Does German Sound Aggressive? We Compare Words in 4 Languages!!

i think that if german could sound aggressive, its only the fault of some movies, but or when people are angry, but most of the time, it's clearly not. because for the movies, sadly in the history, WW2 happened and we usually don't look all type of german movies in others countries, and when we look at movies that involve germans, its often war movies from ww2. and naz*s is thoses movies who speaks obviously german, speak it in an very aggressive way. But i really don't like to remember this part of history so i prefered to forget about it. because when i was younger, i had a travel class to germany with the school, and it was awsome, the famillies that recieved us were cool, speaks normaly, i even listen to some german music, (not rammstein), soft music btw, and its not aggressive at all. its really soft.

there is a mistake: the german "Willst du mich Heiraten?" translates actually to "Do you want to marry me?" and not "Will you marry me?". that would be "Wirst du mich Heiraten?" what is actually also said on marriages but not quite that often. Ger: willst (wollen) = Eng: to want / Eng: will = wirst (werden)

THE SUBTITLES ARE WRONG

Es parte de la cultura de Alemania. Su historia de guerreros más el clima agresivo extremo y guerras a marcado su habla e idioma.

cut this music down please !

German only sounds angry if you portait it as angry. Nobody here talks agressive, and if they do they‘re actually angry. German is a beatiful language and i want everyone to live in German for just one day, bc they‘ll realize its not angry.

i think for Germany the thing with the language being so ''aggressive'' and loud is i think because its like alot of the words you have to make and acht sound

Subtitles are off for French. She says "N'importe quoi" subtitle says "l'absurdité" When she says "énervée" subtitles say fâchée

Ruhe is silence, Frieden is peace. "Lass mich in Frieden"

Nonsense in Spanish desparates.

Si quitaran la música de m... sería estupendo, podríamos escuchar mejor la pronunciación

The script writer used them as an easy way to go from friend zone to marriage with his quartelingual friend; prove me wrong.

There isn't an Italian one, very bad

에푸아제르..는 어디서 나온.. 읽기법이죵? épouser에 ‘아’라는 철자도 없거니와 에뿌제가 맞는 발음인데.. 다양한 언어를 다루는 채널인건 좋은데 그럴수록 더더욱 컨텐츠에 싣는 내용 정도는 검증을 한번 하고 자막을 내보내야 되지 않을까요

I would have answer that german is the first langage in the world used to tame animals . Ask professionnals.

Why did you pick the most polite English guy to say 'I'm so angry' that guy doesn't have an angry bone in his body, should have got a northerner to say say that.

About the French....In fact when we think about "How are you?" The most common one is "Ça va?" for informal situation and "Comment allez-vous?" for formal situation. "Comment va-tu?" is in a awkward position, which is even less used then "comment ça va ?", which is also informal.

Hilter speeches make German appear Aggressive 😢

This video may have been more enjoyable without the irritating muzak in the background.

wtf is up with the stupid background music? Loud as hell too

Als ich Deutsch lernte, fand ich Deutusch sher Besser als andere Sparache, denke ich.😊

In German you can also say “Nonsens” but in German pronunciation

In germany it depends on where you live. In hessian you can say "Kabbes" or in bavarian "Schmoarrn" or "Kaas" instead of "Quatsch"

I love German. It’s on my list of languages I’d love to learn one day.
I speak Russian, and anytime strangers hear us speaking in public the first question we get is “are you speaking German?” And then we get told it sounds really harsh. So there’s some similarities to the untrained ear 😂

Ramstein sounds lovely to me

In Spain we also say "¿cómo vas?" Or "¿qué hay?" To say what's up?
Nonsense sounds more like ¡Tonterías!.
¿Cómo? is more like what?

Germán spanish and french all speak english and the poor british just english 🤣🤣🤣🤣

the french subtitles are wrong and full of mistakes, i suppose it's the same with the others languages but i can't tell

I worked in a factory which had a lot of Latino employees. One time, I decided to eat in the break room where the latinos tend to congregate, and an older woman complemented my eyes. I didn't understand her, but a girl who was younger than me told me what she said. After that, I heard a number of girls singing, "Bonitos mirares." I thought that they were saying "pretty eyes" in Spanish because I figured they saw eyes as mirrors. More recently, I googled it, and it seems to mean "nice looks." Then the girl who told me what the lady said proceeded to teach me how to say I have a small penis.

German and French probably simply have similar words because of geographical proximity. French does have elements of Celtic influence (mo chroidhe and ma chere have the same meaning, but different pronunciations), but that is a separate language family from the Germanic languages.

There is an interesting difference between english and german, when it comes to the final question at the wedding. The answer to the question "Will/Would you marry this man/woman?" is quiet the same word in german and english, but with different meanings.
In english you say "I will" which means 'Ich werde' in german. But in german we say 'Ich will' which means 'I want to' in english.
I like the german one better. While the english one sounds a bit like 'Yeah, yeah I'll do that", in german it's like a wish from the heart❣️

The German grill in this video is hot

I don't get why the German will you marry me was difficult? Its just as many words and the same words really as in English. The other languages were so much longer lol.

Most people have the wrong perception that German sounds aggressive because of Hollywood movies or old scenes of Hitler shouting rage fully. In reality, if you truly pay attention when visiting Europe, French sounds more aggressive than German.

Spanish sounds agressive to me, especially when spoken with an accent from Spain.

Putting side-by-side, german is not that difficult at all... We're just not used to it. French which is considered more "beautiful" is as much harder as it..

Spanish from Spain also has a lisp so to me it sounds like its a deaf person speaking Spanish. American Spanish is warmer and less gutteral and more friendly.

Comment vas-tu ?

That british guy is having his time of life

You have beautiful eyes in Swahili una macho mazuri

Claudia was hilarious here! She had me laughing. All four are great!

German seems to sound more softer spoken by Austrians.

Sorry, but the German native speaker in this video has no idea about her mother tongue. She does not give the right words and phrases. I think she should go back to school or do some reading urgently! Like "It´s a pleasure" or "enchanté(e)" would simply be "angenehm" in German and not the mile long sentence she says would be adequate.

Was ist den an Deutsch so schwer ich check es nicht Deutsch macht mehr Sinn als die anderen Sprachen aber auch Egal🙄

Turn down the annoying 1970s game show music please.

French is so fancy and beautiful 🥰

"unsinn". Basicly the dutch "onzin"

Kill the background music, its hard enough trying to hear a language I'm unfamiliar with over the music.

The English nice sounds sharp. The German schön is much softer. Speaking angry every language sounds aggressive.