THE MOST IMPORTANT THING YOU NEED TO MOVE TO GERMANY IN 2024
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- čas přidán 13. 05. 2024
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I hope I can meet someone here in Germany come end of this year or next year. Self-learning German is no joke😅
@mambofornasa the easiest way to get in contact to Germans, is a sports club or another kind of club, like singing, dancing, cooking, ... every town has a webpage with all their "Vereine" (clubs).
You will have a training once or twice a week and may be a match at the weekend, always around with other like minded people who enjoy the same sport or hobby and the are speaking German.
Thank you so much for updating us
Im a nurse here in Germany for the past 10 years and I must say without the language life won’t be easy for you. For vocational training (Ausbildung)it’s no longer B1 instead B2 (especially in Nursing)For most universities they want C1. Although it sounds difficult,it’s doable.
Then I won't come oo
Where are these jobs because we are here and still don't have jobs? I think one should be careful about their area of study before they move. IT and healthcare jobs are the most attractive, but for healthcare one needs at least B1 in German language.
Which link are you using for studying, I would like to study too
Thank for the update Nanelle
Thank you for this Nanelle❤
That's awesome big ma thanks for information
Thank you so much Momma. I'm already studying the German Language after watching your previous video with Alice solutions and I must say it's not that difficult if you put your mind to it. German Language is very similar to English to some extent. God continue to bless you Momma ❤️❤️❤️ we love you
Same here too sis, do you also want to do the ausbildung program ?
@@successutunedi1501 yes I do
@Nrsmer77 please which site are you using please
@@bigail_ I make use of Duolingo app and I follow and watch Learn German CZcams channel
@Nrsmer77 if you know how you have to pronounce the letters, it is even easier to speak and read.
Ok, the articles with three genders and the Nominativ, Genitiv, Dativ and Akkusativ, is a bit tricky.
But when you ome to the tenses, we nearly only use past tense and present for everything.
Could we have a link to a source of the table with requirements? I have a different information and would like to know where you got it. Thank you.
Yay!!!
I was here on time.
First to comment.
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"planning to kill you"? In case of murder, Germany is a very safe country!
But I agree, that German is very important, as it is the local language.
As in France or Spain, the citizens speak the local language, and all signs and papers (except in touristic regions) are in German.
But German is not so hard to learn, I learned it even before I went to school!
Yeekc oo 🎉🎉🎉
Language may not be a problem but is it really black friendly ? I've heard some Horror stories tbh
You need to research the cities before moving here, I had the same mindset before moving here but interestingly I have met nothing but very friendly people..especially the middle aged to elderly, Its just a cultural thing where they mind their business but even those who are like that will still help quickly once approached, happily.
@wakasukku the crazy thing is, that in some eastern states, like Thuringia, Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt the right wing party AfD is very popular, while there are the lowest numbers of foreigners.
In other parts you usually have no problems.
In Northrhine-Westfaly or Saarland, there were always a high numbers of guest workers, but they where from Souther Europe or Turkey.
In Southern Germany, Bavaria and Baden-Würtemberg "black" people are more common, as the US military was there.
But today even in my small town, I come across people of all colours every day.
It is more about the dress, than the skin. If you dress "European", usually no one cares. If you dress in a dress, that might be typical from you home region, you may get some views.
But with a friendly: "Guten Tag" and a smile, they usually smile and greet back.
@@Why-D very accurate! I know a few black people who experienced extreme racism in the regions you mentioned and moved here in North Rhine Westphalia region and had the opposite experience
The language 😢😢
If u willing to work in Germany u can adapt with time.. Most of them have English as second language, if you already have a better job and like your country, then u can ignore.
Hello
Please I would like to know if work in Germany 🇩🇪 as a nurse in Ghana 🇬🇭
Any learning partner here moving to A2
Am still on A1, How did u manoeuver A1🤣
But the complex process and the blocked account thing. These measures are driving away skilled workers
It’s the language no