10 AMAZING FACTS ABOUT GERMANY THAT SHOCKING AF

[@dettmardencker7430]

Hi Shraddha, nice to be here again and see your informative and lovely Vlog. I agree with all you said and I think it´s very informative for people considering to come to Germany. Here some facts to the broadcasting Fee: Until the 1980´s we had only public Radio and TV. Then privat owned Radio and TV where permitted. But the public broadcasting was protected to make shure that the basic supply of Information will not be left to the powerful Investors and their influences The function of Radio and TV was regarded as too important in a democracy to leave in the hands of these groups and persons. Public broadcasting has to be provided by Non Profit Organisations under supervision of brodcasting boards (Rundfunkräte). Members of these boards are Delegates of all relevant groups of the society. The Government ist not allowed to interfere. As they may not make enough Money from Advertises, the Rest of the costs has to be payed as a Fee by the public to the GEZ (Gebühreneinzugszentrale). The Church Tax: It is actually no real Tax, even if it´s called a Tax and ruled by Law. If you are a Member of a certain christian Church, you have to pay a contribution or Fee to it. The Government is only the collector of the Fee on behalf of the the Churches. That is based on very old contracts between the Government and the Churches (starting in the 19th Century). The Government is payed for this service. Have a nice time and go on Vlogging!!!! Dettmar

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Wow!!! Hi Dettmar, I was waiting for your comment and the details and information you provide is so enlightening and interesting at the same time. I am happy that you like to see other's perspective on things in Germany. But, let me tell you one most important fact that I am happy to be here!! and I love being in Germany!! ❤️❤️🇩🇪🇩🇪 I will keep making videos so that you can add in more information...

[@officialganesha]

This is really great information, even every country should follow the same. As i see in every country broadcasting is always under the influence of government. And ruling government takes the advantage of it. Nice to hear that in Germany situation is completely different. Also thanks to Shraddha for this awesome video.

[@yashvisavadia4984]

I can feel your pain when you said the point 6 :) It becomes very difficult to match with their speed. The only way I have found from some other people to deal with this problem is to keep vegetables and fruits, which need to be weighed, at regular interval between other things.

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Wowww...Thanks for this tip.. Will follow that.. Thanks again!

[@seelenwinter6662]

​@@ShraddhaParashar i lived 4 years in peru and there you can sleep waiting till they are ready... and the supermarkets have 10 or more cash register, but it takes longer than with 1 in germany... for that reason we took ever our 2 kids with us to the supermarket and so we could stand on 4 cash register and look who is the fastest and the we run all together there...^^

[@Siwachbrothers_Haryana]

Shraddha.. you have such a positive Charisma! I always learn so much from you . Keep sharing your exprience . Thanks !

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Omg!! Thanks a lot Naveen 😊

[@girish9286]

Oh man so basically we live in heaven 🇮🇳

[@adityabhardwaj816]

Keep going like this👍❤

[@ShraddhaParashar]

I will try my best

[@saranshgupta1273]

I really like the topic you chose . 😊 Subscribed !

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Thanks for subscribing! :)

[@PianistStefanBoetel]

You are a very likable person. Hope you have a good time in Germany.

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Thank you! 😃

[@harshavardhans1590]

@@ShraddhaParashar are u studying or working in Germany

[@karanbhardwaj5486]

Good job..... thumbs up 👍

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@seelenwinter6662]

i lived 4 years in peru and there you can sleep waiting till they are ready... and the supermarkets have 10 or more cash register, but it takes longer than with 1 in germany... for that reason we took ever our 2 kids with us to the supermarket and so we could stand on 4 cash register and look who is the fastest and the we run all together there...^^

[@luiser.5978]

Haha stimmt! Du wirst schon noch Profi fürs Einpacken an der Kasse! 😋 Und wenn du mich mal hier besuchen kommst, dann gehen wir mal zusammen in die Sauna 😉 da muss man sich voll erstmal dran gewöhnen aber dann ist es richtig schön ☀️

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Ich habe alle nicht verstanden aber ich komme nich mit dir zum 😝Sauna... Es ist schwerig für mich🤣😂😅

[@atharvapote755]

😂

[@shubhrabhardwaj3690]

Interesting observations 😅 Keep at it..😉😉😉

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Thank you, I will

[@pravasitalkshow]

Black cat fact I knew first time Subscribed love from Germany too 🇩🇪

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Hehehehe...Yeah.. Germans are also superstitious..

[@PianistStefanBoetel]

If you want to have more time at the counter the more pricy supermarkets like Rewe or Edeka can be an option. At Rewe my Dad has always his favorite cashiers where he knows they are not rushing 💪😂

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Hehehehe okay I usually buy from REWE or Aldi

[@मोहनसंप्रास]

Excellent 👌👌👌

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Thanks

[@subhrajyotisengupta9527]

I love to be in a place which is well organised with a pace to keep up work in day to day life because that can make you well organised with the time.

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Yeahhh very true 😊💪🏻

[@badald7476]

Last fact is unbelievable. I also come in Germany for studies

[@vishavjeetsama6190]

Very interesting facts 💯🇩🇪🇩🇪👍

[@ShraddhaParashar]

👍

[@mayureshmawlankar3756]

The video was excellent, please tell about the transport system in germany, go germans own cars as american do?

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Yeah they do but some prefer to ride bicycle instead of car.

[@cel777]

Americans are always amazed about public transportation in Europe. So there must be a difference.

[@Astrofrank]

In large cities a car often is not necessary, otherwise mostly one car per family might be sufficient. Busses serve even the smallest villages and some of them are served by train.

[@vegirakesh1763]

Cool☺️

[@ShraddhaParashar]

🙂

[@drumstudiomonchengladbach8131]

Hello Shraddha, welcome to Germany. A very interesting and informative video made by a beautiful and charming lady. Here some more information about life in "Germanistan"; The kitchen (room), yes, we prefer to use our own furniture/style there, but in most appartment at least a kitchen sink is installed. The nudity thing: as you mentioned, here it's normal to be nude in a sauna - but most saunas also offer some "ladies only" time where men are not allowed. Nudity in public is seen as public nuisance, unless on specially marked/signed beaches or privately owned places like special clubs. Nevertheless I dare to say, Germans are not as prudish as Britains or Nations that were influenced by british culture.

[@RaviKumar-rr3cq]

Actually I have read it on quora that some German beaches allow people to roam naked there. I ignored it simply by thinking it as a crap, nonsense content. Poor me😅😅😅

[@avi......2091]

Its Deutschland right ???? You wrote germanistan 😂😂 pakistan + germany maybe 😂😂

[@RustyDust101]

No matter how long you have been here, welcome to Germany. Wish you the very best time here. Love the Indian and Sri Lankan smiling attitude. Those are the REAL smiles. Coming from a German, that's something that Germany needs a LOT more of. We Germans are far too dour compared to Indians and Sri Lankans. Thank you for bringing another smiling face here. The entertainment taxes of the GEZ and GEMA are about the most hated institutions in Germany, even ahead of the IRS. Shopping and cashier race: best way to keep on top of that: Klappkiste / folding box in your shopping cart. Large open storage, easy to load, and one load to put into your car. Sauna and FKK/nudist areas: being nude in a sauna is a risk reduction. Many modern synthetic fabrics are not able to sustain high temperatures (95+°C) for more than a few minutes, especially women's skimpy bikinis. They could shrink, or even tear with sufficient exposure to the hot air in a sauna. There is also the risk of accidentally coming into contact with the hot oven inside the sauna. Skin might get minor (1st or at worst 2nd degree) burns, which makes a human quickly jump away from the hot surface. Synthetic fabrics on the other hand could melt and then stick to your skin, resulting in a much worse burn (and leave you in the unenviable position of having NO bathing wear when you leave the FKK area of the sauna). Yet please always put down a towel when you sit down to prevent your sweat from coming into contact with the (most often) wooden benches in a sauna.

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Thank you so much

[@anubhavpandey1866]

No 7 is awesome and funny too👍

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Yeah it is..

[@manojshivanand9713]

where do you live in germany ?

[@VandanasDesiChulha]

Awesome Video again!!

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Thanks again!

[@simsengtaism4098]

Im planning to study MS CS in Germany

[@rgb8534]

me too. When you are planning to go?

[@palakkaushal3853]

Never would have thought of these. 😅😂

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Hehehe me neither!

[@tonystark2025]

What is 75% in German gpa

[@sathishkumarpasham1131]

Considering black cat 🐈 as a bad luck even in Germany , which is very annoying....

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Hehehe yeah... it is similarity I found very interesting

[@nari5025]

Well, it depends (as it always does) :) As I came to know it, black cats can equally mean good luck too. As luck seems to be directional. (as a usually non superstitious but meticulous german i love this one) Von rechts nach links, dann gelinkt's. (right to left is good) Von links nach rechts, dann pecht's. (left to right is bad)

[@peterchristianmanstein1106]

The origin of sauna is Finland.

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Thanks for sharing

[@athulpnath28]

Madam😊,how did u learned german from india

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Yeah A1 level.. I am learning here

[@athulpnath28]

So not doing any sort of part time works??

[@SafezoneExpert]

"Aberglaube" bezeichnet den Glauben wider (aber) der christichen Lehre - also alles, was okkult ist.

[@varunkaul9984]

The tax thing though 😅

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Yes it is indeed!

[@AdityaSingh016]

Why Tax are so high in Europe ? Har cheez me Tax hai. Kuch din me Saas lene pe bhi Tax lagega

[@pyrointeam]

I have to correct you on Aberglaube, Aber- doesn't mean "but" like you said, like "you know it's wrong BUT still believe it". Aber- comes from mittelhochdeutsch (middle high german) and means "verkehrt" (wrong, false, more precisely it means "switched into the exact opposite" (ins Gegenteil verkehren) but also today "verkehrt" is used as "wrong/not like it should be") it is also used in words like "aberwitzig" (if something is insane). So Aberglaube means "False Believe" and it goes back to the catholic church which claimed to be the "Truth" and everything pagan or little believes (like what brings (bad) luck), simply everything that can not be proven by the bible was Aberglaube/False Believe. It is still like this today, christians think that believing in bad luck from a black cat is ridiculous and insane, while believing walking on water, making water to wine or coming back from the dead or believing in heaven hell angle demons and an almighty entety without any evidence is somehow not.

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Thank you so much for the info!!

[@Humpelstilzchen]

Fun fact. I believe in many gods. The old nordic gods Odin, Thor etc. They are so much more mighty than the christian god they dont need money from the mortals 😁🙏🙂

[@ShraddhaParashar]

Thanks for sharing

[@okonkwovictor7865]

You are capping