Hi, I’m Rahul Sharma. Welcome to my channel!
Here, I share real-life experiences, fun stories, and useful insights about living in Germany as an international. From daily struggles to cultural surprises — it’s all honest, a little sarcastic, and hopefully helpful. Subscribe and join the journey!🇩🇪👀👋
here’s everything about life in Germany 🇩🇪
Cities & Living Environment
Germany offers a mix of modern cities and charming villages. Big cities like Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, and Frankfurt are busy, multicultural, and full of life 🏢🌃, while towns like Heidelberg or Freiburg offer peaceful and scenic living 🌲🏡.
Clean environment 🌳
Excellent public transport 🚉
Safe neighborhoods 👮♂️
🕒 Punctuality & Culture
Germans are known for being very punctual and organized ⏰📋. Being late is seen as disrespectful. People value privacy, rules, and efficiency.
Respect time and appointments ⏳
Follow public rules strictly 🚦
Neat and disciplined work culture 💼
🍽️ Food & Lifestyle
German cuisine varies by region, but you’ll commonly find sausages (Wurst), bread (Brot), potatoes, and meat dishes 🍖🥔. There are also a lot of bakeries and Turkish döner shops 🥙.
Breakfasts are light 🥐☕
Lunch is the main meal 🍽️
Beer is a big part of the culture 🍺
Vegetarians and vegans can also find many options, especially in big cities 🌱
💶 Cost of Living
The cost depends on the city. Berlin is cheaper than Munich, for example.
Rent is the biggest expense 🏠
Public transport is affordable 🚍
Health insurance is mandatory and expensive but covers a lot 🏥💊
👩🎓 Education & Ausbildung
Germany offers free or low-cost education at public universities 🎓. Ausbildung (vocational training) is a great way to work and learn together.
Ausbildung monthly salary: around €800–€1200 💶
Universities mostly in German but some courses are in English 📚
🏥 Healthcare
Germany has one of the best healthcare systems in the world 🌍. Everyone must have health insurance.
Quick emergency care 🚑
Regular check-ups and dentist visits covered 🦷
👷♂️ Work Life
Germans believe in work-life balance ⚖️. The work week is usually 38–40 hours, and employees get at least 20 paid vacation days per year, but many get around 30 🌴
Sunday is a rest day (most shops closed) 🛑
High job security and worker rights 🧑⚖️
Punctuality and honesty are valued 🤝
🧊 Weather
Germany has four distinct seasons:
❄️ Winter (Dec–Feb): Cold and snowy in some areas
🌸 Spring (Mar–May): Pleasant and colorful
☀️ Summer (Jun–Aug): Warm, up to 35°C sometimes
🍂 Autumn (Sep–Nov): Cool and windy
🎉 Festivals & Traditions
Oktoberfest 🍻 (Munich)
Christmas markets 🎄✨
Carnival (Karneval) with costumes and parades 🎭
Easter & New Year celebrations 🐣🎆
👫 People & Social Life
Germans may seem reserved at first, but they are friendly, honest, and helpful once you get to know them 😊
Direct communication style 📢
Respectful to others’ space 🧍♀️ ↔️ 🧍
Many speak English, especially young people and in cities 🗣️
🚴 Transportation
Super efficient public transport: buses, trams, trains, and U-Bahn 🚆
Many use bicycles for daily travel 🚴♀️
Cars are common too, and the autobahns have no speed limits in some parts 🏎️💨
🔑 Important Tips for Living in Germany
Learn basic German—it helps A LOT 🇩🇪🗨️
Always carry cash 💶 (some shops still don’t accept cards)
Sundays are for rest; almost everything is closed 💤
Separate your trash—waste management is strict ♻️
Respect personal space and public silence 🤫
In short, life in Germany is safe, structured, and full of opportunity, especially for students and skilled workers. 🌟
If you’re open to learning the language and adjusting to the culture, you’ll enjoy it a lot! 🇩🇪❤️
से कोई सोच ले एवरीथिंग गोना बी ओके कभी-कभी तो लगे जिंदगी में रही ना खुशी और ना मजा कभी-कभी तो लगे हर दिन मुश्किल और हर पल एक सजा ऐसे में कोई कैसे मुस्कुराए कैसे हंसते खुश होके और कैसे कोई सोच दे एवरीथिंग गोना बी ओके [संगीत]
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