Q & A STUDYING ABROAD IN GERMANY

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[kimvogt]

All the people in the comments correcting her German is probably the most German thing ever😅 your German sounds great girl!🥰 keep it up!

[MrWuffels]

I wouldn't call us germans "less friendly", I think usually we aren't. But what we are, is more distant. It's not common here to start a conversation with strangers out of nowhere, that's true.
But if you ask for a direction to a specific place, or where you can eat or ask for help in something basic, you will usually get a nice and helpful answer

[kathi.]

I can promise you that you will love Christmas in Germany. All cities are brightly lit. Every year it is sooo nice to go to the Christmas market with the family! Look forward to it!

[jorgbecker]

'German boys are alcoholics' was killing me 😂 Though there is a lot of truth in that 🤔

[Alexp]

Hamburg is an absolute must visit. One of the very best cities in Germany. Make sure to visit during spring or summer. If in autumn or winter, then rather without rain (autumn) or in snow (winter). The north is cold enough as is :)

[dasich]

Saufen!!!! Morgens Mittags Abends ich will

[CHarlotte-royi]

8:51 😂😂😂 That’s what a friend of mine said about American college students when he went on an exchange semester. His exact words were “they are behaving like us at 16, or worse”

[jan]

If you like the word "Fleisch" than you will love "umfahren" it means to drive a round something but also drive against something

[mailsunday]

Do try Spätzle, you'll probably like them. And if you have time to visit Munich, Heidelberg, Regensburg - give it a try, if you can go to France see Paris and Strasbourg and Vienna in Austria is beautiful, too.

[merleebeler]

At first I was like: what is doner? And than I realised you mean “Döner“
ps. Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland ;)

[ljulibe]

My opinion on german guys:
If there Is one who doesn't drink alcohol or consume drugs and if neither he nor you has a crush on the other, they can be soo loyal and understanding friends...
No idea why but since I've started to talk to the boys in my class and since we've grown up, I feel like talking to them is much easier and less judgemental

[Ortheas]

Heidelberg near Mannheim is for a lot of Germans the most beautiful City with an old core and a beautiful castle up above. I think munich, Castle Neuschwanstein are also worthy to visit in the south. The cathedral in cologne, and yeah you are right: Berlin and Hamburg are really beautiful.

[volleygirl]

I love to watch your videos and it’s so interesting to hear an American talking about life in German and also the differences between Germany and the US. As a German some things you’re talking about are pretty funny to hear because the stuff you’re wondering about are common to me 😂 it’s also pretty interesting to learn something about the life in the US. I’d love to watch more comparison videos 😊 I hope you have a good time in Germany and I can really recommend to travel to NRW ☺️

[AmiGanguli]

Thanks for your videos!

I'm trying to arrange to move to Heidelberg with my family in a few years when my kids are old enough for high school. It's really interesting to hear a teenager's perspective on Germany vs the US.

Experiencing another country this way is something that will impact the rest of your life. You won't regret it!

[nah.]

Hey, I’m currently on CBYX from Germany on Arkansas. Your videos tremendously helped me showing my host family German schools and how an American feels about Germany. Thank you!

[Teetuetenmogli]

welcome to Germany... Interesting to get a view from outside.
One hint to "being less friendly": that differs from south to north, so enjoy your trips to Berlin and Hamburg, it should be better there ;)

[ronniefranks]

I lived in Germany for three years in the mid 80’s. Enjoy yourself! These are the times of your life. You’re learning and making memories you’ll remember for the rest of your life.

[vasilisconstantinides]

I’m Australian but whatever you said about Americans being overly friendly is so true. All the US international students at my university were SO social and inclusive at parties while the Aussies kinda stick to their own groups

[rominef]

Sometimes rules just need to be broken. Don't miss out on the whole experience, I'm sure they are not monitoring your every move over there. :)

[aaflyer]

You are so lucky to get to live in Germany! Before covid I used to travel to Germany from San Francisco about every 6 weeks or so. Have you had a chance to try their high speed trains (ICE). You will wonder why the US is lagging! Also, you will love the Christmas Markets! They are incredible!