How living in Germany has changed me!

The last one is just 😘👌#berlin #germany #cultureshock #livingabroad #lifeingermany #shorts

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[lesnachristwinarso]

30 paid vacation days? I'm moving there

[acmiguens]

I get 30 days of paid vacation... Over a period of six years 😅

[awesomeawesome]

If anybody suffers from constipation just move to Germany. The bread alone will cure you instantly! Happened to me. Now whenever i travel to US I'm always looking out to buy bread that is rich and healthy. I must admit its not easy to find that.

[becca]

Okay girl next step is buying the bread from a bakery instead of a supermarket 💃🏻✨️ so much better

[Albert-the-Astro]

Also European food doesn’t have the preservatives like we have in the U.S., their food tastes so much better than American food. You can actually taste the lack of preservatives or you can taste the actual freshness of their bread, food etc. Europeans have Americans beat on the quality of food.

[fil]

I'm a Greek immigrant in Germany and I have to say after five years, that Germany delivered on everything that it promised. Great country, I'm lucky to be part of it and I will apply for citizenship soon.

[samthebreadloaf]

I really wanna move to Germany. I'm learning German right now and I'm hoping to go there if and when I graduate college

[dmoore]

As far as I know, the only U.S. institution that gives 30 days of paid vacation annually is the military. And any days you don't use by year's end, you can sell back and they add it to your paycheck.

[joleenabar-ltjg]

Thank you for respecting our country


*yass*

[joelex]

I couldnt agree more about the bread. That central location really helped when the time came to invade the neighbors.

[ironhorsemodding]

99 Luftballons! Ganz toll! Ich bin ein Amerikaner, aber ich liebe Deutschland. Wahrscheinlich, ich werde in America bleiben, aber wenn ich muss Umziehen, ich möchte nach Deutschland gehen!

[CalicoJack]

I've been in Berlin for a little over a week and I'm leaving in a few days, but I really dont want to 😅 love it here and will definitely come back

[darrellbryant]

I loved every minute of living in germany

[Hansaman]

Why would you buy “American” style bread when living in Germany?!? The local bakeries make and sell bread that is so much better.

[soulassassing]

She doesn't need to go to a bakery for cake, she already owns her own.

[bassguitar]

Germany is absolutely a country I could see myself living in if I didn't live in the US. It's a beautiful country and really cool people.

[UglyKidJoe]

I've been living in Germany for several years, and love it! Best beer in the world, great people and so much to explore. It's fantastic

[Antoba-jizu]

basically the PROs about life generally in Europe 😅

[jonelrender]

She must be tired after "literally" hopping over to France 🇫🇷 😂❤

[Goriaas]

Number 1 has an easy explanaition

American 120V 20/15A max (vs European 240V 13-16A) electric circuits mean electric kettles would be MUCH slower and kinda suck in US homes.


Hence why it's understandable why they are unpopular in the USA and much more popular in Europe where household electric outlets are much more powerful