Just found ur channel and ur inspiring. I moved across the world and I want to move to Germany next year, it all feels intimidating, but seeing stories like yours makes me feel like I can do it
great summary about life here! i wanna contribute to your video and some people who consider to move to Munich. i am living also in Munich since 3 years. I agree with you that learning German is a key. But learning B2 before coming here should be really challenging 😛 About socializing part, i really feel like Germans do not care about foreigners to involve them in their circle. This could be faced in any other foreign country, but it is a bit harder here. Because I feel like Germans themselves are not so warm to each other. They have basically kindergarten friends and they stay touch with limited people. I feel like they are like a mystery :D, they do not give you some basic simple info from their life for a long time. 😬 By hobbies or some occasions (work, language course etc), one can have a circle here. Unfortunately it is not easy, especially to have a German circle. I have friends from my nation + some internationals from my hobbies. I have some German work friends which are not like typical friendships. In conclusion, I sometimes regret to not starting my new life in Netherlands. 😶🌫People there seem a bit more open. Pros👍: nature. work-life balance. enough internationals. safe city. good surroundings. ok climate compared to north. Cons👎: need to learn German not so welcoming not so vibrant
we are italian, just moved to Munich from US (Pennsylvania) for working in a multinational company. thank you for your videos, we are seeing them from US to prepare the move. after 3 months in Munich i confirm all what you are saying....i am not sure we will live here forever, but a great city....international, everything is working and super safe. fully agree also about your cons ;-)....but after living in Italy, Switzerland, US i can confirm that a perfect country does not exist.
Yeah, specially coming from the US you are going to miss that "easy talk" with people. But at one point, there are more pros than cons and that's when you know, if the city is for you.
I am german from Munich and i can tell you it is also difficult for germans to make friends. like you said everybody has their friends from school or kindergarden and you dont really fit in there. so most of my friends are also from different cities and not from munich directly;)
I lived in Muenchen 1988-1994 and loved it. The people are so cool and intelligent. I really miss the lifestyle there. I plan to return after retiring from a 30 year career with the USA. I luv the Germans.
Hey ! Really liked the video, very helpful. As I'm planning to move to Germany to learn filmmaking. Can you please tell us , how's the filmmaking culture and are there any jobs or work for filmmakers there or it's a bit struggle as a foreigner?
Great video Fernando! I'm currently looking at getting a job in Germany, have you ever made use of any recruitment agencies there that you would recommend? Enjoy your stay in Texas, I hope to see more content soon!
No man! Go full linkedin! My sister is a recruiter and she uses it to find people for jobs. Put a lot of effort and then also Stepstone. I used this as well.
Thank you for a great video! I wanted to ask about the weather though. I know you're from Venezuella which is very sunny place and as a Central Asian myself I find it hard to cope with lack of sunshine (currently live in Latvia). Can you pls explain how hard was it to get along and does it still effects your mood after 7 years?
Hey Daler, so the first year's it did affect me a bit, but then you adjust. I did a video about "culture shocks in Germany" and there I explain that what is important is to stay active! Specially in the winter months
...at least to a B2 level hahahahahha BARE MINIMUM hahahahh,a B2 level means that you speak german well and you just need a little bit of polishing to perfecting the language.anyway,learning german is not so easy but it`s beautiful. also it depends which languages do you speak.for a latin speaker it isn`t so easy.
I feel that I got to B2, and still, there is so much to learn. But B1 is definitely also good to start something. If I am honest, I came to Germany with 0 german, and I feel that A2 you start seeing the light lol
![Life in Munich [Aparments, Culture Shocks & LMU]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wfakI0Yr3bM/mqdefault.jpg)
Hey Guys! B2 level is bit to much lol! but a solid A2 will get you placesss! Will make a video about jobs in the future :)
Agreed for Day to day but for jobs they often ask for B1 and B2. I’m A2 and it definitely can get you around and help you have conversations.
Learning German is easy...try Learning French and you'll understand
@333trr333 no way dud hahahahha
@@fernandotabora LOL😂😂
My husband and I will be moving to Munich in March. This was so helpful! We are ready to take the leap!
Just found ur channel and ur inspiring. I moved across the world and I want to move to Germany next year, it all feels intimidating, but seeing stories like yours makes me feel like I can do it
Yes you can! Beliveme if I could do it, anyone can do it lol
Love your tips!! Very inspiring 😊🎉
Thank you! It was very fun to make!
great summary about life here! i wanna contribute to your video and some people who consider to move to Munich.
i am living also in Munich since 3 years. I agree with you that learning German is a key. But learning B2 before coming here should be really challenging 😛
About socializing part, i really feel like Germans do not care about foreigners to involve them in their circle. This could be faced in any other foreign country, but it is a bit harder here. Because I feel like Germans themselves are not so warm to each other. They have basically kindergarten friends and they stay touch with limited people. I feel like they are like a mystery :D, they do not give you some basic simple info from their life for a long time. 😬
By hobbies or some occasions (work, language course etc), one can have a circle here. Unfortunately it is not easy, especially to have a German circle. I have friends from my nation + some internationals from my hobbies. I have some German work friends which are not like typical friendships.
In conclusion, I sometimes regret to not starting my new life in Netherlands. 😶🌫People there seem a bit more open.
Pros👍:
nature.
work-life balance.
enough internationals.
safe city.
good surroundings.
ok climate compared to north.
Cons👎:
need to learn German
not so welcoming
not so vibrant
we are italian, just moved to Munich from US (Pennsylvania) for working in a multinational company. thank you for your videos, we are seeing them from US to prepare the move.
after 3 months in Munich i confirm all what you are saying....i am not sure we will live here forever, but a great city....international, everything is working and super safe.
fully agree also about your cons ;-)....but after living in Italy, Switzerland, US i can confirm that a perfect country does not exist.
Yeah, specially coming from the US you are going to miss that "easy talk" with people. But at one point, there are more pros than cons and that's when you know, if the city is for you.
Dude I love to listen to you. Finally a new video :))
Joo! ASMR Munich 😆 new channel! Yeah man...had to much work
Great video that *really* talks about what it’s like being in Munich!
Hi Fernando 👋 your videos are funny and easy to understand because I'm planning to move to MUNICH for TUM
Excellent man! It going to be fun! And thank you ❤️
Loveee the style of this video! And such great points to consider about Munich, I’m excited about my move there in a few months!
Thank you! And hope you enjoy!
Great video 👍.... btw: mountains are a short trip away to the south...
A did I say north ?
@@fernandotabora I don't think so ... but mountains are a short trip away 🙂
Thanks for sharing your experience! It’s very helpful 😆
Excited to do so!
A really great content and the editing is amazing as usual
Thanks man! So happy people are liking it
Cómo siempre, excelente video!! Gracias por seguir compartiendo tus experiencias 🙌🏼
Muchísimas gracias Helmut!!
those drone shots are so beautiful. Haha, very true about the safety! I have never felt more at ease in a European city.
Thank you Bai Xu!
I am german from Munich and i can tell you it is also difficult for germans to make friends. like you said everybody has their friends from school or kindergarden and you dont really fit in there. so most of my friends are also from different cities and not from munich directly;)
Very interesting! I definitely need to do a second video about making friends in Munich
I lived in Muenchen 1988-1994 and loved it. The people are so cool and intelligent. I really miss the lifestyle there. I plan to return after retiring from a 30 year career with the USA. I luv the Germans.
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Hey ! Really liked the video, very helpful. As I'm planning to move to Germany to learn filmmaking. Can you please tell us , how's the filmmaking culture and are there any jobs or work for filmmakers there or it's a bit struggle as a foreigner?
I will! No no struggle. Just learn german. That makes things smoother
Great video!
Thank you man!!
Te echábamos de menos, pequeño Tábora. ❤️☺️
Hahahhaha graciass Yedra 😄
He's back 🚀
I am back baby!!!
hahaaha **fernando struggling** so funny! everything you mentioned was so relatable
It needs to be a meme! Will put it on a shirt
Great video Fernando! I'm currently looking at getting a job in Germany, have you ever made use of any recruitment agencies there that you would recommend?
Enjoy your stay in Texas, I hope to see more content soon!
No man! Go full linkedin! My sister is a recruiter and she uses it to find people for jobs. Put a lot of effort and then also Stepstone. I used this as well.
Thank you for a great video! I wanted to ask about the weather though. I know you're from Venezuella which is very sunny place and as a Central Asian myself I find it hard to cope with lack of sunshine (currently live in Latvia). Can you pls explain how hard was it to get along and does it still effects your mood after 7 years?
Hey Daler, so the first year's it did affect me a bit, but then you adjust. I did a video about "culture shocks in Germany" and there I explain that what is important is to stay active! Specially in the winter months
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How good is this city for architects and architect students?
Ask @baixu she is from munich creative
youtube.com/@baixu she is an architect
@@fernandotabora Thank you so much
Nice you have a great time in my home country ❤.
US ppl are near by 1 trillion $ credit card debt🤔 😥
Si quieres te hago la de Madrid
Hahahahaha por que
@@fernandotabora seria boleta tener videos de varias ciudades
Claro brou! Por eso te tienes que meter a youtuber papa
...at least to a B2 level hahahahahha BARE MINIMUM hahahahh,a B2 level means that you speak german well and you just need a little bit of polishing to perfecting the language.anyway,learning german is not so easy but it`s beautiful. also it depends which languages do you speak.for a latin speaker it isn`t so easy.
I feel that I got to B2, and still, there is so much to learn. But B1 is definitely also good to start something. If I am honest, I came to Germany with 0 german, and I feel that A2 you start seeing the light lol