Germany වල පදිංචියට යන්න කැමතිද?

NaiRobi

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    From what I’ve heard through friends/family, Germans are the friendliest people in Europe -Maybe they try hard to be nice just to compensate for their Nazi past.
    On the other hand it’s a widely accepted fact that the French are racists.

    They may not be the friendliest but Germans are as not as racists as we thought they would be. They are quite friendly but their serious behaviour, work-hard attitude, harsh language (but I love German language) , no small talk culture makes them look like racists.
    And of course, if you don't know the German language to survive day to day then you could be outcasted, can't blame that.
    Are the Frenchs racists? :shocked: I know that Austrians, Swiss and Czech ppl are quite racists :yes:
     
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    dayt0na

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    They may not be the friendliest but Germans are as not as racists as we thought they would be. They are quite friendly but their serious behaviour, work-hard attitude, harsh language (but I love German language) , no small talk culture makes them look like racists.
    And of course, if you don't know the German language to survive day to day then you could be outcasted, can't blame that.
    Are the Frenchs racists? :shocked: I know that Austrians, Swiss and Czech ppl are quite racists :yes:

    I’ve heard that a-lot and seen quite a few Quora posts about it as well. The ones I have interacted with were quite friendly but that was outside France. Even racists will be nice and polite when they are in foreign land. :P
     

    chanakadesilva

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    Free scholarships in Germany 🇩🇪

    Germany වල ඉන්න කට්ටිය පොඩි උදව්වක් ඕනෙ. මචන්ලා Student Visa දාලා Germany යන්න කියලා හිතගෙන ඉන්නවා එහෙ education free නිසා. රට යන procedure එක කොහොමද හරියටම වෙන්නෙ? යන්න වයස බලපාන්නෙ නැද්ද? ඉක්මනට visa approve වෙනවද? යනවනම් කොහොමද යන්න තියෙන හොදම විදිහ? language එක කරල රටට පැනගත්තා කියමුකො. එහෙ expenses එහෙම කොහොමද? Part time ජොබ් කරලා වියදමට සල්ලි හොයාගන්න පුලුවන්ද? එහෙ degree එක german language එකෙන් තියෙන නිසා වෙන රටකට යනවානම් ඒක valid ද? අපි free කරන degree වලට හොද job market එකක් තියෙනවද? ඔක්කොම ඉවරයි කියමුකො. PR apply කරන්න පුලුවන්ද ලෙසියෙන්ම? මේවට උත්තර දන්න කෙනෙක් ඉන්නවද?


    There are multiple ways to come to Germany. Student visa is very good.

    I have mentioned all the steps I have taken here :

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    You will know from university application process to visa apply step.

    Just ask if you need any more questions.
     
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    FalconX

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    Comments:

    "As a German with migration background living in Germany, me and my siblings encountered a lot of racism, anyone who tell you that racism in Germany or the entire world is a past matter, is delusional. If you live in a big multicultural city like Berlin, you will most likely not encounter racism, but as soon as you go to the Former DDR part of Germany or some areas in the south, you really feel uncomfortable. This being said i really apologise for these racist idiots abusing her feelings and no one intervening"

    "I am a south asian with brown skin one of my friends that while he wait for train in germany with his luggage, someone kicked it and cursed him saying bad stuff and went.he said he faced many other incidents of racism too. I live in Ireland now and happy to say its almost no racism among irish towards foreigners now"
     

    Djice

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    out of fucked up land
    Comments:

    "As a German with migration background living in Germany, me and my siblings encountered a lot of racism, anyone who tell you that racism in Germany or the entire world is a past matter, is delusional. If you live in a big multicultural city like Berlin, you will most likely not encounter racism, but as soon as you go to the Former DDR part of Germany or some areas in the south, you really feel uncomfortable. This being said i really apologise for these racist idiots abusing her feelings and no one intervening"

    "I am a south asian with brown skin one of my friends that while he wait for train in germany with his luggage, someone kicked it and cursed him saying bad stuff and went.he said he faced many other incidents of racism too. I live in Ireland now and happy to say its almost no racism among irish towards foreigners now"
    I've traveled quite a lot in southern Germany, close to the Swiss/French border. I haven't had any issues. Was travelling with a woman though. 🤷‍♂️
     

    Dias21

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    I have travelled several times to Germany. My nanda lives in Germany.

    In Berlin and major cities there is no racism

    Visit south or rural areas, you will be met with racism.

    Best country in europe is Ireland. But I have no clue how to migrate