Northern Germany: Meet the Germans Road Trip Part 1/4

im a born and raised holsteiner. no one here would dare to call Grünkohl mit Kohlwurst "Kohl und Pinkel"

Gibt es dieser Channel auf deutsch?

is it me... or is she rather lovely..? or should i say lecker...

Nice! I know the words wolkje en klontje in Dutch, didn't know they use the same words in Northern Germany.

You MUST see the nothernmost big city in Germany, Flensburg. SO nice......

How to learn low german?

Love this, More please.

Haven’t seen Rachel in a while on DW. Does anyone know why?

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I live in the southern US. My great great grandfather immigrated from Bremen as a teenager. I read that his parents were married in St. Peter’s Church, shown in this video.

Absolutely thrilled that you went to my hometown Norderney.

I love having Rachel hosting these videos, she is efficient.

Very well done. But the pacing is a bit too fast for my liking.

We need Rachel back

Very interesting! I love these short videos packed with information, and this road trip / regional series is particularly great.

But the language which is supported from the government isn't Plattdütsch. It's friesian. Plattdütsch is just a dialect. Like Bavarian. It sounds like a complete different language, but its not.

Your episodes are excellent Rachel,Im Irish but I have a great interest in Germany so your episodes are great to watch.

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I am very greatful for your channel to highlight the northern charm. I though I was seeing things in the beginning when Rachel spoke in front of the Leeraner Museumshafen, but I was glad it wasn't my imagination when you introduced our Teemuseum. I hope the team enjoyed their stay!