Munich is such a beautiful city with straightforward people and amazing architectures, while being one of the best place to live (if u can find a place to live ofc)🗿😂
I think I should re-visit Munich in spring and summer, then. 😂 I’ve been trying to expand my options outside the Netherlands where I live now that I’m near to graduation, so this comes just at a perfect time. Anyway, I like the way you shot and edited the videos, it feels as if I’m watching short movies. Keep it going-I’d love to see social and cultural events going on around the city as well!
I've watched more videos about life in diffrent cities (mostly for students), and for Munich, this one was the best one so far. Others were a bit more informative but yours is well made and more enjoyable. Thanks!
Thanks a lot for your videos I found your channel a couple of days ago and I really like I watched all of your videos and of course, I liked them Keep going 👍😍
Hi max, a cOol video. Its the first video i've seen from your channel. And i'm new in munich. Do you have other videos that introduce the tourist attractions in munich?
Currently, this is the only video about Munich :( However you can check out my friend's channel, he makes content about Munich: www.youtube.com/@fernandotabora
I'll be traveling to Germany to study university there, i hope to get some tips and maybe a video about the requirements at your uni. Love your vids and the editing quality is just amazing
Everyone complains about the internet connection in Germany but you never mention it. Is it all that bad? Especially if comparing large cities like Munich and smaller towns?
Hello bruv insane edit btw i am gonna ask you that didn't u need to do a part time job to support your living or you are rich enough to support it already.
I could write you a big ass paragraph on that topic haha My guy Markus made an extremely good video about that, I think it'll really help you out: ruclips.net/video/anR-WVfUvO0/видео.html
@@M1KEYhere I would say minimum B1, better would be B2. I know some people in my degree program who started learning German like 2 years ago and they are doing well. Only thing you might struggle is essays
Guys, don’t be fooled by this face tuned picture. I’ve lived 2 years in Munich and this is one of the worst places to live and work (maybe studying is more fun) 1. Relatively low salaries vs cost of living 2. Shitty food (applies to Germany as a whole) 3. Shitty service (applies to Germany as a whole) 4. Public transport always delayed / cancelled/ out of service and the intervals are enormous. Best case 5 min in underground and 20-30 min in S-Bahn 5. Germany in general is not friendly to expats (check the ratings, Germany is always at the bottom in terms of comfort for the internationals), and Munich is the concentration of this casual racism. They will never tell it directly, but you’ll see Germans are promoted faster, treated better, etc) 6. Munich is not beautiful. Sorry, I don’t know what village you’ve been living in, but Munich is the most common, grey, standard and soulless place in terms of architecture. Couple of nice buildings and that’s it. All the rest are endless faceless boxes of different Color with no idea or decoration. Not even to mention, you’ll walk all the Altstadt within a week and all the rest are just endless country houses. So most of the time you’ll live in a boring village 7. After 8 pm the city is dead. Sunday - the city is dead 8. Living in Munich brings you all the drawbacks of living in a large city (traffic, high prices, extremely high waiting time for all governmental services) and 0 benefits: it feels like a village, no proper night life, no underground places, lack of shops (no official adidas, nike, under armour, puma, Zara home, Uniqlo etc) 9. Don’t tell me about the parks. Yes you have them, but you have them in every European city 10. Museums are fun, but there not many of them and not all of them deserve attention. Believe me, you’ll visit them all within 4 weekends The only good thing about it: it’s well located to you can escape from it. But there are many other cities also well located. Eg Milano, Zurich, etc
![Life in Munich [Aparments, Culture Shocks & LMU]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wfakI0Yr3bM/mqdefault.jpg)
Munich is such a beautiful city with straightforward people and amazing architectures, while being one of the best place to live (if u can find a place to live ofc)🗿😂
Everything comes with a price haha
I think I should re-visit Munich in spring and summer, then. 😂 I’ve been trying to expand my options outside the Netherlands where I live now that I’m near to graduation, so this comes just at a perfect time.
Anyway, I like the way you shot and edited the videos, it feels as if I’m watching short movies. Keep it going-I’d love to see social and cultural events going on around the city as well!
Really appreciate your comment ❤️ more videos are definitely coming!
I've watched more videos about life in diffrent cities (mostly for students), and for Munich, this one was the best one so far. Others were a bit more informative but yours is well made and more enjoyable. Thanks!
Thanks a lot ❤️
I enjoyed every second of this content. Thank you Max for this video.
Glad to hear it 🫶
again, you did take video from nice views and angles , good job
Much love ❤️❤️
Your editing is too dam good bro. I appreciate it ❤
I appreciate your comment ❤️
Your video quality is top notch
Keep it up man, I really enjoy your work
Really appreciate your words! Motivates me to create even more videos ❤️
really good video editing! super underrated
Really appreciate your comment! ❤️
quality of your content never dissapoints
I've been binging your videos! I really like the color correction (not sure that's the name) you use! Keep experimenting it's really cool!
Glad you liked it 🫶 Really appreciate your support!
Bro the quality of this video is insane !
Loved it ❤
Amazing video! Enjoyed your content ❤
Thanks a lot for your videos
I found your channel a couple of days ago and I really like
I watched all of your videos and of course, I liked them
Keep going 👍😍
Glad you like them! Happy to have you here ^^
Thanks Max! Keep up the Good work! We love you ❤❤❤
Thank you! Will do! 🫶
Your videos are so cool!! Thanks for some inspiration))
Glad you liked them! :)
I'm thinking why your vedios not getting views.. superb editing and super views...keep going 😊
Working every day to grow :) Really appreciate your nice comment 🫶
Your videos are always great!
Advance Congratulations for 1k subscribers 🎉🎉
(And 100k also)
Grateful for your support ❤️
Studying at LMU is my biggest dream, I truly hope I can make it ❤
Wish you the best!
Hi max, a cOol video. Its the first video i've seen from your channel. And i'm new in munich.
Do you have other videos that introduce the tourist attractions in munich?
Currently, this is the only video about Munich :(
However you can check out my friend's channel, he makes content about Munich: www.youtube.com/@fernandotabora
Sick man!! Great vid!
Thanks a lot 🤝 Appreciate your comment
You are the best bro, keep it up
Your videos really motivate me to plan to study abroad, soon
Glad to hear that! Where do you wanna study?
@@maxyoko I want to study in Europe, maybe the Netherlands or Finland
@@nznozxy4975 Uhh that's dope! Wish you the best on your journey
Thank you so much@@maxyoko
Your editing is so good man....💯
Glad you liked it ❤️ Thanks a lot!
I'll be traveling to Germany to study university there, i hope to get some tips and maybe a video about the requirements at your uni.
Love your vids and the editing quality is just amazing
Thank you! A lot of videos about university and Germany are definitely coming :)
Your video quality is just lit 🔥
Appreciate that man ❤️❤️
Great Video, what camera do you use. Thanks!
Thanks a lot! I use the Sony a6600
munich looks awesome. Cant wait to leave
Man wanna go to Asia
Great stuff - Subscribed 😊
Welcome to the channel 🫶
Bro u make really good vdos please dont ever stopp
Thanks a lot! I won't stop
I literally watch every vdo u make and i ll never got bored
Can u make a video about your camera and editing tools?
Keep it up bro. nice vids.
Thanks a lot, I definitely will!
Your videos are great 👍🏾 ❤
Thanks a lot! 🫶
Can you do a video review for other cities in germany
I'll see what I can do!
wow. you should make a new day in a life of a student video😃
good idea man!
@@maxyoko 😀
Great video .can u please make videos on job opportunities after master's in biology degree in Germany
I coming Hamm on next month. After watching your videos I am craving to go Munich. NRW is a boring place. I wish I could live in Munich.
Dude tbh I've never been to NRW but I bet there are also some beautiful places over there
But hope you end up in Munich some day!
Very nice video
Thanks a lot 🫶
Everyone complains about the internet connection in Germany but you never mention it. Is it all that bad? Especially if comparing large cities like Munich and smaller towns?
depends on which country you compare it to but yeah it's can be quite shitty (and it's expensive haha)
@@maxyokoif you compare it with spain then u are right
I feel like it’s irrelevant nowadays with starlink. Once it came to Australia it was a game changer
Hello bruv insane edit btw i am gonna ask you that didn't u need to do a part time job to support your living or you are rich enough to support it already.
Thanks a lot! I do some freelancing on the side and work part time for my university :)
any tips for finding accomidation? Im gonna be on erasmus in Munich next year
I could write you a big ass paragraph on that topic haha
My guy Markus made an extremely good video about that, I think it'll really help you out: ruclips.net/video/anR-WVfUvO0/видео.html
I always stuck between chosing Berlin and Munich. As you recommended Munich, now how about Berlin? Which one do you prefer?
Have been a couple of time in Berlin but Munich is just a bit cleaner and "safer"
Berlin's still a great city tho
I want to study data analytics in Germany. Can you tell me What school is really affordable for international students that want to study here?
Most of the public universities don't have any tuition fees!
Auf jeden Fall unterschätzt
Freut mich zu hören 🫶
Ich liebe deine Persönlichkeit. Keep going my brother and I hope I will be studying in Germany soon next year :)@@maxyoko
If i want to get scholarship from university should I know German language
Not necessarily but it really helps
❤❤❤
bro give us your room tour
Till how much level u need to learn german to join ur university of munich
It's always good to know some German but you can join a program for international students where most of the curriculum is in English
@@maxyoko till what level should I learn german so like A2 or B1 to join ur uni
@@M1KEYhere I would say minimum B1, better would be B2. I know some people in my degree program who started learning German like 2 years ago and they are doing well. Only thing you might struggle is essays
Guys, don’t be fooled by this face tuned picture. I’ve lived 2 years in Munich and this is one of the worst places to live and work (maybe studying is more fun)
1. Relatively low salaries vs cost of living
2. Shitty food (applies to Germany as a whole)
3. Shitty service (applies to Germany as a whole)
4. Public transport always delayed / cancelled/ out of service and the intervals are enormous. Best case 5 min in underground and 20-30 min in S-Bahn
5. Germany in general is not friendly to expats (check the ratings, Germany is always at the bottom in terms of comfort for the internationals), and Munich is the concentration of this casual racism. They will never tell it directly, but you’ll see Germans are promoted faster, treated better, etc)
6. Munich is not beautiful. Sorry, I don’t know what village you’ve been living in, but Munich is the most common, grey, standard and soulless place in terms of architecture. Couple of nice buildings and that’s it. All the rest are endless faceless boxes of different Color with no idea or decoration. Not even to mention, you’ll walk all the Altstadt within a week and all the rest are just endless country houses. So most of the time you’ll live in a boring village
7. After 8 pm the city is dead. Sunday - the city is dead
8. Living in Munich brings you all the drawbacks of living in a large city (traffic, high prices, extremely high waiting time for all governmental services) and 0 benefits: it feels like a village, no proper night life, no underground places, lack of shops (no official adidas, nike, under armour, puma, Zara home, Uniqlo etc)
9. Don’t tell me about the parks. Yes you have them, but you have them in every European city
10. Museums are fun, but there not many of them and not all of them deserve attention. Believe me, you’ll visit them all within 4 weekends
The only good thing about it: it’s well located to you can escape from it. But there are many other cities also well located. Eg Milano, Zurich, etc
please in what language do there teach in
Usually in German
How much Do you pay for your rent?
roughly two kidneys
@@maxyoko Damn!!😂