One Year in Germany: What We Love, Challenges We Faced & Tips for Families Moving!

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Hello!
Curious about living in Germany as a family? In this video, we share our experience, what we love, the challenges we faced, and tips for moving to Germany.
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Lots of love,
The Clumsy Miss Home
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25 сен 2024

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@timcarosi7043 7 дней назад

Great work!

@theclumsymisshome 7 дней назад

Thank you, Tim. Cheers!

@robwilliams2410 5 дней назад

The countryside surrounding Freiburg im Breisgau is lovely. My experience in Germany is much different than yours. I first visited a a tourist with my parents who had friends here, and I got to know their children. Inspired by that experience, I learned German in school and college, including a summer study program in Bregenz and a semester in Würzburg. As a student, I also thought that Germany was very bureaucratic and considered it a nice place to visit, but couldn’t imagine living there permanently. Back then, the internet was in its infancy, and no one talked about the digitization of bureaucratic processes. Years later, I would move to Würzburg to work and stay indefinitely. That’s where I met my wife. We’ve since moved to Nürnberg where I would become a German citizen. I’ve now been here for over 25 years and can’t imagine living anywhere else. Are you planning on staying indefinitely or are you going to continue your journey to other countries or return to the States? Greetings from Nürnberg.

@theclumsymisshome 5 дней назад

It is nice to hear different experiences from others who moved here. Thanks for sharing your story, Rob. It seems you “fell in love with Germany” 🙂. For now, we are staying as my husband works here. Btw, we are not from the states, we are from the Philippines. 🙂 Thanks for watching. 💕

@robwilliams2410 5 дней назад

@@theclumsymisshome Thanks for that correction! I think that I just fell into my own misconception that expatriate RU-vidrs are from the States.

@theclumsymisshome 5 дней назад

@@robwilliams2410 no worries! Have a great weekend.

@arnodobler1096 4 дня назад

Du bist eine tolle Köchin! You are a great cook / chef!

@theclumsymisshome 4 дня назад

Danke schön. 🙂

@andreasklabis7706 3 дня назад

👍😁🇩🇪 WELCOME

@renameduser466 5 дней назад

NIce, I like the style, although that fried porc (Japanese style?) looked too yummy : ) I am thinking of moving back to Germany, guess challenges are bureaucracy and 'finding an apartment'?

@theclumsymisshome 5 дней назад

Hello, thanks for watching. Yes it’s japanese katsudon. Safe to say my son liked it 🙂. Yes, finding an apartment is also challenging in some cities.

@ferzbeitel6026 3 дня назад

Why am I so hungry right now?

@theclumsymisshome 3 дня назад

😀

@montseferrer6306 9 дней назад

Grüsse aus Barcelona❤

@theclumsymisshome 8 дней назад

Danke Schön :)

@rairei 6 дней назад

Enjoy BW and I guess your son might be or get a good Deutsch teacher for you 🙂

@theclumsymisshome 5 дней назад

Thanks for watching! Yes, his teachers played a big role in my son’s Deutsch journey. 🙂

@rairei 4 дня назад

@@theclumsymisshome Sorry, what I wanted to say was that your (young) son is developing good German skills and I hope he is helping (or correcting) you on your journey into German language 🙂

@theclumsymisshome 4 дня назад

Ahh. Sorry, I didn’t get your question. 🙂 I have a son who is 8 yrs old and a daughter who doesn’t talk yet. So yes my son corrects us with our Deutsch and sometimes also serves as a translator which is helpful. 😃

@listohan 5 дней назад

I am as much in favour of public transport as anyone is likely to be. But the bit missing from your video is how does one get the contents of a weekly shop from store to home on public transport with any amount of dignity?

@theclumsymisshome 5 дней назад

Hi, for us since we do a huge batch every week, we use our old luggage and it helps that our pram is quite big so we have more space. It is common practice people carrying multiple bags in the public transport here. 🙂 Thanks for watching the video.

@viomouse 4 дня назад

What do you mean by dignity? We carry it in bags and/or backpacks, some people (usually older) have shopping trolleys, basically sturdy bags on wheels. Some people have baskets also.

@klauskleber5154 6 дней назад

Will you talk to the camera someday?

@theclumsymisshome 5 дней назад

Thanks for watching, I’m not sure about it. 🙂

@Srvintdstivtid 9 дней назад

You’re an immigrant not an expat.

@robwilliams2410 5 дней назад

I‘m confused. The two are not mutually exclusive. On the contrary, it’s not possible to become an immigrant without being an ex-pat. An expatriate is a person who lives outside of their country of citizenship. An immigrant is a person who has moved to another country to live there.

@wora1111 5 дней назад

@@robwilliams2410To me, the difference is where you put the focus. An immigrant is somebody who made the decision to live somewhere else and integrate there, a refugees decided where not to live and an expat is somebody still kind of fixated on his 'old' country and complaining about differences. The Romans said "Ubi placet, ibi patria" (Home is where you like to be). As OP obviously likes it here, it is not EXpat but rather INpat or immigrant, their son already turning into a 'Zugroaster', somebody who moved here and simply has not gotten acquainted with all the local habits.