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00:00In my free time, I like to be outside.
00:05Die Tochter, Daughter, die Töchter, Daughters.
00:11Ich bin eine komplizierte Tochter.
00:14I am a complicated daughter, I think, to my mother.
00:18Der Sohn, Son, die Söhne, Sons.
00:24Der nette Sohn von nebenan, the nice son from next door.
00:32Das Kind, Child, die Kinder, Children.
00:38Ich bin immer noch sehr oft Kind.
00:42I am still a lot of times a child.
00:47Die Kinder in Deutschland spielen gerne draußen.
00:52The children in Germany like to play outside.
00:57Das Wort, Word.
01:00Die Wörter, Words.
01:03Du wirst jetzt 25 Wörter lernen.
01:07You will learn 25 words.
01:11Der Kopf, Head.
01:14Die Köpfe, Heads.
01:17Der rollende Kopf, the rolling head.
01:22In German, if you do something bad, it's a way of saying die rollenden Köpfe or your heads
01:30will roll.
01:31It's the same saying as in German.
01:34Die rollenden Köpfe.
01:36Die lustigen Köpfe der Klasse.
01:39The funny heads in the classroom.
01:42There are always some class clowns.
01:45In Germany, we call them die lustigen Köpfe der Klasse.
01:51Der Freund, Friend.
01:52Die Freunde, Friends.
01:55In German, could mean my friend or also my boyfriend.
02:02Meine Freunde sind super.
02:05My friends are awesome.
02:10Oh, ist das dein Freund, Freund oder Freund?
02:14So Freund, Freund means is that your boyfriend or is it just a friend?
02:20Die Schwester, Sister.
02:24Die Schwestern, Sisters.
02:27Viele meiner Freundinnen sind wie Schwestern.
02:32A lot of my friends are like sisters to me.
02:37Die Arbeit, Work.
02:39Die Arbeiten, Work, as in a plural version.
02:45Was ist deine Arbeit?
02:48What is your work?
02:51Die Woche, Week.
02:53Die Wochen, Weeks.
02:56Meine Woche hat sehr gut angefangen.
02:59My week started very well.
03:03Die kommenden Wochen werden heiß.
03:06The next weeks are going to be hot.
03:10Der Monat, Month.
03:13Die Monate, Months.
03:15Mein Geburtstagsmonat ist Januar.
03:19My birthday month is January.
03:22Was sind deine Lieblingsmonate?
03:25What are your favorite months?
03:29Das Jahr, Year.
03:31Die Jahre, Years.
03:34Welches Jahr ist dein Geburtsjahr?
03:37What year is your birth year?
03:41Die letzten Jahre vergingen sehr schnell.
03:44The last years went by fast.
03:48Das Zuhause, Home.
03:51Ich fühle mich an verschiedenen Orten zu Hause.
03:55I feel home in different kind of places.
03:59Die Nummer, Number.
04:01Die Nummern, Numbers.
04:03Das ist die Nummer 25 dieser Lektion.
04:08This is number 25 of this lesson.
04:11Thank you for watching the top 25 German nouns.
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04:20Bye.
04:21Bye.
04:23We're getting like really deep here.
04:24Hi, Anja here.
04:26Welcome to Top Words.
04:28Today we'll be talking about 10 phrases to use when you're angry.
04:32So the first one will be Es geht dich nichts an.
04:37It's none of your business.
04:44So many people say it by themselves if they don't want to get too intimate about an issue.
04:51If they don't want to come too close to someone.
04:55So the next one is Halt den Mund.
04:59Shut up.
05:00So I mean it's not very nice to say to someone Halt den Mund.
05:04Lass mich in Ruhe.
05:07Leave me alone.
05:08Lass mich in Ruhe means leave me alone.
05:13So this one you say if you just want to be alone by yourself.
05:18If you don't want to be bothered by anybody.
05:21But also if you're angry and maybe had a fight with someone.
05:26And then you just don't want to continue the fight anymore.
05:30You just don't want to get attacked or offended anymore.
05:34And you say okay just leave me alone.
05:35I'll go into my room and please don't disturb or bother me.
05:39Willst du mich veräppeln?
05:42Are you kidding me?
05:44Willst du mich veräppeln?
05:46Are you kidding me?
05:48So actually you don't really say veräppeln.
05:52That's not a very common way to say.
05:54Maybe they said it like that many years ago.
05:59Or older people might still say veräppeln.
06:03Was auch immer.
06:05Whatever.
06:06Was auch immer.
06:07Whatever.
06:08So this also depends on the context.
06:11You could say that during a fight.
06:14If you want to stop arguing with someone.
06:16You say okay just whatever.
06:17Was auch immer.
06:19Or you could say it if you are explaining something.
06:23And but I don't know.
06:24You don't really you can't find the words or something.
06:27And you can also say okay it was this and that.
06:30It doesn't really matter.
06:32If it's not that important then you can use that too.
06:36Hör auf damit.
06:37Cut it out.
06:39Hör auf damit.
06:41Cut it out.
06:42Okay this phrase can be used in many contexts.
06:44For example parents might say that to their children.
06:49If they're doing something wrong or yeah if they don't behave well they just say
06:56Hör auf damit.
06:56Don't do that.
06:58Just cut it out.
06:59Stop that.
07:00Ich will nicht mit dir reden.
07:03I don't want to talk to you.
07:05Ich will nicht mit dir reden.
07:08I don't want to talk to you.
07:10So I would say in most cases you say that after a fight.
07:14You say ich will nicht mit dir reden.
07:17Or ich will nicht mehr mit dir reden.
07:19I don't want to talk to you anymore because you had enough.
07:23It's actually I would say it's pretty hurtful if someone says that to you.
07:27It can be a long time after you had an argument with someone.
07:32And maybe someone comes up to you and wants to apologize or just wants to talk to you and say
07:38Ich will nicht mit dir reden.
07:39Ich will nicht mit dir reden.
07:40Ich will gerade nicht mit dir reden.
07:41I just don't want to talk to you right now.
07:43Ich bin verärgert.
07:44I'm upset.
07:46Ich bin verärgert.
07:48I'm upset.
07:51So I would say you don't say that very often.
07:55If there was a situation before that made you angry, you could just talk to a person and say
08:03I'm so upset.
08:04Ich bin so verärgert.
08:06Na und?
08:07So what?
08:09Na und?
08:11So what?
08:12So na und is not very, doesn't sound very angry.
08:15It can be used in a very normal context in a natural way.
08:22Maybe a person tells you a story and she's so mad about something and you say na und?
08:30It's not that terrible.
08:31What are you?
08:32What are you so mad about?
08:34Like yeah, so what?
08:35So what's the matter?
08:37There is no issue like that.
08:39So it's basically like so what?
08:41No big deal.
08:42Was glaubst du wer du bist?
08:45Who do you think you are?
08:47Was glaubst du wer du bist?
08:51Who do you think you are?
08:53So this sentence you could use if a person acts very arrogant, keeps telling you instructions or
09:02wants to make you obey or something.
09:06Then you could say was glaubst du wer du bist?
09:09Like who do you think you are?
09:11Yeah, don't treat me like this.
09:13I don't deserve it.
09:15Yeah, I don't know.
09:17I haven't heard many people saying this.
09:20I don't know if you use that very often, but I think it's a funny way.
09:25If you really, yeah, if you are in that kind of situation and you say,
09:30who do you think you are, who do you think you are, was glaubst du wer einst wer du bist?
09:33I think that's really funny to say.
09:36It would be funny from the outside to see that kind of situation.
09:39Not me, probably not if you are within the situation.
09:44Alright, so these were the 10 phrases you use when you are angry.
09:48What makes you angry?
09:50Let us know in the comments.
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10:13Hi, my name is Alisa.
10:15Welcome to Top 25 German Phrases.
10:18Let's get started.
10:20Hallo, hello, hallo, hallo.
10:25It's usually used between friends and usually you add, hallo, wie geht's?
10:30It's, hallo, how are you?
10:32Guten Morgen, good morning.
10:35Guten Morgen, good morning.
10:38And obviously it's used in the...
10:40Very casual would be just morning, morgen.
10:45Guten Tag, good afternoon.
10:48Guten Tag means good afternoon or good day.
10:53You don't usually say it to friends.
10:57Guten Tag.
10:59Na klar, of course.
11:03Na klar means of course.
11:06I actually use it a lot.
11:08It's very casual.
11:09Kannst du mein Auto heute waschen?
11:12Na klar, that would be really actually really good.
11:15But it means can you wash my car today?
11:18Of course, who wouldn't want that, right?
11:22Wie heißen Sie?
11:24What's your name?
11:25Wie heißen Sie means what's your name?
11:30Wie heißen Sie is a very formal way to say it.
11:34Between friends it would be more, wie heißt du?
11:37Wie heißen Sie?
11:39Ich heiße Alisa.
11:40What's your name?
11:42My name is Alisa.
11:44Ich bin I am.
11:46Ich bin heute gut drauf.
11:51I am in a really good mood today.
11:54Ich bin im Urlaub.
11:58I am on vacation.
12:00Wie geht es Ihnen?
12:02How are you?
12:04Wie geht es Ihnen?
12:05And then, mir geht es gut.
12:08How are you?
12:10I am good.
12:11Es freut mich, Sie kennen zu lernen.
12:14Nice to meet you.
12:15Is a very common sentence.
12:26Mir geht es gut, danke.
12:29Und Ihnen?
12:30I'm fine, thanks.
12:33And you?
12:33Mir geht es gut, danke und Ihnen.
12:36I'm fine, thanks.
12:38And you?
12:39It's the answer to if you get asked, wie geht es Ihnen?
12:44When you're talking to friends, you can actually say, mir geht es gut, danke und dir.
12:51Bitte, please.
12:53Bitte also means you're welcome.
12:56Danke, dass du heute einkaufen warst.
12:58Ach, bitte.
13:00Thank you for going grocery shopping today.
13:04You're welcome.
13:05Bis später.
13:07See you later.
13:08Bis später.
13:10See you later.
13:12Bis gleich means when you're actually meeting in maybe five to ten minutes.
13:20And bis später is used mostly, for example, in the morning and you're going to meet during
13:26the evening.
13:27Hallo, sollen wir heute essen gehen?
13:29Ja, gerne.
13:30Ja, dann bis später.
13:32Hello, should we go have something to eat today?
13:37Yes, sure.
13:39See you later.
13:40Ich glaube schon.
13:42I think so.
13:44Ich glaube schon.
13:46I think so.
13:47Ich glaube schon is kind of like an uncertain thing to say.
14:02Danke, thank you.
14:04Danke, thank you.
14:06Danke is very casual between friends and family.
14:11Wie geht es dir heute?
14:13Danke, sehr gut.
14:15How are you today?
14:17Thank you, I am fine.
14:19Gern geschehen.
14:21You're welcome.
14:22Ja, danke, dass du mir beim Umzug geholfen hast.
14:25Gern geschehen.
14:27Thank you for helping me move.
14:29You're welcome.
14:30Ja, yes.
14:33Ja means yes.
14:35And of course, it's a very, very common word in German.
14:40You use it all the time when you're listening to someone.
14:44Ja.
14:45Gehst du heute, kannst du heute bitte mit dem Hund spazieren gehen?
14:50Ja.
14:51Can you take the dog for a walk today?
14:56Yes.
14:57Nein.
14:58No.