Germans be like: "I paid for the whole speedometer, so I'm going to use the whole speedometer!"

By the way, I'm for a speed limit on the Autobahn,... 400km/h.

@maten146

3 жыл бұрын

Fascist

@timsummers870

3 жыл бұрын

@@maten146 What does one thing have to do with the other? What if I call you fat?

@maten146

3 жыл бұрын

@@timsummers870 you can but I'm not

@miepmaster25

3 жыл бұрын

Mat en my guy my guy

@josef596

3 жыл бұрын

In a few years that won’t be fast enough.

When driving in Germany I still haven't found the town called Ausfhart. There are signs for it everywhere. It must be somewhere.

@johnziegler8223

3 жыл бұрын

never found it also i always turn off thought i was there but must of turn left when i should of took a right

@the_lungs

Ай бұрын

It sounds like joke, but we had a friend from the USA, visiting us in Germany, and she was like "wow, what a big city. We are driving and driving and it is still Ausfahrt"

Jeden Montag beginne ich mit der Tasse Kaffee und einem neuen Video von Easy German. Wunderschöne Videos! Danke sehr!

@ManuelSalmann

5 жыл бұрын

Das ist mir sehr sympathisch.

Herzlichen Glückwunsch zur 300. Folge "Meine Leiblingssendung" Für mich persönlich ist das ein sehr interessantes Thema Vielen Dank für euch

herzlichen Glückwunsch zu eurer 300. Episode, Easy German ! wir lieben euch !

this is by far the coolest episode on this channel. it’s funny because today i was thinking about and missing being on autobahn!! danke schon, cari and manuel

Sie sind Super!! You guys are awesome. For me personally, your channel contents are awesome and the best part for me is the bilingual subtitle. Thank you so much.

@jimbopaw

5 жыл бұрын

Deutsch lernen mit Easy German ist nicht peinlich, es ist sogar Spass.

Herzlichen Glückwunsch zur 300. Folge!!!! (Und willkommen zurück, Manuel!)

Every interview on this segment is perfect. I especially like the interview with the person who left his proof in his other jacket and the interview with the man in the beret. The woman who was with him smiled as he described the debate as ridiculous. Nice to know that you can wander around Berlin in a beret. I will keep that in mind when I am selecting hat wear for my next trip

Warum braucht man Tempolimit, wenn es so viele Staus und Baustellen gibt?

@dariosmosavi6417

5 жыл бұрын

Darum 😅also also also also

@davidgoerke547

5 жыл бұрын

Weil die hohe Geschwindigkeit für viele Staus verantwortlich ist. Mit einem Tempolimit könnte sich die durchschnittliche Geschwindigkeit auf der Autobahn erhöhen.

@TS29er

5 жыл бұрын

@@davidgoerke547 Inwiefern?

@davidgoerke547

5 жыл бұрын

@@TS29er Bei höherer Geschwindigkeit kommt es erwiesenermaßen maßen zu mehr Staus, was die durchschnittliche Geschwindigkeit senkt. Bei einem Tempolimit könnten ein Drittel aller Staus vermieden werden.

@TS29er

5 жыл бұрын

@@davidgoerke547 Ja das hab ich schon verstanden, aber wie geht das, wie entstehen dadurch mehr staus frag ich mich

300 Folgen! Ich möchte meinen herzlichen Glückwunsch an alle Easy German Mitglieder ausdrucken. Sie sind ein tolles Team! 👍👏💪

For sure drivers thinking like the guy in 6:30 are a way more dangerous than having no speed limit

@AlistairMurray

3 жыл бұрын

He needs to lose his licence!

@_meri_el

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree... I hate those of this kind 😂

@elektronischerliebhaber

2 жыл бұрын

That's clearly irony. It's a joke. Everyone is laughing...

Danke Cari und Manuel 😍😍😍

Congrats for 400 k 🎊🎉🎊

@EasyGerman

5 жыл бұрын

🥳🥳🥳

I am amused that the Germans think that Americans actually observe their speed limits. When I drive the speed limit, many cars go by me so quickly that I can't even read their license plates to see where they're from. I'm happy to be able to go the speed limit or a little faster just to make time. The US is over 3,000 miles wide in places. You need to be able to keep moving if you're ever going to get across it (or any significant part of it).

@RFM-

5 жыл бұрын

just like here in Canada. Wide open highways for 1000s of km and 100kmph

@tweaker1bms

5 жыл бұрын

If you're going 3,000 miles, on a deadline, ...that's what flying is for! o.O

@embracethesuck1041

3 жыл бұрын

The existing speed limits and guidelines in the US were designed when vehicles were not as capable of fast and safe travel like they are today. The truth is that they are kept low to keep money flowing into municipalities in the form of speeding tickets.

@earlspencer7863

3 жыл бұрын

Most drivers will not go more than 10-15km/hr faster than the limit. If you raise the limit then drivers will go even faster than they are going now.

@mel816

3 жыл бұрын

@Harold Potsdamer There are some highways in British Columbia that have a 120km/h limit.

Das intro war sehr entspannend!!!🚄🚄🚄

Willkommen zurück Manuel!! Die zwei Jahren sind schnell gegangen! (Es gibt keine Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung mit der Zeit!)

@ankitdixit825

5 жыл бұрын

Hallo ich lerne Deutsch ,Bitte könnten Sir mir helfen??

Danke für das ist eine schöne Video ❤

Gute Idee! That is one of the motivations I have for learning German! Imao

I want to be a friend with the man saying that he has the proof in his other jacket. 😂😂

@7schlafer886

3 жыл бұрын

Yes he s really a nice man :)

@davidcoria9264

3 жыл бұрын

I think America is so disgraceful driven fast speed to chase by polices and get killed in accident more high percent than other countries. I bet Americans are very embarrassed.

Euer Kamera ist echt cool. Das Video ist klar und schön

Can you make some videos about Switzerland? It would be amazing to know more about this country :)

@ManuelSalmann

5 жыл бұрын

I already did. :) kzread.info/dash/bejne/f6lquclxcZjXcqw.html and kzread.info/dash/bejne/nHqqj7usdMyTZ6Q.html

@reginahudson9909

3 жыл бұрын

It's called easy German

Ich finde, in Deutschland halten sich Menschen so genau an den Verkehrsregeln, und es allgemein so eine Ordnung auf den Autobahnen herrscht, dass ihr aus den Sicherheitsgründen tatsächlich kein Tempolimit braucht! Es ist wirklich sicher, wenn man die linke Spur nur dann benutzt, wenn man überholt. Mich würde interessieren, ob Menschen aus anderen Ländern auch so einen Eindruck von deutschen Autobahnen haben wie ich. Denn ich war positiv schokiert, als ich das zum ersten mal gesehen habe. Oder gibt’s auf der Welt viele Länder, wo man so fährt, wie Deutsche?

@Keepcalm-lovesports

3 жыл бұрын

nein 😁, obwohl wir immer noch zu viele Mittelspurschleicher haben. Aber vergleichbar sind wenige Verkehrssyteme. Alles in allem funktioniert es bei uns ganz gut auf der Autobahn.

@folboteur

2 жыл бұрын

Ja, genau!

Vielen Dank 🙌💖📚

gutes Thema Danke sehr!

Herzlichen Glückwunsch zu 300. Folge . Ehrlich gesagt ich bin für Tempolimit finde ich mehr Sicherheit für alle Leute und sowieso gibt auf dem Autobahn viele Baustellen.

Great video, thank you. I wouldn't think though that driving fast and arms would be the same thing :S BTW being from Spain, I like how you all pronounce Manuel's name the German way..(Má-nu-el) Spanish way u+e make a single vowel so it becomes a two syllable word that's stressed on the second one (Ma-nuél)

Ich bin auch dagegen. Die deutschen Autobahnen sind dafür bekannt, warum sollten wir ein Tempolimit einführen? Bei uns in Italien, man kann höchstens 130 fahren, und jeden Tag gibt 200 Unfälle. Hier in Deutschland gibt viel weniger Unfälle. Manchmal niemand ist in der Autobahn, und man kann auch 200 Fahren, z.b. wenn ich um 5.00 zum Arbeit fahre, bin ich immer über 140. Unfall und sowas passieren wegen Leute die Handy nutzen oder die nicht aufpassen auf das fahren. Deshalb, bitte kein Geschwindigkeitbegrenzung, lass die Leute frei zu fahren.

@GermanGamesandOutros

4 жыл бұрын

Die deutschen "sind dafür bekannt"? Ja gut. Das ist natürlich ein Argument: Politik: "Möchten wir ein Tempolimit einführen" Dobrindt: "Ach nein. Das gehört zu uns." Leider sagte Dobrindt sinngemäß genau das und das ist traurig.

@TheSynecdoche

4 жыл бұрын

Die deutschen Autobahnen sind mittlerweile kaum noch geeignet für hohe Geschwindigkeiten. Die sind ja entworfen und gebaut worden in einer Zeit, als 100 km/h sehr schnell war und der Verkehr viel weniger intensiv. Deshalb auch die vielen Baustellen. Sie sollten mal eine Weile in Japan fahren gehen; Vmax auf der Autobahn 100 km/h, sehr diszipliniertes Fahrverhalten und die wenigsten Toten in der Welt.

@Ultrajuiced

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheSynecdoche Unsinn. Die deutschen Autobahnen haben strenge Regulierungen, was die Normen für Steigungen und Kurvenradien betrifft.

End of another 'freedom'. Rules and laws will end us. There are bigger environmental issues than limiting how fast you can go on the autobahn. Besides having lived in Germany now for 2 years Germans are easily the best drivers in the world and safest. I can agree that driving slowly long distances can induce a 'sleepy' awareness as well. Honestly you're going to have accidents at any speed. So technically the system I dont think is broke...so why mess with it? Long live Germany!

@lukaskusy6688

5 жыл бұрын

shmac96 Your freedom is to drive a car, not what rules you will follow. Same goes for walking, you are free to go everywhere you want, but there are places that prohibid going there. If you want to drive how you want to, then as long as it is not state owned, (Like car racing tracks) you can.

@egelisk4943

5 жыл бұрын

@@lukaskusy6688 Driving as fast as you want is also a freedom. Germany will lose it's entire car manufacturing arguments if it would put a tempo limit. You would not need cars anymore that go faster than 130 km/h. Look at their neighboors in The Netherlands. They are all driving shitty cars because the distances are short and there is a tempo limit. No, thanks.

@lukaskusy6688

5 жыл бұрын

@@egelisk4943 No its not, your freedom ends where others begin and sadly for you, right to be healthy is higher than your right to drive fast. Also are you really implying that car speed would somehow affect car manufacturing? Really? That argument is so old, its boring. It will not as already Netherlands and Germany are one of the highest veteran cars owners in the world and that ban will only come now into effect. Also i have been already a few times in Netherlands and i must agree that i don't see many luxurious fast cars but rather high quality new big cars that look like they can withstand more than just a breeze (they are also safer, cooler looking, and don't eat your fuel in matter of seconds like old trucks did).

@egelisk4943

5 жыл бұрын

@@lukaskusy6688 Big cars? You haven't been in my country then. Full of small cars because our cars are agressively taxed. Germany has that freedom that I like. Something we don't. Why would I want them to get rid of their freedom?

@lukaskusy6688

5 жыл бұрын

@@egelisk4943 So your saying that your country is not full of hatchbacks and other big cars life that? (Oh f"ing really did you really think i meant cars like hummer? ) I don't know but i have to go there every now and then because of work, and i know what i see. Also Its not freedom its what your state allow you to do with your freedom to drive, you don't own their roads but you own your car, they cant tell you to sell or take your license if you don't do anything wrong (so that is freedom), but they can set rules on the thing you are driving on, as they own it.

Ich Ihr sehr dedankt. Ihr macht Deutsch lernen sehr schön.

Video position 4:56 compared USA Interstate highways with the Deutche Autobahn. Average speed limit is 70-mph (112-km/hour) for all Interstate Highways. In city areas average speed limit is 55-mph (88-km/hour). Fastest speed is in west Texas at 80-mph (128-km/hour). Montana had a speed of "Reasonable and Prudent", no definition on that. It was at the discretion of the police officer. Usually while the police officer is writing you a speeding ticket for driving too fast for conditions. Montana changed to a maximum of 75-mph (120-km/hour) on all Interstate Highways.

sehr schön

I’m against a speed limit but 7:39 speaks the truth.

Danke schön

Is this the minimalism guy!!? I remember watching a guy in one of your videos like 2 years ago, I was inspired by him to have everything I own in just 1 backpack, and that's what I'm doing now as I started to move around to different cities every year (next stop: Germany).

Ich bin selbst kein Autofahrer aber habe Freude daran wie andere ihre Flügel spitzen auf der Autobahn. Manuel Salmann schön mein Grosscousin wieder zu sehen. Ich habe Dich dermassen vermisst! :,(

Jeder, der sagt, dass 120km/h schnell ist, ist noch nie was anderes gefahren als nen Corsa von 1999

@user-pb6ho9mn7m

4 жыл бұрын

Das finde ich auch. Wenn man mit einem guten Auto fährt, kann man sehr schnell auf einer guten Autobahn fahren und fühlt man keine Geschwindigkeit.

Yes autobahntourusmus is real! 4 years ago we bought an M3 in Munich, and drove the a-Bahn at the car’s limit. 280kmh. We put about 5000km on the car in 2 weeks and every time I start this car I think of the great times we had while in GERMANY...However we also drove through the mountains and through many small towns. The really best part of the trip was the people we met in these far from the fast lane villages and local restaurants.

@MSM4U2POM

Жыл бұрын

When I was a national engineer for my company I used to do 75 to 80 thousand miles a year (121,700 to 128,750 km) here in the UK, the vast majority of it on motorways with a speed limit of 70 mph (112 kmh) in a perfectly ordinary family car. It was quite normal to do 300 miles (480 km) in a single day, and twice that was by no means unusual. You don't have to race around like a lunatic to cover long distances: just plan your route well in advance, take lots of breaks and allow plenty of time. It's easy. The idea that you have to do everything at a million miles per hour is just ridiculous.

Als ich 20 war, habe ich auf dem Autobahn 240km/stunde gefarht und es war echt toll. Das wurde ich gern wieder machen.

Hello, would you considering doing an updated version on this topic? Thank you!

Manuel und Cari. My favourite combo 😍

I love the trolling @ 5:44 , dass war sehr lustig:))

If the tempo is limited play triplets, that will sound faster..as in the WIlliam (Wilheim?) Tell Overture...

Manuel...a certified master of conversation skills. Good to see him back on this channel.

@sandravt2168

3 жыл бұрын

He is indeed a very good interviewer, not afraid to challenge the other person by playing the devil's advocate. Mach so weiter!

Das Tempolimit = Die Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung. Das zweite ist mein Lieblingswort in der Deutschen Sprache.

I would love in Australia if we could drive up to 130 kph on “freeways”. Our distances are vast but our maximum speed is 100kph.

@RFM-

5 жыл бұрын

like Canada. Wide open long stretches of highway with 100kmper hour

@willbaxter2559

5 жыл бұрын

It's actually 110 kph in Australia. Maybe you are thinking of New Zealand?

@TheSethhunt

5 жыл бұрын

There are no limit zones in Australia, and 130 zones

@dr.helveskoshalvequedenokr5485

5 жыл бұрын

Obviously we Australians can't be trusted!

@andrzejurbaniak5105

5 жыл бұрын

Hmm, 100 kph in Australia. I thought that it can not be worse than in Poland is :). Wir haben 130 km/h Tempolimit. But the tolerance is at the level of 10%. Also fahren wir hier in Polen sowieso 150 km/h :)

In Italy too we’re so proud of our national achievements like spitting on the ground, parking with the hazard light just to have a coffee, raise our voices when talking on the phone, not paying taxes, cheating on benefits and so on...no law will ever take them away from us!! 🇮🇹

@f.bledls.4830

5 жыл бұрын

Hahaha! Like here in Mexico and many other countries in Latin America. Unfortunately even worse in many cases. Politicians are proud of stealing as much as they can and many times they cynically show off how rich they are.

@maten146

3 жыл бұрын

You have a great skill in Italy! The ability to go over 140 on the highway and when there's a control going down to 80.

@earlspencer7863

3 жыл бұрын

Spitting on the ground... This comment didn't age well did it

Yes, thats the topic im interested with about deutschland. Great job!

I said no to tempo limit. I remember bringing guests to autobahn just so they can taste the no speed limit road. It’s like a magical wonderland for foreigners 😂 I used to feel scared of how fast it is, but now I got used to it and Germans drivers are one of the best, so it’s fast but somehow I still feel safe and relax. Besides German also produce all those fast cars, and what for if they can’t even use it in their own home?

I'm from India. I travel with my colleague everyday 140 km (to nd from) to the office. He drives at 160-180 kmph. That's mind blowing. But frankly, it doesn't feel that, you are at that speed..

Super!!!!

Good to See Manuel Back in good Old Deutschland !

It would be very interesting to see stat comparison with other countries with speed limit hehe

Persönlich war ich sehr überrascht, als ich dank diesem Video kennen gelernt habe, dass es kein Tempolimit auf diesen Autobahnen in Deutschland gibt.

und, bei neue Regeln soll immer ein balance sein. zum Beispiel, könnte so ein Tempolimit den strassenverkehr schlecht beeinflussen? und villeicht dadurch Handels Firmen beschädigen, weil sie länger brauchen, ein produkt aus A nach B zu bringen?

Manuel, do you have a twin in Stockholm called Stefan Thyron ? (you tube) you look SO alike !!! Great video by the way.

5:53 hahahahahaha, I'm laughing so hard

Nice

#fsi tunesien# Ich finde das sehr interessant und hoffe, dass ich es eines Tages ausprobieren kann Weil ich Geschwindigkeit liebe.

1:20 that passenger side door opening was close call 😅

There should be a speed limit - no one should be allowed to travel below 180 km/h. Ha!

@RFM-

5 жыл бұрын

right?

@robertgentle5787

5 жыл бұрын

@@RFM- Just kidding.

The one thing that concerned me the few times I drove on the Autobahn was the difference in speed between the cars and large trucks. Is just seemed like there was potential for an accident.

@lenmediastudio

3 жыл бұрын

Trucks have a speed limit of 80km/h on Autobahn. Should there be a collision between a truck and a car, the car is likely to take more damage 🙃

Gibt es eigentlich Unfälle in großen Mengen, die aus Mangel an einem Tempolimit verursacht werden?

@guidogerdes248

5 жыл бұрын

Aber ja, die gibt es! Zu schnelles Fahren ist eine Hauptunfallursache. ;-)

I’m going to get the “End all restrictions” sign tattooed haha

Tolles Diskussionsthema für den Deutschunterricht!

Kann Manuel ein video uber ihr weltreise machen ?

Momentan haben wir in D ein Tempolimit im Mobilfunknetz, aber keines auf der Autobahn. Umgekehrt wäre besser...

Cari are you losing weight? gut and best wishes for you channel, i learn so much

Dem Typen bei 6:35 gehört eindeutig der Führerschein abgenommen, ich bin auch nicht für drängeln aber so ein Verhalten wie die der sich selbst beschreibt gehört nicht in den Strassenverkehr...Und bin absolut gegen allgemeines Tempolimit 120 oder 130 von mir aus 180 oder 200

I used to live in Australia (NSW), where the speed limit is 110 on freeways. Driving 300 kms from Sydney to Canberra is boring as f*ck. I total agree with the gentleman regarding falling asleep because of speed limits as well as keeping distance to the car in front of you. However, it is the same in other European countries. The minute you cross the German-Netherlands border (where you can only go 130kmh) the traffic gets really condensed. Everybody goes 130, bumper to bumper. How does it help safety?

Hallo! I am a german student and I was wondering if anyone could point me towards an article or news report focusing on the debate on the speed limit. I have a project that I have been gathering data for. Danke! (Oh, and preferably in German).

The guy in green jacket was really funny

Janusz, Cari, what were you two thinking? I only have to look at Manuel and know I wouldn't get in a car with this guy!!! lol

And in USA also...and we are having lots of strong cars ,like Porsche, for ex or BMW

My father designed hiways. He said that research shows that big, wide, straight, hiways are what make people sleepy. Not the speed. If you have lots of curves and bends then people stay engaged.

Ich bin Holländer und bin einmal mit dem Dienst Blablacar gereist. Ich habe eine Fahrt von diesem einen Kerl bekommen - einem coolen Typen - der mir zeigen wollte, wie die Deutschen fahren. Also war ich hier, dieser Kerl, der 210km/h fuhr, die lauteste kurdische Musik aus den Lautsprechern und ich hatte alle vegetarischen Optionen von der Burger King-Durchfahrt.

In Canada the speed limit on the highway is 100km/ h!!!

İch weiß nicht wie in Deutschland, aber bei uns, in Aserbaidschan gibt´s Tempolimit auf der Autobahn und dort passiert oft die Unfälle))

Ich bin der Meinung, dass man sowohl in die Stadt als auch auf den Autobahn aufmerksam fahren sollte. Danke Easy German, weil wir durch eure Hingabe über wichtige Themen reden können. Bis zum nächsten Video❤️

Das ist echt schnell, wirklich schnell!

Bitte kein Tempolimit! That what makes Germany really unique!!

@EasyGerman

5 жыл бұрын

I hope there is more that makes Germany unique 😂

@siemniak

5 жыл бұрын

@@EasyGerman no :)

@tchingis87

5 жыл бұрын

Easy German OK, if you meant going naked into sauna, then yes😂

@NickFilipovic

5 жыл бұрын

Einziges Land auf der Welt wo man Polizeiautos überholen darf. That's pretty unique. At least keep some unbegrenzt.

Ich bin schon einmal von Braunschweig nach Hannover hin und dann zurück hinter mir mit meinem Sohn gefahren, ich hatte Todesangst. A2 ist fruchtbar. Ich bin für Tempolimit, aber 120 km/h ist wahrscheinlich wirklich nicht genug.

POG TOO GOOD :D

Schnell! Schnell!

Diese Episóde war sehr interessant. Jetzt in meiner Muttersprache: In California the speed limit is 65 mi per hour (oder 104,6 km); and in the more deserted areas in is only 5 miles an hour more (112.6 km). Das ist zu langsam. In Utah the speed limit is also 65 mi on the main freeways, and goes up to 80 or 85 in the more desolate areas. (128,7--136,8 km). Das ist viel besser! Almost no one in California adheres to the speed limit signs, but just pays attention to road conditions. On stretches in more desolate areas, both in California and Utah, I have found 80-85 miles to be a good speed. My comfort zone is usually around 83 miles per hour. After that, it is easier to not feel in as much control, even with the slightest changes in road conditions. So even though I don't live in Germany, I think if there is a speed limit imposed in open areas, that 135 km/hr would be a good number.

Wo findet ihr ein E36 325i im Top-Zustand in Deutschland?

Im noy german but id say leave it the way it is. Its all in the discipline which starts at getting a license

Lieber den Schienentransport ausbauen, ohne LKW, welche regelmäßig die Autobahnen verstopfen und Elefantenrennen fahren sinken die Unfälle viel stärker als durch Tempolimits.

@ManuelSalmann

5 жыл бұрын

Oder wir machen beides! Two for the price of one. 😉

The thumbnail😂

...''mal so richtig schnell über die deutsche Autobahn zu brettern mit'm Auto...'' ''Das übrigens sehr deutsch,dass man immer auf die geltenden Regeln hinweist...'' das ist der Grund warum ich liebe Deutschland.

Hi Manuel

Ich bin eigentlich dafür ein allgemeines Tempolimit auf der Autobahn einzuführen. Aber 120 Km/h ist mir dann doch zu wenig. Da braucht man ja ewig, bis man einen LKW überholt hat. Das ist auf keinen Fall sicherer, sondern würde noch mehr Staus prodzieren. 150 km/h oder 160 km/h könnte ich mir allerdings gut vorstellen.

Die deutsche Autobahn ist ein Indikator für die Straßenqualität. Ich bin gegen Tempolimit.

Ich bin noch nie in Deutschland, ich würde sehr gerne nach Deutschland fahren, um es kennenzulernen und weil ich ein Autofan bin, auch um ein bisschen Autobahntourismus zu machen :)

it is like when you are driving a car in super speed in Germany you are actually driving the car like a sports car.

these speeds are so fast! unglaublich, dass es normal ist

2:08 typisch D 😂

Good thing that was a small car parked next to them at 1:22 when she opened the door.

@snakecold6755

5 жыл бұрын

Shut up6 This parking. Not small car. Same vehicles. Small ´Big are same vehicle

When does one use "Du" and "ihr"??? And whats the difference

@JC-bt3gv

5 жыл бұрын

@@fredmueller3383 ohh okay dankeschön :)