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I had two full-time internships in German banks and a part-time job at my university. It was quite helpful for my financial situation

Hey there! First of all congratulations for your successful application. I hope you will enjoy your time here! 🙂 The importance of knowing German really depends on what city you are going to. If you only speak some English, then staying in a big city or a town with a university would be easier as there would probably be many internationals and even locals would speak English. If you are coming to a really small town or village, then finding your way around with English only might be a bit more dificult. But then again it depends on the area: if you will have other collegues coming from abroad, you will most likely have your own international community, and not speaking German would not be too much of a problem. However, I would still recommend learning some basic German words, because it will simply make things easier for you here. So things like understanding how much a bread costs and reading signs in the supermarket or words for the food that you don't want to eat 😁. I also have a video about free resources to learn german that I used myself, so check it out if you are interested: ua-cam.com/video/m-pakSD4aCM/v-deo.html

Even though I'm not sure if I'll fully enjoy the experience, I’ll do my best to make the most of it 🙂. And I’m definitely going to learn enough German to get by when I’m there 😄! Thanks for your reply and help!​@@Alyonah

Hey brother, Im Jithy​ from Kerala, I'm also just graduated my Diploma in electrical and electronics engineering.could you please share the opportunity you said by our government@@Mr.Elvis99

Let me know if you need any more tips or info. I'll share what I know.

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Hey, this is a great question! I will put together a few key points and will get back to you here :)

@@Alyonah Thank you!

Hey there! So basically, as you have already noticed, having a structure when learning a language is tricky since there are several aspects that you need to work on. The study plan really depends on what your goal is: Is it preparing for a certain exam, or is it becoming better at the language in your daily life? If you are learning for an exam, you should definitely follow an exam preparation workbook. Any extra things you do will benefit you as well. But when it comes to exams, your success often depends not on your actual language level but on your preparation for the specific type of questions/exam structure. When I was learning German, I didn’t have a strict study plan but rather followed my intuition. I always had a workbook for grammar practice. It's great to have because it introduces grammar concepts gradually, and you don’t have to decide what you should be learning next. An example of a workbook is Übungsgrammatik für die Grundstufe, Themen aktuell, or anything else you personally like. It can also be an online resource that presents German grammar concepts and exercises. Then, depending on what I was feeling like, I would usually either read a book in German or watch a series/a cartoon or a movie. ( sometimes the ones I have already watched since I knew what more or less what was happening) You can do both of those things in different ways: a relaxed one (occasionally checking unknown words but not worrying about them too much-you will get the plot line anyway) or a more active approach, taking notes and writing down vocabulary/phrases that you would like to memorize. I practiced both of these ways depending on my energy level. Finally, talking to someone in German is, of course, a luxury so if you can organize it, even rarely, it will benefit you a lot since you will be actively thinking about what words to use and bringing them from your passive vocabulary to your active one. So, to summarize: If I were to learn German now, I would focus on one aspect every day or every other day. For example: Day 1: I do some exercises from a workbook and revise grammar concepts. Day 2: I read a book in German or watch a series. Day 3: I practice conversation with a teacher or a friend. This plan can, of course, be rearranged in any imaginable way depending on what you feel like that day and what is available to you at the moment in terms of time and resources. But if learning German feels a bit chaotic to you, I can only reassure you that this is completely normal. Small and messy steps at a time will bring you a very, very long way ahead. The best tip is just to continue doing them frequently.

@@Alyonah Thank you very much for the whole comment, I think my mistake so far was not dividing the work(speaking,writing,grammar etc...) in different days. What do you think about the grammar book: German grammar drills? I'm mostly using that for grammar. Also did you watch things with english subs? the problem of using german audio and german subs is not understanding anything but just a few things every 10 minutes.

Hey @CorporealGhost, I haven't worked with the book myself, but after checking it out, it looks legit to me and good to start with. You will definitely find yourself going through several grammar books as you progress with your German. It might even be worth it to have another book or online resource where you will have additional exercises to practice the grammar concepts you've just learned. As for the subs: If you are a complete beginner, I would either use English subs (but it might be challenging to listen to German and simultaneously try to read what has just been said in the subs) or watch something silly for kids in German, something like Peppa Pig 😅 or any other simple cartoon. I rewatched all Sailor Moon series when I was learning German 😳, and what I found out is that kids' series often use a quite limited vocabulary, and the characters repeat the same words over and over again. So after watching a couple of series and having learned new words, I would hear these words over and over again in all the upcoming series, and it really helped to make them stick. Hope that helps a bit further!

I had a KAS scholarship and many fellow-scholarship holders from Middle East, so I would definitely go with KAS and maybe another foundation as a back-up :)

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Thanks a ton, I‘m happy to read that!

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Hey there! You should be able to apply for a German University after 12th grade in Bangladesh. However, I was recently checking the scholarships for undergraduate students and it seems like the foundations do to offer any at the moment. Check out Deutschlandstipendium and also there might be schoalrships offered by your government, your university of choice in Germany or DAAD. Another altiernative is to fincance yourself via part-time job. I will be makin a vide about it soon.

@@Alyonah Oh, Thank You so much 🤗

They are all on youtube, I provided the links to them in the video description ☺

@@Alyonah Ok, Danke 🙏

Glad it helped!

Sehr gerne!🤓

yes, the app is also good for learning german ☺

Yes, most importantly the university is in Germany, and prefferably it has to be a state University as private ones might require additional tuition from your side.

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Hey there, I was checking it recently but seems llike there are not many options available to undergrad students right now. Some foundations offer these scholarhsips sometimes, but at the moment I didn't find any open. There is an option of applying for Deutschlandsstipendium, but it is only going to be 300 euros per month. Also check out DAAD scholarships for your country and scholarships offered at your specific university of choice As you don't pay tuition for a German university (only a small semester fee), it is also possible to finance yourself with a part-time job. I am going to make avide about that as well.

Glad it was helpful ☺

Hey there, undergraduate scholarships are indeed much more difficult to find. If there aren't any foundation scholarships for bachelor's students currently, I would also consider applying for the Deutschlandstipendium. However, you probably need to be studying in Germany already to apply for it, and it will not be enough to finance everything since it's only 300 euros a month. Other than that, you can also look into whether some universities in Germany offer scholarships to their students. This hugely depends on your major and which university you are going to, but there is still a chance. Also, you probably know that studying in Germany is mostly free for everyone; you only need to pay a small semester fee, which is between 50 and 300 euros per semester. This means that it's also manageable to finance yourself by working part-time, especially if you go to an affordable university city. Mybe that would be an option for you as well? Students in Germany usually finance themselves from a combination of sources (part-time job, parents' support, loan or sholarship)

Sehr gerne :)

No, if you get the scholarship, your finances are being taken care of, so you don't need a blocked account. At leats that's how it was in my case

Happy to help :)

Yes, it's so good to start with 😊

Glad you liked it! 💜

Hello Mohammed! Have you seen my other video about getting a masters scholarship in Germany? Your major in natural sciences is in demand in Germany so you would have good job opportunities

 i talked to Daad and other scholarship organisations and they told me i should have block account with 11.208€. if i don’t have enough money to live in peace in Iraq how supposed that i have that’s amount of money.and they need b1 language level! (ich spreche etwas deutsche) my problem is there no one believe that i have so inhumane circumstances and i just need to get out iraqi as soon as possible it’s just the temperature enough to make human mad and crazy it’s 47to 50 degrees and i live without electricity and i told them that i have only some money i can pay for learning language and for traveling cost as for the embassy i think the employees are Iraqi for that they did not answer me im sorry to talk to you abut my problems i’m just tired from trying go out Iraq looking for freedom and opportunity to be better human i will sind new messages Baden-Württemberg i wish they could help me. i can work any thing they allowed me to do i’m multitalented worker

Dein Satz ist fast perfekt! Ich würde nur sagen "im Unterricht" anstatt "in der Klasse" und "viele Sätze" (ohne "Satzungen"). Es ist immer eine gute Idee, die Shows wieder zu sehen, dann verstehst du sicherlich mehr als erstes Mal. Aber ich persönlich wollte immer was neues schauen, da es etwas spanender ist 😄

I would first watch a couple of begiiner lessons, like these ua-cam.com/video/RuGmc662HDg/v-deo.html and also do a couple of very basic grammar exercises to learn pronouns (ich, du, etc) and get an idea of how german verbs work just to be able to identify them in the sentence. After that I would start with Extra or Nicos Weg show for beginners 🤓

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Yes, that one is good! I checked it out and wanted to mention it in my next video about finding a language tandem partner :)

I replied in the previous comment :)

Hey! to boost your listening skills you just have to listen as much as possible (series that I mentioned in the videos, podcasts, German music, etc). For Hören-Exercises I would check out Deutsch für dich www.goethe.de/prj/dfd/d/tutorials/all/next If you go to Filter > Alle Lerninhalte > Filter Anzeigen > You can pick "Hören" as an activity and B1 as a level. You will the get a bunch on exercises to go through. If you are preparing for a specific test, make sure to check the preparations for the listening in this very test as well.

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I replied in the comment below 🙂

Yes, the ones I talk about in the video :) You need to check each foundation's website, since they might have different deadlines. Also, check out DAAD Scholarships.

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This one is new to me :) Thank you!