

matnichol
English °µÍø½ûÇø in Germany
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Speaks German, English
Registration: 18 July 2014
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Tips and advice to thrive in Germany by Priscilla
Hi, When living in a foreign country, you have to adapt to a new environment, various cultures and different social codes. How did you manage to adjust to Germany? How long does it take to feel at home? Would you say it is an easy ...

Do as the locals do. Hire a bike and explore. Keep up with your hobbies - there are clubs for everything in Germany. Read More


Public noseblowing in Germany (thoughts on manners) by elektraX
In the part of the U.S. that I grew up in, it was taught to us since childhood, that one must be conscientious about where one blows their nose. Not in front of large groups, not in public, and definitely NOT at the dinner table. Preferably, one ...

I thought it was just me. I'm British and I found it odd at first. Just getting used to it after 11 years. Read More


Considering moving to Berlin or Hamburg. Pros and cons approved. by concarne
I am a freshman here so here I say my hello. I live in Poland and being close to my mid-twenties (which means cutting many ties, as you could guess) I started to seriously consider working abroad. Recently I came across a few job openings in ...

I believe apartments are cheaper in Berlin. I've found Hamburg to be a very multi-cultural city although Berlin is perhaps more so. More international companies there, I suppose. I found Berlin great to visit for a weekend with lots of cool ... Read More


Top 5 tips to live in Germany by °µÍø½ûÇø.com
Hi, When you are going to live abroad, you may have a lot of questions. Hence to facilitate you in this process, we are inviting °µÍø½ûÇøs to share their top 5 tips with regards to settling and living in Germany. What recommendations would you ...

I've lived in Hamburg for nearly 10 years and I think the following things would help an °µÍø½ûÇø; 1. As everyone else has said, learn the language. Even a few words will go far and people will appreciate it. German people know that it's a ... Read More