs :

english literally also has this

KuuroYima⚫️🏐🎮 :

Wer benutzt im Deutschen Wallah oder Yallah