Keep making these videos. I want to move to Berlin next year(from UK) so your videos are helpful
@theemelaninexpat17 күн бұрын
Thank you! Will do 🩷
@scarbaАй бұрын
I joined an English speaking international book club and never met a nicer bunch of people. Got invited to a Eurovision party for the first time.
@theemelaninexpatАй бұрын
awww how nice 🥹🩷 im happy that you’re finding your tribe!
@scarbaАй бұрын
@@theemelaninexpat literally from everywhere, Malta, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Italy, Germany of course and France and Sweden, and me the Brit. If we all go we will have the perfect Eurovision party. Their English is astoundingly good.
@sacassashimidrama7088Ай бұрын
When white people go to Nigeria to work they call themselves experts; when Nigerian doctors employed directly by NHS come to the UK they call them immigrants. I told one to be telling people that she is a medical expert in England. Because the reason NHS employed you is because you are good at what you do.
@ashleywatson91382 ай бұрын
I came across your channel because one of my interests is German language and culture. From what i have learned you have lived in Germany for a number of years. I am intrigued to know why you describe yourself as an 'expat'? Are you intending on returning to the UK in the near future and you live in an English bubble so you feel very little connection with Germany? What is your German language level C1, B2? How often on a daily or weekly basis do you speak and interact in German? Do you intend or have an interest in becoming a German citizen?
@theemelaninexpat2 ай бұрын
Glad you landed on my channel! I refer to myself as an expat bc I live and work in Germany and have no plans as such to get German citizenship.. I might move in the future (not anytime soon) but definitely not back to the UK. My German is B2 level and I would say I’m half way integrated 😂 my closest friends here are English speakers and we speak English amongst ourselves but my husband is German and I spend alot of time with his family/friends as well 💁🏾♀️
@Flysarse2 ай бұрын
Bye
@lalalalalala81474 ай бұрын
Customer service in the Divided Kingdom is the worst!
@shadrachbobbett46284 ай бұрын
I am black living in Weiden Bavaria and i get called the N word, see the nazi salute, gum thrown at me and drug tested by the polizei. So yeah it is crazy how racist germans are.
@mkthakral4 ай бұрын
Excellent
@jeremywhite96674 ай бұрын
Go back to Africa, you're not British nor European, stop being pur problem for absolutely no reason.
@worldhello12345 ай бұрын
@2:24 You get a reasonable amount of customer service, no annoying waiters or people packing your groceries. 😊
@almurabitun7 ай бұрын
Im an Asian guy (Bangladeshi) and have not enjoyed my experiences visiting continental Europe. Found people to be VERY racist towards South Asians. In UK we Asians hold it down and fighting racists ALOT. But found the Asians in continental Europe to be very passive so the locals feel brave to start talking shit. Side note....you are absolutely beautiful GOD DAMN!!!!!
@ktkee7161Ай бұрын
Creep.
@catinthehat9067 ай бұрын
Sounds like you are comparing London to Germany. Is that the same as comparing the wider UK?
@paulseoighemcgee57727 ай бұрын
Love your positive optimistic outlook :)
@user-en3jl8gv5c8 ай бұрын
Sounds like you are in denial about your ethnicity on grounds you grew up in a white neighbourhood in the UK. I can see you not belonging anywhere as a 50-year old divorced woman having grown-up mixed race kids who have flown the nest.
@Panther-10 ай бұрын
I find that people in germany are waaay nicer I disagree
@sahratank7504 Жыл бұрын
This is because many German are dissatisfied with themselves! And also the envy is a big problem here! I had never see such people in countries like Italy .Spain ,Greece ,Turkey Morocco ! People are very friendly . Not all Germans are bad people but unfortunately many! This one reason wy so many German people leave Germany!
@dedown97 Жыл бұрын
So should we come to Munich when the NFL comes this year? By we I mean black men.
@teddydavis2339 Жыл бұрын
I've never had any desire to go to Germany, mostly because of its history. I believe that hate for other races runs deep.
@user-ve7hn2dh8h11 ай бұрын
Well, you're a dummy
@OkkulterO Жыл бұрын
oh....noch eine Mode-Puppe....
@scarba Жыл бұрын
There’s an Afro shop in Trier and what you have to do is keep your eyes peeled for a black hairdresser in a salon. There’s not many but they do exist. I’m a Scot living in Germany so happy to find your channel 😅. My daughter’s best friend is half German and half Dominican Republican so she tells me about her experiences, like being stopped and checked for a valid bus ticket. Her boyfriend lives in a tiny village so basically the whole village stares at her. She’s such a shy person that it’s quite a torture but there’s nothing you can do about it except like you said, try and be self confident. The closest I came to racism as a white Scottish girl was working with East Germans after the wall came down and it was so incredibly hurtful to be hated and treated less than for just existing. They had virtually no contact to foreigners for 50 years so I guess that explains the attitude. Never forgotten it because it’s a particular type of hurt that you can’t explain unless experienced.
@heyitsNsuku Жыл бұрын
i just moved to germany and i’m in the countryside, i’ve only seen one other black person so far. the older people stare so much, it’s crazy! i’ve already had people touching my hair and being fetishised by the guy. i know i’m black and super interesting here but i’m tired of having discussions about race
@deniseg-hill1730 Жыл бұрын
I'm a Brit and I moved to Germany 8 years when I retired so I could live next door to my only brother. I live in a village in a tourist area near the sea 90 km from Bremen. My standard of living is really good. People are very friendly I'm lucky they know my brother who works for the local council. The only drawback is the lack of German as a 2nd language class availability. It's all integration classes for refugees. The Health service is far better than the NHS. I do miss M&S and Waitrose and Butchers that sell everything.
@puppylove2493 Жыл бұрын
you are a consumer...every store loves you because you can be manipulated to buy what you do not need and you are easily influenced...on the other hand a non consumer cannot be influenced into spending money because of what others tell them or think about them
@axelurbanski2774 Жыл бұрын
Germans Scanning Everytime all around. Then spend a Lill more Time for a View,.. same says Feli and NALF ... It is Not agressiv it interest, Not more. Yes we had racism in Germany but most pepole Risk a Eye....
@crossfire2204 Жыл бұрын
Aha. Also die Leute starren? Wo nicht ? In welchem Land starren die Leute nicht ????????? Es wird kein Starren stattfinden, sondern wohl eher ein Schauen. Irgendwo müssen die Menschen hinsehen?? Wenn ich in den USA bin schauen die Menschen, wegen meiner nicht perfekten Aussprache.... Aber das ist menschlich ?? Also was soll dieses Video ?
@sahratank7504 Жыл бұрын
In De ist das Starren sehr häufig! Man wird von oben bis unten gemustert! Erlebe ich auch oft und ich bin nicht schwarz! Das ist diese extreme Neugier und die Oberflächlichkeit und der Neid auf teure Kleidung ,Taschen Autos etc,,
@user-ve7hn2dh8h11 ай бұрын
@@sahratank7504 aha.. Alte Leute sind also neidisch auf teure Klamotten und Autos?!
@TomRuthemann Жыл бұрын
Just to add: There will be a nationwide 49 Euro/month subs to public transport from May, 1st. So public transport becomes even more easier to use and for a really good price. You can even use on the S-Bahn system and DB slow trains thus being able to travel long distance providing you invest a bit more time.
@ShankarShankar-lv9mk13 күн бұрын
Which country
@TomRuthemann13 күн бұрын
@@ShankarShankar-lv9mk Germany
@gilbertbrobbey7687 Жыл бұрын
Ich finde das großartig was du machst ich bin aus Österreich und lebe seit 7 Monate in London Uk.. Ich finde es schlimm hier weiß nicht wo anfangen alles ist teuer und gefährlich besonders für Frauen.. Ich werde einfach hier nicht warm mit Uk! Warum ich hier bin wegen meine Freundin
@ahrimusifosil9207 Жыл бұрын
yes, its realy a german thing. We are very reserved, maybe to mutch, sometimes.
@ahrimusifosil9207 Жыл бұрын
we love our bar cash :D we dont trust bank, digital cards and unknown corperations behind it. We are very sceptical ppl. And this with the "Jungfrau" is extremly funny :D
@ahrimusifosil9207 Жыл бұрын
We germans hate it, if some employer form a store want to be "polite and trys to help". This triggers many hate in us :D And with the fashion its difficult here. We are in one hand a individualistic society but on the other very collectivitic. Some similaritys with Japan are given. In top of this we are very "anit-consumerism", we openly hate rich ppl and shame them ^^
@gerohubner5101 Жыл бұрын
Regarding the service attitude - that's most likely due to the fact that Germany (but also France or Italy etc) is a republic, not a kingdom. Because there is a saying in German that "customer is king". And in the staff break rooms in many retail shops you find a notice on the board completing it like this: 'the customer is king - but monarchy has been abolished'. I'm not kidding, that's how you implant mindsets into people.
@annettegarloff4600 Жыл бұрын
Sorry, But that Sounds Like two Karens Meeting..
@scarba Жыл бұрын
That was a great video. Also a Brit in Germany but been here 25 years so I needed reminding what the differences are. Hopefully you are still here, there’s great things about both countries.
@alexanderantoninsommerkamp4714 Жыл бұрын
Interesting to hear about your experience with customer service. I am a 32 year old German and have a completely different experience. I wonder why that is. Maybe it is a regional difference (I grew up in Hamburg), maybe it is a difference regarding the approach? I guess if you expect customer service in stores without asking for it, yes then there will be close to none, you have to approach the personel yourself. But if you go uo to the people and ask them, you usually get very good service. I am one of those people who asks fot help without even trying to find the items myself, I just go into the shop and the first thing I do is look for an employee to help me. And even with that kind of demanding attitute I hardly ever had a bad experience in customer service. But yes, you need to actively ask them, they wont just come to you.
@johanngiesbrecht6460 Жыл бұрын
How is the German language for you? how are your Children doing? you are positive, that is a big plus.
@borderlord Жыл бұрын
What about the women? More stunning looking girls in Germany or UK? I visited Dusseldorf...noticeably more stunning girls out on the streets..it was summer.
@simonh6371 Жыл бұрын
Depends where you go. In the West of Germany there are a lot of hot women, in the North West (Niedersachsen and Hamburg) lots of tall blonde women, like in the Netherlands. Some places in Bavaria though they can be scary looking, also in Freiburg I saw a lot of mutants. Inbreeding.
@karllarsen8797 Жыл бұрын
@@simonh6371 What about German women in the east such as Dresden, Leipzig?
@simonh6371 Жыл бұрын
@@karllarsen8797 Honestly I don't know as I haven't been there...but from TV etc not as nice as in West and North
@tomstan6785 Жыл бұрын
Friendly? Outgoing and open in UK ? is this a joke? Not in London and Manchester nad Birmingham for sure, maybe in Brighton and Exeter yes. I am from Poland and i find German people much more approachable and easier to make conversation about smth and if you can speak German a lot of them treat you like one of them, this is imposible in England.
@almurabitun7 ай бұрын
Polish people are dry, hostile and super racist generally speaking....so why would people want to strike convo .
@arturorossi8244 Жыл бұрын
Rubbish what part of uk we talking about? Because defo not london Birmingham or Manchester full of gangs and poor areas like Peckham or Croydon . England and this places they are not the same its like Detroit in US..
@samisami-hp1jw Жыл бұрын
EXPACT ===>>> IMMIGRANT
@kieferngruen Жыл бұрын
I absolutely LOATH the word expat. British exceptionalism at its finest. I'm not a foreigner. I'm British!
@ZiG-420 Жыл бұрын
😂👍🏻👍🏻
@moki4541 Жыл бұрын
People always stare here. But that seems to be an issue literally everyone mentions who is coming to germany. We don't really think about it because we're feeling safe just going outside. But it's interesting to see how often people complain because they feel attacked in some way. But that's because of learned fear mechanisms people bring with them, from expiriences they made in their lifes and with their societies. Some feel uncomfortable and think it's because they have dark skin, look lgbt+ or something else with what they expirienced discrimination. Some people also feel protective when somebody stares at their kids in the park because (for example the US) teaches them that there might be sex offenders everywhere. But that's not the case. It's just culture. People feel safe, they look around, stare around and see what people are up to. Sometimes you just stare and "dont see" because you're with your own thoughts, thinking of what might have lead them to this point. Often you hear people complain saying: "Yeah but why don't they change that if it makes people uncomfortable?" Imagine if someone told you to change your cultural habits because THEY are uncomfortable with something harmless. A better Step would be forward into realising this safety and becoming a part of it :)
@viceieva Жыл бұрын
Awesome video ☺️😍❤️❤️❤️
@theemelaninexpat Жыл бұрын
Thank you!! 😊❤️
@ZiG-420 Жыл бұрын
I love your Videos
@k.o6715 Жыл бұрын
I would like to do my master in IT and settlement regardless of the cost of the university but I'm conufused between Germany or England where do you recommend ?
@HerbalistintheHood369 Жыл бұрын
I was born in London and I have experienced some of the most unfriendly negative and horrible attitudes from some of people and I have experienced some of the most friendly helpful and compassionate people. I personally do not put an attitude upon the country per se but upon the individual I encounter and even then if it is unpleasant I do not dwell on it. All countries have their beauties and their beasts. It’s great to hear the stories but I personally would not use them as a bench mark!
@TomRuthemann Жыл бұрын
Spot on!
@ozgur284 Жыл бұрын
In a nutshell, Germans are boring but Germany is safe :)
@markspencer4385 Жыл бұрын
you are not an expat you are an immigrant, just as anyone else that moves from one country to another. never understood why english speaking people (americans like to use that word too) refere to people that move to their country as immigrants, but call themself expats when they do the same? 😉
@engineeringvision9507 Жыл бұрын
Because expat and immigrant mean different things.
@markspencer4385 Жыл бұрын
@@engineeringvision9507 i know that it means something different. my point is, that if they would refere to themself as english/american expat that immigrated to ...Germany or what country ever, and then would call a guy from India an Indian expat the immigrated to England, it would make sense to me. but what they are saying is they are expats that "moved" to another country, while all others are just people that immigrate. i moved to a different country, and always considered myself an immigrant. that is the point that sounds always strange to me..
@engineeringvision9507 Жыл бұрын
@@markspencer4385 Only Indians that come to the UK and never return are immigrants. A British person going to India probably doesn't want to stay in India or to become Indian hence the term expat.
@markspencer4385 Жыл бұрын
@@engineeringvision9507 i agree on that point, just that it seems english and americans do not understand that. meet several of them in my time i was in thailand, they told me they came 10 to 20 years ago have their family there and do not plan to leave, but still refere to themself as expats, an australien guy as well. funny point, i also met a french guy, he told me that he immigrated to thailand 20 years ago.
@kikidee23 Жыл бұрын
It’s usually white people that have referred to themselves as expats, (I say this as a white person) so I wouldn’t call out a black woman on this. It’s usually the non white people who get called immigrants, regardless of where they’re from. But yeah, it is bonkers to me when a white English person immigrates to Australia and calls themself an expat, but yet an Indian doctor going to England or wherever to work as a doctor, is then called an immigrant.
@emiliajojo5703 Жыл бұрын
Thomas Müller is right,it was due to covid,in my City Shopping karts were mandatory to ensure some distance.
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Keep making these videos. I want to move to Berlin next year(from UK) so your videos are helpful
Thank you! Will do 🩷
I joined an English speaking international book club and never met a nicer bunch of people. Got invited to a Eurovision party for the first time.
awww how nice 🥹🩷 im happy that you’re finding your tribe!
@@theemelaninexpat literally from everywhere, Malta, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Italy, Germany of course and France and Sweden, and me the Brit. If we all go we will have the perfect Eurovision party. Their English is astoundingly good.
When white people go to Nigeria to work they call themselves experts; when Nigerian doctors employed directly by NHS come to the UK they call them immigrants. I told one to be telling people that she is a medical expert in England. Because the reason NHS employed you is because you are good at what you do.
I came across your channel because one of my interests is German language and culture. From what i have learned you have lived in Germany for a number of years. I am intrigued to know why you describe yourself as an 'expat'? Are you intending on returning to the UK in the near future and you live in an English bubble so you feel very little connection with Germany? What is your German language level C1, B2? How often on a daily or weekly basis do you speak and interact in German? Do you intend or have an interest in becoming a German citizen?
Glad you landed on my channel! I refer to myself as an expat bc I live and work in Germany and have no plans as such to get German citizenship.. I might move in the future (not anytime soon) but definitely not back to the UK. My German is B2 level and I would say I’m half way integrated 😂 my closest friends here are English speakers and we speak English amongst ourselves but my husband is German and I spend alot of time with his family/friends as well 💁🏾♀️
Bye
Customer service in the Divided Kingdom is the worst!
I am black living in Weiden Bavaria and i get called the N word, see the nazi salute, gum thrown at me and drug tested by the polizei. So yeah it is crazy how racist germans are.
Excellent
Go back to Africa, you're not British nor European, stop being pur problem for absolutely no reason.
@2:24 You get a reasonable amount of customer service, no annoying waiters or people packing your groceries. 😊
Im an Asian guy (Bangladeshi) and have not enjoyed my experiences visiting continental Europe. Found people to be VERY racist towards South Asians. In UK we Asians hold it down and fighting racists ALOT. But found the Asians in continental Europe to be very passive so the locals feel brave to start talking shit. Side note....you are absolutely beautiful GOD DAMN!!!!!
Creep.
Sounds like you are comparing London to Germany. Is that the same as comparing the wider UK?
Love your positive optimistic outlook :)
Sounds like you are in denial about your ethnicity on grounds you grew up in a white neighbourhood in the UK. I can see you not belonging anywhere as a 50-year old divorced woman having grown-up mixed race kids who have flown the nest.
I find that people in germany are waaay nicer I disagree
This is because many German are dissatisfied with themselves! And also the envy is a big problem here! I had never see such people in countries like Italy .Spain ,Greece ,Turkey Morocco ! People are very friendly . Not all Germans are bad people but unfortunately many! This one reason wy so many German people leave Germany!
So should we come to Munich when the NFL comes this year? By we I mean black men.
I've never had any desire to go to Germany, mostly because of its history. I believe that hate for other races runs deep.
Well, you're a dummy
oh....noch eine Mode-Puppe....
There’s an Afro shop in Trier and what you have to do is keep your eyes peeled for a black hairdresser in a salon. There’s not many but they do exist. I’m a Scot living in Germany so happy to find your channel 😅. My daughter’s best friend is half German and half Dominican Republican so she tells me about her experiences, like being stopped and checked for a valid bus ticket. Her boyfriend lives in a tiny village so basically the whole village stares at her. She’s such a shy person that it’s quite a torture but there’s nothing you can do about it except like you said, try and be self confident. The closest I came to racism as a white Scottish girl was working with East Germans after the wall came down and it was so incredibly hurtful to be hated and treated less than for just existing. They had virtually no contact to foreigners for 50 years so I guess that explains the attitude. Never forgotten it because it’s a particular type of hurt that you can’t explain unless experienced.
i just moved to germany and i’m in the countryside, i’ve only seen one other black person so far. the older people stare so much, it’s crazy! i’ve already had people touching my hair and being fetishised by the guy. i know i’m black and super interesting here but i’m tired of having discussions about race
I'm a Brit and I moved to Germany 8 years when I retired so I could live next door to my only brother. I live in a village in a tourist area near the sea 90 km from Bremen. My standard of living is really good. People are very friendly I'm lucky they know my brother who works for the local council. The only drawback is the lack of German as a 2nd language class availability. It's all integration classes for refugees. The Health service is far better than the NHS. I do miss M&S and Waitrose and Butchers that sell everything.
you are a consumer...every store loves you because you can be manipulated to buy what you do not need and you are easily influenced...on the other hand a non consumer cannot be influenced into spending money because of what others tell them or think about them
Germans Scanning Everytime all around. Then spend a Lill more Time for a View,.. same says Feli and NALF ... It is Not agressiv it interest, Not more. Yes we had racism in Germany but most pepole Risk a Eye....
Aha. Also die Leute starren? Wo nicht ? In welchem Land starren die Leute nicht ????????? Es wird kein Starren stattfinden, sondern wohl eher ein Schauen. Irgendwo müssen die Menschen hinsehen?? Wenn ich in den USA bin schauen die Menschen, wegen meiner nicht perfekten Aussprache.... Aber das ist menschlich ?? Also was soll dieses Video ?
In De ist das Starren sehr häufig! Man wird von oben bis unten gemustert! Erlebe ich auch oft und ich bin nicht schwarz! Das ist diese extreme Neugier und die Oberflächlichkeit und der Neid auf teure Kleidung ,Taschen Autos etc,,
@@sahratank7504 aha.. Alte Leute sind also neidisch auf teure Klamotten und Autos?!
Just to add: There will be a nationwide 49 Euro/month subs to public transport from May, 1st. So public transport becomes even more easier to use and for a really good price. You can even use on the S-Bahn system and DB slow trains thus being able to travel long distance providing you invest a bit more time.
Which country
@@ShankarShankar-lv9mk Germany
Ich finde das großartig was du machst ich bin aus Österreich und lebe seit 7 Monate in London Uk.. Ich finde es schlimm hier weiß nicht wo anfangen alles ist teuer und gefährlich besonders für Frauen.. Ich werde einfach hier nicht warm mit Uk! Warum ich hier bin wegen meine Freundin
yes, its realy a german thing. We are very reserved, maybe to mutch, sometimes.
we love our bar cash :D we dont trust bank, digital cards and unknown corperations behind it. We are very sceptical ppl. And this with the "Jungfrau" is extremly funny :D
We germans hate it, if some employer form a store want to be "polite and trys to help". This triggers many hate in us :D And with the fashion its difficult here. We are in one hand a individualistic society but on the other very collectivitic. Some similaritys with Japan are given. In top of this we are very "anit-consumerism", we openly hate rich ppl and shame them ^^
Regarding the service attitude - that's most likely due to the fact that Germany (but also France or Italy etc) is a republic, not a kingdom. Because there is a saying in German that "customer is king". And in the staff break rooms in many retail shops you find a notice on the board completing it like this: 'the customer is king - but monarchy has been abolished'. I'm not kidding, that's how you implant mindsets into people.
Sorry, But that Sounds Like two Karens Meeting..
That was a great video. Also a Brit in Germany but been here 25 years so I needed reminding what the differences are. Hopefully you are still here, there’s great things about both countries.
Interesting to hear about your experience with customer service. I am a 32 year old German and have a completely different experience. I wonder why that is. Maybe it is a regional difference (I grew up in Hamburg), maybe it is a difference regarding the approach? I guess if you expect customer service in stores without asking for it, yes then there will be close to none, you have to approach the personel yourself. But if you go uo to the people and ask them, you usually get very good service. I am one of those people who asks fot help without even trying to find the items myself, I just go into the shop and the first thing I do is look for an employee to help me. And even with that kind of demanding attitute I hardly ever had a bad experience in customer service. But yes, you need to actively ask them, they wont just come to you.
How is the German language for you? how are your Children doing? you are positive, that is a big plus.
What about the women? More stunning looking girls in Germany or UK? I visited Dusseldorf...noticeably more stunning girls out on the streets..it was summer.
Depends where you go. In the West of Germany there are a lot of hot women, in the North West (Niedersachsen and Hamburg) lots of tall blonde women, like in the Netherlands. Some places in Bavaria though they can be scary looking, also in Freiburg I saw a lot of mutants. Inbreeding.
@@simonh6371 What about German women in the east such as Dresden, Leipzig?
@@karllarsen8797 Honestly I don't know as I haven't been there...but from TV etc not as nice as in West and North
Friendly? Outgoing and open in UK ? is this a joke? Not in London and Manchester nad Birmingham for sure, maybe in Brighton and Exeter yes. I am from Poland and i find German people much more approachable and easier to make conversation about smth and if you can speak German a lot of them treat you like one of them, this is imposible in England.
Polish people are dry, hostile and super racist generally speaking....so why would people want to strike convo .
Rubbish what part of uk we talking about? Because defo not london Birmingham or Manchester full of gangs and poor areas like Peckham or Croydon . England and this places they are not the same its like Detroit in US..
EXPACT ===>>> IMMIGRANT
I absolutely LOATH the word expat. British exceptionalism at its finest. I'm not a foreigner. I'm British!
😂👍🏻👍🏻
People always stare here. But that seems to be an issue literally everyone mentions who is coming to germany. We don't really think about it because we're feeling safe just going outside. But it's interesting to see how often people complain because they feel attacked in some way. But that's because of learned fear mechanisms people bring with them, from expiriences they made in their lifes and with their societies. Some feel uncomfortable and think it's because they have dark skin, look lgbt+ or something else with what they expirienced discrimination. Some people also feel protective when somebody stares at their kids in the park because (for example the US) teaches them that there might be sex offenders everywhere. But that's not the case. It's just culture. People feel safe, they look around, stare around and see what people are up to. Sometimes you just stare and "dont see" because you're with your own thoughts, thinking of what might have lead them to this point. Often you hear people complain saying: "Yeah but why don't they change that if it makes people uncomfortable?" Imagine if someone told you to change your cultural habits because THEY are uncomfortable with something harmless. A better Step would be forward into realising this safety and becoming a part of it :)
Awesome video ☺️😍❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!! 😊❤️
I love your Videos
I would like to do my master in IT and settlement regardless of the cost of the university but I'm conufused between Germany or England where do you recommend ?
I was born in London and I have experienced some of the most unfriendly negative and horrible attitudes from some of people and I have experienced some of the most friendly helpful and compassionate people. I personally do not put an attitude upon the country per se but upon the individual I encounter and even then if it is unpleasant I do not dwell on it. All countries have their beauties and their beasts. It’s great to hear the stories but I personally would not use them as a bench mark!
Spot on!
In a nutshell, Germans are boring but Germany is safe :)
you are not an expat you are an immigrant, just as anyone else that moves from one country to another. never understood why english speaking people (americans like to use that word too) refere to people that move to their country as immigrants, but call themself expats when they do the same? 😉
Because expat and immigrant mean different things.
@@engineeringvision9507 i know that it means something different. my point is, that if they would refere to themself as english/american expat that immigrated to ...Germany or what country ever, and then would call a guy from India an Indian expat the immigrated to England, it would make sense to me. but what they are saying is they are expats that "moved" to another country, while all others are just people that immigrate. i moved to a different country, and always considered myself an immigrant. that is the point that sounds always strange to me..
@@markspencer4385 Only Indians that come to the UK and never return are immigrants. A British person going to India probably doesn't want to stay in India or to become Indian hence the term expat.
@@engineeringvision9507 i agree on that point, just that it seems english and americans do not understand that. meet several of them in my time i was in thailand, they told me they came 10 to 20 years ago have their family there and do not plan to leave, but still refere to themself as expats, an australien guy as well. funny point, i also met a french guy, he told me that he immigrated to thailand 20 years ago.
It’s usually white people that have referred to themselves as expats, (I say this as a white person) so I wouldn’t call out a black woman on this. It’s usually the non white people who get called immigrants, regardless of where they’re from. But yeah, it is bonkers to me when a white English person immigrates to Australia and calls themself an expat, but yet an Indian doctor going to England or wherever to work as a doctor, is then called an immigrant.
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