09/06/2024
NEW VIDEO ALERT! 🎬🔥 German Linguist Reacts to Christoph Waltz in Django Unchained | Scene Breakdown Part 2 | Daveinitely
Welcome to Part 2 of my reaction and linguistic analysis of Django Unchained. In this video, we'll dive deeper into the German dialogue between Dr. King Schultz (Christoph Waltz) and Broomhilda. Click the link in the comments to see the full video. 🎥
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What’s this video about? 👇
In this scene, Dr. Schultz reassures Broomhilda by speaking slowly and using polite forms of address to make her feel comfortable. We'll analyze phrases like "Also werd’ ich langsam reden," where "Also" means "so" in English, and discuss the common German habit of dropping the "e" at the end of verbs.
We'll also look at Schultz's use of "mein Fräulein" and how this term of address has evolved over time. Additionally, we'll explore the use of the genitive case in Schultz's articulate German, which contrasts with modern standard usage.