Living in Germany has many advantages, but there are some potential downsides to consider: 1. **Cost of Living**: In major cities like Munich and Frankfurt, the cost of living can be high, particularly for housing. 2. **Language Barrier**: While many Germans speak English, especially in larger cities, knowing German is important for full integration and daily interactions. 3. **Bureaucracy**: Germany is known for its complex bureaucracy, which can be challenging to navigate. 4. **Weather**: The weather can be quite cold and gray, particularly in winter, which might not suit everyone. 5. **Cultural Differences**: The directness of communication and certain social norms might be different from what you're used to. These are just a few things to consider, but many people find the pros outweigh the cons.
If you do not like the system of solidarity you should choose another country, to live. I think. The USA would be better for your ideas of living...,you talked about a salary of 5000 euros a month.That is what a studied teacher earns..Enough for me to build a house. Why don't you learn German when you devide to live here? So try another country ..so I am sad to listen to. You. I do not like your mindset at all .
Thanks for your feedback! Yep, I have some thoughts to move to another country, but also I have some things I do like about Germany, so I'm not sure - is it right to leave... If you didn't watch it - take a look at my video where I talk about 10 things I like about Germany ruclips.net/video/cuy-s7U6bIg/видео.html I think USA is not for me, especially, when I experienced living in Germany. I think USA is more stress country, maybe it's good to visit, but I think Europe is better to live in. Sorry, if I say something wrong, especially if Germany is your native country. But I just told my point of view and I understand the problem is not with the country, the problem is with me. Have a good day, mate..
@annette, Your mindset is exactly why Germany is the way it is. He is expressing his experience. It's for those who have similar reservations or want to support their thoughts to listen. It's not for those like you who come knowing that you will disagree but decide to stay and comment. You are wasting time commenting if you love Germany so much.
@@HALFAMAZINGTV I just wanted to share my point of view. Of course everybody can tell his opinion on RUclips, but so can I And I still think it is unfair to critisize a system on the one hand and to profit from it on the other hand by benefitting from the healthcare, public transpirt, free schooling, infrastructure etc. This is my opinion and you should accept it the way I accept what is critiisized in this video . I did not want to offend somebody.
@AnnetteLudke-je5ll fair enough. I appreciate your response. I personally think that you could have accomplished your point without defensiveness and negativity. To be totally honest with you, i came on here because I wanted to support my own feelings after experiencing another episode of the "german rules". I have been here for 1 year, and i have 3 more years minimum due to work. I am always trying to figure out if i am the only one experiencing these feelings, and this video proves that i am not alone.
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Thanks 🙏 I hope you understand me ;)
Living in Germany has many advantages, but there are some potential downsides to consider:
1. **Cost of Living**: In major cities like Munich and Frankfurt, the cost of living can be high, particularly for housing.
2. **Language Barrier**: While many Germans speak English, especially in larger cities, knowing German is important for full integration and daily interactions.
3. **Bureaucracy**: Germany is known for its complex bureaucracy, which can be challenging to navigate.
4. **Weather**: The weather can be quite cold and gray, particularly in winter, which might not suit everyone.
5. **Cultural Differences**: The directness of communication and certain social norms might be different from what you're used to.
These are just a few things to consider, but many people find the pros outweigh the cons.
Yeah! Thanks for watching and your comment.) I agree!
I can say I've never heard anyone say they like living in Germany, and it's about to get worse
Thank you for your feedback 🙏 It’s important to me to know that I’m not alone with that ;)
If you do not like the system of solidarity you should choose another country, to live. I think. The USA would be better for your ideas of living...,you talked about a salary of 5000 euros a month.That is what a studied teacher earns..Enough for me to build a house. Why don't you learn German when you devide to live here? So try another country ..so I am sad to listen to. You. I do not like your mindset at all .
Thanks for your feedback! Yep, I have some thoughts to move to another country, but also I have some things I do like about Germany, so I'm not sure - is it right to leave... If you didn't watch it - take a look at my video where I talk about 10 things I like about Germany ruclips.net/video/cuy-s7U6bIg/видео.html
I think USA is not for me, especially, when I experienced living in Germany. I think USA is more stress country, maybe it's good to visit, but I think Europe is better to live in.
Sorry, if I say something wrong, especially if Germany is your native country. But I just told my point of view and I understand the problem is not with the country, the problem is with me.
Have a good day, mate..
@annette, Your mindset is exactly why Germany is the way it is. He is expressing his experience. It's for those who have similar reservations or want to support their thoughts to listen. It's not for those like you who come knowing that you will disagree but decide to stay and comment. You are wasting time commenting if you love Germany so much.
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@@HALFAMAZINGTV I just wanted to share my point of view. Of course everybody can tell his opinion on RUclips, but so can I And I still think it is unfair to critisize a system on the one hand and to profit from it on the other hand by benefitting from the healthcare, public transpirt, free schooling, infrastructure etc. This is my opinion and you should accept it the way I accept what is critiisized in this video . I did not want to offend somebody.
@AnnetteLudke-je5ll fair enough. I appreciate your response. I personally think that you could have accomplished your point without defensiveness and negativity. To be totally honest with you, i came on here because I wanted to support my own feelings after experiencing another episode of the "german rules". I have been here for 1 year, and i have 3 more years minimum due to work. I am always trying to figure out if i am the only one experiencing these feelings, and this video proves that i am not alone.