Arriving in Germany reveals the lies you were told/ university of Bremen

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• MI

  @midhunsabu8536 · 2 years ago

  Im in Germany since 8 years<br>1. Work Hard<br>2.Start from a basic job and earn skill<br>3.Germany will reward you for the hardwork and skill and not for your qualification<br>4.Learn language till B2 while you doing masters<br>5.Avoid unnecessary expenses and save some money to extend your visa. <br>6.Create decipline in life and nobody is going to babyfeed you. <br>7.Dont take dicision based on your lazy friend&apos;s idea. Be your own master.

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• PA

  @PascalFautrat-i7g · 2 years ago

  Why is german even an issue? In germany ofcourse you have to speak german! Why do people expect them not to speak their own language? People can speak english but doesnt mean they must. German is the official language so it shouldnt be a question. I am french and i speak many languages including hindi but when i go to india i dont expect people to speak french with me?

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• AB

  @ab25396 · 2 years ago

  Returned to India after 12 years from UK.. feeling like a King in my hometown now..

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• RA

  @rajxvier · 2 years ago (edited)

  Never trust contact person named on the uni website who suppose to guide &nbsp;you upon arrival. Arrived 4 am at Frankfurt on a cold spring, waited for the guy who supose to come and meet at station who said will come at 9 am..he did not turn up. Went straight to uni and my professor took me to find me a temporary accomadation. By the way student wohnheim or hostel will takes 3 months to get appoval so apply beforehand leaving your country.

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• AL

  @ALEjandro-Travels · 2 years ago

  Welcome to Germany. I have lived here for 7 months now and I completely agree with everything you all are saying in this video.<br>I am from New Mexico, USA<br>Thanks for sharing. I wish you the best of luck.

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• SA

  @SandeepAlkunte-cy6hr · 2 years ago

  I agree with that Girl who says &nbsp;send a mail to them , I worked for me as well, I got appointment on same day.

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• SA

  @salakhadoos3544 · 2 years ago

  Living here is not for everyone, is it hard absolutely, I came here to study in 2017, after 7 years of ekdum struggle, it’s not easy to settle here. But it’s manageable, yahaan day one say hamay adapt karna hoga. Thodi baatien karne hogi, izz cheez koh bhuat dhyan karna hay. Bhai iss desh kah language seekho. Life is more than your own thing Jab hum India main thay. 5 saal taak I made sure my German was exactly like a native, expression and explicit voice. My job in data is the best, living in Berlin has now been achieved!

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• ZA

  @Zayr0y · 10 months ago

  I would really really love to understand what they’re saying, you should definitely add a German/English dub.<br>It would maybe attract more views

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• NI

  @Nishant_LTN · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWAYnNH_WDc&amp;t=328">5:28</a> This guy feels he would get a job with THAT english speaking skills 🙏🏻

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• TR

  @Trendy539 · 2 years ago

  Hi Nikhilesh, Nice topic and video. Also would request you to hold your camera on gimbal and do not sway as you like...its very difficult to see the video...or take some Training/course for help. Thanks

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• MA

  @manasiheptasquare731 · 2 years ago

  sir please use a camera stand .. very difficult to see camera panning left and right ..

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• SU

  @sureshpandey6621 · 2 years ago

  If you are dynamic and hard working you won&apos;t face problems in any developed country. My niece did her masters IN FRANCE and after internship got job in Frankfurt

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