5 Things I Love About Living in Germany | Milly Onyaye

[@robertschumann9059]

5 things Germany loves about you 1. Your Beauty 2. Your Work 3. Your Voice 4. Your Mood 5. Your Love to our country 😍😍

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Hi guys.. I`m back again with another video about some of the things that i love about living in Germany. I had some issues with the sound quality in this video. I will surely work on that on my next video. I hope that you enjoy it. God bless you all :)

[@TlhomphoDitedu]

Milly Onyaye How's racism😅

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Tlhompho Ditedu As much as this country is known for Racism, i have to say that i haven't experienced it in any particular way. What i can say about Germans is that they don't pretend. If they don't like you, they will show it. But everyone's experience is different. Having a positive mindset while being/living in this country is very important. They love hardworking people though😊😊

[@sarahgyamfi5941]

Milly Onyaye how does one reach you personally for further questions?

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

SARAH GYAMFI [e-mail]

[@puschel2011]

As a native German myself its so refreshing and uptlifting to see a beautifull and kind Immigrant which doesnt abuse or culture, appreciate our society and can live side by side in peace with each other. Thank you.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

IN HOC SIGNO VINCES Aaaaw! This is truly uplifting and encouraging😊. Vielen dank!

[@ProfTydrim]

@There Were No Gas Chambers Stay in school, you might still have a chance to get cured from your idiocy through education. Schreib dich nicht ab

[@ThomasKnip]

I am still astonished as a German what people from other nations consider even worth to mention. I mean, for us, it's day to day life. Hope you enjoy your time staying in Germany. ^^

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Thomas Knip I know right?? but it's really normal. Thank you for watching😊😊

[@ThomasKnip]

You definitely got them right. :) And, yeah, you get used to them and won't want to miss them. :)

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Thomas Knip Haha😊😁😁 lol! I couldn't agree more! Have a lovely night👍👍

[@Scitch87]

Regarding the hospital: Germany has actually another "layer" between your doctor and the hospital. That's the "ärztlicher Bereitschaftsdienst" / "Emergency doctoral service" which is available 24 hours and should be called when there is an emergency that cannot wait but isn't actually severe enough to call an ambulance or go to a hospital. Like your child getting sick at 2 a.m. or something. It's available in whole germany by calling 116117. :-)

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Scitch87 Thank you for this information. I've never heard about it before. Stay blessed😊

[@burkhardd5182]

Milly, thank you for your warm Words. It feels like mind opening. You came from far away and you was open and interessted to explore this country. Even when it was very hard to learn language and culture, you talk about germany in this loving way. Thank you. As a german I am proud, that you found your place in the german society.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Burkhard D Trust me when i say this country has been more than a blessing to me! I'm always super grateful for each and every opportunity that has come my way so far! Your kind words warmed my heart😊😊 Thank you

[@meise99]

Hi Milly, Congrats to this nice video. It is interesting to see Germany through the eyes of an foreigner. Things like the public transportation, which is totally normal for us and I was really surprised, when I watched another video about it in the USA. Even they were fascinated by our system. But there was one small thing, which is not 100% correct. If you live in the countryside, the ambulance will need longer than 5 minutes, I'll would guess it can take up to 30 minutes. Last I would say, if everybody here in Germany would enjoy and celebrate the good things we have, like you do, and don't concentrate on the problems they see, refugees for example, it would be even better. But sadly hater and idiots exist all over the world. If we all stand together, in our wealthy and safe (compared to many other Countries) country, it won't be a problem. And at very last, a happy new year to you.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

meise99 ooh, my bad! I never knew that an Ambulance takes that long to arrive in the village?? My jaw literally dropped while reading that part. Thanks for the correction. Germany is a really cool place to be in. The policies and the way things are done just blows my mind. Thank you so.much for watching😊😊

[@turboseize]

Depending on Bundesland or Gemeinde, the intervention times vary (That is the timeframe during wich the overwhelming majority of emergency service sorties have reached their destination, usually 95%.) Berlin used to have a 7 minute limit (don't know if the still are that good or if the level of readiness has declined), in rural Brandenburg it is 14 or 15 minutes.

[@Sados1967]

30min would be against the law, by law the ambulance must arrive within maximum 20min (even countryside) in some states(Bundesländer) they have a 15min max time by law. just for your information

[@MariaSydneyacww]

May seem random but I love the sound of your voice. It's so smooth. Great video btw! Thumbs up PS it is an offence to most of the people riding a bike. They get like really angry when you walk on the bike lane

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

J4m:3-M4r:3 Montagne Thank you so much and you are so right with people getting annoyed when you walk on the bicycle lane! I have encountered that a number of times 😂😂😂..

[@23568982]

Yes she is very humble.not others with big mouth.

[@user-wn2sj4is6d]

Hello Milly thank you for you lovely words about Germany! Your such a nice person and I hope you will have always a good time here. I think more people should appreciate all the little things you just mentioned.

[@heidipae2576]

Thank you so much . Its the best Vid about Germany ever. All the best for you.

[@celinab.5314]

Du bist sehr sympathisch. Deine Stimme ist außerdem total beruhigend. Ich höre dir echt gern zu.🤗 Mein Abo hast du 👍 PS: Könntest du auch mal ein Video auf Deutsch machen? :)

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Lifestyle Queen Aaaaw! vielen dank. Ich habe es vor, ein Video auf Deutsch zu machen 👍👍

[@mwalimumsuko3696]

Wie geht es dir

[@MichaelMacAllister]

I am always surprised at things a new citizien would find extraordinary that seem so natural to me that I don't notice them anymore. Loved your video. I came here when I was 2 years old, have a German Mom though, so probably not the same :-)

[@ncburton1713]

this was a very helpful video. My fiance and I intend to move to Germany in the next few years. One of the reasons we chose Germany was for the healthcare system and because I have a rare eye condition and there are surgeries that would be very beneficial to my eye condition that I can get in Germany that aren't available here in the US. So, I've been watching videos and reading everything I can about basic daily stuff about Germany to prepaid. And even though I've already learned so much I still learned a lot from you're video. :)

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Nicolas Burton Aaaaw! I'm so glad you found this video helpful. But you will be in great hands when you settle here. One thing that they don't mess around with is Healthcare. Wishing you nothing but the best on your treatment😊

[@ncburton1713]

Milly Onyaye Thank you! :)

[@voiceinthewilderness7596]

@Nicolas Burton: Regarding your eye condition/doctors. While healthcare is free in Germany... well, kinda, it is tax-financed and wage-financed, and you hardly ever pay privatly there is a shadow side to the system. Apart from the Öffentliche Krankenkassen, that is the public sickness fonds that most of the people are part of, you can also opt out of this system and insure yourself privatly with, aptly named, private sickness fond. The part where that gets interesting is in regards to specialized health care which, given that you describe your eye condition as 'rare' you might need. With the specialists, and to a much lesser extent general practioneers, there is a two class system. If you are publicly insured you wait long for appointment (upwards of half a year if it is nothing life threatening) and will have problems getting follow-up appointments as close together as you'd like, while people who are privatly insured, which translates to better pay for the doctor, have much less problems with getting apointments and finally there are also specialists who have opted out of the system completly and work for 'Direktzahlung', which is basically direct payment out of pocket. So depending on how speecialised the health care you need is it might be hard to come by, not covered by insurance (certain procedures which are considered simply 'quality of life' are not covered or will only be covered after trials), etc. We do quite well, but not perfect. :)

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Voice In the Wilderness wowww! Thank you so much for this detailed Information. I learnt something out of it! Knowlegde is Power👍👍👌👌

[@miriamschwan7881]

I think though because it is a proper condition, it will be covered even by the basic model! That being said, privatized insurance has to be abolished. It´s a disgrace.

[@19529maex]

Du bist so sympathisch! Ich finde es schön dass es dir in Deutschland gefällt :) du könntest auch mal ein Video auf deutsch machen 😁

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Mäx Gerne😊😊 Vielen dank fürs zuschauen👍👍

[@sharonlehtinen528]

Mambo milly minimgeni huku pls halla

[@Tommusix]

Nebenbei auch noch sehr hübsch. ... but, the speed limit on the Autobahn necessary is 60km/h.

[@mwalimumsuko3696]

Was ist das ich lieber du

[@cliqclaq508]

Thanks for your enrichment of Germany :)

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

cliq uot you are welcome😊

[@meoerhum4579]

Yet in Africa we are still waiting for light 24/7, clean water, good roads & markets, good schools hospitals. That's all a human being need. Govt in Africa should hear this, I hope Africans will demand this from their govt.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Meo Erhum I hope so too! Our leaders have failed us so much! Really really sad!!

[@sarahgyamfi5941]

Meo Erhum

[@albertwarum6053]

I have never heard of the "black race" leading a war against the "white race". Virtually all race war has been started by whites. What the West id doing to Africa is still a race war. And now you are afraid that some of the people fleeing that war seek rescue here?

[@celasegamay5371]

I was in Ghana and there's 24hour light and hospitals WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT

[@differentsidesofus]

I live in London but I came to Germany for a few days to do some work over there. I just came across your video, it was very informative.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Different sides of us vlog Thank you 😊😊 Glad you found it helpful😉😉. I'm yet to visit London very soon..

[@wendyk6081]

I've recently discovered your channel and I'm loving your content so far! My husband to be and I, from the UK, will be moving to Germany (Düsseldorf) in August for a year and a half so I'm binge-watching these kinds of videos and doing as much research as I can! Where abouts are you based? And do you like the city? Have you heard anything about Düsseldorf? And of any good international churches in the area by any chance? If anyone else who reads this comment can also answer, I would greatly appreciate it! :) I love your kind warm spirit and wishing you peace and love for you and your family this year!

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Wendy Kyla Thank you Wendy😊😊 I currently live in Bremen and so far i love the city. It's small compared to the other ones but i guess that's what makes it really unique. I believe Düsseldorf is also a lovely city. I have heard good stuff about it but i personally haven't been there. Wishing you so much luck 😊😊

[@franziskapeters124]

Wendy Kyla I am from Düsseldorf and I love the City:D I hope you will like it here too:)

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

nelson selekere but we are all different you know.. i think that's normal to have different views😊😊

[@96Hannilein69]

Wendy K hey wendy, i life quite close to Düsseldorf and some of my family and Friends life in Düsseldorf- lierenfeld, düsseldorf-flingern and in angermund 😊 I love it there, its mostly described as the "schickimickistadt" (town of rich people), but i dont think in this way. Düsseldorf has many nice international Restaurants (my favorite is the "okinii" japanese food and sushi) and Small beautiful Shops and they have lovely Festivals like a Japan day, night marathon or street food Festival(and so many more). every german i know Speaks some english, so don't be afraid, if you are open minded you will have a very good time (and this sounds maybe funny but the germans LOVES people from the uk and so do i). its always a good idea to check out the Düsseldorfer group in Facebook "Du bist Düsseldorfer, wenn" with 17.000 people in this group there will be a Lot of people answering your questions or give you some nice tipps🌞 greets from the niederrrhein (which is of course the most beautiful place in Germany) Johanna

[@wendyk6081]

that's good to hear! :) thank you! we have found an apartment we like in friedrichstadt... I hope we get it! Know anything about the area? :)

[@jlewis122]

I've visited Germany for the first time in 2009. I had an idea about what I thought Jeremy was going to be like. And I have to admit that when I arrived it was completely different. I was so excited to find you a video on KZbin about living in Bremen Germany. That was where I went when I visit Germany. I also visited Hamburg and the North Sea. I can't say I have any negative experiences at all. I enjoyed riding the bicycles and going to the supermarket and shopping and finding new and different Products of great quality. I hope you continue to make more videos, because I have often thought about going back. My problem is that I have a job/career and I am concerned about being able to find work there. I will definitely come back and visit but as far as living that The bigger challenge for sure. Tell me more about Germany and where you can go to learn more about finding work or transferring work experience to Germany.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

J Lewis I'm glad you had fun on your visit. As i said in one of my previous video, the language has to be the most challenging factor while looking for a job. The thing is that you need to be able to express yourself in German. I know of so many people who came to this country without any basic knowlegde of the language and they had to start feom scratch. Others have had to leave the career they had because the language barrier couldn't allow them to go on with the career. We all have been there you know. We have had to start from zero to make ends meet. But thats not the end of the world. One thing for sure that you have to know is that if you want to relocate here then you have to learn the language. Its not an Option but rather an Obligation. Thats why it's important to have an open mind while living here. Will do a video about that in the near future😊😊 You can make it! Don't give up on your dreams💪💪💪

[@Lafayette_Ronald_Hubbard]

The bicycle path you show on the photo is actually in the netherlands :) Tolles Video!

[@franziskapeters124]

Du bist echt sehr sympathisch:)mein Abo hast du:D

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Franziska Peters Aaaw! vielen dank😊😊😊😊

[@cnschu]

i love the "we have ... here", you are from kenia but you are germanized :)

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Christian Schulz Yes😀😀.. This is.my second home😉😉😉

[@supporter666]

this is probably the most disturbing phrase to me in tat video..you talk about "us" as we were some experiment, but u use the word "we" so often.... but i assume u even barely speak any german... sorry..too early using the word "we"

[@intarc0giotto]

@@supporter666 hast du sie überhaupt deutsch sprechen hören, bevor du deinen kommentar geschrieben hast? in einem anderen video redet sie wie und wo man in deutschnland deutsch lernen kann etc. und sagt auch was in deutsch. ist natürlich logisch dass sie kein muttersprachler level hat, aber weißt du wie lange man in deutschland englisch in der schule lernt und trotzdem können viele kein perfektes englisch. alles braucht seine zeit und deutsch ist auch nicht die einfachste sprache auf der welt. und es scheint auch nicht so als wäre sie nicht gewillt deutsch zu lernen, wenn sie sogar extra ein video über deutsch lernen gemacht hat.

[@NancieMwaii]

In Kenya we need to adopt that type of health care system.The money back recycling is so cool as well. Amazing video Milly.x

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Nancie Mwai That would help our country so much! No one needs to die helplessly just because he or she couldn't afford to be taken care of medically. I wish and hope that our government can look into this matter seriously. Thank you for watching hun 😊😊😊

[@Beethoven80]

You have a very nice way to tell things! Thank you and enjoy Bremen! :)

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Beethoven80 Thank you😊☺

[@diggibet1887]

Deine Stimme und Dein Akzent ist super! I love it!

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Diggi Bet wie süß☺️☺️☺️☺️ Thank you👍👍

[@hajosalz1621]

You are a very positive person. Thank you for your video.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Hajo Salz Your welcome☺

[@grandtheftaholic]

yay ur back happy ton see u how is ur son and thanksgiving hope u have a fantastic/awesome xmas love u : o)

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Jakob Moss lol!You are way too kind! Thank you so much Jakob😊

[@grandtheftaholic]

ur welcome anytime *miranda smile*

[@aimiescloset919]

Woooooah.... Everytime you mentioned a point I was here wishing it was the same here in Kenya.... Great video hun.... And you look absolutely stunning.... Now I know Leila would tell me to let you know that the coat shouldn't be worn again after this video.... Just start shipping hehe :*

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Aimies Closet I know right?? If our leaders would just stop all the corruption, we would be so far right now! We have a long way to go! It's never to late hun.. Hehe... Pass my love Leila 😘😘. Thank you for watching doll

[@Rainerjgs]

Thank You so much, for showing us Germans - how exemplary and greatfull our Country ist and our Habits are, because many Germans are not aware that we can be so thankfull, that we live here and have so a good Live in such a lovely und well organized Country towards all other Countries in the World! That ist the Meaning of Rainer-JGS.de, who ist so glad, to have in Germany so nice People from other Coutries, as You are one!

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Rainer-JGS that’s really sweet of you! I appreciate it.

[@NataliaBolshakova]

welcome to Germany, Milly! Not everything is perfect here but....good place anyway.

[@AlexanderGoeres]

a cool thing: learning about my country when hearing others talking about it. it sometimes sounds like a different country, especially rearding public transport ... :-)

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Alexander Goeres i know right? There is alot to learn from this country and i'm glad to have the priviledge to exactly do that☺..

[@Gerbert66]

Thank you, verry good Video. I am halve asian and you bring most things to the exactly point.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Gerbert66 Thank you😊

[@LindaTinahTV]

I also love that everyone gets the exact same health care here in Italy. I also love the Christmas spirit here but I feel like it's not as exciting as it is back in my country Uganda. I do love the lit up streets though.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Linda Tinah TV Heyy gal! Nice to see you here😊😊 I can only imagine how amazing it is in Uganda. In Kenya Christmas is lit!! Thinking of it just makes me miss home so much. We are planning to visit Italy one of this fine days. My sis in law stays there😊😊 Thank you so much for watching

[@LindaTinahTV]

African style celebration is always lit. Where in Italy will you visit. I'm sure you will love it.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Linda Tinah TV in Verona i believe. I can't wait😊😊

[@LindaTinahTV]

Awesome, you will love it. Romeo and Juliet.

[@georgeasare79]

i really like this video message so much and i love Germany so much and very soon i will be coming to stay there

[@MyEconomics101]

4:15 It's not companies that keep the streets and sidewalks clean. It's that throwing your trash away where you like it (and not in the bin) is very frowned upon and the rest is organised by the local government (paid for by local taxes).

[@GreyDynasty]

You've just described Belgium to a T, our systems are EXACTLY the same! No wonder the flags are the same too, just inverted :)

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

GreyDynastyTV hehe😊😊.. I should then visit Belgium very soon!!

[@topestamohammed3538]

Thanks a lot milley for your good information am planning to visit Germany this year am from Kenya too.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Topesta Mohammed you are welcome☺️.. More videos about Germany are coming 😘

[@TheRealHitmaen]

Schön mal eine Bremerin auf YT zu sehen. Wir sind ein kleines Bundesland. Wir müssen zusammenhalten. 🙂

[@ElisandeWalters]

the thing that makes the flaschenrücknahmemachines special is that they actually are almost always not broken, in the usa about 80% of the time they would be broken and people wouldn't take your cans n stuff, here, the people HAVE to take it even if the machine is broken, sigh, I do not want to have that argument with a ligl manager ;) but they are really so good at keeping those machines working so I never had to

[@vbvideo1669]

Nice video! :) Merry Christmas.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

vbvideo Thank you😊 Merry Christmas to you too

[@zahnpastacremetube]

With this chair in the background you look like an angel...well, maybe you are :-)

[@RoseBethbeinganafricanwoman]

Nice video Milly. Got yourself a new sub...

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

itsRose_ Beth Thank you ny dear😊😊

[@Christof_Classen]

Dont forget the "Apotheken" ;)

[@hansrosenthal7266]

What I like very much about this video is that your hands speak and say twice as much as your mouth. I like people talking with their whole body. -- Hans Rosenthal (A.H.R.D.) PS: This reminds me of the Maori people of New Zealand.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Hans Rosenthal That's lovely to know. Thank you so much for watching. I appreciate it😊

[@MrMosanu]

SO PLEASANT TO SEE IMMIGRANTS WHO HAVE THIS ATTITUDE OF APPRICIATION!

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

10 MOS Thank you😊

[@Lepasoto]

Wonderful video Milly - really well done! May i ask where you from? And where in Germany do you live? Bye bye, Tom

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Thomas Hildenbrand Thank you Tom. I live in Bremen☺ and i'm from Kenya😄

[@thomashildenbrand7235]

Ah in Bremen *g i´ve been twice there always in the rain but it has a lovely city-center. When did you move to Germany? I´ve lived nearly 2 years in South-Africa - what a beautiful time i had. Take care, your attitude is great (hope i´m allowed to say that)

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Thomas Hildenbrand I moved tp Germany way back in 2007. This year marks my 10th year in this country. Something to be absolutley grateful and thankful for. And yes.. in winter and herbst we have mostly rainy weather. But now it's pretty much ok. Lots of sun and warm air. Just the way it should be☺☺. Have a lovely weekend. Enjoy..

[@MojisolaObazuaye]

Very insightful. XO

[@BerveleenM]

I love your video! I moved to Germany too :-D

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Berveleen.M Yeahhh! hope you are loving it so far😊😊😊

[@isabelnjeri2447]

love love it girl, I should relocate to Germany

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Isabel Njeri Yesssss!!! I need you all here😂😊😊😊! Hope you still thinking about that Channel. KZbin needs you hun😘

[@Smile2Joy]

Merry Christmas and Wonderful! I really enjoyed your video, very informative, and I await the next one. I'm a new subbie. May I request a video(s) on the pre-colonial and pre-capitalism history of Kenya. I believe it would greatly benefit society to know the glories, wonders, and contributions of Kenya. Thanks! :)

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Smile2Joy Thank you so much. Will definitely put that into consideration😊😊😊

[@Smile2Joy]

Yaaay! Thank you sister.

[@danielreick9904]

aww... sadly I found a little typeerror. Weihnachten is written with h because it cames from weihen (blessing something).... but else really cool video... can confirm all of it and will show my american friends now :) but the lowest speedlimit is 60 km/h and as the 80 km/h limit its mostly on construction sides or tunnels :D

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Daniel Reick Thank you for that point of correction Daniel! I really appreciate it. Thank you for watching😊😊😊

[@danielreick9904]

Milly Onyaye well I mostly feel bad when I see such thoughtful videos made with much elan and then i start searching mistakes again... but i dont mean it evil... :D

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Daniel Reick Aaaw! You are the cutest thing(hides face).. Atleast you appreciate the effort. That's all that matters. Thank you so much😊😊

[@Buechermaus87]

I love the color of your nails!

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Buechermaus87 Thank you ☺️

[@faridaladipo7095]

Nice video 🙌🏾

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Olanike Ladipo Thank you😊😊

[@chinemelumj5349]

yea the health care system is great here 🙌

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Chinemelum j It's amazing! I love it and i'd choose health over wealth any single day💪

[@SasaJott]

Health over wealth... well said! That is what I like the most about my country. Yes, there are few countries with better systems, but we should not forget there are states without any or far away from good health care.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Sasa Jott Yes! And that's something that we shouldn't take for granted at all😊😊

[@rachelodhiambo4042]

Ghai. I am moving to Germany. Will you host me?...lol. Love the video. Good Job!

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Rachel Omuruli You really should. We would love to have you here my dear! It's a beautiful country.. Just be prepared to embrace the freezing winter months🙈🙈🙈

[@rinameunier3200]

How long have you been living in Germany and what state do you live in? Glad you like Germany. Welcome

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Rina Meunier This is my 10th year😊😊. I live in Bremen..

[@rinameunier3200]

Trotzdem ein sehr spätes "Herzlich Willkommen" aus Bayern.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Rina Meunier Haha. Mach nichts😊😊. Vielen dank fürs zuschauen👍👍👍

[@rinameunier3200]

Bitte, gerne.

[@nwodon8481]

We need more People like you ;-)

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Donald Smith Thank you 😊😊

[@nwodon8481]

You welcome. Most Germans are realy open but as in most countries, Muslim refugees can be a real challenge. But brave and friendly individuals willing to archive something with us together are allways welcome.May God bless you.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Donald Smith May God bless you more. Thank you once again😊

[@karind7513]

Your spirit is wonderful! I don't live in Germany any more, but I grew up very close to Bremen. It's a great city. Maybe I'll look you up when I visit Germany next time.

[@tobytoxd]

Great video! :Danke! (my picture and name is just a joke :)

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Karl Echnaton Hechtmeister Hering Thank you😊

[@gerhardzeitler5532]

Thanks for the statement. From germans with afrikan roots you hear many negative statements, like we are staring, we dont talk, ask stupid question, even questions like, where you from and why do you speak so well german they consider racism. (I hope I spell right). For my black friends in the US that is just a isulting joke. Personly they and also me never experianced racismin the US, but what you see in the news is horrible. Negative things what german blacks prescripe you will experience everywhere in this world when you look different than the mayority of people. I been in your home country in Kenya in Malindi on vacation. I had the same expeiance. There I met Maurice a kenyan animator of the hotel. We are friends now already for 18 years. He have been several times in germany and he likes the same 5 things like you. The bad experience he had, were the german "Bürokraten". He asked for an official order for imigration, and had best chances to get it aproved. The problem was time, time, time and once again time. The officials work so damn slow. So he orderd it in spain and it was approved within 3 month. So he moved there with his little family and opened up a little business with several employes. Even there he made some negative experiance with the poeple, but not different any other stranger in this world. So thanks again and I hope that many black germans will read your post. Greetings from Gerhard, Maurice, Stella and Brian. I had them just now on facebook and in Feb. I will go to see them in spain. Merry christmas.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Gerhard Zeitler Aaaw thank you so much! My best regards to all of them and have a wonderful christmas with your family😊😊

[@gerhardzeitler5532]

thank you

[@shokhsheelassky532]

how can i get visa for Germany for study...do u have any idea

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Shokh Sheela Aka Tara apply to different Universities and once you get an approval you are good to go😊😊

[@nadine7327]

To have so few subbies you have many views.

[@nantage5513]

you sound so ugandan. enjoyed watching this. i also have a channel id really appreciate if you check it out.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Susan McShann ooh really?? Will surely check you out my dear😊

[@nantage5513]

awesome. wanna sub for sub?

[@supporter666]

Why should the healthcare system discriminate rich ppl? I mean, they can afford their health anyways... *confused

[@supporter666]

and...is it not possible to to a hospital anytime u want/need to go to in other countries? isn´t that the sense of a hospital..to go there if u need medical help?

[@supporter666]

an ambulance will come whithin like 15 minutes to take you to a hospital (including special traffic rights) is most common all over the world isnt it??

[@supporter666]

all lives matter... seems like this is valid all over the world except for the continent of afrika tho...maybe for russia too xD

[@supporter666]

i hope that public garbage containers exist all over the world wtf...where would you throw your litter in if there wasnt any? onto the street? into the fields? *brain explode

[@supporter666]

the public transportation system in germany is a complete mess wtf!!!! toooo expensive, too late and outside of cities barely existing wtf

[@MetalisForever666]

The health care system in Germany is not good, because it is as two class system. That must be changed.

[@kokopelli0815]

There may be a lot to improve, but apparently, for a lot of people, it's a substantial improvement over what they have...

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

kokopelli0815 Well said😊

[@EisteeMango]

Without that health care how much do you think a asthma inhalator I need every day would cost me? Currently it cost me around 5 € and I need a new one every month so I pay 60 € for it for a whole year, without that health care system I would need to pay 10 or 20 times as much what would be in a worst case scenario 1200 € each year and I need it since 14 years (that would be 16800 € (with health care 840 € in 14 years) soooo I think alone for such little things the health care system in Germany is very very good and Im very very happy and thankful that we have such a system.

[@Schallrausch]

but please if you come to germany, respect our rules and keep everything clean!! some people from africa here don't respect this and also don't want to work because of the good social system here in Europe. native people here in germany don't like to get sponged. this is a big problem. people get very upset here because of the big problems of immigration crisis.

[@MillyOnyayeStyledbyMilly]

Schallrausch Thank you for your honest contribution. It's really something to think about. But please note that some of us here are very focused and work extremely hard. Thank you for watching😊

[@Schallrausch]

Milly Onyaye I know... I didn't want to offend someone. Just say it. It's also shouldn't be a justify.

[@bukolalawrence]

i understand what you mean and it sometimes annoy me too, as i do not understand why they do that. What i also noticed is that a lot of us are also hardworking, especially the educated ones.

[@abcdefg7679]

Lawrencce Bukola there are also lazy germans who dont want to work and just rely on government support. these persons are annoying for all hard working people. it's great that we have this kind of support in germany but some people just take a lot out of it without wanting to give something back. thats just not right, no matter if you' re german or from abroad