Is life really better in Germany?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- Have you ever wondered what life is really like in Germany? I decided to find out by chatting with expats who were brave enough to make the move. In this video, I uncover the truth behind the pros and cons of living abroad. From speaking with foreigners who’ve experienced it all, I reveal whether life is truly better in Germany.
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"French are working more than germans"-- This is the most controversial statement i have ever heard.
Yes I also thought she is joking.
I think the French might work more in terms of hours but Germans might be more efficient with the time they work
@@vinschnent yes exactly. Its senseless if the French work 1000 hours per day but are not productive. I observed the same in Greece and Spain, where I live. They work a lot but they do nearly nothing in this time and wonder, why they dont earn money. Just sitting and waiting and doing nothing is not working.
France has conpared to other countries in europe super low houres per week. She is lying.
I think there are little places in the world where the people work less the in France
Many of those impressions are *very* specific to Munich, the rest of Germany can be very different. Both in a positive and in a negative way.
He should go visit the Ruhrpott.
even the smallest city in germany you have a better life
@@barbarusbloodshed6347 Not sure what you think of "Ruhrpott" but I have lived there for about 10 years and it was pretty alright.
In my experience people who find a lot of places to be "dangerous" have either been really unlucky or they have a tendency to get into trouble themselves... or they've never actually been to said place and just heard scary stories.
Like I now live in Berlin close to Warschauer Straße/Brücke and some people will be like "oh no don't go there. it's so dangerous!" and I'm like what are you even talking about? Same with places like Kottbusser Tor in Kreuzberg or Neukölln in general.
A couple of homeless punks or dudes selling weed aren't going to shiv you for walking by. Some people just live way too sheltered lives and freak out the moment they see signs of poverty or minor criminial activity.
Sure like in every other Countries
In these days it’s more complicated
Illegal immigrants are a huge issue right now.
The government isnt doing a good job at all.
Anyhow hope is on its way
"Is life really be-ah?" ... said the Brit.
Britain. Where they love their tea but hate the T.
Dropping the "-tt-" grates on the ears to be honest
@@stateofflux7453 To you, I love it.
@@MellonVegan No, it sounds bad. The dropped T sound comes across very harsh.
And one of the key reasons Germany is so great is that “Vee Germans love Prezision und Korrectness, ja”
@Proud Anglo-Saxon No love for the "T"
This is so strange for me...
I am German, but lived 24 years in the US, and recently returned home.
I so understand the interviewed opinions, i do feel a bit as a foreigner here as well.
The bureaucracy and lack of digital solutions is really a pain. 😅
I mean... you may have the option to fill out a form out online, just so they print it out in their office and it gets processed the old way anyway. 😂
One thing is for sure: Shit happens everywhere, but it is MUCH safer here than anywhere in the USA.
Fun video, thank you for posting.
Die Wälder in Europa brennen und aus Russland gibt es kein Papier mehr. Bisher gilt noch: wenn einmal die große Flut kommt, dann finden wir Deutschland wieder , wegen den Zetteln auf der Wasseroberfläche.
Aber wie gesagt, Papier wird knapp..
"Shit happens everywhere, but it is MUCH safer here than anywhere in the USA." - LOL. What about zillions of far right Neo Nazi crimes? Deep rooted Nazi penetration in police force?
Als jemand, der seit fast 10 Jahren in Spanien lebt, kann ich sagen, dass es hier tausend mal schlimmer ist als in Deutschland. Behörden reagieren teilweise nicht mal auf Nachfragen meines Anwaltes und es wird allgemein empfohlen, sich nur über Gestorias an spanische Behörden zu wenden, um überhaupt Aussicht auf Erfolg zu haben. In Deutschland bekommt man wenigstens irgendwann das, was man haben will.
@@g.f.w.6402 Sicherlich Nigerien ist noch schlimmer. Wir reden über Deutschland.
Ich stimme Ihnen zu. Lebe auch am Mittelmeer und die Bürokratie ist um einiges ineffektiver. Im Vergleich zur Schweiz, Dänemark, Hong Kong oder anderen entwickelten Staaten wie die USA ist Deutschland eine Katastrophe. Hier ist ein Kanadier online ohne Besuch in Kanada zur Rente gegangen. Macht seinen Reisepass auch online. Da ist Deutschland weit weg davon...
I moved from Germany to New Zealand, and I miss how smoothly everything worked in Germany, plus the Germans are much more reliable than the New Zealanders. When you come from Germany you take things for granted, now I appreciate it more.
I think that’s something very true. Its easy to criticize things if you’ve never seen anything else and think the answers and solutions are simple.
I would say most of the ppl who actually lived in other parts of the world will tell you they realized what they had. There is no perfect and the grass seems to always be greener on the other side. Appreciate your own grass lol
Totally agree! We (i.e. Germans) are a bunch of complainers and there are quite a few of things to complain about. But on the whole, we have it pretty good. Anyone who has ever lived abroad for a long time can understand that, I think. And on a side note: I think it's good to point out one's faults because acknowledging what's wrong is the first step to improvement.
whats wrong with new zealand
The best thing when I travel to Germany, compared to Guatemala is the beautiful silence, no trash, and no poor street animals.
There's nothing wrong with street animals, they can live freely, our world isn't just for humans.
@@Ambrosia- You need to understand as well, that domestic animals rely on humans beings, they can't survive ''freely'' on their own
@@Ambrosia- they aren’t talking about dogs running freely on a field, mate. they’re talking about dogs being malnourished and oftentimes abused, searching for something to eat in people’s rubbish. it’s not pretty, and it’s not poetic. these animals deserve and should have a home and humans to take care of them.
That's Trump propaganda
@@captainchaoscow ❓❓❓
Your interviews illuminate so much positive energy- it’s amazing! Thank your work and way of being.
Munich was so quiet and peaceful when I was there in 2014. I loved it. People are reserved.
As a german i wish more other germans would see this video to be more thankful what they have.
I was for 3 weeks in Rio de Janeiro and it showed me pretty well how different the world can be.
I'm from Brazil, I've been to Germany but never to Rio de Janeiro because my parents don't think it's safe enough lol
It's almost a German pass-time to complain, yet mass-riots are much less prevalent than in neighboring France, unless the crowd is really pissed off (even then they're mostly peaceful). If you ever get no proper response from a German on what's bugging them, you can safely assume their life is as perfect as it gets or they just don't know were to start. 🤭
wow someone from my country of Honduras! glad to see that, big difference in those 2 countries.
What could be better ? Coming from a german, the korean girl was spot on ... the bureaucracy in this country is awful, even for us germans
The double whammy is that 'Beamtendeutsch' is hard to understand for many natives… how can people cope that don't speak the language apart from running everything through machine translation or (hopefully) getting an official translation. At least all country-wide legal stuff should be available in other languages (human-verified) online.
Can we shortly thank the English for making their language so easy to learn that we can talk to people from all over the world?
English spelling doesnt make it *that* easy often
@@galaxydave3807 Bow your bow when the bow man is at the bow side.
Yeah, love it. Doesn't make sense, but shows some disadvatages of the english language
@@peter_meyer In all languages, one can give an example with homonyms and polysemantic words. It's not a 'disadvantage'.
@@hlodovvig Do a similar one in german. And don't come up with "umfahren", that's just two meanings.
English is not exactly easy. It is ubiquitous. And the latter makes it acceptable as a lingua franca. Native speakers can still spot hundreds of grammatical and stylistic errors in your written English.
In my opinion, as a German, it is ok country to live, but not to enjoy life. Any time I was in Brazil or Italy I made friend super quickly, and they are really good friends, including my Italian boyfriend... In Germany I only am friends good friends with people with Turkish background etc. I do think my German German friends are way too strict and cold-hearted, I do not feel so well around them. I dont connect with typical German mentality, sometimes can be really harsh and brutal mentality... I love Italian way of living, you invite people over for pasta pizza, just to have a nice evening, you dont have to become friends or best friends, but just be a bit more spontaneous and friendly. A smile goes a long way.
try to live in italy whitout you’re parents support IS LITERALLY IMPOSSIBLE people whit master degrees in engineering get payed 1500/1600€ a month but the cost of the life is not that different from Germany (10% less or something like that)
I think Italians really like foreigners so if anyone comes I think its very easy to make friends. Source: Im from Sicily :D
Don’t forget, Bavaria and Germany can be very different things 😂 I am from NRW and have lived in Munich for a couple of years. So I know 😂. In London, too, btw. Keep going 🖖
Bavaria is by far the biggest & most important 'Freistaat' (Saxony comes somewhat close, but still far). Baden-Württemberg, North Rhine-Westphalia, Lower Saxony & Hesse also have a lot people, but none of those states even have noteworthy independence movements. Munich if anything may be comparable to Hamburg in terms of entire federal states.
Love your Interviews ❤
Ich liebe deine Videos, du stellst Fragen die viel aufmachen und tiefere Einblicke in die Persönlichkeiten geben, weiter so 👌😘
The Main Problem here in Germany is the Bürokratie. To much paperwork. I am German and i hate it. Love your Videos, Mate. 👍✌️
whaaaaaat :D its the best thing about germany! woudl you rather be at the mercy of the mood of some dude or gal who decideds stiff for you ?`i think having a papertrail of all decision and acts done to and from you is THE best thing if you want objectiviy in all things :D that said there is of course no reason why the papertrail still needs to be on friggin paper in 2023 :P but we are gettign there..slowly but steady , my mom litterlya last year was creating web forms for "Haltung eines gefährlichen Hundes" for the city administration ;) its comming ! dont give up hope :D
Really depends on your Wohnort. I'm living in one of the kleinste Landkreis and everything Bürokratie goes smoothly and fast. 😊
@@knownuser0815 come to Hamburg mate. 🤣✌️
Hey man, great video! Come up to Northern Germany... Would love to see you again!
mein Reden, Digger! 👍🏼
They respect the fact that everyone has more time to live, on the other hand they complain that the shops are closed on Sundays....
You ask us Germans what could be better? Simples ... open your eyes, realise that every country/mentality has something beautiful to offer. Identify it, honour and embrace it!
Except everything which Germany has to offer are rabid institutional discrimination and general hostility in everyday lives.
@@val-schaeffer1117 are you okay?
@@Iikkxx35567 More like German dog. Or German's dog. Lord Haw Haw?
@@val-schaeffer1117 what?
@@val-schaeffer1117 what? 😂
1:18 The lambo. Gold
I am a German. And im very proud of our values. Everybody here can live in freedome ans Peace.
Muslim values?
@@klo786 😂
Imagine having a bunch of turks in your country, hell no...
@@klo786 Certainly not Christian, apart from maybe in Bavaria or close by.
I can't tell you why the literal " *Christian* Democratic Union" let so many extremist Muslims in (those that don't aggressive impose their beliefs or cause injuries are covered by the constitution), other than a lingering sense of guilt for our precursor… Reich. Well, I know perfectly integrated Muslims, but nowadays they form the minority.
@@klo786 muslim and all other religion members are fine to me, as long as they don't put their religion above the German laws.
Honey, There's a huge difference between working a lot and working efficiently.
Thanks for your videos. It helps us Germans with an external view.
My day always gets better when you upload. God bless you all and your families!❤
Germany could be the best or one of the best place(s) for living on earth but the biggest problem with it is its language which takes decades to master. By the time you learn German well enough to understand spoken form of it without subtitles, you will have left your adolescence behind! Germany has always been a dream place for me to live (because I'm a car enthusiast interested in German Youngtimers!) but Deutsch is a massive barrier that never let me enter this great country. Wish all the people in the world could speak the same language and communicate much easier.
Try the Michael Thomas method. And the language isn’t really a barrier, if you’re serious about your dream!
@@wakeupcall2665 Thanks for your recommendation. Unfortunately, I have a hearing problem that sometimes makes it hard to even understand my first language let alone second or third languages! If people speak loud enough, I can understand them but most people tend to speak calmly and they get angry when you ask them to repeat (beg your pardon!) what they have already said!
@@Messergebnis-liebhaber your English is good enough that you shouldn't have too many problems learning German, after all German and English are close cousins... English is basically just a German dialect with a few bits of French, Latin and Old Norse thrown in.
Try to see the two languages as one. My tip: look at the sounds and their equivalents in both languages.
The English TH is equivalent to the German D.
Thanks = Danke
The = Der, Die, Das
Think = Denken
The English GH is equivalent to the German CH.
Light = Licht
Night = Nacht
The English T is equivalent to the German S.
Water = Wasser
What = Was
That = Das (there's the TH = D again)
etc. etc.
Once you've internalized this you'll have no problems learning German.
@@barbarusbloodshed6347 Thank you my friend. The truth is I have started learning German for a while (about 2 weeks and a half) and I know all the similarities between the two languages you mentioned above (they are both Germanic languages). I can make simple sentences in German now such as:
Wie schnell fahren Sie?
Können Sie bitte mir geben um etwas zu schreiben?
So, yes I have already started studying German (I study about 3 - 4 hours per day).
However, the main problems I face with are:
1) - Understanding spoken German
2) - Making sentences in German and German word order
All the complexities of German grammar can be handled because there are rules to follow but the word order doesn't seem to follow any strict rules and verbs, subjects, adverbs and objects can switch their places in a sentence awkwardly! Maybe things get better during the process but I'm not sure!
@@Messergebnis-liebhaber Just hold on! 2-3 weeks are not much, it will take at least months, but you can learn any language. :) I've studied some languages in my life and the beginning is hard, but it will get better and better, but I guess, you know that.
There are also videos like "Easy German", that might help at some point.
Just one thing. The country is spelled Colombia ;)
Would be much nicer when you also do it in other cities that people have a picture about Germany and not only Munich.
We are to serious, like the man on the bike said. The Netherlands they are not that strict for what i have experienced- again a little generalised. When you visit or move here choose the right city or area for your state of mind. That is the maybe the most interesting fact about Germany, that when it comes to mentalities, we got everything here. Beaches, mountains, forests, castles, several big cities every part coming with another mentality and vibe.
Nice video, als always.
Now, being German and never really having lived anywhere else, I do not feel entitled to answer.
I think, however, what may come up in the comments is the question of "general safety" - now, Munich is, undoubtedly, one of the safer major cities in Germany, and definitly one of the cleanest I have ever visited. :)
However, I'd say that compared with other countries, general safety nationwide is not as bad as some Germans think it is. (Talking to expat co-students and co-workers was quite enlightening there).
This is especially true for the countryside (even if burglary eg has increased over the past decades alongside with transit traffic). Eg, it is said that Mafia leaders frequently hide in the German countryside posing as decent Italian citizens - as no one would ever look for them there. (This is true for my former home town, at least, where such a guy for years was the neighbour and friend of the local chief of police...)
But also if you take a look at big cities. There are always areas where one would not like to go alone, but I guess that is true for every city (Edit: almost everywhere in the world). I am a middle-aged (or well, a bit more than that) woman, and still feel safe using public transport during evenings in the larger cities of my area. And it's not Munich, btw. :)))
Yep, fully agree. After living in a London suburb for almost 2 years i appreciate the allnight public transport in my tow and around. Despite living just 30km out of London city, it was more or less impossible to get out of London late in the evening. So either you had a car or had to leave the city at 7pm latest. Alternatvely pay a taxi cab 60 quid. That was back when the Pound was at 1,60.
I come from eastern Europe and to me is life hier in Germany pretty uncomfortable, and the German people quite narrow minded and they have all the same opinions.
@@Ulysses88047 All of them? Then why are there more than 20 political parties? And how do they all get votes?
@@peter_meyer No there are seven political parties, and only one of them makes another policy ( AfD ) against the Establishment ( the other parties). That's why this party, which is making a different policy is being attacked, defamed and demonized, so that the Germans are afraid of it and although they are quite unhappy with the other parties, they don't vote for this one party. German people are extremely conform and obedient.
@@Ulysses88047 Interesting. I am quite sure that there is a lot of disagreement between Germans , but then - we tend to live in bubbles and avoid people thinking differently, at times.
So maybe you are somewhat locked-in in the wrong bubble (for you)?
Depending from where you live, it might be difficult to find another one - I was more successful via the internet (using forums, or fb-groups) than in real life, for sure.
the french guy is handsome, i love his accent
he looks very typical in his movements and attitude
Great work bro
Great video! Thanks!
Munich is quite different from other cities in Germany.
7:10 did he say he got KO'd twice back in the UK?
I think yes, lol
I love how us English just straight up tell it how it is back home (there are dead bodies in the water) and everyone swears a lot
Bruh you need to interview balck folks on this topic. Trust me it will be interesting.
خذ بعين الاعتبار ان جميع المقابلات في ميونيخ وليس في كل المانيا
المانيا بلد جميل. وعقلية شعبها عملية جدا هذا مايميزها عن غيرها وكمحب ومربي للكلاب عشقت هذه البلاد من حبي لكلاب الروت وايلر
والمتربع علي عرش الكلاب في العالم الراعي الالماني .
اتمني زيارة هذه البلد
fully agree 😂
I wish people here would be more friendly. Die Deutschen sind so distanziert, es ist echt eine große Herausforderung hier Freundschaften zu schließen
Fully agree! It's difficult to make friends here.
Hello everyone here. Wish and hope you're good. Here is what i know. Germany is the perfect land for germans. Being an auslander, especially african- housing appartments are expensiiiiiiivvvves, taxes and health(itq true it helps) take 42% of ur salary. There are 23 millions of migrants there but they still complain about lack of laborers. Because language barrières. U have millions of talented and able migrants but on the streets,obliged C1 level for a job,having an appointment takes months. Really. And for the migrants that make it, they r just used to benefit the economy but how they been treated. They should regulise migrants situation there
Nice video! just one small typo, it is Colombia, not Columbia
Maybe their from DC, District of Columbia.
@@alvarotorres9057 Nope. She is from Colombia, as in South America.
Me getting more excited cuz I got a job and just booked my appointment with the consulate.
Ask this in Vienna!!
1:32
I counted 20 times "like"
I cringed so hard
Great vídeo congrats 👏
i might have missed something or maybe they did not show it but what were they saying about the "german" on the bicycle
You're digustingly Brittish, and I love you.
My wife and I spent September 2011 in NYC ( Manhattan). In 2013 we spent September in Charlottenburg-Berlin. Germany was a better experience. Why? There was this feeling of physical security and an amazing history that was not self-congratulatory. If every country owned its history like Germany does, the world would be a better place. If you can respect a country then I respect Germany. PS I am only speaking for myself but my wife does not vehemently disagree. And I am certainly not knocking NYC, but, gee ,maintain your infrastructure !
Cheerz😊!
Be careful from the neighbors the call the police if you make a barbecue
Yes, because you didn't invite them.
what could be better is much like one of them said, that other countries are starting to get ahead on stuff like bikefriendly cties, green cities, renewables etc - germany has been resting on its economic wealth a lot and now that its not aas good as it was, many people here dont realize that the economy depends on adapting to climate change as well and that we're about to wake up on how much we are relying on what !used! to make a lot of us well off
Life ist better in Germany if you come from Equador.
There are a few things wich could be better in Germany.
It’s so hard to make friends here .
The Germans could be more open minded and relaxed
It might be you, who is the issue (going by your other comment... and your avatar).
you should try to socialize without exposing that outdated nationalist Prussian flag in your profile pic and see what's gonna happen, good luck, Fritz!
Germany is good place to live. But Finnland is one of the most efficient country in my opinion. No bureaucracy, almost everything is digital, efficient transport systems.
off topic but i just love accents so much
which accents are you talking about? those of the people interviewed or the local ones in Germany?
My men, just FYI. It's Colombia. Not Columbia.
As an American I 100% agree with the other American statement! We literally work all the time here. It’s been seven years since I have found the time to go on a vacation. All I do is work. All Americans care about is making money and buying things to keep up with our neighbors! It’s a sick society!
Speak for yourself. I worked 40 hrs a week all my life (63 years). I made a good living and am very thrifty with what I buy.
@@bengaljam4550 your from a different time. Things are more difficult. So speak for yourself!! Clown!!
Now send these people to Frankfurt for a week
Und?
why tha hell god save the king anthem in a video about germany ?
because he's german
It's super worth it to live in germany
Only if you're white, and below average unskilled migrant siphoning the welfare system.
Its not for your mental health and social interactions.
@@Kostas_Dikefalaios Not even for the salaries as they are shit low, further worsened by sky high taxes. Add to that, stuffy exclusionary arrogant culture, lousy food, bad weather.
@@val-schaeffer1117 Yeah Germany had its financial high back when my parents migrated there 40 years ago. Its still high compared to my country but I am really weighing down on either going back home and being happy with less or try a country like Switzerland.
@@Kostas_Dikefalaios Actually NOT that higher. Germans are masters of doctoring stats to look good. Ultimate indicator of wealth is INDIVIDUAL wealth ownership, where it ranks only ONE rank above Greece (and worse than Slovenia and Malta). It is simple: taste of the pudding is in eating.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_wealth_per_adult
No, we never cross a red light!
We want to be good examples, just in case a kid would watch.
Interestingly the Mexican woman feels safer in Germany .. but didn’t a Mexican woman go missing in Germany ? Horrible luck on that missing woman .. a remainder that bad things can happen anywhere and you need to be vigilant and have common sense in their lives
That girl deleted herself
4:13 never worked a minute
Colombia*
As a Greek who grew up in Germany... its only good for the money. I am already planning to leave this country and return home and take a bit of a hit financially for actually having a beautiful country with warmer people or try Switzerland. Swiss people arent as cold as Germans.
You're just a regular German, fed up with German BS who want's to leave Germany to live with good weather and friendly people. That is as German as it can get. Congrats! :D
@@d.h.1999 I am not a German. Far from it. Not only culturally.
@@Kostas_Dikefalaios A person, who declares money as the only good reason to live in Germany, doesn't understand the true German values.
@@Kostas_DikefalaiosI can understand
@@Kostas_Dikefalaiosyou won’t be missed
Is that Lucas Bravo from Emily in Paris? LOL.
Beim Intro: Thema Deutschland und man nimmt die Melodie der englischen Nationalhymne 😂
Oder vom dt. Kaiser
I swear i've seen that guy on the red bike in another TH-cam interview video
Munich has nothing to do with the germany I'm used to and grew up in.
Come to west germany, near the netherlands. It's a whole fucking different story here trust me!
How it is different?
3:45 It's Colombia, not Columbia
Since corona we often pay with credit cards
The country is spelled "Colombia" (yes even in English) not "Columbia"
Covid didn't destroy handshaking (as we can see from the end of the video)
One couldn’t tell that Germany was still efficient telling from Frankfurt Airport lol
To be fair, the airspace is _crowded_ over Frankfurt & still no major incidents to speak of.
@@whohan779 yes but just getting through security to switch flights is a nightmare. 2 hour layover will be tight
@@mikevarga6742it is one of the busiest airports in the world - squeezed into a very small space... that's why.
@@sisuguillam5109 yea. American airports are crazy busy too. In New York u can switch flights in 30 mins max. That Frankfurt security takes their time.
@@mikevarga6742 national the standard in FRA is 30; it is (unless it changed) 45 if you are switching in the same Terminal. I, personally, wouldn't book flights with that short a connection time because I do not feel like stressig myself - but travel agents/platforms can offer you flights with that connection time.
yeah, more freedom in Germany - this is what a Belarusian can tell.
I left Germany a long time ago, since I felt it was too crowded.
When was that ? And where did you leave to ?
Yes its very crowded & loud imo (I'm German), everywhere you hear and see people, cars, trains... wish it could be more like scandinavian countrys, Canada etc (more nature, less people)...and it only gets worse more and more people are coming here ... a lot of people dont care about others anymore listening to loud music on their phones in trains as if they are the only people there etc etc
@@antjestr1047 most of the world will become like this unfortunately
so, thanks for leaving the space over to us 🤜🏼🤛🏼
life is fine here but its a hell hole when it comes to dating and meeting a girl. Its totally non existent to meet someone
well, depends ... 😂
Usually u habe like 2 or 3 renting companys in town thaz are verry effordsble but u need wbs or its hard to find em as a foriginer i can imagine
Or landlors discriminste not the " race" but ur a student or u just got a job u arent theiugh the first 3 months, self imployed u once where unimplpyed for a long period
Even for germans its hard to find a nice place in a specific area i mean u dont wsnt to be to fshr away feom where u work study or grew up (in my case) makes it hard
But jes this rent situation discriminstion westher u where on alg2 for a whilenor ur an imigrsnt freshly came here its ...something needs to change
England is a very safe country i was in cornwall
UK is a huge dump 👍
Listen at 6:34
She is a bitch?
Better or beddah?
Boze.... or both 🤔 🤣
isn't it cockney?
@@farukkaya6870 NO.
I just asked my London born spouse, it's simply "London accent/dialect" 😊
@@saba1030 London and greater London area.
@@farukkaya6870 You wouldn't understand a word, let alone what he's talking about would it be cockney.
Better than living where?
I heard koln is very safe at new years :)
Idiot
😂😂😂
If you're man of Southern appearance that is.
black dot on a white piece of paper. Crimes do exist everywhere. Name a city where no crimes ever happened before! And what is the crime rate of cologne compared to the other cities on earth? How many cities on earth are less safer?
@@dhtran681 well I don’t see thousands of German immigrants arriving in the Middle East raping women
That one point points really out....i really start to hate these generalisations! That´s not only about germans and Germany. It is interesting anyway ;-)
The anthem at the beginning is 105 years too late ;-)
You keep misspelling Colombia. You’ve done that in more than one video.
Depends on the region in Germany. Munich in Bavaria is very particular in Germany.
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It's funny to see what bothers people from other countries in Germany and that's exactly what bothers us Germans too 🤣
Too much paperwork, paying with cash, long waiting times at authorities, rents and infrastructure.
This is only for Munich.. they should come and see dortmund, tram here is from the 1800's, stinky, often drunkards well mostly :)
1) Beraucracy.
2) High taxes + low salaries.
3) Stores closed on holidays/some in the middle of a day.
4) You can't pay with a debit card because they don't really invest in IT sector.
5) Lack of startups, cool companies that really make their way into the global market, like Amazon, Google, etc etc and therefore lack of opportunities.
6) High living costs.
Absolute bollocks. Not a single correct point.
@@peter_meyer Do they have a good startup ecosystem in Germany?
@@asmitnandi3432 In Berlin, yes. Maybe Hamburg, Leipzig and Munich, too.
@@peter_meyer Oh thanks for the info.
thats just incorrect lol
I thought you want to make a Video about Germany not about Munich
Munich is a city, the third largest, in Germany
to the mexican lady i am impressed that you feel safe alone at 2 am because a lot of women i know don't
For sure in Germany is better than in Poland 😅
they didn’t even interview a Pole
*Colombia - um Gottes Willen!
Germany could be a great place to migrate to if weren't so ducking racist. Our tendency to stay for our own and not really talking to strangers if that can be avoided (we consider that impolite) leads us to reinforce prejudices. That is of course not true for everybody or everywhere but in average we are less open to strangers. If, for example, you have no contact to people from Turkey or Syria you just make up how these people are in our mind or what we see in TV... Therefore regions with the lowest rate of foreigners are the most afraid of "Überfremdung" ... Yes, I am looking at you Sachsen, but not exclusively.
true. also you think that foreigners are stupid or less only because they dont speak perfectly german. that sucks!
You cant expect germans to like only making half of the population.
@@cowhatcat8158 Learn english. Anyway it's far, in fact very far from 50%.
Es ist in erster Linie eine Frage der Mentalität und nicht der Ausländerfeindlichkeit. Hinzu kommt, dass Angst ein Instinkt ist, für den sich niemand schämen muss. Der Ausländeranteil in Sachsen beträgt 5,7%. Wer maßt sich an zu entscheiden, ob das niedrig oder hoch ist? Außerdem sind die Menschenrechte einer jeden Bevölkerung eines jeden Landes einzuhalten, was auch beinhaltet, dass die Menschen ihr gewohntes Leben leben können. Ich empfehle ein PoWi- oder Jurastudium und wenn möglich noch ein Psychologiestudium vor weiteren unqualifizierten Kommentaren. Ich habe selbst unzählig viele wissenschaftliche Texte geschrieben und Migrationsgeschichte und erwarte das nicht von anderen, aber so viel Unsinn in so wenigen Sätzen wie das, was du schreibst, ist schon beachtlich.
Yup you right. Greets from Dresden ;)
"Have you ever wondered what life is really like in Germany?". For whom? And where? For college kids? Or people from dangerous countries?
it's being compared to other countries. why are you butthurt?
Please bro for the next time you can put UNITED STATES instead America? because americans we are all countries like Uruguay, Argentina, Peru, Mexico etc.
However, nice video!!! Regards from Uruguay.
Go to Berlin!
Adding the imperial anthem is a nice touch 😊
I can't help but sing Liechtenstein's anthem to it when I see it for Munich (the most similar country who still uses it).
"Oben am jungen Rhein
Lehnet sich Liechtenstein…"
habt ihr euch verlaufen?