Damm your x was given a manna from heaven and he lost it some men are really lucky to have beautiful thing but they don't take it serious beautiful every good man will die to have you in his life even me well I live Freiburg city am working in company as electrical engineering awww I which I can got to know you.
if i have opportunity like your x i will never miss use it your type is not easy to find anywhere he takes the grace of God to find someone like you i really love your comfindance your courage and mostly i love your energy , where do you live in germany?
Nnadozie David You better hurry up and do what ever you’re going to do because I swear as soon as this coronavirus nonsense is over I’m coming to Germany to meet this beautiful woman. The only red flag I see is this beautiful black woman like to live in places where there are really no black people. Now that I’m thinking with the head on my shoulders, I think I’ll just keep my black ass right here in Atlanta, Georgia. It’s beautiful sisters like her everywhere and the like being around people who look like them.
Well done for winning all those scholarships that have led you to where you are. You're such a great example for other black girls who would like to explore the world. I m an African living in Scotland and I totally love it. Homogenous societies will always be ignorant, but you can always find open-minded people to explore the world together.
I’m American and I lived in Berlin! It was amazing. I highly recommend spending the summer there, if not longer! It’s so cheap and there are so many expats from all over the world living there.
What a bullshit... I'm Angolan 22 years years i grew up in Berlin, Germany since the age of 3. Only "be careful" if you're strolling out at the night alone, overall Germany is much safer than USA. You're probably one of these Americans who probably never been outside USA borders and got to know different cultures and still have stereotypical about Germany....
Thanks for your insights! A great story you got. It is really impressing to make a decision like that: to move to another continent and cultural area in a totally alien environment with the aim to stay for a longer period of time. I am German and my Italian girlfriend did it similarly to you, moving to Germany for her studies at University. Italy is not as far away as America, but nevertheless different in terms of culture, climate and language. She also came here without really knowing anybody else, just because she always has been so interested in German culture and language and been fed up with Italy as a state. Now she's been living here for seven years. And despite that, growing some roots is not always easy, it is more that she is stuck in between two countries in a way, seeing advantages and disadvantages in both countriies, feeling cut off a part of herself in either way - thinking about permanently returning to Italy or staying here. You were talking about "moving on" soon, as conditions have changed. I hope it is not just because of your ex-boyfriend or mainly for the situation for black people you described in the other video. I wonder, though, whether my girlfriend returned to Italy in case we 'll split up (theoretically spoken).... Feeling "home" is just a complex thing.... it is not only about your own past, heritage or family. It also is about loved people, about familiar places, smells, sounds, appreciation and - yes - the feeling of being a part of the whole, of belonging to others. I am always happy if people can feel at home in Germany, despite some hurdles or difficulties. But it is an individual thing and not to be forced. I'd also wish you to feel enough at home here so you'd like to stay for longer. But you seem to be a very open minded and curious person, so moving elsewhere is always a new chance for new impressions and lessons to learn ;) Speaking about your time in Germany and Austria: did you notice any differences as far as your "black colour experiences" are concerned? In terms of feeling welcomed or pushed back? What do you like about Austria and your German region? In terms of landscapes or dialects or attitudes or behaviours? And dislike? And do you feel related to other Americans, like from New York City, living in Germany? I think there are always such expat groups and so on... or do you find it rather useless to meet own countrymen abroad? Unlike the United States, Germany has never had the self-image of being a country of immigration. And regarding the diversity of people it is of course much more homogenic. That is why people of colour or any kind of "person with a migration background" as it is officially stated, are still more "stared at" here. They - positively spoken - arouse somebody's interest and yes, even the ignorant question of "where are you (really) from?" very often is just a sign of true interest, despite the aim of reducing complexity and putting people in a box (which can be explained by my previous sentence). But much has been changing for the last decades here towards a not only more multicultural country (nearly half of today's school children have that so called migration background, meaning at least one of their parents is no German citizen or was not born here). I guess it just needs some more time for "normalization". But: there is this "norm" of what it means to be German and it is stuck in people's heads. Germans have been arguing over that for centuries: as there still was no unified Germany prior to 1871, there has for long been the question what united the Germans besides their language. And those cultural questions - what makes a German a German - often led to a shared heritage finally. This is why this issue still is dominant today. Other immigrants' nations like the US never had this "problem". And countries with a unified state's history, e.g. like France, didn't use to have it either. And that is still why in Germany "integration" is such a topic: foreigners shall not only learn the language and find a job, so they can contribute their part, but shall also fit in culturally - in any way. But to which extend? In Austria it is similar, I think... finally, Austria just belongs to the same cultural sphere and used to be seen as an ordinary German area like Bavaria, Brandenburg or the Rhineland as well in former times until political tensions and wars separated it from the rest.
You don't sound like just 24. But having lived in 4 countries probably makes one more mature. And you like the way you talk - even if I can not really say why. I have the impression you are just telling facts, not trying to blame anybody for anything not trying to show how good you are. It's more like "tiefstapeln" (the opposite of "showing off"). Very nice to hear
We’re the same height and I knew i heard some Jamaican in you! I’m Jamaican living in the US who also loves Romance Novels especially English Lit . I’ve never met anyone else who enjoys it most people think I’m actually living in a fantasy world but I know it’s exists lol ❤️
You looked so tall (lol) and you are so polished, I swore you were going to reveal that you’re a model! You are a mature, beautiful young lady! Wishing you much success in Germany!
You're young and living your best life I really admire what you are doing I only pray 🙏 that you will stay safe and not put too much stock into anyone until you really really great to know them you are a very beautiful and smart person if you don't remember anything else about this comment Just stay safe and close to God 🙏 ❣️
If you moved to London, we have over a billion and one black people here, no one would notice. You are absolutely beautiful though.. your melanin skin pops..
I lived in Hanau, Germany growing up and often wonder what it would be like living in Deutschland as an adult. Thanks for sharing btw... i think the Uk or France would suit you well.
Austria is awesome!!!Vien is soooooo beautiful!!❤️❤️❤️can’t wait to go back.I lived in Munich for 2 years.Ich spreche sehr gut Deutsch!!I jealous you!!
So nice to see you! Your English is super, I did not notice any NY accent, but "Hochenglisch". I love the Jamaican accent, however. They sing when they speak. Sister, I may be white, but you are of my own kind of people. God bless you!
I know this is probably late but have you thought about Portugal? Lisbon in particular is very multicultural has great transportation, social services, healthcare etc. It's also close to the USA so traveling home to see family is easy and often inexpensive. Good luck on your future journey!
I've heard Portugal is amazing! I am just nervous to have to learn another language. I had such a difficult time with German (still am struggling sometimes haha)
@@ZoieMarie I never had any problems with speaking English there. Most people in Porto, Lisbon, Algarve, etc speak English pretty well. It's so beautiful there. I highly recommend it 😉
Hey My Lovely Beauty! Welcome to TH-cam. I just watched all your videos. It want be long before you’ll have lots of subscribers. Personally I enjoy Vlogs...which is what I do mostly. Do you get back to Jamaica often? One of my favorite places to go in fact I fly out on March 7 for a week.
Love that you took the Leap!! So good to see the world and experience how different people live......I was a white man in an African country and experienced the stares, the touche etc.....You are handling this so well.
As a guy who has been single most of his life, I'm going to give you some tips to combat loneliness : 1 join a club where you can do an activity you like 2 read restaurant reviews and check out new restaurants by yourself. 3 get a lonely planet guide on Germany, Austria and Switzerland and travel within Germanic speaking areas. Berlin, Hamburg, cologne, Dresden and Vienna are great cities. Switzerland has got a great one week rail holiday (not sure about the name). You could also take holidays in the summer around alpine lakes in Germanic speaking areas such as die bodensee, which borders Germany, Austria and Switzerland, die zurcher see, which borders zuerich, and die vierwaldstattersee, which borders luzern
I thought Germany was a really cool the little town reminded me of a story book.. You said you were leaving Germany but mentioned Berlin, Germany. Try U.K. and see how you like it.
Omg so watching this video I realized we have so much in common. I’m from the Caribbean, I teach English, I also just started vlogging, I live in Europe now and we have the same iPhone😂
Damn am speachlpess , seeing a beahtiful soul lonely in a foriegnland breaks ma heart, Zoie just hang in there a while, prince charming will come ur way soon. Gosh u beautiful 😭😭😭😭
Maybe you can link with army barbie she's going through a tough time while living in Germany is sistas have to stick together. She's on TH-cam as well. You seem very nice and love this video ♥️♥️
Beautiful story beautiful intelligent woman . i enjoy all walks of life stories .especially people who are foreign .iam planning my relocate out into unfamiliar territory may god bless us all on our journey whatever that may be..
Good for you young lady most young people don't know what it's like to be anywhere travel travel travel, I don't know you but i'm very proud of you I myself went to Europe last year and going back this year and i'm 68 years young I'll be 69 in September well got to go smoochies....
Hi! Throughout your moving journey, can you vlog the process of deciding where you want to go. I’ve always wanted to live abroad ( I live in NJ) but it’s hard when you’re not familiar with places that are out of the country.
Very interesting that you are sharing your experiences. Am curious to hear more about your experiences and journey especially if you return to the US in a few years. I came back to Germany a few years ago because I wanted my kids to learn German and go to school here, however I regret that decision today. Good luck. If not in Germany, I live in PR.
Love this! I studied abroad in Germany too and a bit in Austria and loved it!! I'm also black haha. I want to live there after college. Love your channel!
Your story is so similar to mine! I identify with your stories so much. (study abroad to the romance and everything lol) Except I wasn't able to accept the English teaching job because of covid-19. I plan to do this as soon as I can because I loved living in Germany so much. Having had experienced living in Germany two separate times changed me for the better. Anyway, I love your channel so much, you are personally such an inspiration to me especially since we are the same age and both black women from America.
Yes I’m glad I met you. You can help with me wanting to move and be on my own. I’m 22 living in my parents house feeling so conformed I’m grateful but I’m ready to leave. Wanting to be smart, start a business first then travel and figure out where I want to be permanently! Any tips on money, traveling, budgeting etc?
Wow, I love how you are exploring and seeing the world. You seem so wise and down to earth. I am enjoying your videos and I can't wait to hear you spill the tea with that ex-boyfriend.
Montreal or Toronto Canada is great. Very multicultural and we’re friendly people. My parents are Jamaican and there are tons of Jamaicans here in Toronto and in Montreal. Although there are so many other different people from many cultural backgrounds, you really can’t go wrong. Montreal has a vibrant student life culture while Toronto is a bit more corporate but both places are great. Come through! 😊
You are a beautiful young lady and I like that you were not afraid to do your thing I have been trying to get both of my kids to do the same while in college. On another note Berlin is Germany I was stationed their for a few years it was amazing the best part of Germany and one of the best places I ever lived. You will lover Berlin check it out.
Hey Zoie-Marie! I too am from JA Via Miami. My sister also traveled abroad as a school counselor to Brazil, Quatar, and Dubai. She really loved Dubai and Quatar, not so much Brazil...
Come to live in England...lots of lovely cities...ja'cans living everywhere too...culture is buzzing..pls come to this Country..England ...blessings n love...sista..🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💞💞🇯🇲🇯🇲✌✌
Hii!! Omg can you share the teaching job you found and/or the platforms you used to search for jobs? I’m trying to move to Belgium or Germany as well once i finish my masters!
i could not leave a comment on your video being black in germany....so i will leave it here.. your are being stared at because your are very attractive in any country.........and have a beautiful personality to boot.......
I understand why you turned off comments in another or your videos, but are glad you don't have them off here. It's pretty cool that you are making some videos from a different viewpoint. I was stationed in Germany for over 8 years so can relate and offer some observations on life of a black person in Germany. (not that it should matter, but I'm old and white). - Staring - it's not just because you're black (well, a little, or a good bit), but Germans do stare at anything or anyone different or out of the ordinary. They would stare at a group of us white G.I.s out for a few drinks very intently. - German reaction to meeting a black person - It may very well be you are the first black person many of the Germans have met. One of my buddies often got more attention (positive and curious, never negative) than he wanted whenever I brought him out anywhere with my German social circle. Yep, they all wanted to touch his skin and hair. Have a good time with whatever you decide to do. I'm glad you are enjoying your experience overall.
HEY ZOIE, YOU TALK SMART,AND PROUD OF YOUR EBONY HERITAGE,MY TIP IS TAY IN GERMANY, TRY TO HAVE CONTACTIN THE TV BRANCHE,COS YOU GOT A STRONG CHARISMA...STAY IN A COUNTRY "WHERE U ARE BIG FISH IN SMALL LAKE" COS OF GERMANS FEEL SMALL WHEN YOU COMMAND ENGLISH AND CHARISMA. OR A NICE OPEN CULTURE SOCIETY LIKE LONDON, ALL THE BEST.
Herzlich Willkommen Zoie-Marie. Ich finde dich sympathisch, Du scheinst ein interessanter Mensch zu sein. Nicht jeder Deutscher kann Englisch sprechen deswegen ist es notwendig einigermaßen Deutsch zu lernen. Gerne würde ich dich kennen lernen wollen.
Wow your childhood is the same like mine except my family is from Trinidad💓 Born in NY too, both my parents are from Trinidad and all my brothers and sisters except for me and then we moved back to Trinidad because my whole family is down there too and then we moved back when I was 10💓 Also my boyfriend and I have been wanting to move to Germany ❤️
Honestly speaking I really do wish I could be your boyfriend and one day ur husband. Because you just seems to be more focus and knowing what you want in terms of life and so on and that is what I would like to have in terms of life partner
You do a great job !!! Good advice!!!! You are prepared educated and have the right attitude !!!!! Your attitude determines your altitude in life !!!!! Grant B.
*ALSO I KNOW BERLIN IS STILL GERMANY LOL. I just made a verbal booboo. What I meant was that if I were to stay in Germany I would move to Berlin. Thnx
Maybe the ones staring in Germany couldn’t stop looking intensely because your beautiful.
As I understand it, Berlin is quite distinct from any other part of Germany :-)
Is it weird that I heard 5'4" and was in shock? You look tall lol
😂 Everyone says this but no I’m short haha
Zoie-Marie i said you look so tall I said to myself she probably play basketball and I’m so shock hearing you say you 5’4
5'4'' should be about 160cm (5' are relatively exactly 150cm and 1'' is about 2.5cm)
You are so mature and fearless. I wish more Americans had the courage to experience different countries and cultures.
She seems more mature than 24
Yes, I regret not studying abroad.
Hi! I’m a Jamaican-American living in Germany too 🙋🏾♀️☺️. Lovely to find your channel!
Yaaas!!
Im Jamaican looking to do my LLM in Germany next year
@@shantelwest8968 Hope that you will have a good time over here!
Greetings from Germany
I’m a Jamaican woman too living in Germany. I moved from Ja to NJ, Florida then Germany. Living here 10 yrs now.
Am I jamaican refugee living in Germany
Your ex has suffered a loss that he will regret: a smart, polished and beautiful sister. His loss will be your next boyfriend blessing.
Damm your x was given a manna from heaven and he lost it some men are really lucky to have beautiful thing but they don't take it serious beautiful every good man will die to have you in his life even me well I live Freiburg city am working in company as electrical engineering awww I which I can got to know you.
@@nnadoziedavid you go and find her give it a try don't hold back you want regret it.
if i have opportunity like your x i will never miss use it your type is not easy to find anywhere he takes the grace of God to find someone like you i really love your comfindance your courage and mostly i love your energy , where do you live in germany?
Nnadozie David You better hurry up and do what ever you’re going to do because I swear as soon as this coronavirus nonsense is over I’m coming to Germany to meet this beautiful woman. The only red flag I see is this beautiful black woman like to live in places where there are really no black people. Now that I’m thinking with the head on my shoulders, I think I’ll just keep my black ass right here in Atlanta, Georgia. It’s beautiful sisters like her everywhere and the like being around people who look like them.
Well done for winning all those scholarships that have led you to where you are. You're such a great example for other black girls who would like to explore the world. I m an African living in Scotland and I totally love it. Homogenous societies will always be ignorant, but you can always find open-minded people to explore the world together.
I’m American and I lived in Berlin! It was amazing. I highly recommend spending the summer there, if not longer! It’s so cheap and there are so many expats from all over the world living there.
Yardie be careful in Germany and the rest of Europe. You know our people be having it hard. Stay strong n beautiful 👑
What a bullshit... I'm Angolan 22 years years i grew up in Berlin, Germany since the age of 3. Only "be careful" if you're strolling out at the night alone, overall Germany is much safer than USA. You're probably one of these Americans who probably never been outside USA borders and got to know different cultures and still have stereotypical about Germany....
@@YujiroHanmaaaa Agree. I'm American and I lived and worked in Germany for years and now Switzerland and I've never ever had any problems.
Thanks for your insights! A great story you got. It is really impressing to make a decision like that: to move to another continent and cultural area in a totally alien environment with the aim to stay for a longer period of time. I am German and my Italian girlfriend did it similarly to you, moving to Germany for her studies at University. Italy is not as far away as America, but nevertheless different in terms of culture, climate and language. She also came here without really knowing anybody else, just because she always has been so interested in German culture and language and been fed up with Italy as a state. Now she's been living here for seven years. And despite that, growing some roots is not always easy, it is more that she is stuck in between two countries in a way, seeing advantages and disadvantages in both countriies, feeling cut off a part of herself in either way - thinking about permanently returning to Italy or staying here. You were talking about "moving on" soon, as conditions have changed. I hope it is not just because of your ex-boyfriend or mainly for the situation for black people you described in the other video. I wonder, though, whether my girlfriend returned to Italy in case we 'll split up (theoretically spoken).... Feeling "home" is just a complex thing.... it is not only about your own past, heritage or family. It also is about loved people, about familiar places, smells, sounds, appreciation and - yes - the feeling of being a part of the whole, of belonging to others. I am always happy if people can feel at home in Germany, despite some hurdles or difficulties. But it is an individual thing and not to be forced. I'd also wish you to feel enough at home here so you'd like to stay for longer. But you seem to be a very open minded and curious person, so moving elsewhere is always a new chance for new impressions and lessons to learn ;)
Speaking about your time in Germany and Austria: did you notice any differences as far as your "black colour experiences" are concerned? In terms of feeling welcomed or pushed back? What do you like about Austria and your German region? In terms of landscapes or dialects or attitudes or behaviours? And dislike? And do you feel related to other Americans, like from New York City, living in Germany? I think there are always such expat groups and so on... or do you find it rather useless to meet own countrymen abroad?
Unlike the United States, Germany has never had the self-image of being a country of immigration. And regarding the diversity of people it is of course much more homogenic. That is why people of colour or any kind of "person with a migration background" as it is officially stated, are still more "stared at" here. They - positively spoken - arouse somebody's interest and yes, even the ignorant question of "where are you (really) from?" very often is just a sign of true interest, despite the aim of reducing complexity and putting people in a box (which can be explained by my previous sentence). But much has been changing for the last decades here towards a not only more multicultural country (nearly half of today's school children have that so called migration background, meaning at least one of their parents is no German citizen or was not born here). I guess it just needs some more time for "normalization".
But: there is this "norm" of what it means to be German and it is stuck in people's heads. Germans have been arguing over that for centuries: as there still was no unified Germany prior to 1871, there has for long been the question what united the Germans besides their language. And those cultural questions - what makes a German a German - often led to a shared heritage finally. This is why this issue still is dominant today. Other immigrants' nations like the US never had this "problem". And countries with a unified state's history, e.g. like France, didn't use to have it either.
And that is still why in Germany "integration" is such a topic: foreigners shall not only learn the language and find a job, so they can contribute their part, but shall also fit in culturally - in any way. But to which extend? In Austria it is similar, I think... finally, Austria just belongs to the same cultural sphere and used to be seen as an ordinary German area like Bavaria, Brandenburg or the Rhineland as well in former times until political tensions and wars separated it from the rest.
Paris! It’s really fun, moved here when i was 21 (almost two years ago) and it’s great, so much fashion, art, culture.
She is strikingly beautiful.
You don't sound like just 24. But having lived in 4 countries probably makes one more mature. And you like the way you talk - even if I can not really say why. I have the impression you are just telling facts, not trying to blame anybody for anything not trying to show how good you are. It's more like "tiefstapeln" (the opposite of "showing off").
Very nice to hear
We’re the same height and I knew i heard some Jamaican in you! I’m Jamaican living in the US who also loves Romance Novels especially English Lit . I’ve never met anyone else who enjoys it most people think I’m actually living in a fantasy world but I know it’s exists lol ❤️
Right! I don’t know why it’s not ok to be in love with Romance novels. I am just a romantic at heart lol
Love your channel! I'm half german but literally have never lived there and my mom is from the Caribbean so loving see this content! Just subscribed
Berlin is still in Germany 😊
Nice to meet u🙋🏾♀️
I was just scrolling through TH-cam and I saw ur channel.
Where in Germany are u living?
Yes. Berlin is Germany. :-)
I am black African live in Germany Since 2014. i did felt you b/c i am experiencing the situation here. My comment is for the previous video
You looked so tall (lol) and you are so polished, I swore you were going to reveal that you’re a model!
You are a mature, beautiful young lady! Wishing you much success in Germany!
Oh thank you! And I get that so often that I look tall but I'm such a shorty haha
You're young and living your best life I really admire what you are doing I only pray 🙏 that you will stay safe and not put too much stock into anyone until you really really great to know them you are a very beautiful and smart person if you don't remember anything else about this comment Just stay safe and close to God 🙏 ❣️
If you moved to London, we have over a billion and one black people here, no one would notice. You are absolutely beautiful though.. your melanin skin pops..
Go to Berlin it is like a multi culture city like ny
I lived in Vienna for 2 years and loved every bit of it. Looking forward to moving back to Vienna 🇦🇹 or Germany 🇩🇪 in the future. Alles Gute 😃😃😃😃
I love Austria! Thanks for commenting! 💖
U have a regal soul 👸🏽. We need more people like U.
I lived in Hanau, Germany growing up and often wonder what it would be like living in Deutschland as an adult. Thanks for sharing btw... i think the Uk or France would suit you well.
Austria is awesome!!!Vien is soooooo beautiful!!❤️❤️❤️can’t wait to go back.I lived in Munich for 2 years.Ich spreche sehr gut Deutsch!!I jealous you!!
Nice to see a 🇰🇪comment here. 🤗
So nice to see you! Your English is super, I did not notice any NY accent, but "Hochenglisch". I love the Jamaican accent, however. They sing when they speak. Sister, I may be white, but you are of my own kind of people. God bless you!
I live in the South of Germany and People here stare especially men when they are trying to get to you🤪 they like you
Omg thats crazy...there are more of us here. I'm also Jamaican living in South Germany and also thinking of moving soon! Great channel Zoie!
I know this is probably late but have you thought about Portugal? Lisbon in particular is very multicultural has great transportation, social services, healthcare etc. It's also close to the USA so traveling home to see family is easy and often inexpensive. Good luck on your future journey!
I've heard Portugal is amazing! I am just nervous to have to learn another language. I had such a difficult time with German (still am struggling sometimes haha)
@@ZoieMarie I never had any problems with speaking English there. Most people in Porto, Lisbon, Algarve, etc speak English pretty well. It's so beautiful there. I highly recommend it 😉
So glad I found your channel. Love your vibe and your spontinuity to get up and go at such a young age x
Thank you ☺️
you've probably been to the UK before but i would suggest London. i think it's the best city in Europe
Wowwww you sooo gorgeous!!! Hello from nyc
Hii back!!
Hey My Lovely Beauty! Welcome to TH-cam. I just watched all your videos. It want be long before you’ll have lots of subscribers. Personally I enjoy Vlogs...which is what I do mostly. Do you get back to Jamaica often? One of my favorite places to go in fact I fly out on March 7 for a week.
A new vlog is coming soon 😉
and no I don’t go often back to Jamaica unfortunately
Great looking. Real thing girl. You make me proud of NYC. I'm not feeling Karlsruhe and might pick Stuttgart instead. Enjoy yourself!
Love that you took the Leap!! So good to see the world and experience how different people live......I was a white man in an African country and experienced the stares, the touche etc.....You are handling this so well.
Thank you! :)
As a guy who has been single most of his life, I'm going to give you some tips to combat loneliness : 1 join a club where you can do an activity you like 2 read restaurant reviews and check out new restaurants by yourself. 3 get a lonely planet guide on Germany, Austria and Switzerland and travel within Germanic speaking areas. Berlin, Hamburg, cologne, Dresden and Vienna are great cities. Switzerland has got a great one week rail holiday (not sure about the name). You could also take holidays in the summer around alpine lakes in Germanic speaking areas such as die bodensee, which borders Germany, Austria and Switzerland, die zurcher see, which borders zuerich, and die vierwaldstattersee, which borders luzern
London!!! But anywhere you’ll go, I’m sure you’ll shine👸🏾
I thought Germany was a really cool the little town reminded me of a story book.. You said you were leaving Germany but mentioned Berlin, Germany. Try U.K. and see how you like it.
Yes, it's either leave Germany or move to Berlin (because I heard it is like it's own world there)
Omg so watching this video I realized we have so much in common. I’m from the Caribbean, I teach English, I also just started vlogging, I live in Europe now and we have the same iPhone😂
By the way, it you haven’t decided where you want to move to yet, consider The Netherlands 😊
Yes! Everyone keeps suggesting there, will look into it 😉
@@ZoieMarie Rotterdam and Amsterdam are great cities, they have loads of energy...
@@ZoieMarie and we all speak good english too
Damn am speachlpess , seeing a beahtiful soul lonely in a foriegnland breaks ma heart, Zoie just hang in there a while, prince charming will come ur way soon. Gosh u beautiful 😭😭😭😭
You are amazing! I’m a nw subscriber!!! Love from Canada 🇨🇦
Thank you and welcome! 💖
Maybe you can link with army barbie she's going through a tough time while living in Germany is sistas have to stick together. She's on TH-cam as well. You seem very nice and love this video ♥️♥️
Beautiful story beautiful intelligent woman . i enjoy all walks of life stories .especially people who are foreign .iam planning my relocate out into unfamiliar territory may god bless us all on our journey whatever that may be..
Good for you young lady most young people don't know what it's like to be anywhere travel travel travel, I don't know you but i'm very proud of you I myself went to Europe last year and going back this year and i'm 68 years young I'll be 69 in September well got to go smoochies....
Come to Berlin for a visit before you move away 😊....
My family lives Australia it’s freakin amazing there I live in Berlin .
I'm really thinking of Berlin! :)
Come to Nigeria you're going to have a crazy experience
Hi! Throughout your moving journey, can you vlog the process of deciding where you want to go. I’ve always wanted to live abroad ( I live in NJ) but it’s hard when you’re not familiar with places that are out of the country.
Very interesting that you are sharing your experiences. Am curious to hear more about your experiences and journey especially if you return to the US in a few years. I came back to Germany a few years ago because I wanted my kids to learn German and go to school here, however I regret that decision today. Good luck. If not in Germany, I live in PR.
Love this! I studied abroad in Germany too and a bit in Austria and loved it!! I'm also black haha. I want to live there after college. Love your channel!
You should definitely go for it!! Was one of the best decisions for me
Your story is so similar to mine! I identify with your stories so much. (study abroad to the romance and everything lol) Except I wasn't able to accept the English teaching job because of covid-19. I plan to do this as soon as I can because I loved living in Germany so much. Having had experienced living in Germany two separate times changed me for the better. Anyway, I love your channel so much, you are personally such an inspiration to me especially since we are the same age and both black women from America.
I hope at some point you can make it to Germany. It was the best decision to move abroad. Thank you for watching and supporting 🤎
So glad to find your channel. You are a very interesting person. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
I knew I heard that Jamaican accent hidden under there some where lol...also we have the same last name hmm..
@lemmieatit her last name is in her bio ...it's not Marie.
Yes I’m glad I met you. You can help with me wanting to move and be on my own. I’m 22 living in my parents house feeling so conformed I’m grateful but I’m ready to leave. Wanting to be smart, start a business first then travel and figure out where I want to be permanently! Any tips on money, traveling, budgeting etc?
I will try to make a saving money for trips, moving abroad etc. vid ;)
Hi, am a🇨🇩, congolese leaving in Germany 🇩🇪, nice to watch your video
I think you would like Holland i'm English but so many of my friends loved Amsterdam, best of luck wherever you go.
Thank you 🙏🏾
Whagwaan sister. I love your videos, I'm also live in German from Gambia west Africa. Keep it up 👊
Berlin is in Germany :)....I lived in Berlin for five years. It's an amazing place to live.
I know Berlin is in Germany. Please read my pinned comment. It’s a great place to live
Wow, I love how you are exploring and seeing the world. You seem so wise and down to earth. I am enjoying your videos and I can't wait to hear you spill the tea with that ex-boyfriend.
Come back to NYC so we can be friends 🤣lol! Love your vibe. Living abroad seems so exciting
Thanks 💕💕 and it can be so fun sometimes but being without family is the biggest blow
Stay in Germany so we can be friends! 🙂
Montreal or Toronto Canada is great. Very multicultural and we’re friendly people. My parents are Jamaican and there are tons of Jamaicans here in Toronto and in Montreal. Although there are so many other different people from many cultural backgrounds, you really can’t go wrong. Montreal has a vibrant student life culture while Toronto is a bit more corporate but both places are great. Come through! 😊
You are a beautiful young lady and I like that you were not afraid to do your thing I have been trying to get both of my kids to do the same while in college. On another note Berlin is Germany I was stationed their for a few years it was amazing the best part of Germany and one of the best places I ever lived. You will lover Berlin check it out.
France, Switzerland are great choices etc I'd avoid England. London is horribly expensive. Scotland, Ireland are beautiful and more open though.
Wht is ur profession ?
Hey Zoie-Marie! I too am from JA Via Miami. My sister also traveled abroad as a school counselor to Brazil, Quatar, and Dubai. She really loved Dubai and Quatar, not so much Brazil...
I've heard mixed reviews about Brazil although it's on my 'to travel' list
I would LOVE to move back to germany, I loved the 9 yrs I spent there.
You should!!
Definitely considering a summer home when I retire next few yrs. I just love that country.
Come to live in England...lots of lovely cities...ja'cans living everywhere too...culture is buzzing..pls come to this Country..England ...blessings n love...sista..🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💞💞🇯🇲🇯🇲✌✌
You lived in Steyr? Interessting...most people goes to Vienna,Salzburg,Graz etc! Steyr is a beautieful city!
Come to BERLIN! I'm new here to 😊
Beautiful young lady.....Bless up sista....God's guidance.
I done exactly the same. I was Born and raised in Germany but moved to Uk at 20 by myself
Just came across your channel and love it as another fellow Jamaican. I suggest Copenhagen, I think that particular city would suit you. 🙂
I am also 24 years and was born in December 28. I also live in Germany. Nice meeting you.
Hii!! Omg can you share the teaching job you found and/or the platforms you used to search for jobs? I’m trying to move to Belgium or Germany as well once i finish my masters!
Zoe you should modelling your gorgeous wow.
i could not leave a comment on your video being black in germany....so i will leave it here.. your are being stared at because your are very attractive in any country.........and have a beautiful personality to boot.......
when the C-19 is over.....London is really diverse...and modern
You would LOVE London!!!
You’ll enjoy London far better!! London is more cosmopolitan than any place in Germany
Wow I just randomly clicked on your link and look at that you went to college in LI!!! I travel every day to Jericho.
I understand why you turned off comments in another or your videos, but are glad you don't have them off here. It's pretty cool that you are making some videos from a different viewpoint. I was stationed in Germany for over 8 years so can relate and offer some observations on life of a black person in Germany. (not that it should matter, but I'm old and white).
- Staring - it's not just because you're black (well, a little, or a good bit), but Germans do stare at anything or anyone different or out of the ordinary. They would stare at a group of us white G.I.s out for a few drinks very intently.
- German reaction to meeting a black person - It may very well be you are the first black person many of the Germans have met. One of my buddies often got more attention (positive and curious, never negative) than he wanted whenever I brought him out anywhere with my German social circle. Yep, they all wanted to touch his skin and hair.
Have a good time with whatever you decide to do. I'm glad you are enjoying your experience overall.
Thank you for commenting ☺️ And I am now just starting to realise the staring may just be a German thing in general.
I am trying to improve my English and I like your pronunciation. You have a lot of success with language courses, I guess. 😃
You would love amsterdam or copenhagaen but UK all the way!!!
I never thought about Amsterdam 🤔
Denmark, the happiest people on earth!
@@ZoieMarie amsterdam is great.. very international. Lots of black people. And us Dutch speak English pretty well
@Zoie-Marie don't leave Germany as yet I'm heading there in a few weeks
HEY ZOIE, YOU TALK SMART,AND PROUD OF YOUR EBONY HERITAGE,MY TIP IS TAY IN GERMANY, TRY TO HAVE CONTACTIN THE TV BRANCHE,COS YOU GOT A STRONG CHARISMA...STAY IN A COUNTRY "WHERE U ARE BIG FISH IN SMALL LAKE" COS OF GERMANS FEEL SMALL WHEN YOU COMMAND ENGLISH AND CHARISMA. OR A NICE OPEN CULTURE SOCIETY LIKE LONDON, ALL THE BEST.
Hey, great video I reached out to you on IG also but we had similar experiences on why we moved to Germany.
Thank you!! 💕
Love your style and personality, great video💖
You are so beautiful and poised 😍 and a yaardie ❤️🇯🇲
Herzlich Willkommen Zoie-Marie. Ich finde dich sympathisch, Du scheinst ein interessanter Mensch zu sein. Nicht jeder Deutscher kann Englisch sprechen deswegen ist es notwendig einigermaßen Deutsch zu lernen. Gerne würde ich dich kennen lernen wollen.
I've heard Antrwep Belgium is cool.
Try Africa next. I can't wait to go back there.
Have you considered going somewhere in South East Asia? I lived in Indonesia before moving to Germany and I absolutely lived it!
I haven't thought about living there officially but I have been to Bali on vacation and loved it! If I moved to SE Asia I would def go there 😍
Wow your childhood is the same like mine except my family is from Trinidad💓 Born in NY too, both my parents are from Trinidad and all my brothers and sisters except for me and then we moved back to Trinidad because my whole family is down there too and then we moved back when I was 10💓 Also my boyfriend and I have been wanting to move to Germany ❤️
Try it! Germany is a great place to live :)
Honestly speaking I really do wish I could be your boyfriend and one day ur husband. Because you just seems to be more focus and knowing what you want in terms of life and so on and that is what I would like to have in terms of life partner
You’re so lovely. Love this video
But Berlin is also Germany so maybe you will stay there?
Thanks for sharing
You do a great job !!! Good advice!!!! You are prepared educated and have the right attitude !!!!! Your attitude determines your altitude in life !!!!! Grant B.
Hey Zoie, I am really enjoying your videos! I am from Germany myself, and I would love to know in which city you life.
Hi sis, come and live in Netherlands 🇳🇱 I’m sure they’ll welcome you. It’s a great place to stay. You can grow and study further. X
Keeping it in mind! 😉
I'd advice Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Den Haag and maybe Utrecht. Don't move to the smaller cities. Not many brain cells there
@@kaztazable
Stay out of Amsterdam.
To much salafist there.
There some of these idiots in Utrecht,but way way less.
@@RedbadvanRijn-ft3vv im from Rotterdam, you will like it here verry much🤗
@@lenabritopires6074
Ik kom er net vandaan.
Nice getting to know you , would love to visit Germany
It's a beautiful country!
And now she still lives in Germany. Good choice!
Come England especially London its great for young people
you have a great life. Stay bless and safe