Not just that, these films are shot on location with German actors, who use English names and try to pronounce them in English (John, Adam, Mary, Theresa etc.). Many of these films are based on cheap romance novels such as Rosamunde Pilcher's penny novels.
And Brits believe Germans hate the British... not at all, Germans admire Britain and idolize the a British society.
Most of those names aren't English apart from Mary kind of.
Jack Williams
Everyone in these movies is always white and Christian. Like everyone. They portray an idle society.
Carson Reyes
Then find the Turk that keeps spamming threads every morning and flay him, then deliver his head to Buckingham Palace along with Merkel's head and then all will be forgiven.
In regards to your image, why the fuck would we put up our Prime Minister in a fucking castle?
They are not royalty, royalty gets palaces, Prime Ministers get houses and Prime Ministers have more power than the Chancellor does. Something your backward country needs to sort out. Merkel is not the President or Prime Minister, she is but a humble Chancellor and yet for some reason your backwards backwater shit pit puts her above that of your PM.
DEATH TO YOU FOR THIS IDIOCY! DEATH TO YOU ALL!
Jordan Gutierrez
checked. as a brit of half german descent, stop riding britain's dick germany. it's overhyped.
also stop building godawful postmodern architecture, jeez.
Mason King
they were common names in britain when romantic bronte/austin writers were about
Sebastian Reyes
So what are they? john isn't a German name. The point is these films are in the most Prussian German accent ever and the actors behave 100% German, but they pronounce names in "English" and use certain terms they believe make it look like they are English like "dad" or "party" or "splendid".
Christian Sanders
Kill the Turk and Merkel, deliver their heads to number 1 Buckingham Palace, New Pakistan London something something 1. You have until dawn Friday to do so.
Get on with it.
Aiden Bailey
This sounds super autistic but quite endearing. I've always had a soft spot for Germans even when I was a teen and they were trying to brainwash me about how evil you were.
I think my mum was a strong influence of that. When I was a kid watching Germany play against some shitskin south American country, my dad was cheering against the Germans because he's a dumb naive boomer. My mum berated him and said "user, wouldn't you rather Germany won? Look at them, they look just like you."
Kayden Thompson
>My mum berated him and said "user, wouldn't you rather Germany won? Look at them, they look just like you."
Your mum is a wise human being.
John Jones
Fuck g*rmany and fuck g*rmans, this is just taquiya
You've been issued your orders, do as you are commanded and then we can have "peace".
Kevin Cruz
>Rosamunde Pilcher on Sup Forums What a time to be alive.
Austin Campbell
And another fan joins in. Look, Brits, all Germans know these films.
Levi Gomez
>when Hitler said that Britain would make a great ally to combat the French imperialism but "muh warmonger"
Jace Ross
I hadn't even heard of her until now.
Aaron Rodriguez
Churchill was a fucking zionist pig cunt
Evan Sullivan
All the women in this are so pretty, and it's amazing how much more enjoyable a show like this could be when it doesn't have to adhere to a diversity quota. All of our homegrown shows are filled to the brim with pakis and blacks since the late 90s.
I'm flattered, Hans, but you're all rude cunts to me when I visit. I'll visit again because Berlin is top-notch, though.
Kayden Carter
>everybody north of alps This still includes fucking bavarians. What the fuck, bro?
Luis Cook
i once saw this program were they were all on boats or on riviera type of place and they all had a shirt over their shoulders. then they basically talked and wanted to be on one boat or the other while somebody was cheating on one boat while somebody on shore wanted to get on the boat while somebody on a boat wanted to get to shore so on
Lincoln Scott
These books/films are written by Rosamunde Pilcher. The plot is usally a shallow romance drama, set in some idealised version of english rural life. I'd describe them as harmless niceties.
Samuel Lopez
>and use certain terms they believe make it look like they are English like "dad" or "party" or "splendid".
While the truth is that two out of these three words are actually French terms that entered English after 1066
Jose Lewis
And all those shity movies get bought our air tv channels...
James Bailey
I'd describe that as sop. I don't really read fiction.
Jayden Roberts
they seem okay for the grill party
Sebastian Campbell
And those French words were from Latin. Your point?
Gabriel Richardson
And your language happend because peasants were left to talk latin without propper supervision for 500 years. Now, what?
Isaac Garcia
one great thing i have seen on german tv is these regional programs were they show local historical mansions/schlotts what ever they call it. really comfy
Parker Price
>Your point?
That English is a Romance language
Nicholas Edwards
>half of europe was ruled by italians lel. burgers get so dramatic about rome collapsing but it was a miracle it even happened. now they can barely run a bikerace.
Xavier Baker
English is classed as a Germanic language because its structure is Germanic, not Romance. Most Romance words are also the most complex and "posh" ones, whereas normal day-to-day conversational English is dominated by words from Old English.
Henry Sanders
It's banter Hans, stop taking it personally.
Deep down Brits have a lot of respect for France and Germany, alongside the Nords, Dutch, and whoever else is worth noting.
Honestly, I love all Europeans except Belgians and I think I can speak for all Brits in saying that.
Joseph Robinson
>Most Romance words are also the most complex and "posh" ones
Provided you consider "river", "forest", "city", "mountain", "people", "country", "place", "point"...etc as posh words...
Isaiah Evans
What are you even going on about??
Also did you mention (((films))) ?
Charles Rodriguez
Key word: most. Like >hello >goodbye >how's it going? >what have you been up to? >where you off to? >what time is it? Not denying that we use Latin-derived words like fuck, though.
Hudson Roberts
He is correct about the majority of English words. The Jutes, Saxons and Vikings are a the largest donors to the English language. Curiously, Celtic words have the least influence despite Celtic languages being native to the Isles. It's as though the Jutes and Saxons consciously avoided letting them be used. Read some David Crystal user.
Joshua Rogers
Last time I was in Berlin I ended up in some place called 'tresor' with no idea what it was.
They turned all the turks and pakis away, not bad for progressive libshit ravers.
Kayden Stewart
idyllic or stationary
Isaiah Ramirez
Don't Germans love some old British comedy sketch about a drunk butler and his master?
Chase Davis
Dunno, but I hear that Germans love Mr Bean.
Adam Lopez
Head of state buildings in pic. Except Britain? Why 10 downing street when the head of states residence is Buckingham palace?
Sebastian Flores
new years eve we watch it with a butler and an old woman.
James Barnes
can you pls post a youtube clip or something, it sounds quite odd
Austin Nguyen
Merkels house is an abomination of architecture
Brayden Robinson
French and Latin influence is so huge in English that the language is basically unrecognizable if you try to avoid using them
I know, I did say that we use words from Latin all the time. Again, your language is pretty much solely derived from Latin, so there's no difference, except for the fact that you speak English because it's a necessity for many careers and we speak French because we want to fuck easily impressed birds or get some grade in school.
Asher Nelson
blessed be your loving mother
Elijah Taylor
They shouldn't.
Colton Johnson
>Again, your language is pretty much solely derived from Latin, so there's no difference
Difference is that Latin is a dead language ancestor to French (so being heavily influenced by it isnt humiliating) while French is a living language, NOT ancestor to English and that soiled it after a military conquest in 1066
Jayden Evans
Gaul was conquered pretty easily by the Romans. Nobody is humiliated by the French influence in English, it is childish to think that people are. This conversation is very autistic, please stop.
Eli Sullivan
Gaul wasnt France tho France was born in 843 Meanwhile, it's definitly England that was conquere in 1066
Jackson Myers
yes i always watch that on new years eve thans for that brits
Alexander Carter
the french are absolutely neurotic
Kevin King
Okay, but the Gauls were French. Unless you're looking at it from a civic point of view.
Alexander Peterson
They werent in any way The French people is a mix of Gauls, Romans and Franks Gauls are just a part of the composants
Dominic Young
Mainly Gallic and Roman, Frankish influence is very insignificant.
Michael Fisher
the architecture of your presidential palace gave me cancer
Justin Baker
Why don't they use the Berlin Palace?
Colton Butler
some english words are literally the danish word. some are very close. foten closer than to the german word
Hudson Gonzalez
Death to the eternal (((anglo)))
Samuel Rogers
Jesus, look at that post modern monstrosity.
I'll take the limey apartment on Downing over that eye sore any day of the week.
Isaiah Howard
>Germans admire Britain and idolize the a British society. You just want to steal their Muslims
Jackson Martin
There's no "brititsh" society, just like there isn't a german one; these countries belong to everyone!