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January’s Stories

Welcome back to multicoolty, where we continue to catch a glimpse into the lives of international community living in Germany. This first month of 2015, we present you 9 very exciting and completely different personal stories and interviews with: the founder of a Spanish blog about German culture and life Lanzate, a...

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What’s your story?

Germany is one the most diverse countries in Europe! We are interested in stories from people who move to Germany from another country. Every journey is unique. What’s your story? Whether you have moved here long time ago or just a week ago, for work or study, we want to hear what...

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10 most popular articles in 2014

We are very thankful to all the people, who have shared their amazing and often funny experiences in Germany. We have selected the 10 most popular articles on multicoolty in 2014….in case you missed them

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Stories by country

Browse the full archive of our multicoolty stories by country. Sooo where are you from? Your home country is missing? Be the first one to share your story!

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I am happy to have an insider at home!

My name is Maria and I originally come from a town called Kirovo-Chepetzk in Russia. I came to Germany almost nine years ago and stayed for good. I am currently finishing my Master’s Degree in Linguistics at Humboldt University in Berlin. My husband is German and he helped me a...

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An escape route

My name is Lori, short for Lorelei. Back in March 2012, I quit my job and did some soul searching. I am originally from California and at that time I was living in Montana and was now looking for an escape route. Within three weeks, I decided I was going...

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Tag der Deutschen Einheit

Happy Day of German Unity Y’all!

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Not good

Where do you come from? From Czech Republic. How is life in Germany? Not good….can’t you see?

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Gone on holidays

Gone on holidays, back in late August!

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Supporting the Russians

…and our office “Buddy” is still supporting the Russian team….

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Famous Asian breed

Is there a chance I can take a picture of your dog? Sure. Go ahead. Everybody wants to take a picture of him. It’s a famous Asian breed, by the way…

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Road to Multicoolty

Ever wondered how to become a real multicoolty? Ever thought of helping us grow? Here is how you can do it in a few simple steps. Have a look at the presentation bellow and share your thoughts with us!

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Not always a victim

In Morocco I studied German and I wanted to experience it in the field, to see it with my own eyes. I first came to Germany in 1996 for a student exchange in Marburg. I found everything fascinating. Everything was different from what I had learned. After I moved to...

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Happy Easter

Our office Easter Bunny wishes all the multicoolties out there a very Happy Easter! Frohe Ostern! Buona Pasqua! Христос Воскрес! Joyeuses Pâques! ¡Felices Pascuas!

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Only the best for Christmas

We have been working here every year since the first Christmas market was organised in Neumarkt. It has been over 40 years! We are very happy to do this every year. It has become our tradition: our parents started it and now we have our children working with us. I always stay here the whole...

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Christmas atmosphere

We have many people visiting from France, Italy, Iran, Switzerland and other countries. I think people like to buy presents on Christmas markets because here you can find products that you don’t find elsewhere during the year. I like it very much – all the lights and nice stands. I enjoy this atmosphere...

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The more the better

What do you think about multicultural Germany? I find it good. The more the better.

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Absurd German language

The structure of the German language is in my opinion totally absurd. And then the articles: I don’t give a damn of what gender is a table or a chair. But if you don’t know the articles, then it’s impossible to decline the noun correctly. That is why I simply...

Unexpected sensation of freedom

I have been in love with Germany as long as I can remember myself. My grandfather who was in the war taught us how important the Franco-German friendship is. While growing up I was always very interested in Germany and its culture. For a long time I dreamt about marrying a German...

The Frenchman in Germany

I have always liked German culture. I feel myself good in Germany and that is the most important thing. The people are open and they are not afraid to talk to each other. In Normandy where I come from the people do not speak to everyone. We live in a...