HABITS THAT INDIANS HAVE TO IMPROVE BEFORE COMING TO GERMANY | INDIANS LIVING IN GERMANY 

This video really gonna help especially for students .Indian students mind set is different and might face the problems. Your video content is so specific. Thanks for sharing ur exprience. Keep it up !

Simple solutions: 1. Push all your clocks/watches by 15 minutes. 2. Always be honest. 3. Invest some money in a decent VPN. 4. Plan ahead, but don't forget to live in the present. 5. Learn to multi-task (especially chores). Learn some simple 3-5 ingredient recipes. 6. Stop making useless head movements.

The "Indian nod" vs the "German nod" really is a cultural difference. I am German, and spent almost a year in south India, and while I adapted to the slight headshake for saying "yes" or "I'm listening, I understand" within two or three weeks, it took me much longer to re-adapt to the western European style of nodding. Maybe it's because Germans verbalize everything: They say "mhm" or "aha", or even "ja" (yes) when they haven't understood a word.

Planning ahead: my former classmates were disappointed that our graduation anniversary was canceled this year. As true Germans, they have already a replacement celebration planned for May next year.

I have only watched a couple of your videos and I am already loving your content. Looking forward to watching the others too. Keep it up. Cheers!! :) Again a good video. the points are very much relevant and to the point. It will surely help the freshers who are just traveling or will be traveling to Germany in future. And yeah the last one was actually funny. That struggle for us Indians is for real.

Being German myself, I really have to comment on the food offering issue. You don't have to wait until you're asked. As you said, no formalities! Just ask for the food you like. (Food doesn't mean that much to Germans, our culture is not as much influenced by food shortages.) I would even see it as a compliment for the host. For example: "I know I said No but now that I see this delicious desert I actually really do feel like eating some. Can I have some?" If there is room for it, I would even bring up this Indian habit of saying No at first, as it is actually more honest and authentic. In any case, thanks for the inspiring video. By the way, Point #6 (about the yes/no thing) confused me entirely...

I think i have watched almost all your videos in one week 😅😅. please don't stop, keep it up. ❤️❤️ Thank you again❤️❤️

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Quite informative & interesting 👍 !!!Loved it.☺️

Hi I wanna know about climate change studies and public policy MS in nurenberg. Plz make a video

No. 2 is something all Indian women should improve. Yeah, you know what I mean. No. 5 is for all Indian men.

Number 6 is funniest one. Its quiet hard to control 🤣🤣

Informative and useful 🙌 ❣️

Hey Shradhha. That's really well informative content u provide.. cud u pls suggest...which country is better for study and living including job opportunities japan or Germany.. and does fashion designing. Degree or course can be persued well worthy from there...pls do reply

I think I am totally addicted to your videos.. Super girl . Just Lovin it .

It's very vital even Indians develop such habits.

Sehr hilfreich☺

Haha 😁 I’m already looking forward to March 2021 😋😆

Bang on👌👌🔥🔥

I am binge watching your videos.

The Great Indian Headshake: Confusing westerners since ages! 😂

Shraddha going to canteen to eat is not a waste of money because as their is a saying that whatever we earn we do for the stomach

Can Indian students come to India after studying 3 years nursing

Is 3 year nursing or 4 year bsc nursing is good in Germany pls reply

Helpful video🙂

Hy plzz do some videos on latest update for indian student to immigrate in Germany’s after their 12th study

Hey if as a student coming to germany for first time then how to manage about sim so that we can make a call as soon as we land?

Very Nice 👌👌👌

you are helping very much to peoples because am also planning to go to german hmm . give all the information about it . am also lndian .

how can we find a apartment if we are going for the first time and not going germany to for studies?

Thankyou so much for your productive information ❤️❤️I ve got an acceptance letter from Gottingen university for my master's.. recently I ve applied for my scholarship from FIT organization I'm still waiting for the confirmation for my scholarship..if I get selected for ach I will be accommodated in hemansburg campus..if u have any idea about the hemansburg regarding the dormitory, regulations etc please give me some information 🙏ur new subscriber here❤️

sehr gut :)

true i agree

I can relate myself to the 6th point. I had a German boss in the company I worked. He used to ask me the same thing.😅

You sound like an cute angry Hitler speaking Italian (the gesture) at 2:49 😂❤️

Hey. You are marathi

ya indian gesture is so different

Hey can you make a video on how to get accommodation done before arriving Germany from India itself?

I wanted to ask is it possible to finance bachelors with 10,332€ (Block account) + Part-time jobs? (Public university, 300€ per semester) I am have a budget of 14,00,000(Including post departure expenses like Ielts, flight ticket etc.)

Why did you say no.......

What is your original language ?hindi ,punjabi, malayalam? Interested to know.

What means "Flying Colours"? - Fliegende Farben? - Was soll das heißen?

It's called the Indian Bob 😋

No means no🤣🤣🤣🤣

Warum lernt ein indischen Mädchen das Kochen nicht? - Sind das reiche, verwöhnte Kinder?