@@OKKOAdventures I once clicked on one video by some american football player living in Germany. Ever since then, half of my youtube feed is full oh these videos. Don't get me wrong, I still enjoy seeing a foreign view on the things we do without even thinking about (Americans using an Aldi Süd-stores in the US would be a whole other section, i mean OMG, YOU GET YOUR QUARTER BACK IF YOU RETURN YOUR CART! it's not rocket science.). I just watched some random american couple's 15 minute take on "Lüften"
@@daybyter I didn't want to advertise a channel that's bigger than this one, but yes, of course :) It's kind of strange how much we Germans think about what other people think. My Great grandpa went to China, to make sure these guys had their ample supply of opium, My grandpa became an expert on wine while chilling in France during ww2, my dad was two years old when ww2 ended. Yet, here I am, checking if any foreigner living in this country needs any assistance or if they think we are all Nazis.
It can be quite stressful at the first time at a German cashier line. These guys have to be quick and the company's have controllers that check out how fast each of the cashier's are, they stopping the time, they have a lot of pressure doing this fast and the right way. I have so much respect for these guys, especially in the moment.
You don't have to bag all your groceries at the cashier. Just put it all back in your cart. Usually there is a table before the exit, where you can bag your stuff and take all the time you need. Or just bag it outside the shop, before you return your cart.
What I personly find better in Germany than in the US is you have a price at an item and thats the price you have to pay, all taxes included!! So you see directly and can count how mutch you have to pay.
Just fyi: Edeka stores are some of the most expensive stores around, more fancy and with more international foods and brands. Penny, Lidl, Rewe, Aldi etc. are discount stores meaning they spend way less i.e. on store decor and have less fancy (but good quality) brands etc., which spells out into way cheaper prices. Best fresh produce can be bought on farmers markets. Any German city usually has a farmers market somewhere at least once per week. If you live out in the country side you can also buy seasonal veggies directly from some farmers, even fresher and often even cheaper. Buy good quality bread at the bakery, not in a supermarket. Enjoy!
If you think you are ready for the Champions League of speed packing, try an Aldi on a Saturday 30 minutes before closing time :D Bring a first aid kit, the cashier will win in the most humiliating fashion.
My favorite way of makibg Maultaschen: Steam them, cut them in slices and then fry them in a pan with some grated cheese. Voilà: Cheese crust Maultaschen!
If you've got a car to do your grocery shopping, get yourself a Klappkiste / a folding box. Take this with you in your shopping cart. Due to their rigidity when unfolded into the full box you can easily load it with two hands, instead of a single handed loading while desparately trying to hold open a plastic or cloth shopping bad always trying to fold in on itsself. Also, don't try to stress out. Just plop your groceries back into your cart at leisure. In 99% of cases grocery stores have shelves or tables behind the cashiers were you can leisurely bag your groceries. As almost all grocery stores begin and end at the cashiers you can check out if they do have these shelves or tables before going in.
Well, Germany is the origin country of Haribo . The company was established in 1922, the company name meaning HAns RIegel BOnn, so the Seat is in Bonn.
I’m English and live in America and so miss German stores. So much better than Walmart, Kroger, Target, Giant, Vons, Harris Teeter. Can’t wait to get back to spend a long vacation in Germany (or Holland, Denmark, Sweden, etc). That video made me warm at heart, but Covid-sad!
What a huge Edeka! :) "My" Edeka (I'm german and live in Bremen) is very small. Only two types of mushrooms (white and brown) and around six types of tomatoes. And - no sushi! I'm a bit jealous now. :D
Hey! We used the iphone XR, but we edit using adobe. If we get shutter rolls we try to cut them and avoid them by panning slower 😉 In other videos (Grocery stores don't like big cameras) we use our Panasonic videocamera. Thank you for watching!
@@OKKOAdventures my mom is from Frankfurt and I brought her home every Mother’s Day for many years...Frankfurt gruene sosse is another favorite!...Hard to beat some spargel and boiled potatoes with hollandaise though...
They are also nice for singles. Buying the ingredients for a varied salad as a starter or side dish means you get salad for weeks---or would, if it would keep that long.
Wooohaa, wait, wait, wait. At 3:44 did I see that correctly? You got fresh "Frankfurter Grüne Soße" herbs in (I presume) Nürnberg?!? Hell yeah, awesome. That is soooo yummy. That's something I really miss here in the North of Germany in Hamburg. The H-Milch, the Haltbare Milch, which is unchilled is high tempered milk with a REALLY extended shelf life. But that stuff taste just aweful, at least to my taste buds. Has to be put in the fridge for me to even consider pouring over cereal, much less drink it. Once opened should be consumed within four to five days max. Fresh milk all the way for me; if I can get it, non-homogenized but pasteurized. Doesn't stay fresh as long, and the cream separates from the rest if left standing unshaken or unused too long. But sooooo good.
Hey yes we got Grüne Soße herbs, good eyes haha 🌿🥰 it’s not always available, but that day it was! We love the milk here in Germany it tastes better than in the US, the H-Milch is very practical, but yes definitely have to put it in the fridge before using it for our cereals. Also, Hamburg is absolutely beautiful 🤩♥️
@@OKKOAdventures Yeah, H-Milch is praktisch (hehe, I see you have already succumbed to the Denglisch problem of mixing practical and praktisch) and convenient. It's okayish if you like to drink your coffee with milk. Or maybe I missed a connotation of practical in English. Heck, very possible as well. 😊
like i was searching toutube channel to see how german life is as i want to be part of germany so yeah found this channel its great LOVE your videos LOVE FROM INDIA❤️🥰🙌💕
When you come shopping by car, just use a foldable (collapsable) plastic box, put it direct into the cart and you can put your stuff after the cashier into the car without taking it another time into the hands. And for not packed vegetables you can buy some netbags that you always use for them so it is not touched directly at he cashier. And yes .... when you have to carry your foods home with bags ..... find a quiet spot where you can sort out an pack your stuff like you want it to be. The "hard" stuff first and the "soft" like Eggs, Mozzarella cheese, Tomatoes, blueberrys on the very top. So you don`t squish anything of your foods.😎😁 I know .... I know this lecture now is veeery german. But I guess it will help you here or there.😅 P.s. Ah, before I forget it. When you ask the cashier. Normally they have some kind of plastic or metall chips in the size of a one euro coin. Use it and take out of your cart again and again. Because sometimes you don`t have 50 cents or 1 euro with you and then you need to change money into it. The chips helping to avoid such a situation.
please ask in the grocery store if they have a "coin" or "key ring dongle"( never heard that word before😅) to unlock the cart,you often get them for free....sometimes they are out of stock ,but its worth it to ask for,you can use this coin/dongle again in mostly every shop like aldi,lidl,penny,toom,famila,real etc.... by the way i really enjoyed my shoppingtrips in several malls in california,had as much fun as you here in germany😁wish you great times👋😋
@@danaschmidt8990 Not at the grocery store :). They don't like those dongles because there is a tiny chance you break the whole coin insert mechanic. You can look up trolley shark if you want one.
@@Psi-Storm oh thats funny,but good to know...in my hometown in germany you can truely get them in edeka,toom etc ...you just have to ask for..they cost nothing
Ich denke für viele Menschen die zum erstenmal an einer deutschen Kasse stehen artet es in Stress und Horror aus :)) Der Grund ist das oft Kassierer einen Bonus bekommen wie schnell sie kassieren :)) ( nicht übrall )
ja,ich werde heute oft noch nervös,v.a Samstags oder vor Feiertagen, wenn im Laden die Hölle los ist und der Geduldspegel der Schlange hinter mir sinkt,v.a da ich öfterd für 5-7 Leute einkaufe....😅
One reason to why your milk is 1 litre 1 quart US it has to do with how small a German fridge is compared to American Fridge where 3.78 litres size is common. That was actually said in an American Military magazine Stars and Stripes Europe Germany. I'm guessing this is Rhein Main region Wiesbaden Frankfurt Am Main area. Where the American Community is centered around Wiesbaden Army base.
UHT Milk (Ultra-high-temperature processed Milk) is very common in middle and south Europe. It's not unique to Germany. Every country in the Balkans has it, as do Greece, Italy, Hungary, Poland....
Hi twins, seems you already now your favourites of german foods. Kira: I also have Maultaschen from time to time and as you know these is a swabian special food like Käsespätzle is too. Well, the swabian also call the Maultaschen Herrgottsbescheißerle which means Lord Godd cheats. The story behind: monks didnt allow toe eat meat for a certain time and cos swabians are clever the packed the meat into sort of nuddle and showed to the monchs but indead they really cheat on the monch who act in the name of Lord God. Olivia: I am sure you arlready tasted different kind of sausage as base for Currywurst. The only one and best one is Rostbratwurst and the origin is the former industrial area with coalmining underground and steel production called Ruhrgebiet(Dortmund-Essen) where the industrial revolution started in Germany. The favourite dish here is called Manta Platte which is a curry Wurst plus french fries and mayonaise. The came from the cultur movie Manta, Manta (Manta is car name). Anyway, with all the good food you find, less sports you have to keep an eye on your bathroom scale. I am sure you will discover more german tasty and local food when travelling around germany. This was my first video of you and will follow and I am sure you will enjoy your stay here in Germany even during covid times. Please work hard on the key opener: Language. It will open so many doors for you. CU
How fluent is your German? I assumed you to be fluent, but I get confused with your pronunciation of German words Iike EDEKA. They always sound so "ausländisch"
When we speak in English, usually we end up pronouncing it in the English way. Wenn wir Deutsch sprechen , würden wir das nicht auf Englisch sagen...das würde komisch klingen 😂 🙈 Or some words like Nürnberg, we can't say Nuremberg. So just depends honestly! To answer the question fluent 😊
@@OKKOAdventures OK, verstehe ich. Zusatzfrage: A friend of mine learned most of her English staying with a family in Canada (years ago). In Germany (and speaking German) she acts very factual, even harsh some time. When she switches to English her complete behaviour changes: lots of 'please', 'thank you' and a lot more politeness. As opposed to her you grew up with both languages at the same time. Did you ever notice a similar effect, either with yourselves or around you?
@@wora1111 We don't really change behavior, but that is quite interesting! Perhaps it does have to do with learning the language in the certain environment. So for us because we picked it up from mostly family we didn't really change the way we interact or behave in using the language. 😊
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Hi guys! We have had some big changes, but we are looking to getting back into it! See you soon with a new video!
I have absolutely no idea why I'm watching this. i'm german, I know what our grocery stores look like.
Glad you watched anyway! 😉🤣
@@OKKOAdventures I once clicked on one video by some american football player living in Germany. Ever since then, half of my youtube feed is full oh these videos. Don't get me wrong, I still enjoy seeing a foreign view on the things we do without even thinking about (Americans using an Aldi Süd-stores in the US would be a whole other section, i mean OMG, YOU GET YOUR QUARTER BACK IF YOU RETURN YOUR CART! it's not rocket science.). I just watched some random american couple's 15 minute take on "Lüften"
@@wutrax1 Maybe you watched NALF? Playing for the unicorns?
@@daybyter I didn't want to advertise a channel that's bigger than this one, but yes, of course :)
It's kind of strange how much we Germans think about what other people think. My Great grandpa went to China, to make sure these guys had their ample supply of opium, My grandpa became an expert on wine while chilling in France during ww2, my dad was two years old when ww2 ended. Yet, here I am, checking if any foreigner living in this country needs any assistance or if they think we are all Nazis.
Same here. It actually gives you a feeling of living in the paradise :D
It can be quite stressful at the first time at a German cashier line.
These guys have to be quick and the company's have controllers that check out how fast each of the cashier's are, they stopping the time,
they have a lot of pressure doing this fast and the right way.
I have so much respect for these guys, especially in the moment.
You right and they became a bonus if they are fast ( not all)
@@hubihub5385 I think not really. You need to put through a special number of articles per minute. If not, you can be fired easily there.
@@maxalbert8903 iknow that one Discounter give you one second pro article.
You don't have to bag all your groceries at the cashier. Just put it all back in your cart. Usually there is a table before the exit, where you can bag your stuff and take all the time you need. Or just bag it outside the shop, before you return your cart.
What I personly find better in Germany than in the US is you have a price at an item and thats the price you have to pay, all taxes included!! So you see directly and can count how mutch you have to pay.
Yes! It is great to see how much you have to pay! 😊
Wait, what? You don't see the prices at your products?
I never bought cress in a box. It is a very easy to grow herb! We would always buy the seeds and grow them on a kitchen towel!!
Just fyi: Edeka stores are some of the most expensive stores around, more fancy and with more international foods and brands. Penny, Lidl, Rewe, Aldi etc. are discount stores meaning they spend way less i.e. on store decor and have less fancy (but good quality) brands etc., which spells out into way cheaper prices. Best fresh produce can be bought on farmers markets. Any German city usually has a farmers market somewhere at least once per week. If you live out in the country side you can also buy seasonal veggies directly from some farmers, even fresher and often even cheaper. Buy good quality bread at the bakery, not in a supermarket. Enjoy!
Thanks for the info! Very helpful 😊
Rewe is no discount store, they are at least as expensive as Edeka.
Pro German Tip..the typical german drives the full card outside the store and backs the bags there..wich gives you less stress :)
We always try to race against the cashier, but they are always faster haha 😂🙈 Thanks for the pro tip!
If you think you are ready for the Champions League of speed packing, try an Aldi on a Saturday 30 minutes before closing time :D Bring a first aid kit, the cashier will win in the most humiliating fashion.
My favorite way of makibg Maultaschen: Steam them, cut them in slices and then fry them in a pan with some grated cheese. Voilà: Cheese crust Maultaschen!
Delicious! 🤤
i miss German groceries so much! love you guys
Love you ! :)
I’m an American living in Germany and I think Grocery stores are quite intimidating!!! The checkout process makes me sweat 😂😂😂
It gets easier and hopefully with all these helpful tips in the comments, we will be experts ;)
If you've got a car to do your grocery shopping, get yourself a Klappkiste / a folding box. Take this with you in your shopping cart. Due to their rigidity when unfolded into the full box you can easily load it with two hands, instead of a single handed loading while desparately trying to hold open a plastic or cloth shopping bad always trying to fold in on itsself.
Also, don't try to stress out. Just plop your groceries back into your cart at leisure. In 99% of cases grocery stores have shelves or tables behind the cashiers were you can leisurely bag your groceries. As almost all grocery stores begin and end at the cashiers you can check out if they do have these shelves or tables before going in.
I love the multicultural supermarkets in Germany 👍
Haha Random Video on the Internet shows my Hometown. nice, welcome to Nürnberg
Thank you for watching! We love it here! ❤️🥰
Well, Germany is the origin country of Haribo . The company was established in 1922, the company name meaning HAns RIegel BOnn, so the Seat is in Bonn.
@4:07 Swabian raviolis.
I’m English and live in America and so miss German stores. So much better than Walmart, Kroger, Target, Giant, Vons, Harris Teeter. Can’t wait to get back to spend a long vacation in Germany (or Holland, Denmark, Sweden, etc). That video made me warm at heart, but Covid-sad!
Hope you can come and enjoy it soon! ☺️
What a huge Edeka! :) "My" Edeka (I'm german and live in Bremen) is very small. Only two types of mushrooms (white and brown) and around six types of tomatoes. And - no sushi! I'm a bit jealous now. :D
We were also quite surprised when we first walked into this Edeka! No sushi?! 🥺
Hey, welcome to Nürnberg from the other side of Nürnberg. :-) Hope you enjoy it.
Thanks for the warm welcome! Totally enjoying 😉
Nice music and video. Can I ask what camera you used? There’s no shutter roll. Good job!
Hey! We used the iphone XR, but we edit using adobe. If we get shutter rolls we try to cut them and avoid them by panning slower 😉 In other videos (Grocery stores don't like big cameras) we use our Panasonic videocamera. Thank you for watching!
was the italian mousse with kaffee, tiramisu?
YES! Delicious 🙌❤️
No spargel?...My favorite thing about visiting Germany in the spring is spargel season...
SPARGEL ♥️ It’s one of our favorites, we had some at home 😅🤣 Agree with you, highly recommend 🤤
@@OKKOAdventures my mom is from Frankfurt and I brought her home every Mother’s Day for many years...Frankfurt gruene sosse is another favorite!...Hard to beat some spargel and boiled potatoes with hollandaise though...
Lol youtube is funny. You guys are living basically right around my corner :´D
haha 😂 that is funny! We live in a great city 😉🥰
Chromatica oreos. Yaaay
Nürnberg, Sulzbacher Straße?
Those premate Salats are for workers to get in their break as well as yoghurt and other stuff 😂 its healther as eatibg some fastfoodn
They are also nice for singles. Buying the ingredients for a varied salad as a starter or side dish means you get salad for weeks---or would, if it would keep that long.
I can totally relate :)
Wooohaa, wait, wait, wait. At 3:44 did I see that correctly?
You got fresh "Frankfurter Grüne Soße" herbs in (I presume) Nürnberg?!?
Hell yeah, awesome. That is soooo yummy.
That's something I really miss here in the North of Germany in Hamburg.
The H-Milch, the Haltbare Milch, which is unchilled is high tempered milk with a REALLY extended shelf life. But that stuff taste just aweful, at least to my taste buds.
Has to be put in the fridge for me to even consider pouring over cereal, much less drink it. Once opened should be consumed within four to five days max.
Fresh milk all the way for me; if I can get it, non-homogenized but pasteurized. Doesn't stay fresh as long, and the cream separates from the rest if left standing unshaken or unused too long.
But sooooo good.
Hey yes we got Grüne Soße herbs, good eyes haha 🌿🥰 it’s not always available, but that day it was! We love the milk here in Germany it tastes better than in the US, the H-Milch is very practical, but yes definitely have to put it in the fridge before using it for our cereals. Also, Hamburg is absolutely beautiful 🤩♥️
@@OKKOAdventures Yeah, H-Milch is praktisch (hehe, I see you have already succumbed to the Denglisch problem of mixing practical and praktisch) and convenient. It's okayish if you like to drink your coffee with milk. Or maybe I missed a connotation of practical in English. Heck, very possible as well. 😊
like i was searching toutube channel to see how german life is as i want to be part of germany so yeah found this channel its great LOVE your videos
LOVE FROM INDIA❤️🥰🙌💕
Thank you! We are so happy you love them! Sorry for the late response, just getting back into it!
When you come shopping by car, just use a foldable (collapsable) plastic box, put it direct into the cart and you can put your stuff after the cashier into the car without taking it another time into the hands. And for not packed vegetables you can buy some netbags that you always use for them so it is not touched directly at he cashier. And yes .... when you have to carry your foods home with bags ..... find a quiet spot where you can sort out an pack your stuff like you want it to be. The "hard" stuff first and the "soft" like Eggs, Mozzarella cheese, Tomatoes, blueberrys on the very top. So you don`t squish anything of your foods.😎😁 I know .... I know this lecture now is veeery german. But I guess it will help you here or there.😅
P.s. Ah, before I forget it. When you ask the cashier. Normally they have some kind of plastic or metall chips in the size of a one euro coin. Use it and take out of your cart again and again. Because sometimes you don`t have 50 cents or 1 euro with you and then you need to change money into it. The chips helping to avoid such a situation.
We loved how you said it was very German, but in all honesty great tips! I'm sure this comment will be helpful for everyone! :)
@@OKKOAdventures 😁
Did you get your Euro back when you returned the cart?
Yes! Got it back 😊
you can buy a key ring dongle that unlocks the carts. That way you don't have to make sure to carry a right size coin with you.
please ask in the grocery store if they have a "coin" or "key ring dongle"( never heard that word before😅) to unlock the cart,you often get them for free....sometimes they are out of stock ,but its worth it to ask for,you can use this coin/dongle again in mostly every shop like aldi,lidl,penny,toom,famila,real etc....
by the way i really enjoyed my shoppingtrips in several malls in california,had as much fun as you here in germany😁wish you great times👋😋
@@danaschmidt8990 Not at the grocery store :). They don't like those dongles because there is a tiny chance you break the whole coin insert mechanic. You can look up trolley shark if you want one.
@@Psi-Storm oh thats funny,but good to know...in my hometown in germany you can truely get them in edeka,toom etc ...you just have to ask for..they cost nothing
"Erdnussflips" were invented in Germany in 1963
the variant with cheese was invented in Israel in 1964
so there is nothing American about it
We know! It‘s not available in the US, but we wish it was! They are so delicious. 🙂
@@OKKOAdventures Aldi sell Erdnußflips sometimes and we go for it
The "Jumbo" Erdnussflips are fantastic!
best = Lorenz ErdnußLocken Mexican Style
Cute neighborhood
Thank you! ☺️
Where are from germany???
❤️🌺
Ich denke für viele Menschen die zum erstenmal an einer deutschen Kasse stehen artet es in Stress und Horror aus :))
Der Grund ist das oft Kassierer einen Bonus bekommen wie schnell sie kassieren :)) ( nicht übrall )
Wow! Das wussten wir nicht!
ja,ich werde heute oft noch nervös,v.a Samstags oder vor Feiertagen, wenn im Laden die Hölle los ist und der Geduldspegel der Schlange hinter mir sinkt,v.a da ich öfterd für 5-7 Leute einkaufe....😅
Hi new friend here,stay safe friend from Moscow
Hi ! Also stay safe and thanks for watching 😉😊💕
Hi from Malaysia
Hi ! 😊 Thanks for watching!
@@OKKOAdventures most welcome 😃
One reason to why your milk is 1 litre 1 quart US it has to do with how small a German fridge is compared to American Fridge where 3.78 litres size is common. That was actually said in an American Military magazine Stars and Stripes Europe Germany. I'm guessing this is Rhein Main region Wiesbaden Frankfurt Am Main area. Where the American Community is centered around Wiesbaden Army base.
😍😍😘😘
Make more video please
We will! Thanks for watching! 😊
Thumb down? 1:00 as a nurse I could scream when I see this
She hold the Coin for the Cart with the Thumb,so even the Coin is clean.
UHT Milk (Ultra-high-temperature processed Milk) is very common in middle and south Europe. It's not unique to Germany. Every country in the Balkans has it, as do Greece, Italy, Hungary, Poland....
Cool!
Hi twins, seems you already now your favourites of german foods. Kira: I also have Maultaschen from time to time and as you know these is a swabian special food like Käsespätzle is too. Well, the swabian also call the Maultaschen Herrgottsbescheißerle which means Lord Godd cheats. The story behind: monks didnt allow toe eat meat for a certain time and cos swabians are clever the packed the meat into sort of nuddle and showed to the monchs but indead they really cheat on the monch who act in the name of Lord God. Olivia: I am sure you arlready tasted different kind of sausage as base for Currywurst. The only one and best one is Rostbratwurst and the origin is the former industrial area with coalmining underground and steel production called Ruhrgebiet(Dortmund-Essen) where the industrial revolution started in Germany. The favourite dish here is called Manta Platte which is a curry Wurst plus french fries and mayonaise. The came from the cultur movie Manta, Manta (Manta is car name). Anyway, with all the good food you find, less sports you have to keep an eye on your bathroom scale. I am sure you will discover more german tasty and local food when travelling around germany. This was my first video of you and will follow and I am sure you will enjoy your stay here in Germany even during covid times. Please work hard on the key opener: Language. It will open so many doors for you. CU
Wow thank you for the great information! 😊 We really appreciate it!
How fluent is your German? I assumed you to be fluent, but I get confused with your pronunciation of German words Iike EDEKA. They always sound so "ausländisch"
When we speak in English, usually we end up pronouncing it in the English way. Wenn wir Deutsch sprechen , würden wir das nicht auf Englisch sagen...das würde komisch klingen 😂 🙈 Or some words like Nürnberg, we can't say Nuremberg. So just depends honestly! To answer the question fluent 😊
@@OKKOAdventures OK, verstehe ich. Zusatzfrage: A friend of mine learned most of her English staying with a family in Canada (years ago). In Germany (and speaking German) she acts very factual, even harsh some time. When she switches to English her complete behaviour changes: lots of 'please', 'thank you' and a lot more politeness. As opposed to her you grew up with both languages at the same time. Did you ever notice a similar effect, either with yourselves or around you?
@@wora1111 We don't really change behavior, but that is quite interesting! Perhaps it does have to do with learning the language in the certain environment. So for us because we picked it up from mostly family we didn't really change the way we interact or behave in using the language. 😊
From vietnam watching you chanal
Thank you! ❤️
Can't believe Germany is so developed 😊🤗. lots of love from INDIA!
Thank you for watching! Sending lots of love to India
Are you for real? :O What have you guys learnt about the northern european Countries in India? :O
I hope you will come back vietnam.🌷
Us too! Hopefully sooner than later!
Vietnamese People that are happy that Americans visit them.
Times had changes i think.
Love u🇵🇰💙🇵🇰💔🥺
❤️❤️❤️❤️
John 3.16-21
Mam, I'm from India . I am requesting u plz make a video of Nursing ausbildung in Germany. That how to apply , eligiblity , etc. Actually our financial situation isn't good. & in Germany Nursing course are free in Public university .
I wanna do it. Please help me to fulfill it.
Please help me sir.
My humble request to u. Please
Red onion is mostly desi food comme from Asia especially Pakistan 🇵🇰 India v only use desi food etc
Wow, cool! Thank you for letting us know!
Nonsence,Red Onions grow in Germany too.Buy regional Foods,that an old French Rule from Paul Bocuse.
Oliva please give me your personal nomber I am talking to you what way iam going to Europe
Hello ,are you come back to germany already?
How do you feel your trip in Viet Nam?
Hi! Yes we are in Germany! Missing Vietnam, we loved it there! We definitely want to go back!