I truly wish Rachel spoke more German. She's just SO darn good at it. National treasure! ♥

@_Yannex

Жыл бұрын

Yes, but her English is so much better ❤️☺️

@atlanta2076

Жыл бұрын

@@_Yannex English is her native language you know....

@_Yannex

Жыл бұрын

@@atlanta2076 Really😱😱😱

Rachel and the DW have made an amazing team. Their work is super good.

@dweuromaxx

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@gordonfraser2253

Жыл бұрын

Please Reply: When Germany is so beautiful ( very beautiful indeed); Why Germany is always itching for a war in beautiful Europe?? first war : German is the richest and beautiful country in Europe and War happens 2nd war: German is the richest and beautiful country in Europe and War happens Now: 2022 German is the richest and beautiful country in Europe and War is on the corridor Is it really bad for humanity for Germans to be beautiful and rich ??? Answer DW if you dare so....

@harrydehnhardt5092

Жыл бұрын

@@gordonfraser2253 If you read up on the start of the First World War, you would know that Germany did not start the war. And to give Germany any kind of responsibility for Rissland's attack on Ukraine is nonsense.

@gordonfraser2253

Жыл бұрын

@@harrydehnhardt5092 WW1 It was an ally of wealthy Germany from Tripple Alliance who declared War and German waisted no time to grab the opportunity of war (I mentioned Germany is always Itching for a war) In current scenario Who oversaw Minsk 2014? Who was suppose to implement it () ?? Who is "Offended Liverwurst"? Which "Offended Liverwurst" spent $100 bn in Europe on 26 Feb (just 2 days after 24th Feb 2022) on weapons of mass destruction on european soil? Which country illegally nationalise the Business of another country? (Again Germany is itching for a war when it has little bit of money!!

@gordonfraser2253

Жыл бұрын

@@harrydehnhardt5092 Why delete the true facts then ?

I love meet the germans roadtrip series. Eventhough the whole MTG episodes give knowledge about Germany, this series really shows how diverse Germany is and how the image we have from overseas about the country is so wrong due to media and stuff. For more channels like this!! Love from Argentina!!🇦🇷❤🇩🇪

@RachelStewart04

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Andres!

@waltergro9102

Ай бұрын

It's just not Bavaria everywhere.

I love how I, as a native German, can even learn from this series. The entire part about the Sorbs was completely new to me. I've heard about Sorbs, but didn't really know anything about them so far.

@bigfab2728

Жыл бұрын

Ich auch nicht noch nie von denen gehört freue mich auf den letzen Part meine Heimat die Pfalz aka West -Germany

@Nymphaluthier

Жыл бұрын

visit Bautzen!

@aurelije

Жыл бұрын

They share same tribe name as Serbs from south-east Europe. The tribe split so one part moved west and other moved south probably depending on preferences towards warmth and sunshine 🌞 And whole east part of Germany has a huge slavic influence although only one tribe survived till now. Even west German city Lübeck has slavic root in the name. German words for border and cucumber are slavic by origin.

@waltergro9102

Ай бұрын

Aber die Zahl der Sprecher ist maßlos übertrieben. Es sind bis zu 30000.

@waltergro9102

Ай бұрын

@@aurelije The Slavs just adopted German in the course of many centuries.

Having lived in Berlin since 2013 most of my vacations have been spent in Brandenburg, Sachsen and Meck Pom on my bicycle, following the countless Radwege. I never want to leave this place; it is so beautiful and peaceful. It's also pretty good value.

@dweuromaxx

Жыл бұрын

🚲❤

I stayed 1 year in Jena, Thüringen, for studying there. I loved the East, cities and marvellous nature landscapes :) so schön ❤

You couldn't have picked a better example for the "Berliner Schnauze" as the guy in the yellow shirt :D

@dweuromaxx

Жыл бұрын

@Frogster 😂 Wonderful, isn't he? Cheeky and Quick-witted ...

Always a good day with a Rachel video. I will be visiting this area soon so this is particularly helpful.Vielen Dank!

My heart is situated in East Germany ... Love Thüringer Klöße mit Rouladen, Rostbratwurst, Baumkuchen ( from Salzwedel is absolutely a topic on his own to show in the future.) The Sorbs ( Die Sorben) is a special slavic minority ...their food is special ( missed your opinion on that , Rachel) and the way they colour rheir Easter Eggs with a special wax technique is splendid. I think before Christmas you should visit Lauscha in Thuringia ...Christmas boubels ( Weihnachtskugeln) are invented over there a few centuries ago. Worth it to show on your channel. I m happy the East was also shown here ...sorry to say but I ve got the impression you often show the West of the country and neglectingvthe eastern part. Non of both sides should be neglected. But count your videos of East and West ...you will find out. greetings from an East German expad ( my parents moved away ...I had no choice)

Always a delight to watch Rachel's very entertaining videos.

No Leipzig? Hmmm, you missed one opportunity here. :-D

@RachelStewart04

Жыл бұрын

Leipzig got a big role in the classical music episode so we thought we'd give some other places a look in :P but I hope you saw that the Thomananchor made a quick appearance!

I was in Germany in September with my cousin. Her first trip overseas. I've been to Germany several times and felt that she needed to see the highlights. We flew in and out of Berlin. Drove west and spent the first night in Weimar. We really liked the town. The remainder of the trip was Rhine/Mosel, Romantic Road, and Alps. After watching this video, I have a desire to see some of these other sites. In the past, I have been to Dresden and Gorlitz.

I usually enjoy ever episodes of Meet the German by Rachel…. She is so good at this.

Rachel's reports are always a viewing must. Informative and entertaining.

I was privileged to stay, for three weeks, with a family in Chemnitz many years ago. Saxony is wonderful, a great place to visit.

Every video makes me want to go (back) to Germany. I lived there in the 70's and 80's and have visited a couple three times since then, but every video makes me realize how little I actually saw when I was there. Saving up for a trip! Oh and the music at the beginning and end of this video was so fun! I was dancing along!

Vielen herzlichen Dank an Rachel, ihr Team und DW! Ihr habt spezielle Moderator*innen und Rachel ist eine der besten!

Thanks DW and Rachel for another great Meet the Germans vlog looking forward to Part 4 of this series.

A new book by Katja Hoyer talks about the East in a positive manner, loved the book "Beyond the wall"!!

Oh your beautiful narration and rich content. One cannot watch while eating, one must watch and listen to enjoy and grasp it all. Request for Rachel, please suggest some books on German History. Can't wait to see the next part.

Wonderful to see Frau Breuer and Herr Goll as well-you three make a marvelous team! Vielen Dank! I watch these as soon as I know about them.

Great video again. A lot of good information. Extremely well done, Rachel. Can´t wait for the next video. 😊😊

I was born and raised in North Rhine-Westphalia. My grandparents and my father fled from Mecklenburg Vorpommern to the West when the Wall was built. I am positively surprised that even I was able to learn quite a bit. I had never heard of the Sorbs before. Great video, respect!

I am really enjoying this series and I am learning a lot…….I hope Rachel and team can take more road-trips in Germany

Germany has so much to offer in the way of culture, sights, food and history! I've been living here for over 30 years and still have so many places on my bucket-list. I really appreciate you having done a separate video for each of the four directions on the compass rather than just East vs. West. One thing that I am very glad about, is that the young generation (under 30s) no longer identify as Ossi/Wessi. Germany has always been one nation throughout their lifetime. That gives me hope that one day, there will be nobody left with a wall in their minds (die Mauer in den Köpfen).

Another great presentation. My relatives are mainly in and around Berlin, Potsdam and Werder, so this road trip was like visiting my second home. Great to see some of our frequented spots get a mention. My wife & I will be over there again late November, so we'll be sure to check our some of the other spots featured in this road trip. Thanks again Rachel & the DW team..

Absolutely excellent. Quite an informative presentation!

Congratulations to the MC here; Rachel. She did excellent job, presentable and knowledgeable of what she doing. This make the whole program more interesting and blend well with the stories! Couldn't wait for my future trip to all over Deutschland 🇩🇪 Keep it up Rachel and DW 🥇🔥

Very interesting. I wished it was longer. Rachel should get a bigger format👍

@dweuromaxx

Жыл бұрын

@ Adi Graf Positas (😁) We'll let her know!

I think Rachel is the best to do this show. She is smart, funny, tasty story teller,elegant speaker, provide useful tipps and so much more. 👍

5 docus in 1 - amazing quality!

I always liked the editing of the MTG videos, but these roadtrip videos are even more impressive! How much planning ahead it must‘ve taken… I would love a little behind the scenes sneak peek some day 😋

This series is wonderfully educational

This road has been great to watch as I am married to a East German girl it been nice to learn more about her family culture. I never realized how much different culture there is and you covering the history is great. Thank you To you and the crew😊

Great video and great series! 😍

Very well done! Great short trip!

Rachel you are great !

Cool vid! Thanks Rachel.

Dear DW reduced the speed of your commentary. Even though I visited most of these places, but I love to watch DW programme.

thank you DW .. never heard of the Sorb culture before this video

Excellent video with info. I lived in Germany for 18 years, but never knew about Sorbs.

I love this video. Thank you.

You should take a road trip to the lost territories to visit Stettin, Danzig, Breslau, and finishing off in Koenigsberg.

Absolutely love your videos Rachel! A friend of mine moved to Hamburg a few years back and I’ve only visited there & Berlin, defo have plans to travel across Germany in the near future🚘🇩🇪 Keep up the great content! Love from the U.K. 🇬🇧

@RachelStewart04

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Tommy, there are so many great spots to visit 🙂

You could spend a week in Dresden alone! Love it so much I'm going back in a week 💜

Nice job Rachel!

Rachel, thank you once again and Grrüße von Leipsisch x

wow thanks for sharing. I learned a lot!

@dweuromaxx

7 ай бұрын

So glad!

Awesome Video with great cities and it's culture. Thanks for making this Video possible with great informations. 👍

@dweuromaxx

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and stay tuned!

Beautiful! More Rachel!

Rachel 👏🏻 Superb.... Details like a doc in a Shorts like Video ...👍🏻

0:00 I ❤️ Quedlinburg and its old town hall at 3:03

Great job!

My grandpa was born near Erfurt and I want to visit Thuringia one day to see the land of my ancestors. The fact that Erfurt still has a bridge with buildings on it is so cool, just like the old London bridge.

@IceCryTV

4 ай бұрын

Thuringia is looking forward to your visit :)

@lauraxyz474

3 ай бұрын

I hihly recommend you to visit Erfurt. In my opinion it is one of the most beautiful cities in Germany.

I love these videos but have to play them back at 75% because of the rapid fire editing. Thanks!

Rachel, you should do a whole video on Bauhaus. Or maybe even more.

@RachelStewart04

Жыл бұрын

We'll be covering it more on Instagram for sure :)

Very nice. I've only been to East and West Berlin in 1973/74 when I was 18/19. John, California

3:05 What a lovely background 😯🌺 Great location!

@RachelStewart04

Жыл бұрын

Quedlinburg is very pretty 🙂

@markusschmidt7513

Жыл бұрын

Quedlinburg and Görlitz are the prettiest cities of Germany, I`d say as a German (maybe next to Lindau and Passau in Bavaria), but unfortunately many Germans aren`t really familiar with the Eastern parts of the country.

I love this series of Meet the Germans Road trip. I wonder if they used the €9 tickets to produce it over the summer

Really inspired me to go to see Dresden :)

I was today years old when I found out that the Sorbs exist here in Germany

@dweuromaxx

Жыл бұрын

Should we consider that as a compliment?... 😋

Love it!

Where was Leipzig on your tour? - But truly this series is amazing! 🎉🎉🎉🎉 And I see you have a video dedicated to Leipzig. so I'll head over there. Cheers! ❤

Gropius and many of his colleagues ended up living in the Boston area. Many taught at the Museum of Fine Arts School.

Sehr gut!

I love the east. Greetings from Cologne

Topic Spreewald and sorbs: Cucumbers and pickles. There are 2 different kind of pickles. The ones with vinegar and the salty ones. Many people think it's the same, but it's a huge difference and most times you love one and hate the others. I love the salted, but most people like the vinegar. If there is any kind of flavour except of dill (Pfeffergurke, Senfgurke...) it is vinegar. Also famous is Sauerkraut from this region.

Love Germany, i really want to comeback and i don't know maybe live there :')

@Weltraum1000

9 ай бұрын

You are welcome

i kind of wish you had focussed on each state a little more. saxony-anhalt was only mentioned once and was shown for no more than 4-5seconds 😢 it sometimes gets forgotten, even more than saarland or bremen 😅

But never forget: Order is a must!

Like 496 parabéns.... Muito bom e muito bem planejado seu documentário ficou show..... Já me inscrevi e recomendo Abraços a todos que fazem essa nação maravilhosa

1:43 is the most perfect Show Don't Tell depiction of Berliner Schnauze I've ever seen

@dweuromaxx

Жыл бұрын

😂

That was very interesting

@dweuromaxx

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, David!

Enjoyed this Video on the Eastern Part of Germany. For me from India the famous names are Carl Zeiss and Leipzig Fairs. Got to know more about the Culture .

@srinivasangkailasam8952

Жыл бұрын

I forgot to add another famous personality from Eastern part of Germany. Cannot forget the famous Figure Skating Champion Katarina Wit.

Big salute to all my sorbian brothers and sisters from Serbia

Yaaay! Rachel is back. I guess she is traveling that's why she couldn't make it in the last video. ♥

Regards to our Sorbian brothers from their southern brethren, the Serbs (:

We look forward to your visit to K-Town (Kaiserslautern) and the Landstuhl area. Plenty of history to discuss here in der R-P and neighboring Saarland. Vielen Dank für ein weiteres gut gemachtes Video, DW und Rachel. 🇩🇪 ❤

1:19, yep that was basically my face when i tried it haha

You were in Meißen and I missed it. 😢

@RachelStewart04

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful town!

10 min just flew by.

This is one of the best and least judgmental documentations on the east German condition that I’ve ever seen. Well done

@dweuromaxx

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, JJ!

Schnell,aber gut!

I didn't know that Germany hots other languages and culture, thanks DW for reporting these fantastic facts.

Magdeburg ❤

Part IV? When?

Quedlinburg 🤩

What states do you find Sorbians? And what percentage of population there? Is Saxony more conservative compared to northern eastern states like MV and Brandenburg and Saxony Anhalt?

Leider ist der Harz nicht mehr das, was er einmal war durch den Borkenfäfer. Mittlerweile sieht es rund um den Brocken und im Oberharz aus wie nach einem Atomangriff. :(

beste

As always, a superb presentation! Lots'a love, cheers, & Mabuhay, from tropical Philippines!

Sachsen ❤

those _panelka_ buildings at 5:28 wouldn't look out of place in some Soviet states either

What the guy in 4:15 say is so true. I like the fact when people are able to see and take part on their own blame in a society. Despite the efforts from the government even if they haven’t been enough, many people in eastern states are super close-minded and unfortunately that makes them be a bit left behind in comparison to the rest of the country.

I admire you, Rachel. I am your pen friend.

Will the next episode be Mitte-Deutchland?

@dweuromaxx

Жыл бұрын

Please fill the Gap: North, South, East, ___ Stay tuned!

@toghrulmammadli1

Жыл бұрын

@@dweuromaxx west? that would be the whole Rhineland!

Hi, Rachel! This is Jesse. How are you today?

I can see the intention behind the series -to show the diversity of regions in Germany. But cutting Germany formulaically into 4 quarters does the topic no sevice. It is over simplified and too much pigeonholing. Since much of the audience are foreigners the danger is that they could take it literally. The colourful halftimbered houses in Quedlinburg, Saxony-Anhalt are common in the Harz region, e.g. also in Lower Saxony. But the pigeonholing put it in another quarter. Just a few notes: - (Upper) Saxon as a regional slang is spoken in much of Saxony and less than a quarter of Saxony-Anhalt and only in small areas in Thuringia. Their variant of German is called Thuringian. - Martin Luther created a hybrid language borrowing from various central and southern regions, in order to make his bible translations understandable to as many people as possible. By doing this he also used the way office clerks WROTE in Meißen. This has little to do with the way people SPEAK on the street in Saxony today. - the Bauhaus is also very much connected to the city of Dessau - Sanssouci Palace is also in baroque style, this special version is called Late Baroque or Rococo - actually Mecklenburg is rather known for its lake district than Brandenburg

@dweuromaxx

Жыл бұрын

Thanks @Henning Bartels !

The Baushaus Design is so underrated in this video. Many people don't know that the Bauhaus Design was a huge inspiration for successful brands like APPLE and IKEA. In architecture however, bauhaus design would be considered rather boring and unimaginative

Thank you for saving us the doubtful culinary pleasures of Ketwurst, Grilletta and Jägerschnitzel the Eastern way with thick sauces made of flour, grease and ketchup.

@dweuromaxx

Жыл бұрын

Here we go 👉 kzread.info/dash/bejne/pImGxtaJh6vNnNI.html 😆