I hope you guys are enjoying the video! As you can hear (and maybe even see), I have been sick these past few days and sound pretty stuffed up but I wanted to put this video out anyway. THANK YOU AGAIN FOR 20k SUBSCRIBERS!!! :)

@vicdiaz5180

4 жыл бұрын

One thing you probably heard before and you probably know already, but in case you don’t is that a lot of American men from all cultures happened to like women from other countries more because their personalities is different than the typical American woman. Meaning the mindset of the typical woman over here (not all) is that they have a very gassed up head meaning basically they think the world revolves around them. From personal experience I dated a Canadian girl, I dated a girl born and raised in Spain even a Mexican girl but one thing I could tell you is that once those women get too mixed up in American culture they usually become like the rest. Dating in the USA is more like going to a job interview lol Even intimate exchange 😱 lol. Thanks for all your videos. People like you and other European KZreadrs give us an insight on what you think about Of America, because most of us think we are hated. At least the people I talk too.

@mattspradlin9473

4 жыл бұрын

I was on an over the Rhine tenement tour with you! I love your videos!

@FelifromGermany

4 жыл бұрын

@@mattspradlin9473 Yes I know! Thank you :)

@FelifromGermany

4 жыл бұрын

@a z Oh no, that would be nice!

@TheStevehuff

4 жыл бұрын

@First Last I can't believe you asked that.

For Germans, this level of intimacy is equivalent to having strangers open and go through your refrigerator.

@BB-oj9uy

4 жыл бұрын

Got any beer in here? I see the cheese, bread, and meats....... I suspect you're hiding the beer...... ;)

@TheMudyOne

4 жыл бұрын

I have a fridge for that... it’s my beer fridge in the garage...

@johnlang1963

4 жыл бұрын

TheMudyOne same

@davidpement

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the perspective! As an American, most of these questions seem like pretty standard topics for light conversation.

@Unacknowledged86

4 жыл бұрын

As an american... My fridge is open... Just not my beer fridge.

I think the root of "Felicia" is "Feliz" which is "happiness." Your smile can light the darkest day.

@FelifromGermany

4 жыл бұрын

Felicia is supposed to mean the happy one (female)

@floresgt3

4 жыл бұрын

Cheesy bro. Or bra haha. For sure cheesy as f**8

@kingfatty_sea5885

4 жыл бұрын

floresgt3 sooooo much cheese

@MatthewJones-cl1sb

4 жыл бұрын

FD 2003 simp

@Anvilshock

4 жыл бұрын

*nausea noises*

I was delighted to learn that you are from Bavaria. When I studied German at university, my teacher said, "If you want to sound like a native German, you must decide where you want to be from." I said, "Bavaria." Twenty years later, I was on the Mall in Washington, DC. I heard a German tourist say to his wife (in German) "If I don't find a toilet soon, I will explode." I mustered up my best German and told him how to find what he needed. Then, in pefect English, he said, "How long did you live in Bavaria?" I have never lived in Bavaria, but I had a renewed appreciation for my German teacher.

Monty Python had a great joke about watered down American Beer. "It's like making love in a canoe." "What!? How!?" "It's fucking close to water!"

@christophkeresztes8617

3 жыл бұрын

Is it possible to thin water? Try American beer

@MadMusicNerd

2 жыл бұрын

And are there differences between American Budweiser and the original czech one? I thought it is imported from Czech Republic??? 🤔 But yeah, American beer is coloured water... 😂

@Andrew-iv5dq

Жыл бұрын

No American beer USED to be very light and bland. Then in the 80s the laws were changed in Oregon and the craft brewing revolution started. Now there are FAR more breweries in the Portland area than anywhere in Europe. And the variety is amazing. But Feli is right about the current trend in craft beer which is HOPS.

You speak English so well I didn't even know you were German! You had great teachers plus you said you learned from American movies and music. Well done!!

@jerelull9629

3 жыл бұрын

Fer SURE! SOMEtimes, you even sound a little TOO "American". I hate the "American" demonym because America is SUCH a big place and others deserve it as much or more than the normal run of ignorant US citizens do, IMO.. North America is one half occupied by Canada, the "more polite Americans". Then, South America is Ginormous and infinitely diverse; Central America is pretty big, and the Caribbean islands are great fun. Sadly, I've been overruled by just about the whole world, so will settle for feeling a little chauvinist when I use it.

@thomascarter2922

3 жыл бұрын

@@jerelull9629 You have a lot of hate in you! You need to get some help. Nothing I said deserved such as NASTY reply!

You still have a German accent. Very, very slight. But, there. It's adorable.

You’re a beautiful young lady. It’s a pleasure watching your videos. I’m glad you chose the USA as your home.

I like how you balance things you don't like with things you do like. People often tend to only focus on the "don't like" things, especially Germans.

It's so refreshing to come across an intelligent, cultured, and open-minded KZreadr!!

You have a beautiful smile that always makes me smile too.

@turbochargedsports6327

4 жыл бұрын

Same here. I can't help but smile when I see Feli's beautiful smile. 🙂

@rubenm.5819

4 жыл бұрын

Simps

@MrWoodfiddler

4 жыл бұрын

And a super cute nose. Gorgeousness abounds! Thank you for sharing. Chuck in NE Kansas

@z-past1454

3 жыл бұрын

@@rubenm.5819 please stop. Compliments are a good thing

Yes this is 100% true Americans are very open to complete strangers its weird how Germans are kind of closed off. Any American would be like what the heck is wrong with them if we waved to you and you did not wave back or smile. That is something I love about my culture is the openness and friendliness with strangers.

This young lady is fun to watch and is such a sweetheart.

I'm happy I found this gem of a channel, it's a fun way to learn about German culture :)

@paulwilkinson4073

3 жыл бұрын

And a much more effective way than geography class

@paulwilkinson4073

3 жыл бұрын

@naturenorth hahhahahaha 😂🤣😂🤣

@neilmccollam9560

3 жыл бұрын

I feel the same since age of 14 and now 48 the desire is still there.. Learning the language is worth the challenge..I live in Orrville Ohio and wish I was in Cincinnati and be around such an infectious personality and the philosophy on life and destiny.. That is an awakened mind and be proud of the wisdom you have for age.Keep flying high...❤️

@marc-oliviercabot3380

3 жыл бұрын

Not to mention, a cute one too!

I can't stop looking at her eyes she's absolutely beautiful

@MrDavidfarris

3 жыл бұрын

She makes me want to learn German! You’re so right she is gorgeous, and her eyes are mesmerizing.

@marc-oliviercabot3380

3 жыл бұрын

True!

@INMATE.EARTHmusic

2 жыл бұрын

i know why : There is a Light behind her Eyes , which is not common nowadays...😎Greets from Bavaria

@johnnyfinndon

2 жыл бұрын

@@INMATE.EARTHmusic servus!😂😎🍻

@INMATE.EARTHmusic

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnnyfinndon Servus Oida ! 🍺😍😎

My grandfather used to visit from West Berlin back in the 70’s. He called American beer “pupswasser.”

I was stationed in Wildflecken "West" Germany in the 70's while serving in the Army. I absolutely loved Germany. You're bringing back good memories. Southern Wisconsin, where I'm from, has a lot of German, Nordic and Slavic heritage that I came to understand more after living in Europe. I just came upon your posts and find them informative and fascinating. I have a neighbor from France , a good friend from Belgium, whose married to a Philopino girl, I've done work in Russia and Guatemala, my eldest son just married a girl from India, we had a woman from Sierria Leone who with her daughter lived with my wife and I, a while back, ...the world, truly is "smaller" than it once was. Especially with the internet. One of the things that amazed me about Europe is that going from say: Germany to Paris..., it was a totally different culture! Like going from Wisconsin to Iowa. But a different nationality. America truly is a blending pot that I took for granted. Thanks for being who you are and sharing your perspectives. And "Gudentag!"😉👍

@corn620

11 ай бұрын

I lived in Wildflecken too in the 70’s in the Army. Also fell in love with Germany

@gregtarris9057

10 ай бұрын

ditto loved Germany. Lived in Kitzingen but my best friend from college lived in Wildflecken and I visited him when I lived in Germany 1970-72. 10th Engineer Battalion 3rd ID

Grüß gott, Felicia. Somehow the algorithm gods recommended your channel to me. What hooked me, aside from your lovely aura, was the fact that you are from München. I am a New Yorker that embarked on a 10 year quest to visit 100 countries and all 50 US states by the time I was 30. I started 2 months after my 20th Geburtstag, and began my travels in a small town called Xela, Guatemala to study Spanish. At the Spanish school I made 2 friends. A lovely girl named, Nadine, from Switzerland, and a gentleman from München, named Andre. We bonded and traveled throughout Central America together. I was going to be in Spain for a month, so when I arrived to Europe for the very first time, Andre told me to come on by to München. He was going on many job interviews with Siemens, Bosch, etc. and said to use the apt for as long I wanted. I lived on Pilgersheimer Straße; went on jogs in the evening; bought delicious bread every morning. This is when the Deutsche Marke was still around. Everything felt like it was half price for me. I really cherished my time there. Andre is now a Prof. Dr. in München, and I'm a biomedical engineer in Phoenix, Arizona. Looking to head back this autumn, as it will be 20 years since I've been in Bavaria. Anyways, hope you are well and wish you all the best. Auf Wiedersehen!

You are friggin adorable! Such a bright and beautiful young lady... and such fun and entertaining videos! 💕

You are one of my favorite people on KZread. Thank you!... I'm originally from Cincinnati. I grew-up in Springdale about 20 minutes north of downtown Cincinnati.

It's funny watching this video today, seeing younexcited about having 20k subscribers when today you're almost 20 times that number! Very cool to see that success for you. You made an interesting point about meeting Americans and saying you're from Germany. I think every American watching your videos is evidence about how interested and curious many of us are in meeting people from other cultures. I always find I want to know more about where people come from when I find out they're not from here. Your videos are perfect for that! Keep up the great work!!

You are the best goodwill ambassador Germany ever had. The dialogue you establish between cultures is wonderful. Keep up the great work, you are doing humanity a true service and having a good time. Your ambassador Emily Haber in DC should recognize your efforts.

Watching this now, she's at over 220,000. Doing great 👍

You can still hear her accent. I find it lovely. Greetings from Norway

Hi I’m a German girl in America too!

@pep590

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome...Willkommen!

@manofvalour6982

4 жыл бұрын

Bist du auch einem cute Mädchen als Felicia und ihr freundin?

You're an awesome young woman! So glad I found your videos. I was born in Cincinnati ( about a million years ago- I'm m old) and I love the German influence in the city. While I am fluent in German my accent isn't nearly as good as your American accent. Be well and stay safe🙂

I love skyline, but you are absolutely right about their lifeless decor and ambiance

Connections and all that that brings are so important to you…

Felicia - I have no doubt that you would be welcomed and be successful where ever you decide to settle. Your great attitude is so refreshing!

You have a wonderful speaking voice and great communication skills. I see broad cast journalism or maybe spokesperson in your future. LoL. You would be great.

@Jeweliedear

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I see this too. Deutsche Welle here Felicia comes!

@billgracey6369

3 жыл бұрын

why? she s making more money off her subscribers than she would get working for someone else!

America is so glad to have you. ❤️

Felicidades Felicia! 🇩🇪🎺🎶🇺🇸🍻🎂🍷🎉💞

Not even a month later, and your subs have already more than doubled!

@jan_777

4 жыл бұрын

@xellossaxon I didn't know about her until she did a video with Nalf.

@dawhike

3 жыл бұрын

Up 8 times that now!

@gabbyhayes1568

3 жыл бұрын

People are drawn to unpretentious, genuine folks. Although her videos are focused on just her talking there's nothing really narcissistic about them and that's refreshing here in the land of the self-absorbed.

@thecatfather857

3 жыл бұрын

@Grand Day Hilarious how this doesn’t get autodeleted but when I link something like that to help someone else, it does.

@EternalSilence4ever

3 жыл бұрын

@@thecatfather857 I reported it just now - i'm very surprised why it's not gone.

Wait you can get a 16 ounce bottle of beer for 50 cents in Germany? Forget what the president says I’m On my way!

@FelifromGermany

4 жыл бұрын

Beer is a cultural asset for Germans, we even call it "Grundnahrungsmittel" which means staple food.

@funkknob

4 жыл бұрын

$0.25 for 330ml in most of Asia. Nothing to do with the coronavirus!

@simonc2381

4 жыл бұрын

Considering that every social event is being cancelled now, that good beer really is the only thing that is keeping us from having a complete mental breakdown atm. Literally a Grundnahrungsmittel. Sincerely (and Prost), a frustrated German

@jimmym3352

4 жыл бұрын

I'm on a plane now on my way LOL

@edwardcoyle5425

4 жыл бұрын

If you are a US citizen the ban does not apply.

FELI you have never seen beautiful sunsets until you have bee n to Miami

Your English is spot on. And easy on the eyes. Wish you well in your endevours.

You really are a very special genuine person! Be proud! No bells and whistles needed when you come across so sincere and make such great content! 🤩

You have developed a positive life philosophy, admirable in a young person.

I've been very happily married for more than 50 years so I say this with all propriety and respect all around. I think that you're adorable. It's so nice to hear and see you. I know that my wife and I would become good friends with you if we met.

I'm glad to hear you speak favorably of America and Americans! Thank you!

We love you. You are delightful , exceptionally smart, affectious . your smile light up the room

This channel was randomly recommended to me and im glad it was. You're a fantastic ambassador for Germans. If you ever get the chance, you should visit Buffalo, NY. The food and people are incredible.

I had to listen to Ramstein’s “Du Hast” after you mentioned them.

#askagerman America is happy to have you. How would you compare politics between the two countries? Also your videos have inspired me to finally make a plan to visit Germany!

Weird I am a older American Großvater I came upon this video by chance… my mother’s mother was born in Germany (Baden-Baden). I understand it’s beautiful. I pressured my nana to go back as she inherited a lot of property… she refused to go (she was afraid of dying there) she even forbade me from checking it out.. one thing I remember about my Oma… the German food was always delicious… the Irish side of my family?… not so much.. ( I still eat herring on New Years. Im an old man now but I still miss my grandmother..) My middle name came from some German relative “Victor” … Anyway, I wish you all the best, you are a lovely young lady…

@Jeweliedear

3 жыл бұрын

Timsongs. Sweet! You should go just once! You owe it to yourself. Ive been to Munich and Berlin but want to go back both and the nordsee/ostsees to retrace some of my mom's steps. My mom got back their properties in 90s and divided profit among many relatives. Only one they didnt get back was on baltic sea and had been made into a residence for senior citizens. Even if you only go for a week, it is worth it to have real german bread &beer, sausage, cheeses, the architecture, natural landscapes. I can almost guarantee you even eating tasty German food, you'll lose weight and feel so much better. Herring. My mom loved herring(from the north)

@Jeweliedear

3 жыл бұрын

You ought go just for the baths in Baden Baden 🛁 😂 now, i want to go! 😂

I'm sure there's a lot of comments like this on her videos, but Felicia is extremely beautiful.

@wheelz8240

4 жыл бұрын

agreed.

@turbochargedsports6327

4 жыл бұрын

Yes she is!

@lozerboozer

4 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah

@balancedactguy

4 жыл бұрын

Ja Sie ist eine Schöne Kleine Cutie!!

@donlang7964

4 жыл бұрын

Feli is absolutely ADOREABLE!!!

I love the way you answered the question about being happy and positive. It was clear that you want people to be realistic, and to know that you are a very real person. It was sweet.

You are such a joy to watch and learn from. Thank you for all these wonderful little videos! 😀

Try Canadian beer... it's one of the few things we pride ourselves on in addition to our hockey, back bacon, and male syrup, lol.

@RoyNFS

4 жыл бұрын

Male syrup...?

@E-Lizard

4 жыл бұрын

ChickenLander5 maple syrup lol

Great video. You chose meaningful questions to answer and I really appreciate it. You are such a great ambassador for Europe and Germany in particular.

I recently discovered your channel, I must say, your videos are very informative and fun. You have such a delightful "basket of springtime" personality.

20k to 300k subscribers in 18 months? GREAT!

Smart, beautiful and with a great smile

Love your honesty and humility ❤ great answers

You have made this pandemic so much more tolerable. I want to thank you! I don’t remember how I found you, but I am glad I did and wish I found you sooner!

Yes we love talking to strangers...especially if they look like you! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I drank Beck's Beer(bier) when I was stationed in Bremerhaven. When I got home I had a Bud. I got sick.

@mcitymenace

4 жыл бұрын

Finally i found someone who knows Bremerhaven!

Always remember my five years living in Deutschland fondly, especially living there during the height of the Cold War and the fall of the wall and reunification. Had a front row to history stationed in Wiesbaden with the US Air Force. Also have extended German family members who live about 20 clicks south of Mannheim in the state of Baden-Württemberg I would visit often.

Your videos are great, always. Scott, it's her smile for me. She always has a great smile, even when she has to present us with bad news she can't not smile!! I like your smile!! Always keep it happy. NH

I lived in Germany for 3 years. 79-82. Oberkleen for about six months and Butzbach for 2and a half years. You make me homesick some..

Felicia went from 20K subscribers to 161K in only 7 mos! Very Popular Lady!

There are few good Mexican restaurants in Berlin and Bonn, but they’re pricy. I was surprised of how cheap Mexican food is in America. My favorite cities in the states are, San Francisco, New York and Miami. Next time I visit, I’d like to see Houston, Dallas, Chicago and Boston. America is such a big country, two weeks vacation is not enough time to explore the entire country.

So I'm sure you get this a million times but you are so sweet and awesome. If I were in Cincinnati I would totally love to go to lunch or coffee with you

I love watching your shows, my Deutschland goddess!

"Drunk and starving"...there has got to be a great story there.

@rbrtgrdn

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, we need more details on those shenanigans.

@muehli0304

4 жыл бұрын

Probably a normal week end ^^

@peterknutsen3070

3 жыл бұрын

It’s perfectly normal for most young Europeans.

@DavidJones-tp7td

3 жыл бұрын

Alcohol: Because no great story ever began "Well I eating a salad..." (No offence Felicia, that's just how the saying goes).

@Fischbroetchen2k

3 жыл бұрын

"Drunk and starving" was pretty much my default status on any weekend between the age of 15-23. It´s like completetly normal for young germans, especially from rural areas lol. A lot of awesome stories nonetheless so, there still could be a good one behind it.

Great personality, great attitude, smart and adorable. I'd say your green card lottery win was a win for the US as well. Welcome!

@paulpratt

4 жыл бұрын

@Cobb Knobbler Happy to help, be careful not to choke.

@rubenm.5819

4 жыл бұрын

Simp

You are my favorite KZread presenter, Feli. If I was 40 years younger, I would be moving to Cincinnati, just hoping to meet you.

As a side effect, you helped me with a quiz: What city Munich has a partnership with? Cincinatti, of course 😊

@tongsllc

2 жыл бұрын

Millwakee - Budweiser!

Whoa! you went from 20K subscribers in March 2020 to almost 200K in November! That is impressive! You deserve it, your videos are interesting and you are quite pretty!

And 2 years later, she has 360k Subs.

America is damned lucky to have you. Welcome aboard!!!!!

I absolutely LOVE that you thanked your teacher. Teachers are so important, and it's important to recognize them.

You are a very genuine and happy person. You are the kind of individual who gets to one plateau and then on to the next. You are enjoying your journey and fully appreciating every moment. I wish you well.

German Girl, If you shop around enough, you can find craft beer brewed in the German lager style. Thee is also some European style Pilsner to be found.

I really love her upward inflection when she says…Germanyyyyyyyy..haha

Beginning to understand why my father loves Germany, he was raised there and now we're in the US. I want to thank you for giving me a link to the culture and what life in Germany is like. Dankeschön!

You've gone from 20k to 139k in 7 months?? That's insane, well done.

If you ever would like to visit Detroit let me and my wife know. We have a lot of German friends here and it might be an interesting place for you to experience for a few days or a week. We would be happy to put you up if needed.

I ate at Augustinerkeller --- Great Food. We also ate at Spaten in Marienplatz, the food wasn't as good either. I did enjoy overhearing a German host telling his Japanese guests "No, this isn't a biergarten, it's just a bunch of tables outside a restaurant"

I found your channel a few days ago, and what can I say, you are like a ray of sunshine. Those big beautiful eyes, and that smile, your gorgeous, and sound so down to earth.

@rubenm.5819

4 жыл бұрын

Simp

Went to Germany twice, your German beers are the best!

Good video! Cheers!

One year ago it was 20k... now your nearly at 250k!

@pdraggy

3 жыл бұрын

BTW how you like Corona now?? lol

I enjoy your content quite a bit Feli. Your exuberance is really becoming and I like the topics you cover. I worked for a German company for 13 years and speak a little and have had work and personal relationships with German people, so I always enjoy hearing you pronounce things in your native language. Nice having you here and take care. Auf viedersehn!

Congrats on the 20,000 my beautiful German friend.

I am a German-American in Cleveland. My grandmother came from Bavaria. It is fascinating to hear your perspective on the US. You speak perfect English.

Nachdem ich nun type Ashton und Lauren Angel rauf und runter gehört habe, bin ich ganz froh auch einmal den umgekehrten Fall zu hören. Vielen Dank und viel Erfolg in der Ferne.

When you said "Rammstein" I thought it was about the US Air Base... 😋

@jimturpin

3 жыл бұрын

That's what I thought too. We lived there back in the 1960's when my dad got stationed there.

@earlwyss520

3 жыл бұрын

@@jimturpin I graduated from Zweibrücken American High School in 1987 at Zweibrücken AB, just down the Autobahn from Ramstein AB.

@artemiojrnavarro2970

3 жыл бұрын

On the other video someone commented he left Ramnstein, i thought he left the band...

@mybigfatpolishlife

3 жыл бұрын

The band is named after the airbase

@wonderfalg

3 жыл бұрын

@@mybigfatpolishlife Sure? They use different spelling.

Thanks ever so much, Feli! As with so much on KZread, I stumbled across your videos by accident - but they're really super (and well made), your personality is delightful and the topics are of great interest. In fact, I find the videos rather addictive! :o (I've experienced German-British and Polish-British differences, and was married to a German, at one time.) Tchuß!

Anybody that loves beer is special to me. I am half German and Half Irish. Both groups like their beer, so I try to keep up traditions.

I am so happy that I discovered your channel

I tuned in just to see if my question had been answered, and while I wasn’t answered specifically, my question was. I’m musical as well but have never considered how that might affect accents. You may have given me some insight into myself!

Thank you very much not only for hosting Q&A videos, but for your channel in general. The topics are always interesting, the discussions engaging, and the information illuminating. It's enjoyable to hear about how American and German culture are simultaneously familiar yet dissimilar, and we all greatly appreciate your thoughts on such a breadth of subjects. I know I've certainly learned a great deal about Germany, Bavaria, and even Cincinnati, and I look forward to learning even more.

This video was for having 20k subscribers. In just 8 months you added another 159k. That is an amazing increase for such a short period of time.

Delightful and refreshing attitude.

I enjoyed my time in Germany beautiful place I even got a chance to see the wall before it was torn down I was in Fulda for 2 years

Wish you’d do more Q and A.. As a viewer I felt happy to know more about you.. 😊

Hey there - Very interesting videos. Well done!

Enjoy your perspective. Thank you.

Your English is SO good!