How Germany Changed My Life | I've Become a Bit too German

I decided to move to Germany to do my masters because I wanted to exit my comfort zone. That decision was the beginning of a never ending transformational experience that impacted just about every area of my life. Here's a little bit of how my life changed since living here.

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About Me:
I’m Oshando or you can just call me "OJ" and I’m from Jamaica. I am currently living in Germany and I have a passion for travel, running, cooking, hiking and just being out in nature. I’m easy going, always laughing, spontaneous and always trying to find ways to exit my comfort zone.

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[dejanvranic]

In Norway there is a saying "there is no bad weather, only bad clothes". 😊 You can always go out and do something as long as you have appropriate clothes.

[JessieLina]

hahaha I understand the struggle of losing English while learning German. My brain is a chaotic mix of languages sometimes. Great video!

[pauledwards]

Such a lovely bubbly man. I understand all you say I came here 1974, now retired and agree with all you say.

[mariannebhatia]

Ganz super toll. Weiter so. Das Leben ist ein endloser Lernprozess. Ich wünsche ihnen weiterhin viel Erfolg.👍🍀

[byronbunyan]

Love. love, love this guy and his journey! Keep the vids coming. x

[gabirohwedder]

Love how you adapting so well here. Sparkling water is a nother thing. That in the bread I missed the most living for 25 years in Jamaica
Greetings from " germaican experience "

[sysrun]

Hahaha, the language "problem" is funny xD Had the same after living in Australia for 3 Years. After some time when i talked to my parents i just didn't remember some german words

[danielw.]

You do have a cute vibe and it really was fun to watch. Keep it up! ✌

[staticmotionproduction]

Awesome video, This is an amazing journey and thanks for taking us with you

[carinab.]

I prefer "silent" water as well and the great thing is that you can really just drink whatever comes out of the faucet. In restaurants, I always order "stilles Wasser" and that works too. But I guess without the "still", I would get sparkly stuff as well ;)

[mariobuddendick]

...great video, it was a pleasure to see! 👍👍

[TyTrack_]

This Video is awesome.
The facts are so true

[b.l.]

normal water is the best explanation for “stilles Wasser” I’ve ever heard of. I like my water just the way it is naturally:-) you will find many german words just to describe tab water. Kranwasser, Gänsewein, Rohrperle,

[nornje]

Why not stay in Germany? You are great!

[peterbohren]

Ihave lived here all my life but I don‘t run around in shorts in winter. Itis too cold for that :-)

[melintech]

There is no comfort zone 😊 I can attest to the amazing experience 😁

[abdurahmanedieng]

Haha i could not agree more . I have the same problem with you . I have been living in germany only for one year . My german skills tend to be more and more better . But i realiazed that my english is getting worse and worse .

[Cera]

haha funny, for me, a water without fizz tastes like a week old left-open soda without sugar :D

[BartimaeusHansen]

The thing with the sparkling water is deep in your mind, right 😅🤣?!

[Giniwonders]

Nice one fam. Let's connect. New friend