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Friends, I am an Asian and was wondering how would it be to move to Germany. I do not know german and wish to get a job in IT or Banking sector in germany. Have no idea how to start the search?
Thats why thought of asking in this forum.
Hey!
If you would like to learn German prior to actually moving to Germany, I could recommend language courses. Why don't you check out [URL="http://www.ausland-sprachreisen.de/sprachen/Deutsch.htmlDeutsch"]http://www.ausland-sprachreisen.de/sprachen/Deutsch.html[/URL]
Also this [URL="http://www.stellenboersen.de"]http://www.stellenboersen.de [/URL]
is a site that might interest you.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask.
Anna
Karlsruhe is a nice place to start and lots of work ---as far as speaking german ---I was there back in the 80's and learned enough of the language to get around and what I wanted ( Fluenlty ) in six months , Just from hanging out and listening . Its a very easy languageto learn alto the grammar is backwards from english . Reading and writing was a bit harder , but its possible , and once you make a few friends ---it will come easy to you P.S. You may find it easier to actualy hear the dialect from where you are going to live before you spend the money for an online course. Its like learning proper english then going to New Jersey ----they don't understand you and you don't understand them ----trust me ---check it out .
Last edited by RowdeyRebel; 10-25-2008 at 12:21 AM..
Reason: forgot something
I definitely have to agree with the fact that it is really important that you study at least the basics in German.
I know a lot of Asians who haven't managed it to speak German properly and as you may know German is not an easy language to speak.
Just to give you an idea that it is really a challenge.
I hope that I could help!
Good luck!
Last edited by GermanGuy1990; 10-26-2008 at 02:03 PM..
I would think this over..... In Germany right now there is no work. Many, many People over there don´t find a job - if you move there, I don´t think its possible for you to get a Job at the moment....
I studied in Bonn for a semester in college. I learned very rudimentary German. The country was BEAUTIFUL. The people? That's another story. Not very welcoming of immigrants, shall I say. Most of my friends were Irish and African immigrants! If I HAD to live there, I'd probably go to Heidelberg as there are many internationals living there.
Germany is my favorite country outside of the USA. I lived there for two years and absolutely LOVED it!
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P.S. You may find it easier to actualy hear the dialect from where you are going to live before you spend the money for an online course. Its like learning proper english then going to New Jersey ----they don't understand you and you don't understand them ----trust me ---check it out .
