We Went to the Place in Italy that Speaks German (Südtirol) | Easy German 496

💡 LEARN GERMAN WITH US: 🎧 LISTEN TO OUR PODCAST: 📺 SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: Corrections: 1:16 - This sentences has been phrased ambiguously. South Tirol has not belonged to Italy before WW1. 4:00 - English subtitle correction: the middle aged people 19:06 - English subtitle correction: Flavia is of course from Naples :) WATCH MORE: ➕ INSTAGRAM: ➕ FACEBOOK: ➕ TIKTOK: @easygerman ➕ OUR WEBSITE: 📱 LEARN GERMAN WITH OUR PARTNER APP: --- Wusstet ihr, dass es in Italien eine Region gibt, in der die meisten Leute Deutsch sprechen? Südtirol ist ein faszinierender, multikultureller Ort im Herzen Europas. Die Region liegt im Norden Italiens und die Einwohner haben einen italienischen Pass, viele von ihnen sind aber trotzdem Deutsch-Muttersprachler. In unserem ersten Video aus Südtirol seht ihr, wie wir in Bozen auf der Straße Leute interviewen, lokales Essen probieren und Moritz treffen, einen deutschsprachigen Italiener. Er gibt uns Einblicke in seinen Alltag, in dem er täglich 2-3 Sprachen spricht. --- Did you know that there is a region in Italy where most people speak German? South Tyrol is a fascinating, multicultural place in the heart of Europe. The region is located in the north of Italy and the inhabitants have an Italian passport, but many of them are German native speakers. In our first video from South Tyrol, you’ll see us interviewing people on the street in Bolzano, trying local food, and meeting Moritz, a German-speaking Italian. He gives us insights into his everyday life, where he speaks 2-3 languages every day. --- Easy Languages is a video and podcast series that showcases language as spoken in the streets and among friends. Our goal is to help you learn languages in a fun and authentic way. We are based in Berlin, Germany, but operate with a global network of producers. Learn more about us and check out our other channels: --- Host of this episode: Carina Schmid Vielen Dank an: Moritz Holzinger Camera & Edit: Rawad Sabbagh Drone Shots: Chris Thornberry, Manuel Salmann Transcription: Esther Marake Translation: Ben Eve