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@michaelmiller6924

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the effort of reactions for living in Germany a great video of you kannst du ein video über police neuseeland vs police germany Ich bin ehrlich Mensch und ein Humanistischen Mensch aus münchen bayern ich mage neuseeland , ein schöne natürlich land und sehr viele MULTIKULTURELL wie zum beispiel bei die Maori-kultur , polynesisch-stämmigen indigenen Einwohner Neuseelands und mehr Ethnische Zusammensetzung nachbar land wie bei asian australien andere lander Ethnische Zusammensetzung Den größten Teil der Bevölkerung machen Neuseeländer europäischer Abstammung, genannt Pākehā, aus. Diese Volksgruppe stammt größtenteils von den britischen Inseln, aber auch aus Deutschland, Italien, Polen, den Niederlanden und zahlreichen weiteren europäischen Staaten. Eine besondere deutschsprachige Gruppe stellen die Einwanderer aus Böhmen von 1860 bis 1876 dar, die sich in Puhoi, Ohaupo und Te Rore auf der Nordinsel niedergelassen haben. Insgesamt machen die Neuseeländer europäischer Herkunft etwa 67,6 % der Gesamtbevölkerung aus. Die zweitgrößte Bevölkerungsgruppe bilden die polynesisch-stämmigen indigenen Einwohner Neuseelands, die Māori, denen sich 14,6 % der Bevölkerung zugehörig fühlt. Zwischen 1996 und 2006 stieg der Anteil an Asiaten mit insgesamt 9,6 % zur drittgrößten ethnischen Gruppe auf. Dabei bilden Chinesen mit 2,8 % vor Indern mit 1,7 % die größte Gruppe. Die asiatische Bevölkerungsgruppe überholte bis 2001 die Gruppe von Menschen von den pazifischen Inseln, die 2006 etwa 6,9 % der Landesbevölkerung stellten. Die meisten der pazifischen Insulaner stammen aus Samoa, gefolgt von den Cookinseln sowie Tonga. Im Jahre 2017 waren 22,7 % der Bevölkerung Migranten. Häufigste Herkunftsländer waren das Vereinigte Königreich (270.000 Personen), die Volksrepublik China (100.000), Indien und Australien (jeweils 70.000). In Neuseeland leben ca. 10.000 in Deutschland geborene Personen. (Stand: jeweils Volkszählung 2006, Anmerkung: Bei diesen Zahlen ist zu beachten, dass es in Neuseeland einer Person möglich ist, sich mehreren ethnischen Gruppen zuzuordnen, zudem wurde 2006 erstmals die Möglichkeit angeboten, sich keiner speziellen Ethnie zuzuordnen, was 11,1 % für sich nutzten.) again in English Thank you for the effort of reactions for living in Germany a great video of you can you watch a video about police new zealand vs police germany I'm an honest person and a humanistic person from munich bavaria i like new zealand , a beautiful natural country and a lot of MULTICULTURAL like for example the Maori culture , Polynesian-born indigenous people of New Zealand and more ethnic composition neighboring country like asian australia others countries ethnic composition Most of the population is made up of New Zealanders of European descent, called Pākehā. This ethnic group comes mostly from the British Isles, but also from Germany, Italy, Poland, the Netherlands and numerous other European countries. A special German-speaking group are the immigrants from Bohemia from 1860 to 1876, who settled in Puhoi, Ohaupo and Te Rore on the North Island. Overall, New Zealanders of European descent make up about 67.6% of the total population. The second largest population group are the Polynesian-born indigenous inhabitants of New Zealand, the Māori, to whom 14.6% of the population feels they belong. Between 1996 and 2006, the proportion of Asians rose to become the third largest ethnic group with a total of 9.6%. The Chinese make up the largest group with 2.8%, followed by Indians with 1.7%. The Asian population overtook the group of people from the Pacific Islands by 2001, who made up about 6.9% of the country's population in 2006. Most of the Pacific Islanders are from Samoa, followed by the Cook Islands and Tonga. In 2017, 22.7% of the population were migrants. The most common countries of origin were the United Kingdom (270,000 people), the People's Republic of China (100,000), India and Australia (70,000 each). Around 10,000 people born in Germany live in New Zealand. (Status: 2006 census, note: With these figures it should be noted that in New Zealand it is possible for a person to belong to several ethnic groups. In addition, in 2006 the option of not assigning oneself to a specific ethnic group was offered for the first time, which was 11.1% use for themselves.) Best regards! Herzliche Grüße!

Your children can consider themselves very lucky that they have multiple cultural influences. It certainly enriches their lifes.

It's really amusing how you always explain seemingly mundane observations in such a humorous way - thank you!

Crossing 7 and Z and slashing 0 (zeros) I picked up while stationed in Germany and worked with German national keypunch operators.

When I lived in NZ money got transferred to the wrong bank account because a 1 was interpreted as a 7. Online banking was around, can’t remember why I did a paper based transaction. Anyway, I asked the friendly lady at the bank to write down the numbers from 0 to 9 on a paper. I think she found that a bit odd but she was kind and did it. And it turned out the 9 and 7 also looked a bit different 😂

I think it’s so adorable that Emilia is so environmentally conscious 🌿 that really impressed me! :) And Mattheo‘s concern about the mess in the kitchen is also super cute 😃

The German way to write a One may not be the only right way but it's definitely the better way in terms of avoiding confusing with the great letter I. There is still a confusion with the Zero and the great letter O, so some people learned to write the Zero with a diagonal line (that is not common in Germany, but I think it's an international scientific way because in science there can be arise great damage when letters or numbers get confused so they have to use methods to avoid it!)

2 жыл бұрын

We never crossed the zero in math. I only learned this (and I don't do it actually… I did it for a short time decades ago) when I got into computers. And a quick glance at some videos here on YT by Numberphile (highly recommended), they *don't* slash their zeros.

@boelwerkr

2 жыл бұрын

If you write an o or O you put a "curl" inside the top to make it distinct from an 0.

@reinhard8053

Жыл бұрын

In handwriting it is not so much of a problem but with computers 0 and O are more important. If you use the commandline in Windows you can still see the Zero with the diagonal line. I and l are another problem (thats i and L). The one (1) is at least different.

You kids are smart they know how to write the number 1 the right way :) It looks like this on every keyboard and we dont want to confuse it with an capital I

@MaskedBishop

2 жыл бұрын

Why do I (eye) and l (elle) look the same on my phone then? 😨

What a great video! I can identify how your kids are developing. You can probably assume from my name that I'm German background. Came here to the US when I was 5, a long time ago, quickly picked up American traits. Lost my German language ability quickly, my parents wanted me to speak English only. What is amazing to me !!! is that now in older age, my german is coming back. Its asifit was on the back burner of the brain. I can speak relatively fluently.

@yt-viewerfromger320

2 жыл бұрын

Hallo Jürgen! Dein Nachname hört sich norddeutsch, evtl. ostfriesisch, an. Hast Du Deinen Vornamen nur hier in YT "verenglischt" oder steht der auch so (ohne ü-Pünktchen) in Deinen Ausweisen/Dokumenten..?

I love hearing about the kids. It makes my heart smile

That was so much fun to hear these stories from you. Certain character traits are definitely inherited, other things the children learn from over time and after a certain time they adopt what they like. Your wonderful children have the opportunity to get an insight into different cultural approaches and that is really wonderful. They then decide more subconsciously what they like better.

I completely identified with your son's level of order and neatness. My 15 year old boy is the neatest, tidiest kid I know. He has also been like this since he was 1 to 2 years old. There was no such thing as asking him to tidy up as he always naturally did it. He makes me laugh as whenever he sees an untidy house (on TV or in real life) he tells me that it makes him feel "messed up" lolol.

When we learned English at school as a second language, we actually had one teacher who told us that the numbers are written differently in English than in German and it could lead to big misunderstandings especially with the digits 1, 4 and 7 and he showed us the differences and potential misunderstandings. I think, it's important to learn this, but I don't know if that was just our teacher's idea to tell us about it or if everyone learns about this.

Great and entertaining video! :)

9:38 We need more kids like this♥️

About directness: Poles are this way also, which is often seen as blunt, or even rude by foreigners from English speaking countries. I'm Polish, living in California for the last 30 yrs, I learned to be more considerate/ soft in my conversations in English. Now whenever I go to Poland, I'm taken aback by the directness of my Polish family + friends.

I called my mother Mutti and my father was Vati

I used to live in France and picked up that way of writing 1 ( < look closely at that number....it has a flick at the top ). I also crossed 7 and Z and there was a different way of writing 9 too ( < as in the way it's typed here). I'm British and people used to give me weird looks for doing that in my own country 😂

I write a 5 the Hessian way. Beginning at the bottom left I write it all the way to the top right in only one go. That was a new approach at one of the Hessian elementary school teacher colleges at the end of the 1950s, only for a few years. My teacher graduated there and taught us this weird 5. My 7 has a dash and my 1 starts at the same line where it ends, like a very tight inverted V.

@agnes15101968

2 жыл бұрын

Writing the 5 in a Hessian way - wow, I thought, it is just my sons who do this. Frankly, I do not think it is a good way, then the corners tend to get rounded, so then it looks like an S.

Spent 23 years in the US, wrote out a check in Germany, it didn't go through because I didn't do the 1 right!

I thought about me when you described your son wanting everything organized, my wife and doctor say's I have OCD.

All Germans will explain you now honestly and in detail, which points are not really special for Germans but typical for a certain age at kids, and they will explain it in the order from fully wrong to a little bit wrong. I learned from brit. culture to say maybe: HAVE A FANTASTIC EASTER TIME

I find it confusing that so many countries write the number one like this: l when the printed one looks like this: 1 in every country. In Germany we just write both of them the same way…

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Well, your children are right about how the number 1 is written, I mean just look how it looks in this comment, it is not just a straight line...

My father was German. He came to the US in 1939 at age 25. He love the US. The states saved his life but...... The worst argument I had with my father was over long division. He couldn't understand how I did long division. You could hear us a mile away. Germans did it correct;y and what was the school system teaching me. I wish you the best of luck because the conversations will continue to interesting.

To write the 1 like an l or an I is a bad idea. This gives so much confusion. "I0l" "101"? "LOL" "Ten Liter"? This is the reason you make the upstroke. And the 7 gets the cross-stroke to make it distinct to the 1.

I assume that every child is their own person and takes on role models from their environment that match their nature.

Emily I simply love your videos about the culture differences. Here in Brazil we write number one like the first one you ' ve showed on left. What do you say about those Bio , Vegan and vegetarian food in Germany? There is a lot ! Are you and your family vegetarians?

Now that New Zeeland has opened up. When will you visit?

@AntoinetteEmily

2 жыл бұрын

We are planning to travel to NZ at the end of July or early August. Unfortunately we have to wait until Emilia has school holidays as it wouldn’t be possible to take her out of school for over a month.

@amandadavies..

2 жыл бұрын

@@AntoinetteEmily Glad to hear it.....so happy for you.

These are all things I didn't notice at your children because I'm German an they appear normal to me. If I think about it, I'd feel a bit uncomfortable to care less to me environmental footprint or I can not imagine how to do so. I'd really love to watch a video where you tell a little bit more about the recycling culture you grow up with.

Thank you for the effort of reactions for living in Germany a great video of you kannst du ein video über police neuseeland vs police germany Ich bin ehrlich Mensch und ein Humanistischen Mensch aus münchen bayern ich mage neuseeland , ein schöne natürlich land und sehr viele MULTIKULTURELL wie zum beispiel bei die Maori-kultur , polynesisch-stämmigen indigenen Einwohner Neuseelands und mehr Ethnische Zusammensetzung nachbar land wie bei asian australien andere lander Ethnische Zusammensetzung Den größten Teil der Bevölkerung machen Neuseeländer europäischer Abstammung, genannt Pākehā, aus. Diese Volksgruppe stammt größtenteils von den britischen Inseln, aber auch aus Deutschland, Italien, Polen, den Niederlanden und zahlreichen weiteren europäischen Staaten. Eine besondere deutschsprachige Gruppe stellen die Einwanderer aus Böhmen von 1860 bis 1876 dar, die sich in Puhoi, Ohaupo und Te Rore auf der Nordinsel niedergelassen haben. Insgesamt machen die Neuseeländer europäischer Herkunft etwa 67,6 % der Gesamtbevölkerung aus. Die zweitgrößte Bevölkerungsgruppe bilden die polynesisch-stämmigen indigenen Einwohner Neuseelands, die Māori, denen sich 14,6 % der Bevölkerung zugehörig fühlt. Zwischen 1996 und 2006 stieg der Anteil an Asiaten mit insgesamt 9,6 % zur drittgrößten ethnischen Gruppe auf. Dabei bilden Chinesen mit 2,8 % vor Indern mit 1,7 % die größte Gruppe. Die asiatische Bevölkerungsgruppe überholte bis 2001 die Gruppe von Menschen von den pazifischen Inseln, die 2006 etwa 6,9 % der Landesbevölkerung stellten. Die meisten der pazifischen Insulaner stammen aus Samoa, gefolgt von den Cookinseln sowie Tonga. Im Jahre 2017 waren 22,7 % der Bevölkerung Migranten. Häufigste Herkunftsländer waren das Vereinigte Königreich (270.000 Personen), die Volksrepublik China (100.000), Indien und Australien (jeweils 70.000). In Neuseeland leben ca. 10.000 in Deutschland geborene Personen. (Stand: jeweils Volkszählung 2006, Anmerkung: Bei diesen Zahlen ist zu beachten, dass es in Neuseeland einer Person möglich ist, sich mehreren ethnischen Gruppen zuzuordnen, zudem wurde 2006 erstmals die Möglichkeit angeboten, sich keiner speziellen Ethnie zuzuordnen, was 11,1 % für sich nutzten.) again in English Thank you for the effort of reactions for living in Germany a great video of you can you watch a video about police new zealand vs police germany I'm an honest person and a humanistic person from munich bavaria i like new zealand , a beautiful natural country and a lot of MULTICULTURAL like for example the Maori culture , Polynesian-born indigenous people of New Zealand and more ethnic composition neighboring country like asian australia others countries ethnic composition Most of the population is made up of New Zealanders of European descent, called Pākehā. This ethnic group comes mostly from the British Isles, but also from Germany, Italy, Poland, the Netherlands and numerous other European countries. A special German-speaking group are the immigrants from Bohemia from 1860 to 1876, who settled in Puhoi, Ohaupo and Te Rore on the North Island. Overall, New Zealanders of European descent make up about 67.6% of the total population. The second largest population group are the Polynesian-born indigenous inhabitants of New Zealand, the Māori, to whom 14.6% of the population feels they belong. Between 1996 and 2006, the proportion of Asians rose to become the third largest ethnic group with a total of 9.6%. The Chinese make up the largest group with 2.8%, followed by Indians with 1.7%. The Asian population overtook the group of people from the Pacific Islands by 2001, who made up about 6.9% of the country's population in 2006. Most of the Pacific Islanders are from Samoa, followed by the Cook Islands and Tonga. In 2017, 22.7% of the population were migrants. The most common countries of origin were the United Kingdom (270,000 people), the People's Republic of China (100,000), India and Australia (70,000 each). Around 10,000 people born in Germany live in New Zealand. (Status: 2006 census, note: With these figures it should be noted that in New Zealand it is possible for a person to belong to several ethnic groups. In addition, in 2006 the option of not assigning oneself to a specific ethnic group was offered for the first time, which was 11.1% use for themselves.) Best regards! Herzliche Grüße!

8:11 Easily explained. You cant mistake the one for a dash (/) and the 7 has the little line across so you can’t mistake it for a one. Love it or hate it, these are the things Germans think about 😄.

I really don't know many perfectly organized germans who keep everything tidy and in order all the time, that is just such a cliche ;). My kids (well, by blood they are half asian, maybe that's the reason) are messy. Always have been. And I'm sometimes surprised that they haven't forgotten their head in school. Because they sure forgot everything else by now.... As for the numbers, the kids in german schools have to write the 1 like this. Otherwise they would get in trouble... I write the 1 the american way ever since I attended an american high school...But in elementary school you are definetely not allowed to do it that way....

Ja, Antoinette, es wird wohl langsam Zeit, daß Ihr alle nach NZ kommt, damit die Kinder auch mal ein paar "Kiwi habits" übernehmen bzw. entwickeln können. Auch wenn ich die "German habits" Eurer Kinder richtig schön finde, aber als Zweisprachler sollten sie ruhig auch ein paar Kiwi-Gepflogenheiten übernehmen! Immerhin ist Kiwi English ihre Muttersprache im wahrsten Sinne..! Wäre schön für alle, auch für uns, Deine Viewer, wenn es bald soweit wäre. Hoffentlich machst Du dann auch einige Videos in NZ. Dann könnten wir ja bald auch Deine wunderbare Mutter wiedersehen..!?

These German traits are what enabled West Germany to bounce back after World War 2. Here in Britain no one gives a fig whether deadlines are met. The inefficiencies one sees here are so commonplace that shoddy, lackadaisical workmanship is par for the course. One sees temporary traffic lights at a road works, but the workmen are just sitting around jawing with each other. Last week we had another sink hole appear in one of the local town's main thoroughfares. Once again the council has erected Road Closed signs. This is the FOURTH time it has happened! Every time, the road is closed for literally months. The water company blames the electricity company and the electricity company blames the phone company. This has been going on for at least two years. The rest of the world can build skyscrapers, but we can't fix a sink hole. This, sadly, is typical of Britain in 2022, while the Prime Minister constantly talks of "Global Britain", which it is anything but.

@PeTer-xd8nx

2 жыл бұрын

You must not see your country so negatively. In Germany, they were not able to build an airport in Berlin (planned construction costs 2.6 billion, has cost 7 billion so far) because of bad planning and unqualified companies. A new railway station in Stuttgart did not cost the planned 3 billion, but 10 billion. Every year, many billions of taxpayers' money are burnt on nonsensical and overpriced projects. In the German army, more money is spent on planning and advisors than reaches the troops. As you can see, idiots are evenly distributed around the world.

@SuperLittleTyke

2 жыл бұрын

@@PeTer-xd8nx I see "my" country in a negative light because under the Conservatives everything has turned to sh*t. For 12 long years they have feathered their own nests, given crusts to the poor, encouraged the rich to get even richer, and lied in Parliament over and over again to hoodwink the electorate.

@PeTer-xd8nx

2 жыл бұрын

@@SuperLittleTyke Paradox of democracy: Even idiots have the right to vote. They vote against their own interests as soon as politicians and the media promise them a paradise. I wish you all the best

When your mom is getting older, you can call her mummy. :-D

Adorable video :) Would be great to watch a video about how to save the planet from you! Maybe some vlogs what and how do you recycle.

Hi Antoinette, I was surprised that your kids just chosen to say Mama from the time they’ve just learnt speaking. I’ve thought kids are taught to say mummy, mum, Mama rather than picking it by themselves from very early on.

Hello your's beautiful girl❤

Your kids have not become German, they are nativ born German, or not ?

Maybe you have to write the one as the Germans do as the German way is the right way ! 😂

Ha, ha, ha. So funny how "germanized" your kids are.