A sense of collectivity
I'm an American who has lived in Germany since 2008 -- first in Hamburg, then part-time in Berlin, and now in Bremen. I'm currently working on my PhD in Sociology…
I'm an American who has lived in Germany since 2008 -- first in Hamburg, then part-time in Berlin, and now in Bremen. I'm currently working on my PhD in Sociology…
Has multiculturalism failed in Germany? I don't think that it has just yet, but it is really about time to inform and educate the people about multiculturalism. I do believe…
My name is Alison and I am from Great Britain. My husband’s job brought us to Cologne two years ago and I like it! I was actually pleasantly surprised what…
Learning German is already one heck of a trouble, but that is just one tiny step in these millions of miles ahead that you have to take to integrate in…
My name is Rebecca and I am from Toronto, Canada. Actually, my family is originally from the Netherlands and my husband is Lebanese. My husband’s job brought us to Germany…
My name is Carol and I am from New York City, but I grew up in Bern, Switzerland. I have a language background, but I always wanted to become an…
I'm a Canadian with a big love for travel. As such, I run a travel and expat living blog in my "spare time" with the hope to inspire others to…
Where do you see yourself in ten years? My partner and I would like to start our own multimedia company in Indonesia. It is a very competitive field there, but…
I am Jutta from Rhein area. I used to be a Lufthansa stewardess for 20 years. I now run my own relocation company in Cologne since 1997 and enjoy working…
I still have no clue if it is "die", "der" or "das". François-Xavier Thiebaud Arrogant French with beret and baguette By Inga His name is François-Xavier Thiebaud and he is…
My name is Sean, I'm 30 years old and I am an American hailing from the great state of Ohio. I am a veteran, blogger, self-styled beer expert, student of…
I am Joana. I was born in Portugal, raised in America (New Jersey to be exact) and I am now living in Germany. I am studying marketing at the moment,…
Since the eastern border was opened, the situation has gotten worse not only in Germany but in Europe generally. People search for jobs anywhere they can, and some people from…
I work a lot and don't actually have much free time. The little free time I have, I spend on vacations and not only in Greece. I like to travel…
Canadians and Germans just aren't all that different and I don't feel that any differences are big enough to cause a memorable moment of embarrassment. Danielle Griffin We aren't all…
I am half Ethiopian, half Filipino. I find the life in Cologne good! This is the place to be! People here are open and friendly. They live here with their…
I can answer the questions, but I don't want my face to be on the picture. I have lived here 15-16 years and it's ok. Nothing bad has happened to…
I come from Paris, France. Now I live in Berlin since more than six years already. How would you describe your life in Germany? Pleasant, comfortable. Maybe it is a…
I have lived in this neighbourhood already for 40 years. My husband passed away, but I don't want to move away, because I have all my doctors here, my daughter-in-law…
There is too much negative coverage of migrants, either as criminals or people who only depend on the social system. With this kind of perception, it is hard to find…
My name is Richard and I am an American from New York City. I met a lovely German woman in New York and in 2006 we moved to Cologne. What…
I would say Germany is not that conservative as one might think. Why? I am from Colombia, but have lived in many different countries – Japan, USA, Spain and Brazil…