It's really nice to hear such a positive opinion about Germany. We Germans often don't have such a positive picture of our home country ourselves. Which I think is a shame because you could appreciate the positive sides without forgetting the past or overlooking negative things.
despite the fact that germany had a haunting past.. I believe they have a bright future that is whyy I studying german and im a student hahaha well personally based on what I hear and know about germany, now its a very good country. they say some who experience the worst roads tend to gain knowledge to decide better paths a head
I am surprised to hear that German's don't like their country, it is funny. I say to those hating, if you don't love such a country I advise you go to other countries and see the difference since a "gold in your hand seems cheap".
@@BarbaraHeim Like the USA. Acting like the USA is the worse country on earth when we have more privileges and opportunities than so many worldwide that people want.
I moved to Germany in 2017, love it here. My hubby is from here, that's why we moved. Our kids love it too. We lived together in the US for 5 years then moved back to his homeland, it's beautiful here, I love that there are flowers everywhere and it's so clean in most cities where I've been, I'm European by birth so I feel at home here. The German people are very warm, helpful and kind to strangers in general ( except for the occasional person that maybe woke up on the wrong side of the bed lol but those are in every country), and the maternity leave can't be beat! 🇩🇪 🥨 😁
@@beadus3512 We moved from America to the Hamburg area, and yes the language is very hard to learn as an adult, so much new stuff. My daughter is 11, she picked it up in less than 6 months! I was a fast learner at her age, not as fast now lol
Keto Lifestyle & Vlogs with Alvina Rayne are you working or just your hubby at the moment? I’m from there, too but my wife is American and feels she cannot work in Germany 👀
@@BratislavMetulski no, thats total bull. Leipzig is totally lit at this time. The city is very beautiful, there is just a lot of developement, everybody is investing in property there, the people are very nice. Living in Berlin but i've been there a handful of times and stayed for more than 10 weeks in total. My father (Canadian) never had any problems there, nor did his friends who came visiting from the US. Yeah, there are a few idiots there, but so many more amazing people. dont be so negative.
Simona good luck with the search for an affordable room or apartment (unless you don't planned to living in the citycenter of Berlin (means every space between the city train circle line (calls Ringbahn). Berlin currently has a very serious problem with the fact that there are not enough affordable apartments available but every year more and more people moving to berlin and searching for same affordable place to live in the city center the last time I searched for apartment eight years ago and when i found my current 48 m2 Appartement (in moabit also pretty central) I had to defeat only seven other competitors and now today when you go to a appointment to see a available apartment you stand mostly in a line with 80 (!) other people who are wanting the same room/apartment like you. At the outskirts of berlin it is a little bit easier to find an affordable and nice apartment. but it has the disadvantage that you have to travel mostly 30 minutes or more only to reach the city center my advice: try the city district of „Marzahn“ because there a the rents are not risen so high and you can still find an affordable apartment wich is not to far outside the Berlin city limits and the crime rate is surprisingly low comparing to Other districts and the public transport system in this area is really advanced so you can easily and relatively quick travel to every spot in Berlin
"Germany is known to have some of the best premium beers that there is" shows a picture of Erdinger, me doing a spit take. Seriously, you have to put up a trigger warning in front of your videos!
Haven't been to Berlin since 2003 or so, but I'll be attending a conference there in September of 2020. Can't wait to visit one of my favorite cities again. Oh, and number 22 on the list: Döner!
Döner in Munich tastes much better than in Berlin. One thing I can remember which tasted really good in Berlin was a pizza Margherita with a lot of garlic on it. But that was 30 years back!
And also Germany's biggest problem. It doesn't have former colonies that speak the language as the UK, France, Spain and Portugal have. They have a theoretically endless number of people that are willing to migrate and speak the language, but there is virtually no-one that speaks German outside of Central Europe. This is why it is crucial that we are attractive to people like Diana because for native English speakers, there is a lot of competition in terms of attractive countries to emigrate to.
@@thomaseck3210 Und weil echte Fachkräfte keine Lust haben, in der kommunistisch-islamischen VR Deutschland 60% Steuern zu zahlen, kommen nur Merkelgäste hierher und deutsche Fachkräfte verlassen das Land.
@@dieparty3548 Stimmt leider alles nicht, aber spielt hier wohl leider auch keine Rolle. Mittlerweile wandern sogar aus Ländern wie Australien, Kanada und den USA mehr Menschen nach Deutschland ein als umgekehrt dorthin von hier auswandern, kann man alles in der Wanderungsstatistik bei destatis.de nachlesen. Wäre glaube ich kaum der Fall, wenn wir eine kommunistisch-islamische Volksrepublik wären. Aber ich will Sie nicht übermäßig mit Fakten belasten.
@@thomaseck3210 glatt gelogen. Es gibt in DE nur 119 645 US-Amerikaner und 17795 Australier. Jedes jahre verlassen ca. 180000 Deutsche (überwiegend Akademiker) die islamische-kommunistische VR Deutschland. www.destatis.de/DE/Themen/Gesellschaft-Umwelt/Bevoelkerung/Migration-Integration/Tabellen/auslaendische-bevoelkerung-geschlecht.html
@@dieparty3548 Haben Sie überhaupt verstanden, was ich gesagt habe? 1. haben 2018 netto (Bruttozahlen zu betrachten ist vollkommen sinnlos, da natürlich auch sehr viele Deutsche wieder zurückkehren) exakt 68.889 Deutsche das Land verlassen. Wie viele davon Akademiker waren, wissen Sie genauso wenig wie ich. Diese Zahl ist übrigens eine der niedrigsten Zahlen der letzten Jahrzehnte und kommt der Wahrheit wesentlich näher als zuvor, da die Statistik bis 2015 fehlerhaft war, weil "unbekannt Verzogene" einfach nicht erfasst wurden. Link: www-genesis.destatis.de/genesis/online (und dort einfach auf Bevölkerung --> Wanderungsstatistik gehen, leider kann man die Tabellen nicht direkt verlinken) 2. Wie meinen Sie genau, mich widerlegt zu haben ("glatt gelogen"), wenn ich sage, es ziehen jedes Jahr mehr Menschen aus Australien, USA, Kanada nach Deutschland als umgekehrt von hier dorthin auswandern - und Sie das zu widerlegen versuchen, in dem Sie dieser Zahl die Bruttoanzahl an ausgewanderten Deutschen in alle Länder ohne Rückkehrer gegenüberstellen ?!! Wollen Sie mich verkackeiern? Ich hätte natürlich schon bei den Buzzwords 60% Steuern (Lüge), kommunistisch (Lüge), islamisch (Lüge) und Merkelgäste (Lüge) wissen können, dass eine "Diskussion" hier sinnlos ist. Versuchen Sie Ihre Wut und Frustration doch einfach woanders abzuladen, hier wird es eher peinlich.
This is kinda hilarious. I know quite a few germans who are like "oh man, i so want to go to canada to live there. it'd be so awesome" and meanwhile the canadians come to germany because it's so amazing living in GER. 😂😂 Best wishes from a german living in Switzerland.
You talk about health care, I can vouch for that. I am atm going through cancer treatment. I was diagnosed with lymphoma (a form of cancer) in January and have now completed my 2nd cycle of chemo treatment. If I had been back in Britain I would still be waiting for the first test
@@ZacSaleski Oh gosh, I live in Europe and normally we tend to idealize US as the best country ever... So you like more Deutschland? Ich lerne Deutsch jetzt aber est ist echt schwer.
I’ve been learning German on my own for a few months now, and I’ve fallen in love with it! I want to learn more about the culture. I would totally consider moving there when I can. But I will definitely be visiting first in a few years😀 but I’m still young and got a few more years till college, and Corona is still going on, but I hope to look for colleges there for the future
It is awesome to see how you got used to the German culture I think the same is happening with me here in America they have a very different culture and it is cool to experience that 👍🏻
I'm with ya! as an Ami living here in Germany for the last 3 years.... I LOVE my new life here! maybe I will make a video on my take on life here!? great video, thanks!!
I love your hair 😊🌻🤗. Great video and I am surprised about Germany. I'm thinking in living and working abroad,maybe I should consider to Germany but I don't know how are the options for a food engineer 😂
I think they will be good. Germany has also courses of studies for it. I think here is also going on a lot for possibilities in organic food and so on (but I'm really no expert on those things). Check the possibilities via internet.
I wish to move to great Germany come September I found a job to take care of the olds which I have been doing in my country but the new immigration law is requesting for skilled labour. I am still to face the embassy in some months time. Can some one help me out. plsssd
Of course we german care about other people and have festivals and no speed limit because u only live once amd why should we waste the time with more wars anymore we enjoy the life every day and work hard for this opportunity and nice to have u in Germany
Hello Diana really like all the videos you do but this one is my very favorite. Really interesting and really liked all the video clips and pictures you put in. Merry Christmas to you 🎅🎄
This was great! So many of the videos I've watched talk about the bad things in Berlin that I was getting worried as I'm moving there Jan 2022! :D Nice to hear pleasant things about Germany. :D
Hello Diana your vidios are very informative for all especially for new comers. I came here for 6 months for short term scholarship. But I am in love with Germany. So what do you advise me to stay here since the immigration policy is changing.
I love how you explain stuff, and I did learn a few things, but please, don't put your camera in auto-focus, it just ruins all that effort, and makes the video a bit jarring to watch 😊😁👍
The social clubs are very varied; you'll find a Verein for just about every hobby and/or interest - quite a few have their own special events, some even with like-minded clubs from other places, and visitors and newcomers are always welcome. Be prepared for a modest membership fee when joining, though, because depending on the topic clubs can have expenses which need to be paid by the members. On the other hand membership often has advantages, so your membership fees get you discounts at some related places and/or opens up opportunities non-members don't get.
I was in Germany for about a year for an art residency, two art shows and a class on psychology in Berlin. I want to move but I want to find a job opportunity to be there. Any information would be good.
@@m.farhana.rahman3372 Probably because of high taxes and the cost of living. So many people don't realize that taxation and the cost of living greatly impact your take home pay.
@@sucram1015 so Germany is not a good place to move? Because you make significantly less money. Not just less salary but also less money to take home due to high taxes
you proved to be very lucky to me....i would like to talk to you and share my experience...would like to meet you personally as well..i will come to berlin from hamburg..really im not kidding....i want to share with you personally how your video helped me...would be pleased to get response from you..thanks
People need to learn that just because Germany did horrible things in the past doesn’t mean anything. Germans are actually really nice people and the stereotype that Germans are angry is so false it’s just the way german is spoken!
I don't think it's a good idea to move to Germany in 2020, maybe better at late 2021. Actually I don't suggest to move to any country until the corona-madness is over.
Health care is excellent, but we pay a lot for it and you have to wait weeks for appointments with specialists. Transport great. People are super unfriendly and closed. Berlin is not Germany. Highly conservative. Narrow & uncreative citizens.
Yes, and New York isn't the US. It depends where you live - and the Bavarian back country isn't Germany as well. Maybe difficulties with the people arise also with specific expectations and also on the openness of yourself, I think. ;-)
In times when i was young asia was safe, that's why i traveled there. Asian food still is my favourite since then. Hope the world will be available soon for every worlds citizen
I loved your list about my country. I admit I chuckled once - Ritter Sport was so unexpected! :D I don't agree with the comment about bad sound quality, by the way; you sounded fine to me.
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English is enough however you should learn basic words and phrases in German. People there really appreciate that you took the time to do that and will probably treat you better.
not only do you have mandatory vacation days, but your employer can actually be fined, if you don't take them... so your employer actually has an incentive to let you use them. This is mainly to prevent things like getting paid for not using vacation days and so on.
@@sucram1015 The employer _can_ force the employee to take vacation, but a situation like the one you describe is usually only the case, if the employee wants to take a longer vacation in one go. For example: One of my coworkers is originally from Bangladesh. He recently took his entire year vacation plus extra days to go visit his family for almost 2 month. Mainly the fine for not taking vacation days is meant to enforce, that the employee has the ability and option to take vacation, so to not make the employer figure out ways to stop them from doing so. If the employee _wants_ to work, the employer is still obligated to make sure, that it wont negatively affect the employees health (both mentally and physically).
Diana, do you know if I went back to Berlin the German government would let me stay ? I heard I could only stay 90 days in a 180 day period . Is that still the case? I am 73 and draw 3 Pensions so money would not be a problem. Is a Medical plan available to me ? That would be biggest concern. I was in the U S Air Force at Templehof for 4 years. I lived in Zehlendorf and Dahlem. Absolutely loved Berlin ! still have Fond memories of Germany. Thanks for your time ....
You’re such a sweetheart Diana, discovered your channel recently as I am really considering to move to Germany. Thank you for being so informative and helpful with sharing your thoughts and personal experiences 💖💖💖
If you like Christmas as much as you say, you should take the time to travel to a town in northern Bavaria (Mittel Franken). The name of the town is Rothenburg ob der Tauber. There, they have a store that only sells Christmas ornaments and things like that. As far as I know, it´s the only store of it´s kind in all of Germany! Enjoy it. Even if you don´t buy anything, it´s worth the time. I hope you have fun!
I'm trying to choose between Canada and Germany and it is really hard to make that decision especially because I don't speak German but I'm willing to learn it though
Reason number 21 is you Diana. 🙂😊🎅🦌 Merry Christmas and a big thanks for all your work and the lovely videos. Germany needs more people like you, so positive and productive, wherever they come from it will be a gift!!!
Hello Diana, your video is interesting and obviously appealing for young people looking for new destination to relocate or settle down. I would like to invite you to my town Szczecin which is only 2 hours away from Berlin. Although, the scenery is a bit different the people are so nice and welcome. We also have many attractions around the city and we speak English so no barrier, see you soon in Szczecin.
Ohh that would be so interesting, maybe some very old pieces. I love 1940- 1950s style and wear most of the time. We have thrift stores here and reselling of vintage -new clothing’s, accessory. I’d like to see flea markets in another county.
I am from China, I have visited to Germany in 2019, I and my wife all like this country, I am trying to move to Germany in the future, thank you for your information.
I am learning German . I don't know whether to immigrate to Canada or Germany! I am a medical laboratory technologist wanna work in my field there . Is Germany a good place for healthcare jobs??! Or Canada is better
This is more about moving to bigger German cities. But there are also many villages or even smaller cities full of dull hillbillies. Be careful while choosing your location...
Hey, I live in a tiny village (population of 280 including the neighboring municipality). I moved here from a very big city and I'd never want to live anywhere else again. People here know each other and are so friendly, and if someone is in trouble, the whole village pulls together to help them out. It's not dull either; we may not have nightclubs or shopping malls, but we have things like a lot of festivals to observe old traditions and holidays that go un-noticed in big cities. But I guess it all depends on whether or not someone appreciates that kind of thing; I certainly do.
Really depends on the village...but with most of them it is just a matter of learning the language and joining some local club. Once people have gotten used to your presence, they'll be quite welcoming in most places. (there are naturally exceptions, especially in the east of Germany, but even there it really depends on the place in question).
true for example in saxony leipzig is a pretty nice place to stay but dont move to dresten chemnits or any smaller town or village here if you want to make sure to stay safe
do you have to know German to live there? I'm moving to the south part of Germany and don't think I'll be fluent in Deutsche by the time I get there :(
Hey Diana! We love your channel and the content your produce! We have just moved to Germany ourselves and will be making some videos about Germany life too! Check it out if you are interested!
Be careful what you wish for. A lot of racism over here, lack of empathy from many germans towards immigrants, if you don’t speak German even worse, a lot of bureaucracy and lack of digitalisation. Not to mention the huge amount of taxes.
I guess she is talking about sport clubs and it's true - there are a lot. Volleyball, Handball, Soccer/European Football, Icehockey, Bowling, Badminton, a lot of fitness clubs and so on. Sport clubs are the only way to really find friends here. Another way, but much harder, would be to join online communities and in this case you are right - That would be like an app. As an example "spontacts" is quiet popular. Germans aren't very good in socializing, so they search for people with similar interests online. My brother has found a lot of friends and also his actual girlfriend by using chats and computer games (he is also playing football).
Hi, one HUGE source to find likeminded groups would be the "Volkshochschule" - there you can get courses for almost anything for rather small money. You'll find it in almost every region I think. Another thing are "Vereine" where you find a great variety on sports or also political groups and so on. Probably the best way if you search the Internet ("Verein" and your interest/hobby will be keywords here).
Diana pls mention this: www.gesetze-im-internet.de/burlg/__3.html And btw. it was in force long before the EU was founded and yes the 24 days are divided with 6 days a week, which ended up like 4 weeks and that is the same as 20 days divided with 5 workdays.
learn the language first and put money besides for the first 6 month and a return ticket. So you are on the save side, - any special skills or diploma may be helpful.
Could be an advertising video sponsored by Angelika Merkel LOL :-) ... but Diana, nice video btw. keep on going with your experiences ... have a nice time, cheers
I'll move in to Germany once I'm satisfied of my adventures and business ventures and a lot of experiences.... Hopefully that married I can manage there comfortably with my future spouse as soon as I'm hired to work there...
You would be welcome as Germany needs young and able people. There are 1.3 million job vacancies right now. Don't let yourself be discouraged by those same old racists that spill their garbage under virtually every TH-cam video
Hi Diana, gonna move to Canada from Germany in 2021. My 18 reasons against Germany: 1: very high taxes in Germany 2: questionable right-wing politics on the rise 3: way better wages in canada 4: bad street conditions when it comes to driving a car in germany (or europe). 5: Canada offers afordable housing, while Germany is 90% apartament-living 6: Homophobia/racism 2020 still a big deal in german public 7: weed = 100% illegal 8: Canada has WAY more beautyful Nature than Germany 9: fees for public toilets in Germany (no words...) 10: Canada has the USA as Neighbour (to visit California, The big capitals) 11: Two words: cheap. fuel. 12: Socializing in Canada is much more based on a even level of respect, while germany its a lot about persons reptuation only (f.a.: being educated canadian = good raputation in germany in the first place) 13: German healthcare sucks. You still have to pay extra cost for dentist service or not being provided with private rooms in hospitals. Try to get an appointment for a doctor, wich will take MONTHS, so lots of germans use hospital emergency service instead to avoid month-long waiting time. Healthcare/retirement for elderly people is another bottomless pit in Germany and not 100% covered by public healthcare. Lots of old people live on a minimum retirement income and have to do part-time jobs (no joke). 14: German public transportation is NOT RELIABLE. Its expensive and despite being well-connected the train system in Germany has the worst delay rate in whole europe. The Taxi-cab fares are pure rip-off. 15: Bad english spoken. Good luck find people that speak even simple english outside the capitals. 16: No shopping possible on sundays. 17: All themed "festivals" in Germany are just about 1. drinking and 2. food 18: Streetfood in Germany is really bad and one-dimensional. It all comes down to Döner-Kebab or some Variation of WURST. Won't take you to the fray, just my impression over last 25 Years in Germany. Can't wait to go the canadian way on the long term.
1. Taxes from which all is paid which is used by everyone. So don't think you get nothing in return. 2. Like everywhere in the world. 3. Also when you put the social ensurance fees on top? 4. Where have you been? At the back of beyond? 5. Population density is a lot higher. If you don't mind commuting long distances, you can have that in Germany, too. And I doubt the 90%. 6. Like everywhere else in the world. 7. Like in most other countries in the world. I couldn't care less. 8. Canada is lot bigger to have more. It's not always quantity that counts. 9. In return you get a clean toilet. They are maintained by companies that want to earn money, too. 10. I wouldn't consider that as a pro but as a contra argument. 11. Did you ever ask where this fuel comes from and why it is so cheap? 12. ah... no. 13. Some of that is true, but most of that is just rubbish. And at least you get healthcare without having to pay money. 14. If it comes to trains, yes. If it comes to local transportation, no. And it isn't that expensive. 15. Shouldn't be a problem when you speak the local language. Have you tried that? And btw.: in most non-English speaking countries it is worse. 16. That is reason for Germany, not against. You have 6 other days a week to go shopping. 17. You haven't been to many festivals, have you? 18. No, it doesn't.
Have you ever been to Canada? I am German and live for 5 years in Canada and most of what you say is simply not true. The health care in Canada is bad. Be prepared to pay teeth and eye care of of your own pocket. It is far more expensive here too. Medication is really expensive. Much more than in Germany. The condition of the roads is rotten here. I think the speed limit exists that you don't ruin your car with the thousand of holes in the roads.
Just shows that youre completely ignorant about knowing (and not knowing) the living conditions in most countries in the world. About the thing with the right wing party.... Did you ever research how much the right wing parties gained support in EU or all over the world? Typically german, a bit right wing raise and they think they are nazis and they just exist there. Very poor and makes me very sad. Open your eyes about the world and about politics. Just a quick reminder U.S. repuclicans were never better than nazis. Im not saying that Germany is the best country but the most youre saying is just wrong and not even bettet in other countries.
I would not know where to start !! I want to move out there so bad . Like how much do I need to save , how do I find a job , how do I find a apartment?? Please let me know !
*Hi, I have been wondering about credentials needed... If anyone could provide a link, I'd appreciate it! I'm currently in school with only a crapton of retail work under my belt. I'm trying to figure out what to get my Bachelor's in that Germany would recognize.*
I have just discovered your channel........you should be a national treasure in Germany because you make the perfect spokeswoman for Germany, your video was so riveting and you made it interesting so WELL DONE :) I also love Christmas and it is my favourite time of year
I don't live in Germany but for me there's no reason to move to Germany. I live in this awesome little country called the Netherlands. Germany is only a one and a half hour drive from my home but so is Belgium.
scratch no.17. getting scammed and poisened is the norm, bc of low margins (7,5€/pig which is allowed to live 6-7 month) in the food industry and to many mouths for not enough land to produce sustainable. you can produce food for 10 years without a single inspector visiting. Insecticides and pesticides not beeing allowed in germany are eaten through spanish oranges for example.
It's really nice to hear such a positive opinion about Germany. We Germans often don't have such a positive picture of our home country ourselves. Which I think is a shame because you could appreciate the positive sides without forgetting the past or overlooking negative things.
danke Barbara ❤️😊
despite the fact that germany had a haunting past.. I believe they have a bright future that is whyy I studying german and im a student hahaha well personally based on what I hear and know about germany, now its a very good country. they say some who experience the worst roads tend to gain knowledge to decide better paths a head
I am surprised to hear that German's don't like their country, it is funny. I say to those hating, if you don't love such a country I advise you go to other countries and see the difference since a "gold in your hand seems cheap".
@@birukbogale4433 I agree, too many people take democracy, peace and prosperity for granted.
@@BarbaraHeim Like the USA. Acting like the USA is the worse country on earth when we have more privileges and opportunities than so many worldwide that people want.
I moved to Germany in 2017, love it here. My hubby is from here, that's why we moved. Our kids love it too. We lived together in the US for 5 years then moved back to his homeland, it's beautiful here, I love that there are flowers everywhere and it's so clean in most cities where I've been, I'm European by birth so I feel at home here. The German people are very warm, helpful and kind to strangers in general ( except for the occasional person that maybe woke up on the wrong side of the bed lol but those are in every country), and the maternity leave can't be beat! 🇩🇪 🥨 😁
That’s awesome to hear! Thanks for watching Alvida 😊
@ Alvina That's so sweet of you to say 😘 Where are you from and in which part of Germany do you live? Do you find it hard to learn the language?
@@beadus3512 We moved from America to the Hamburg area, and yes the language is very hard to learn as an adult, so much new stuff. My daughter is 11, she picked it up in less than 6 months! I was a fast learner at her age, not as fast now lol
Keto Lifestyle & Vlogs with Alvina Rayne are you working or just your hubby at the moment? I’m from there, too but my wife is American and feels she cannot work in Germany 👀
I'm moving to Leipzig in a matter of days. Hope I'll manage in setting up my life in Germany.
Good luck with the move! 😊🇩🇪
oh the antifa capital. good luck getting your car smashed if you live in the wrong area... worst city to live.
@@BratislavMetulski You are just an idiot. Leipzig is amazing.
@@strasbourgerelsass1467 yeah... we all know the new years eve news straight out of connewitz. 😉 easy to google facts. deal with it.
@@BratislavMetulski no, thats total bull. Leipzig is totally lit at this time. The city is very beautiful, there is just a lot of developement, everybody is investing in property there, the people are very nice. Living in Berlin but i've been there a handful of times and stayed for more than 10 weeks in total. My father (Canadian) never had any problems there, nor did his friends who came visiting from the US. Yeah, there are a few idiots there, but so many more amazing people. dont be so negative.
Hey I’m going to move to Berlin next spring, so excited and hope I could be alright there. 👐🏼
Simona
good luck with the search for an affordable room or apartment (unless you don't planned to living in the citycenter of Berlin (means every space between the city train circle line (calls Ringbahn).
Berlin currently has a very serious problem with the fact that there are not enough affordable apartments available but every year more and more people moving to berlin and searching for same affordable place to live in the city center
the last time I searched for apartment eight years ago and when i found my current 48 m2 Appartement (in moabit also pretty central) I had to defeat only seven other competitors and now today when you go to a appointment to see a available apartment you stand mostly in a line with 80 (!) other people who are wanting the same room/apartment like you.
At the outskirts of berlin it is a little bit easier to find an affordable and nice apartment.
but it has the disadvantage that you have to travel mostly 30 minutes or more only to reach the city center
my advice:
try the city district of „Marzahn“ because there a the rents are not risen so high and you can still find an affordable apartment wich is not to far outside the Berlin city limits and the crime rate is surprisingly low comparing to Other districts and the public transport system in this area is really advanced so you can easily and relatively quick travel to every spot in Berlin
@@PPfilmemacher Thanks a lot! I will look up it.
Berlin is so ugly! You have to visit Hamburg :-)
Master Yi wow would visit there also!
Well this aged poorly. Sorry about that
"Germany is known to have some of the best premium beers that there is" shows a picture of Erdinger, me doing a spit take. Seriously, you have to put up a trigger warning in front of your videos!
Stimmt Kölsch ist ja eigentlich das einzige echte Bier. Und wehe jetzt kommt jemand mit Erfrischungsstäbchen ... 🤪
have a >Bush light< first and you will get on your knees in front of an Erdinger!
Einbecker Bockbier und Kapuziner Weißbier, let's goooo!
Haven't been to Berlin since 2003 or so, but I'll be attending a conference there in September of 2020. Can't wait to visit one of my favorite cities again. Oh, and number 22 on the list: Döner!
Döner in Munich tastes much better than in Berlin. One thing I can remember which tasted really good in Berlin was a pizza Margherita with a lot of garlic on it. But that was 30 years back!
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Qualifikation, Motivation and Speaking the Language is the Key for a successful Life in Germany. K
And also Germany's biggest problem. It doesn't have former colonies that speak the language as the UK, France, Spain and Portugal have. They have a theoretically endless number of people that are willing to migrate and speak the language, but there is virtually no-one that speaks German outside of Central Europe. This is why it is crucial that we are attractive to people like Diana because for native English speakers, there is a lot of competition in terms of attractive countries to emigrate to.
@@thomaseck3210 Und weil echte Fachkräfte keine Lust haben, in der kommunistisch-islamischen VR Deutschland 60% Steuern zu zahlen, kommen nur Merkelgäste hierher und deutsche Fachkräfte verlassen das Land.
@@dieparty3548 Stimmt leider alles nicht, aber spielt hier wohl leider auch keine Rolle. Mittlerweile wandern sogar aus Ländern wie Australien, Kanada und den USA mehr Menschen nach Deutschland ein als umgekehrt dorthin von hier auswandern, kann man alles in der Wanderungsstatistik bei destatis.de nachlesen. Wäre glaube ich kaum der Fall, wenn wir eine kommunistisch-islamische Volksrepublik wären. Aber ich will Sie nicht übermäßig mit Fakten belasten.
@@thomaseck3210 glatt gelogen. Es gibt in DE nur 119 645 US-Amerikaner und 17795 Australier. Jedes jahre verlassen ca. 180000 Deutsche (überwiegend Akademiker) die islamische-kommunistische VR Deutschland.
www.destatis.de/DE/Themen/Gesellschaft-Umwelt/Bevoelkerung/Migration-Integration/Tabellen/auslaendische-bevoelkerung-geschlecht.html
@@dieparty3548 Haben Sie überhaupt verstanden, was ich gesagt habe?
1. haben 2018 netto (Bruttozahlen zu betrachten ist vollkommen sinnlos, da natürlich auch sehr viele Deutsche wieder zurückkehren) exakt 68.889 Deutsche das Land verlassen. Wie viele davon Akademiker waren, wissen Sie genauso wenig wie ich. Diese Zahl ist übrigens eine der niedrigsten Zahlen der letzten Jahrzehnte und kommt der Wahrheit wesentlich näher als zuvor, da die Statistik bis 2015 fehlerhaft war, weil "unbekannt Verzogene" einfach nicht erfasst wurden.
Link: www-genesis.destatis.de/genesis/online (und dort einfach auf Bevölkerung --> Wanderungsstatistik gehen, leider kann man die Tabellen nicht direkt verlinken)
2. Wie meinen Sie genau, mich widerlegt zu haben ("glatt gelogen"), wenn ich sage, es ziehen jedes Jahr mehr Menschen aus Australien, USA, Kanada nach Deutschland als umgekehrt von hier dorthin auswandern - und Sie das zu widerlegen versuchen, in dem Sie dieser Zahl die Bruttoanzahl an ausgewanderten Deutschen in alle Länder ohne Rückkehrer gegenüberstellen ?!! Wollen Sie mich verkackeiern?
Ich hätte natürlich schon bei den Buzzwords 60% Steuern (Lüge), kommunistisch (Lüge), islamisch (Lüge) und Merkelgäste (Lüge) wissen können, dass eine "Diskussion" hier sinnlos ist. Versuchen Sie Ihre Wut und Frustration doch einfach woanders abzuladen, hier wird es eher peinlich.
I'm from Canada as well and am wanting to try living in Germany. You are my new hero!
you can do it! Good luck 😊😊
This is kinda hilarious. I know quite a few germans who are like "oh man, i so want to go to canada to live there. it'd be so awesome" and meanwhile the canadians come to germany because it's so amazing living in GER. 😂😂
Best wishes from a german living in Switzerland.
@@thepurplesmurf Very understandable really. I think we just want new experiences.
@@thepurplesmurf oh yeah what the main reason people want Move out of Germany?
@@Timetravel1111 huge taxes, racism, a lot of bureaucracy, lack of digitalization, not so immigrant friendly as they picture themselves
You talk about health care, I can vouch for that. I am atm going through cancer treatment. I was diagnosed with lymphoma (a form of cancer) in January and have now completed my 2nd cycle of chemo treatment. If I had been back in Britain I would still be waiting for the first test
Wishing you a quick recovery 🤍
about to move back to germany in about 3 weeks :)
Awesome! Good luck 😊
@@DianaVerry thanks! lol itll be my third time in europe and second time living in germany cant wait :)
@@ZacSaleski Sorry sir, from which country are you moving to Germany, just to know and compare.
O gordinho da Coreia do Norte I’m from the USA
@@ZacSaleski Oh gosh, I live in Europe and normally we tend to idealize US as the best country ever... So you like more Deutschland? Ich lerne Deutsch jetzt aber est ist echt schwer.
I’ve been learning German on my own for a few months now, and I’ve fallen in love with it! I want to learn more about the culture. I would totally consider moving there when I can. But I will definitely be visiting first in a few years😀 but I’m still young and got a few more years till college, and Corona is still going on, but I hope to look for colleges there for the future
It is awesome to see how you got used to the German culture I think the same is happening with me here in America they have a very different culture and it is cool to experience that 👍🏻
I want to move to Germany and have visited multiple times! What a great video, have to agree about Ritter Sport and Christmas culture ;)
@Runika Alinejad Greetings from Essen :) really like it here although I grew up in Cologne, I don't regret the move at all.
@Runika Alinejad Essen is always a good choice.
I'm with ya! as an Ami living here in Germany for the last 3 years.... I LOVE my new life here! maybe I will make a video on my take on life here!? great video, thanks!!
I love your hair 😊🌻🤗. Great video and I am surprised about Germany. I'm thinking in living and working abroad,maybe I should consider to Germany but I don't know how are the options for a food engineer 😂
I think they will be good. Germany has also courses of studies for it. I think here is also going on a lot for possibilities in organic food and so on (but I'm really no expert on those things). Check the possibilities via internet.
I wish to move to great Germany come September I found a job to take care of the olds which I have been doing in my country but the new immigration law is requesting for skilled labour. I am still to face the embassy in some months time. Can some one help me out. plsssd
Of course we german care about other people and have festivals and no speed limit because u only live once amd why should we waste the time with more wars anymore we enjoy the life every day and work hard for this opportunity and nice to have u in Germany
Hello Diana really like all the videos you do but this one is my very favorite. Really interesting and really liked all the video clips and pictures you put in. Merry Christmas to you 🎅🎄
Thanks so much Brett! Same to you 🎄😊✨
Germany is so beautiful 😍
This was great! So many of the videos I've watched talk about the bad things in Berlin that I was getting worried as I'm moving there Jan 2022! :D Nice to hear pleasant things about Germany. :D
Hello Diana your vidios are very informative for all especially for new comers. I came here for 6 months for short term scholarship. But I am in love with Germany. So what do you advise me to stay here since the immigration policy is changing.
immmmm this vid was in 2019 yeaaaaahhhhh IDK
I love how you explain stuff, and I did learn a few things, but please, don't put your camera in auto-focus, it just ruins all that effort, and makes the video a bit jarring to watch 😊😁👍
Yeah she had no idea about what would happen in 2020 XD
Did anyone?...
The social clubs are very varied; you'll find a Verein for just about every hobby and/or interest - quite a few have their own special events, some even with like-minded clubs from other places, and visitors and newcomers are always welcome. Be prepared for a modest membership fee when joining, though, because depending on the topic clubs can have expenses which need to be paid by the members. On the other hand membership often has advantages, so your membership fees get you discounts at some related places and/or opens up opportunities non-members don't get.
I was in Germany for about a year for an art residency, two art shows and a class on psychology in Berlin. I want to move but I want to find a job opportunity to be there. Any information would be good.
learn German and you´ll find a job opportunity - any special skills or diploma may be helpful.
I think you become more and more bright and positive during your time in Germany. Thank you for spreading positivity!
Great video and all good reasons for sure! I am planning to move to Bavaria later this year!
thanks for all the tips, I like moving there and I look forward to have these as keyinformations.. as my dream going to be true
Usually 30 days vacation time in Germany!
At least that applies to most labour agreements.
But people make less money in Germany for the same job though compare to the same job in USA
@@m.farhana.rahman3372 Probably because of high taxes and the cost of living. So many people don't realize that taxation and the cost of living greatly impact your take home pay.
@@sucram1015 so Germany is not a good place to move? Because you make significantly less money. Not just less salary but also less money to take home due to high taxes
The Ritter Sport pack can be closed, but for what? Nobody does it 🤣😍
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I saw the title of the video and was like: “and one reason not to move to Germany in 2020”
you proved to be very lucky to me....i would like to talk to you and share my experience...would like to meet you personally as well..i will come to berlin from hamburg..really im not kidding....i want to share with you personally how your video helped me...would be pleased to get response from you..thanks
People need to learn that just because Germany did horrible things in the past doesn’t mean anything. Germans are actually really nice people and the stereotype that Germans are angry is so false it’s just the way german is spoken!
I don't think it's a good idea to move to Germany in 2020, maybe better at late 2021. Actually I don't suggest to move to any country until the corona-madness is over.
Health care is excellent, but we pay a lot for it and you have to wait weeks for appointments with specialists.
Transport great. People are super unfriendly and closed.
Berlin is not Germany.
Highly conservative.
Narrow & uncreative citizens.
Yes, and New York isn't the US.
It depends where you live - and the Bavarian back country isn't Germany as well.
Maybe difficulties with the people arise also with specific expectations and also on the openness of yourself, I think. ;-)
@@Morellas4 Bavarian back country is really nice and usually the people there are much friendlier than in the big cities
Wonderful information and such a nice presentation. Will you please speak more slowly?
In times when i was young asia was safe, that's why i traveled there. Asian food still is my favourite since then. Hope the world will be available soon for every worlds citizen
Aren’t the migrants getting really out of hand
Awesome video! Thank you so much for the efforts of making this video!
😊😊
I loved your list about my country. I admit I chuckled once - Ritter Sport was so unexpected! :D
I don't agree with the comment about bad sound quality, by the way; you sounded fine to me.
Haha love rotter sport! Glad you enjoyed the video and the audio is working fine 😅😊 Merry Christmas ✨🎄
@@DianaVerry I'm more the Milka extremely-dark chocolate kind of guy, haha! Thank you, Merry Christmas to you too. :)
I agree! It I apreciate it very much that you like my home country!
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Dankschon Dianna all your video it's so nice .
Do I have to be able to speak German when I wanna live in german ?
Or is english language enough ?
I'm from Bali indonesia
English is enough however you should learn basic words and phrases in German. People there really appreciate that you took the time to do that and will probably treat you better.
not only do you have mandatory vacation days, but your employer can actually be fined, if you don't take them... so your employer actually has an incentive to let you use them. This is mainly to prevent things like getting paid for not using vacation days and so on.
What if an employee has chosen not to on their own? Who's fault is that? What if an employee wants to keep working and take a break later?
@@sucram1015 The employer _can_ force the employee to take vacation, but a situation like the one you describe is usually only the case, if the employee wants to take a longer vacation in one go. For example: One of my coworkers is originally from Bangladesh. He recently took his entire year vacation plus extra days to go visit his family for almost 2 month.
Mainly the fine for not taking vacation days is meant to enforce, that the employee has the ability and option to take vacation, so to not make the employer figure out ways to stop them from doing so.
If the employee _wants_ to work, the employer is still obligated to make sure, that it wont negatively affect the employees health (both mentally and physically).
I love how one of your major reasons to move to Germany is just Chocolate! Lol 🍫
Thank you dear for your valuable information and amazing explanation!! Really loved!!!
Diana, do you know if I went back to Berlin the German government would let me stay ? I heard I could only stay 90 days in a 180 day period . Is that still the case? I am 73 and draw 3 Pensions so money would not be a problem. Is a Medical plan available to me ? That would be biggest concern. I was in the U S Air Force at Templehof for 4 years. I lived in Zehlendorf and Dahlem. Absolutely loved Berlin ! still have Fond memories of Germany. Thanks for your time ....
PS: I speak a little German (studied with U of Md) while there
top 2 reasons; women and free universities
I wanna go home =(
You’re such a sweetheart Diana, discovered your channel recently as I am really considering to move to Germany. Thank you for being so informative and helpful with sharing your thoughts and personal experiences 💖💖💖
Thank you so much Ena 😊😊
If you like Christmas as much as you say, you should take the time to travel to a town in northern Bavaria (Mittel Franken). The name of the town is Rothenburg ob der Tauber. There, they have a store that only sells Christmas ornaments and things like that. As far as I know, it´s the only store of it´s kind in all of Germany! Enjoy it. Even if you don´t buy anything, it´s worth the time. I hope you have fun!
Thank Alan! I’ll have to check it out 😊
Be sure to have a look around the town, too! It´s breathtaking!
I'm trying to choose between Canada and Germany and it is really hard to make that decision especially because I don't speak German but I'm willing to learn it though
Go to Canada it is easier for integration.
Can i also ask if i moved there can i start business
20 ohh I like that! Hobby, interest. I like swing dancing, 40s-50s music, big band.
i was born in garmany
Reason number 21 is you Diana. 🙂😊🎅🦌
Merry Christmas and a big thanks for all your work and the lovely videos.
Germany needs more people like you, so positive and productive, wherever they come from it will be a gift!!!
Wow thank you so much Robert! your comment made my day 😊 Merry Christmas to you too 🎄✨
Bravo Deutschland ist die beste Land in der Welt viel Glück in Deutschland
The beer is enough. I am sold 🍻🤙
[01/03, 2:32 pm] raj: I want offer letter ?
[01/03, 2:33 pm] raj: Would you provide me that ?
How did she not mention anything about cars??!
Well, she uses the public transportation - no need for a car (so why mention it).
Hello Diana, your video is interesting and obviously appealing for young people looking for new destination to relocate or settle down. I would like to invite you to my town Szczecin which is only 2 hours away from Berlin. Although, the scenery is a bit different the people are so nice and welcome. We also have many attractions around the city and we speak English so no barrier, see you soon in Szczecin.
I hope to leave Germany soon.
more like "old Trashures" on the flea markets ;-)
Ohh that would be so interesting, maybe some very old pieces. I love 1940- 1950s style and wear most of the time.
We have thrift stores here and reselling of vintage -new clothing’s, accessory. I’d like to see flea markets in another county.
I am from China, I have visited to Germany in 2019, I and my wife all like this country, I am trying to move to Germany in the future, thank you for your information.
I am learning German . I don't know whether to immigrate to Canada or Germany! I am a medical laboratory technologist wanna work in my field there . Is Germany a good place for healthcare jobs??! Or Canada is better
This is more about moving to bigger German cities. But there are also many villages or even smaller cities full of dull hillbillies. Be careful while choosing your location...
Hey, I live in a tiny village (population of 280 including the neighboring municipality). I moved here from a very big city and I'd never want to live anywhere else again. People here know each other and are so friendly, and if someone is in trouble, the whole village pulls together to help them out. It's not dull either; we may not have nightclubs or shopping malls, but we have things like a lot of festivals to observe old traditions and holidays that go un-noticed in big cities. But I guess it all depends on whether or not someone appreciates that kind of thing; I certainly do.
Really depends on the village...but with most of them it is just a matter of learning the language and joining some local club. Once people have gotten used to your presence, they'll be quite welcoming in most places. (there are naturally exceptions, especially in the east of Germany, but even there it really depends on the place in question).
true for example
in saxony leipzig is a pretty nice place to stay but dont move to dresten chemnits or any smaller town or village here if you want to make sure to stay safe
@@YukiTheOkami Safe? That's hilarious, considering the crime rate in big cities is three times higher.
I live in a village of 800 people. On a scale from 1 to 10 million, how dull am I?
do you have to know German to live there? I'm moving to the south part of Germany and don't think I'll be fluent in Deutsche by the time I get there :(
Hey Diana! We love your channel and the content your produce! We have just moved to Germany ourselves and will be making some videos about Germany life too! Check it out if you are interested!
WOW!!
Now I want to move to Germany!!!
Be careful what you wish for. A lot of racism over here, lack of empathy from many germans towards immigrants, if you don’t speak German even worse, a lot of bureaucracy and lack of digitalisation. Not to mention the huge amount of taxes.
But will you kiss the Eagle when the Romans come and demand tribute?!?
Where to find those social groups? Is it an app or something?
I guess she is talking about sport clubs and it's true - there are a lot. Volleyball, Handball, Soccer/European Football, Icehockey, Bowling, Badminton, a lot of fitness clubs and so on. Sport clubs are the only way to really find friends here. Another way, but much harder, would be to join online communities and in this case you are right - That would be like an app. As an example "spontacts" is quiet popular. Germans aren't very good in socializing, so they search for people with similar interests online. My brother has found a lot of friends and also his actual girlfriend by using chats and computer games (he is also playing football).
Hi, one HUGE source to find likeminded groups would be the "Volkshochschule" - there you can get courses for almost anything for rather small money. You'll find it in almost every region I think.
Another thing are "Vereine" where you find a great variety on sports or also political groups and so on. Probably the best way if you search the Internet ("Verein" and your interest/hobby will be keywords here).
HELL NO!
Hi,
Diana pls mention this: www.gesetze-im-internet.de/burlg/__3.html
And btw. it was in force long before the EU was founded and yes the 24 days are divided with 6 days a week, which ended up like 4 weeks and that is the same as 20 days divided with 5 workdays.
Hello, how do I get started moving to and having a new life in Germany?
learn the language first and put money besides for the first 6 month and a return ticket. So you are on the save side, - any special skills or diploma may be helpful.
@@mucsalto8377 Thank you
Ich bin der einzige deutsche kommi
First off there a language barrier between US and Germany so it’s not that easy to move there you know
Your speech is extremly low while background noises are loud
If only you would have known, this video aged terribly
Am an Engineer in EEE. Without knowing German, may I get engineering job there. Please let me know.
Could be an advertising video sponsored by Angelika Merkel LOL :-) ... but Diana, nice video btw. keep on going with your experiences ... have a nice time, cheers
Thanks for your video. It was uplifting. If I was not a Scottish Patriot I would be living in Deutschland I'm sure.
@ghgg Ha Ha.
Scotland 😍😍😍😍
Planning on moving, taking some time but I got to find a job, my ultimate reason is the startup scene and i love that you mentioned it.
That's awesome !!! facebook.com/Leonard.Hager.Relocation.2020/ can help you relocate. Check them out!
come to south africa , we have black label.. the beer of champions
I'll move in to Germany once I'm satisfied of my adventures and business ventures and a lot of experiences.... Hopefully that married I can manage there comfortably with my future spouse as soon as I'm hired to work there...
You would be welcome as Germany needs young and able people. There are 1.3 million job vacancies right now. Don't let yourself be discouraged by those same old racists that spill their garbage under virtually every TH-cam video
Shield Wall why is there an imbalance over in Germany?
Shield Wall is the salary great? I least need to know if it's worth h explore for options and opportunities
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Hi Diana, gonna move to Canada from Germany in 2021. My 18 reasons against Germany:
1: very high taxes in Germany
2: questionable right-wing politics on the rise
3: way better wages in canada
4: bad street conditions when it comes to driving a car in germany (or europe).
5: Canada offers afordable housing, while Germany is 90% apartament-living
6: Homophobia/racism 2020 still a big deal in german public
7: weed = 100% illegal
8: Canada has WAY more beautyful Nature than Germany
9: fees for public toilets in Germany (no words...)
10: Canada has the USA as Neighbour (to visit California, The big capitals)
11: Two words: cheap. fuel.
12: Socializing in Canada is much more based on a even level of respect, while germany its a lot about persons reptuation only (f.a.: being educated canadian = good raputation in germany in the first place)
13: German healthcare sucks. You still have to pay extra cost for dentist service or not being provided with private rooms in hospitals. Try to get an appointment for a doctor, wich will take MONTHS, so lots of germans use hospital emergency service instead to avoid month-long waiting time. Healthcare/retirement for elderly people is another bottomless pit in Germany and not 100% covered by public healthcare. Lots of old people live on a minimum retirement income and have to do part-time jobs (no joke).
14: German public transportation is NOT RELIABLE. Its expensive and despite being well-connected the train system in Germany has the worst delay rate in whole europe. The Taxi-cab fares are pure rip-off.
15: Bad english spoken. Good luck find people that speak even simple english outside the capitals.
16: No shopping possible on sundays.
17: All themed "festivals" in Germany are just about 1. drinking and 2. food
18: Streetfood in Germany is really bad and one-dimensional. It all comes down to Döner-Kebab or some Variation of WURST.
Won't take you to the fray, just my impression over last 25 Years in Germany. Can't wait to go the canadian way on the long term.
1. Taxes from which all is paid which is used by everyone. So don't think you get nothing in return.
2. Like everywhere in the world.
3. Also when you put the social ensurance fees on top?
4. Where have you been? At the back of beyond?
5. Population density is a lot higher. If you don't mind commuting long distances, you can have that in Germany, too. And I doubt the 90%.
6. Like everywhere else in the world.
7. Like in most other countries in the world. I couldn't care less.
8. Canada is lot bigger to have more. It's not always quantity that counts.
9. In return you get a clean toilet. They are maintained by companies that want to earn money, too.
10. I wouldn't consider that as a pro but as a contra argument.
11. Did you ever ask where this fuel comes from and why it is so cheap?
12. ah... no.
13. Some of that is true, but most of that is just rubbish. And at least you get healthcare without having to pay money.
14. If it comes to trains, yes. If it comes to local transportation, no. And it isn't that expensive.
15. Shouldn't be a problem when you speak the local language. Have you tried that? And btw.: in most non-English speaking countries it is worse.
16. That is reason for Germany, not against. You have 6 other days a week to go shopping.
17. You haven't been to many festivals, have you?
18. No, it doesn't.
@@Nikioko Thanks a LOT ! :-)))
Have you ever been to Canada? I am German and live for 5 years in Canada and most of what you say is simply not true.
The health care in Canada is bad. Be prepared to pay teeth and eye care of of your own pocket. It is far more expensive here too. Medication is really expensive. Much more than in Germany.
The condition of the roads is rotten here. I think the speed limit exists that you don't ruin your car with the thousand of holes in the roads.
Just shows that youre completely ignorant about knowing (and not knowing) the living conditions in most countries in the world.
About the thing with the right wing party.... Did you ever research how much the right wing parties gained support in EU or all over the world? Typically german, a bit right wing raise and they think they are nazis and they just exist there. Very poor and makes me very sad. Open your eyes about the world and about politics. Just a quick reminder U.S. repuclicans were never better than nazis. Im not saying that Germany is the best country but the most youre saying is just wrong and not even bettet in other countries.
I fell in love. Reason number 21. Great job. You are very beautiful.
I would not know where to start !! I want to move out there so bad . Like how much do I need to save , how do I find a job , how do I find a apartment?? Please let me know !
Ich liebe dich Deana ♥️🇩🇪
*Hi, I have been wondering about credentials needed... If anyone could provide a link, I'd appreciate it! I'm currently in school with only a crapton of retail work under my belt. I'm trying to figure out what to get my Bachelor's in that Germany would recognize.*
you find all info here, but only in German: anabin.kmk.org/no_cache/filter/hochschulabschluesse.html
Do you know, how to use Google?
I have just discovered your channel........you should be a national treasure in Germany because you make the perfect spokeswoman for Germany, your video was so riveting and you made it interesting so WELL DONE :)
I also love Christmas and it is my favourite time of year
I don't live in Germany but for me there's no reason to move to Germany. I live in this awesome little country called the Netherlands. Germany is only a one and a half hour drive from my home but so is Belgium.
Thank you for the informaton, very interesting and helpful ...
scratch no.17. getting scammed and poisened is the norm, bc of low margins (7,5€/pig which is allowed to live 6-7 month) in the food industry and to many mouths for not enough land to produce sustainable. you can produce food for 10 years without a single inspector visiting. Insecticides and pesticides not beeing allowed in germany are eaten through spanish oranges for example.
please change your nick name. Tesla was a scientific and you are a moron.
Love your channel, from Pakistan!
What about the school in Germany?
Deutsche Bahn reliable?????
compared to US public transport? YES!!
I supported you everyday
21.) Bread & Bakeries