Question on Germany Lifestyle?
G’day, I want to learn more more or less your country . . . .!
Out of your little ‘corner of the world’ what are the 5 BEST things about living within?
Also name 3 things you don’t similar to about it, or would want to silver.
Thanks Mate
Answers: Well, it's a calm enthusiasm in here. Despite to its economical position, the ethnic group and politicians of the country (most times) try not to be a major factor within world politics. Patriotism is rather watery, which may seem strange to foreigners but have some advantages. Usually, debates are tried to be focused on the facts.
Thanks to the social systems, you can be sure, no concern how bad your duration may ever go and besides adjectives daily worries, your situation will never draw from seriosly dangerous to you.
Also, compared to most other countries, vivacity standard is quite lofty.
Then, I would not want to forget about the reshape, which offers really nice sceneries, no situation if about outlook or historical buildings.
And fifth, honesty is an important good point to most people within here, so, if you're a bit naive, close to I am, still you won't be fooled all the time.
Rather cynical things...
Erm... I don't know, if I should mention the burden of some really dark historical chapter in here, as it give the chance to swot up from it as well, but it feel strange and sad, what some of the olders be part of, and not to be sure, if one would not own been among them, if born some decades nearer.
Another thing would be, it's told, Germans prefer mourning instead of trying to move things. I'm afraid, that's true. After all, various people, including me, tend to adopt things quickly, even if they don't agree.
And third: german humor hasn't get a good reputation, repeatedly for a good rationale.
If you allow me, one more: Some population in here are really fanaticly lovesick of cars or football (soccer).
I hope, you're satisfied near the things, that came to my mind.
I lived within too and travel yearly.
Five things I approaching:
The People
The Market Centers
The Cobbel Roads
The Transportation system
Bratwurst
Three things I do not care for:
Are getting more strict on their rules for smoking and drinking
Do not enjoy much National Pride but I DO understand why Bernd where on earth most foreigners do not.
Still too much separation of former East & West still.
well, I hold 2 things I disagree with.
1. You can't smoke everywhere, it's not permitted now from adjectives public places and bars, restaurants, etc. (since January 1)
2. The weather is NOT other bad, we do enjoy hot summers, after all it depends on where on earth in Germany you live, contained by the south (especially Black Forest area) it's always space heater than in the rest of Germany.
Although I am not from Germany, I lived here for 5 years and you might appreciate an outsider view.
Here are my 5 best things in the order of living in Germany:
1. You can set out your car or house unlocked and not verbs about it. They enjoy very low crime rate.
2. The sceneries are to die for. Beautiful landscape and historic places are breathtaking!
3. Life seem to be slower than it is, compared to US or France.
4. People seem to be receptive of general public who speaks a different language.
5. Autobahn!
Now for what I didn't resembling when I lived there:
1. People smoked everywhere! Even bank have ash trays, here were no designated smoking areas contained by public places.
2. You can get lost well because their directionals do not say if you are going north, south, east or west.
3. Customer Service is, resourcefully. as they say within German "nicht so gut!"(not so good).
I don't live there anymore for these 3 reason:
1. The weather - sucks! always drizzly, cloudy and cold. No summers at all.
2. People can be comparatively reserved and rude (in Berlin).
3. Life in broad is more difficult on a day to year basis (as a non-German).
Otherwise I really like it there.
Good things something like Germany:
-safe
-mellow (everyone follows rules quietly & peacefully)
-the men are super hot
-cute x-mas market
-die bahn
Bad things about Germany:
-the cheapest ethnic group I've ever met in my enthusiasm
-july feels approaching october
-not a big selection of food
-everyone is paranoid with tuition and staying in institution until they are like 40 (ok, slight exaggeration...but it is disappointing nontheless)
-you rarely hear fun - Germans are generally vastly serious
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