Germany 101: The Unspoken Rules in Germany

[@bloody_albatross]

"Unspoken rules" that are literally written down law. :P Yes, not all of it. The escalator thing also applies in Austria (maybe all of Europe?) and it annoys me when people ignore that rule.

[@BharatinGermany]

You are right. It's just not very normal for us, foreigners, who come here. So, I thought it would be a nice idea to mention all of them in a video to help people integrate better in the society.

[@XZagatoX]

It's definitely normal for alot of foreigners. Perhaps not for those from the Indian subcontinent

[@elchefe7701]

Germans do what they say and say what they do. Strange.

[@AbhishekSingh-em2bq]

XZagatoX or from your country. India still feels more free to live and many from your country come to India like in Goa and live for years. I do agree things should be organized and as planned but too much of it isn't good as well. You lose creativity and become a robot.

[@vincentbaron4254]

I am from Hamburg and hate this unwritten rule. If there is a staircase - use it when you want to be fast! I only stand right when there are just eselators and no staircase. It is pretty faster when eberybody stands on the escelator.

[@RDobani]

So many of these rules are true for Canada. Basics are to be considerate overall, whether it's in traffic, trash, ques or conversations. Nice work Bharat.

[@krazyyuppie1607]

My Dear Bharat, I must congratulate you for producing excellent informative videos for students who want to study in Germany.I have just watched a few;but I shall watch each and every video produced by you.Hamburg has made an important impression in my mind and I am nostalgic about it. .Hamburg Hauptbahnhof was the first German railway station where I landed and travelled to Lueneburg on 6 june,1979.I came to know about your videos from a facebook post from your Dad Dr. Bhagwan Singh Choudhary. I hope you will continue to produce such wonderful videos for benefit of the students.

[@BharatinGermany]

Thanks Mr. Kapoor. It's great to hear that from you.

[@Anindya1989]

Hey Bharat, Greetings from Belgium. Well these unspoken rules of Germany is actually applicable to the entire western Europe :)

[@peter8aus8berlin]

Zebra-Streifen Please don't take for granted that the car will ALWAYS stop. As a beginner I once personally overlooked a Zebra-Streifen and did some dangerous driving concerning 2 girls which were just crossing the street on such a "Zebra-Streifen" (which I had overlooked) Always make sure that the approaching car is going to stop! It is your life what's here at stake.

[@BharatinGermany]

I did see that in Belgium and Netherlands a lot but actually never in Germany. Take care the next time you drive! ;)

[@fremejoker]

The German traffic law states that the right of way cannot be forced. You have to be observant at any time and you have to restrain if it is needed. You have to be aware at any time that other road users could make mistakes or do not follow the rules. As a pedestrian you have the right of way at zebra crossings, but if a car doesn't stop, don't force your right of way, because you will lose. German traffic works, because you are not allowed to force the rights the law has given you. So at zebra crossings you wait until the car has stopped, if you want to be sure, as a German I wait until I notice the car slows down to stop.

[@ElisPalace]

common sense

[@soloiriyanni]

cool video dude. Damn, i have this topic in my blog draft for 3 years now! Speaking about unwritten rules of Germans, there are tons of them. Adding to it : If you are a smoker and if someone borrows a cig from you, you are supposed to light that cig and viceversa. :) Just one from top of my head :D

[@BharatinGermany]

Hey Anoop! Thanks a lot for your suggestion! I was really looking forward for somebody to tell me about more things! Noted. And share your blog with me. I would love to go through it too! :)

[@theartofrk7736]

Bharat your channel is very nice..Im also new in Germany..Thanks for continuing giving information.

[@pritivora3728]

Are there any rules about cycling on the road where there is no designated path for the same, in Germany?

[@tarkesdora20]

The beginning was quite nice

[@sriramja5767]

Good video. Please make a video on banking in Germany. Blocked accounts and normal accounts, ATMs and which bank is easy for Hamburg .

[@BharatinGermany]

Hi Sriram! Thanks for the idea! It went into my list. You know, I'm really waiting for a Indian student from TUHH, who gets ready to do an interview with me because every time I try to do one, something comes up and it never works out. But don't worry. I'll get on that too!

[@lunter2]

Great! You have described it correctly. And you will have me as a friend.

[@BharatinGermany]

:D Glad to you have here!

[@MoeAnani]

Thanks! that helps alot, I subscribed.

[@pritivora3728]

Bharat, you are doing a great job with the videos you make. I have subscribed. Keep sharing the information and your experiences.

[@peter8aus8berlin]

Yeh. It's rather accurate. Though: The bicycle lane and stuff is actually regulated by law (so it's not "unspoken" rules). Concerning the "first out last in" thingy I had to rewind the video and resort to the subtitles because of to much background noise. Regarding the trains: Never ever hold forcibly the door of a departing train open (so that your pal can get in as well). Please do not! The result could be that the door gets damaged and some 500 people have to leave the train and all following trains get delayed and overcrowded => sheer tohuwabohu (chaos). If you encounter the "right" guy you could even get punched in the face for doing such an evil deed.

[@BharatinGermany]

'Punching' is a bit too exaggerated because nobody likes to have a 'körperverletzung anzeige'. And I really wouldn't describe a person punching somebody else the right guy, even though I get the context in which you are saying that. You are right, people really shouldn't do it or hold the gates open. Some people don't even just want to wait 3 minutes for the next train, get stuck in the gates, people have to push them in and then the train driver would scream at him, saying something like 'was soll das' and so on. It's an uncomfortable situation for everybody and the danger of damaging the public property too, so yes, nobody should do it. Sorry for the background noise. I couldn't avoid it while filming near the road and in the U Bahn station.

[@peter8aus8berlin]

I know I should not but: Firstly there was a pun involved ("right"). It's offensive against people with right wing oppinions. I appologize. It was just meant as a very, very dumb joke. On the other hand: You can call me what you like: Better 10 fist fights than 1 mass shooting at a school (like that one in Erfurt). That's the "psychological" layer of that problem. Why have I to swallow it? Why have I to suffer getting literally ill because of such a behaviour? Why have I not the right (it is even written law: paragraph 32 Strafgesetzbuch) to defend myself (by appropriate means of course)? And what makes those nuts so damn sure that not some dude like me (I myself am to old for that kind of activities) just loses it 1 fine day? And you can be damn sure that I will applaud and if the police asked me something I would go:"Mein Name ist Hase, Ich weiß von nix". My name is Hase. I dit not see anything. Please spare your breath. I'm an old fart. And hopefully dead soon. The likelyhood that someone does change my mind on this one is purely mathematically speaking virtually zero. I hope you are a man. And you can take it. (I just contradicted myself). So what?

[@BharatinGermany]

Peter, come on dude. That's why I wrote 'even though I get the context in which you are saying that'. Relax. I completely understand what you are trying to say and I agreed with most of the comment other than the last one. :D I really appreciate you coming here and sharing your input. That's what we really need more of. Talking. Without it, it'll be the same old circle of unwillingness to share what you know and think. Take care and don't die! We need more of you. :)

[@peter8aus8berlin]

i just have a strong opinion on this issue: Super market around the corner: Recently the boss of that market hospitalized a notorious theft. Would that ever have happened if one were allowed to punch a theft in the face everytime she/he gets caught stealing? But the anger in that aforementioned man has accumulated over ages and he left it out on 1 single person. And do not give me: Then he is not suited for this job. Nobody is suited to be srewed over again and again and from again every single day of ones life. The Chinese have that water torture. Or "music torture". They dit that in Guantanamo. That's even more gruesome.

[@sohambiswas6472]

Hi, I am a student in B.Tech Biotechnology of 2nd semester, studying in my home city Kolkata and from last few months I am learning German. Can you please give me some advises that for which universities in Germany I can apply for my MASTERS degree in Biotechnology and what would the tentative education fees for this course? And what am I supposed to do for passing German language test before joining any Institute?

[@MrMindsDesire]

Almost all of the german technical universities offer a variation of a Masters Degree in Biotechnology. Where to apply depends on your grades and your financial situation, as cost of living varies greatly between cities. Does your university offer any partnership programs with a german university? I spent part of my Masters at IIT Madras and almost all the exchange students going to germany took part in some form of exchange program.

[@sohambiswas6472]

Yes, it holds a partnership. Then is it better to apply for that University? Or can I apply for another University if my grades prefer?

[@abhishekbaban]

That's was a subtle and great area captured. Even I learnt some of the things the hard way when I there for a business trip

[@BharatinGermany]

Once we learn them, we know them forever. :)

[@aniketmishra1305]

Hallo Bharat! Wie geht es ihnen? I have been learning German for last few months. I can read, write and speak German but a little bit. Reading and writing is ok, any one can do these two task with the help of offline or online resources. But how a person can enhance speaking skills, specially for those who is surrounded by those people who speaks only Hindi, English or any regional language. My family, friends and colleagues know only Hindi and English, so how I can enhance my communication skills in German? What is your opinion?

[@BharatinGermany]

Hallo Aniket! Mir geht's super! Danke. I would really suggest you to be a frequent visitor of the deutsche welle website and watch a lot of videos and podcasts. They even have a KZbin channel with the name DW Deutsch lernen or something. You should check it out.

[@hoobymarburg167]

watch here on KZbin "Don`t trust the rabbit" Don`t get confused by the name of her channel though ;-) A lot of vids in english by a german girl about the german language and the many traps. I think any many others, that she`s rather funny ;-)

[@Abeliever000]

This is quite unrelated to the video but I wanna ask you something about the Student Visa application process. It is said that we take appointment at least 3 months prior to the depatrure..but I could only find a slot 7 weeks prior to the start of my classes. Will 7 weeks be inadequate for the visa processing? Will they reject my visa on the grounds of late appointment? I am really scared. Please help me out. 😰

[@BharatinGermany]

I think it will be more than enough. The visa is generally completed within 4 weeks.

[@Abeliever000]

Bharat in Germany! Thank you so much. 🙂

[@Morellas4]

The "rule" with "standing on the left side" on the escalator I only know from Munich. At tons of other places nobody knows about this "rule".

[@joviannick2022]

hi baharat plz how did you improbe your german

[@BharatinGermany]

A lot and lot and lot of deutsche welle! Really. That's the best thing I can advise you.

[@joviannick2022]

Bharat in Germany! is this the one called DW the news or what and is it available in play store

[@BharatinGermany]

Yes, it's the same one. It's full form is Deutsche Welle.

[@TheAnandG1]

You are more mature for your age, Keep doing. Bravo!!

[@BharatinGermany]

That's by far the best compliment I got. Thanks Anand. I see it more like my contribution to the world... for eternity... (well, at least for as long as KZbin is online)

[@criticalcubing]

Bharat, can you please tell me what song you used in the intro? Please! Thank you Bharat :)

[@BharatinGermany]

Joakim Karud-Classic Saw your channel. Good work dude! :D

[@criticalcubing]

Thank you ^_^ Just a quick question, suppose I do my first year Engineering from India, I won't need to do the studentkoln (mispronounce...), right? How should I approach the Indian university for proof of completing 1 year of studies? Do they give me certificate or something like that? Thanks :)

[@BharatinGermany]

That's the thing dude. I can't tell you that with 100% surity because I didn't have to go through it myself too. But may be check out the Bachelors in Germany video? As far as I understood, it should work like that 'ideally' but most of the Bachelor courses in Germany are in German, so, yes, in principle, you can do the first year in India and then, apply for Bachelors in a German University but I guess, there will be some language complications. You should read more on the internet about it. Also write to the universities, if you have some specific questions.

[@criticalcubing]

Thank you Bharat. Love you videos

[@flittojohn418]

Hey bro everything is fine but your voice is little not audible due to the wind noise !! Nice video ❤️

[@iamparthdodiya]

most talented guy..

[@Navijivi]

hey bro, really monthly expense inclusive of all necessities are approximately 750 euros????

[@nishawilson0]

Navneet Pathak could be more too... Depends on how you manage your finances!

[@sheikhsahab5776]

Daily i see yr videos and wanna to br as like as u Really i m very inspired of u

[@dhananjaydahake7466]

You are doing a great job man keep it up i am looking forward to do masters in Germany .

[@venkatagiriramesh6985]

Hey Bharat , what are the basic differences and standard of living in Germany and USA ?

[@BharatinGermany]

Since I couldn't have answered your question correctly as I never lived in USA but Alina did. So, I asked her right now and she is dictating me the following because she is busy chilling in the kitchen. :D Crimes happen more often in the US and Germany is still relatively safer. She thinks you can build true relationships in Europe in general than in the US and she also doesn't thinks that US has a specific kind of culture. The city she was living in, Anderson, South Carolina, there were very less ped walks and people used to do most of the things by car. American lifestyle and specially food is not very healthy for you. She says that she can recommend US for studying, since it was an amazing experience for her during school (but it was costly) but US would never be a place where she would like to settle down. Of course, it's her personal opinion and needs not to be an absolute judgement for US against Germany. I hope it helps! :)

[@KetanSharmaLDTB]

Hi bharat.Can you please make a video of what we had to do firstly when we land germany.

[@prateeknima3388]

Yes, this will be very helpful

[@KetanSharmaLDTB]

yeah bro..i hope bharat make one video on this topic

[@BharatinGermany]

Hi Ketan and Prateek! I will do that too! I want to do a complete trip from the Hamburg airport to the Student hostels in Hamburg and show everything but it will still take some time. Still, stay in touch guys! Love your support! :)

[@KetanSharmaLDTB]

Ok bro.

[@Supreme_14318]

Hi, is it require license to ride bycycle in germany...pls reply...

[@anubhavtyagi8955]

Thanks dude for all this

[@BharatinGermany]

I'm really glad that I could help Anubhav! :)

[@arjunilpathak6795]

Gotta love this. :D Well done!

[@BharatinGermany]

hahah. :D Dhanyavad bhai.

[@czarzenana5125]

Better title: this is how Germany sounds like.

[@BharatinGermany]

Or 'Hear my shit Camera mic'. :/

[@archaywakodikar6734]

Its better this way

[@subhamskitchen]

Wow! very nice channel and thank you for all the information. Subscribed your channel

[@iqbalsingh2459]

hey bharat, Bhai Erasmus Mundus scholarship ka pta kiya kuch???

[@adams8849]

Hey, could you pls make a video on finding IT, Mgmt, HR jobs in Germany, while applying from India, the visa process etc and give the best jobsites an Indian can use

[@moparthisumanth8493]

bro if I have b2 language certificate also it will same plz reply

[@BharatinGermany]

+Moparthi Sumanth what?

[@FloIstMoep]

Good video! But the traffic in it is a bit too loud, so it's difficult to hear your voice.

[@BharatinGermany]

It was unavoidable in that situation. I wish the whole traffic stops for me, the next time I make one outside. :D

[@FloIstMoep]

The setting is pretty nice though... maybe another mic would help?

[@kushagrasonkar]

Bharat in Germany! Subtitles in the noisy video parts maybe? Just a suggestion...

[@paramjeetsingh-lg3nb]

hey Bharat , dude can you film a video regarding health insurance in Germany , me n my mates have lots of doubts regarding it n information online isn't clear . appreciate your work and thanks.

[@BharatinGermany]

Hi Paramjeet! Yes, I'll do that too. There are still some basic things that I still have to cover but don't worry. I'm trying to do it as fast as I can but it always takes time between work, family and university. But stay in touch! I really love it when you guys engage yourselves with my videos and have something to say about it other than the weird accent that I have. -.- But anyways. :D I'm on it and expect it sometime in the future. :)

[@paramjeetsingh-lg3nb]

Bharat in Germany! talking about the accent , how did you pull that accent in Germany 😂😂 ? your videos are very helpful , good luck with your future ones. god bless

[@BharatinGermany]

paramjeet singh Bhai, please seriously enlighten me. Kya accent hai mera. Mere baat ni samajh aa rahi kati. Tu hi bata de yaar. -.-

[@paramjeetsingh-lg3nb]

dude every word is understandable in your video but then I get a thought how does an Indian speak with that accent , I mean our German teachers in India have a similar accent but you coming from India speaking like that is lil wierd , nothing to worry abt cause your videos are very good and helpful . And also Bhai one suggestion if you don't mind try doing a fun tag with bhabi something like how much you know each other and likes and dislikes of cultral difference , it'll be cool to see that .

[@BharatinGermany]

paramjeet singh Sure bhai. Will definitely think about it! :)

[@wingitwithg9380]

..and subscribed! I've been watching your videos past few days. They are really very helpful. Thank you!

[@EuroIndians]

Nice.. video keep up. but i think keep it short and precise

[@uvyuvi6556]

Bro portugal sey german work karne ah sakte hay

[@muhammadwaqaskhanabbasi5030]

Hi tell me what are benefits for disabled student who want to study in Germany all rules please

[@baiji9642]

I want to come germany on study visa but some consultant told me that you have to learn germany language ... Is it compulsory

[@JoonixK]

Badhia h bhai...nice video

[@BharatinGermany]

Thanks bhai re. :D

[@sabbierahmed3230]

Dear Bharat can you please make a vedio about Master of Public health in germany and career opportunity?

[@moparthisumanth8493]

if I learn the German language certificate with b2 and ilet 6.5 and b.tech with 65% then I have any chance for Free

[@nishantgoyal88]

Hello bharat, I am planning for Masters in Germany. so consultant ask me to enroll first in foundation course then opt for masters. what will be the right decision? Nd also upload weather details of different germany cities

[@susannewitt6112]

Is the thing/way you always rake through your hair a skipped action (Übersprungshandlung)? ;-) It's funny to recognize that. Good job, good video. Thank you! PS: Don't forget: Rechts stehen, links gehen (stand right, go left). This unspoken rule is so unspoken, that even the locals are not able to act like that.

[@BharatinGermany]

:D Thanks for your input Susanne! When you put it like that, it's way easier to remember. I will put your comment in the video description(of course, with your name!)

[@sheikhsahab5776]

Loving u so much bro

[@rizwanstudio4097]

I want to come Germany but how please sir reply how much cost

[@krishnareddy5416]

hello Bharath ive been regular viewer of your vedios. can i know what kind of scholarship's & eligibility criteria for master programs in Germany?

[@BharatinGermany]

I still have to research properly about the scholarships. Eligibility criteria is to be found by going to the University's website. They differ from uni to uni.

[@shivenduvrindavan]

procedure to get job seeker for germany from india ? new rules and procedure to apply individually.. please guide. waiting for the next video

[@shafiq4301]

can phd student spouse can do work job in germany

[@0726-o9b]

I'm sure these rules apply to many many other countries too. It's only a culture shock for people because they don't see it being practiced so strictly in their home country. It's kind of embarrassing

[@anilkumartotakura9658]

hey bharath i am anil i have bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and I am thinking of pursuing my masters in Germany actually i have applied for TUHH can you please tell me my job opportunities in Germany if haven't learned German language fluently? is it even possible to learn their language in the two years of my masters be optimistic when you answer

[@BharatinGermany]

Hahaha. :D You are already asking me to give you a biased answer. I don't know how tough it is to get a job without German but I have only heard from fellow mates you have problems finding an internship or a job without German. But there are also many who survived their whole lives without learning it and having a nice job. It really depends on the work you put in. How much grades you get in the Masters and your work experience.

[@debradias8288]

nice video.

[@asianguy86]

when you were on metro why you say to go right

[@sharmisthamunshi7318]

I want to join high school in Germany and I am studying in class 10 so what can I do...???. to join high school in Germany

[@srabonmushtaq2337]

Can I get PR after the master's in Germany???

[@BharatinGermany]

If you get a Job.

[@sureshdevvansh3715]

Hello bro Can u help me for finding job in Germany &

[@saichandrahaspanchagnula8110]

thanks for your effort...but with the background noise it is very difficult to hear the content

[@BharatinGermany]

I know. I need some better equipments.

[@sheikhsahab5776]

I think u don't know Really i m yr biggest fan of u by God

[@flowerfashionmadewithlove]

Hey Bharat. Ich habe auch Indian bf. Wir werden demnächst Heiraten. Und ich wollte Dich fragen. Wo ist als Inder dein Leben einfacher? In India oder in Germany? Ich hoffe auf deine Rückmeldung

[@BharatinGermany]

Ich würde gerne eigentlich nach Indien zurückziehen, aber für Alina wird es bisschen unangenehm wegen der Arbeit und der Kultur. Deshalb ist Deutschland für jetzt unser beste Option. :)

[@flowerfashionmadewithlove]

Bharat in Germany! Ich bin Deutsche wie Du sehen kannst. Ich wohne in New Delhi in Saket. Mit meinem fast Ehemann wohnen in einer Eigenen Wohnung. Ohne seiner Familie. Und ich könnte mir auch nicht vorstellen. Als Deutsche in einer Indischen Familie zu wohnen. Ich habe euch in Facebook Massager geschrieben. Vielleicht können wir uns ein wenig austauschen. Das würde mich / uns freuen.

[@BharatinGermany]

Kannst du mir eine email an [e-mail] schicken? Facebook nutze ich sehr selten.

[@flowerfashionmadewithlove]

Bharat in Germany! Mach ich 😊

[@anushthomas9694]

dude, plz don't post videos which don't allow viewers to select video quality, as u know the internet speed in India sucks

[@BharatinGermany]

You can select up to 2160p. You can "SELECT". Really. :D

[@anushthomas9694]

just options for 1440p and 1080p

[@BharatinGermany]

Check in a few hours. It will be done processing then. The options will be from 144p to 2160p. :)

[@anushthomas9694]

its working fine now

[@BharatinGermany]

Love KZbin!

[@Tusharbhai_8182]

Bahia I also want to come germany for automobile

[@manoharchintapalli1268]

just like driving...u always drive on the right side and over take on the left side...same goes to walking on footpath,bicycle lane...irgendwo...the same rule applies...its Germany afterall where is the fun if there were no rules...!!!!!!!!!

[@BharatinGermany]

Yeah. You are right. :D I mean, even when you walk for the street. You overtake people on the left, if somebody does it on the right... evil eyes again. :D No really. I really found that escalator thing so interesting. My uncle who was going around with me didn't know about it and he had been living here since more than a year, so, I thought, this would really be something that many people who come here don't know too.

[@IronIck45]

How it works in India, all people wait, or you have to go "zickzack" , if you want go faster then the engine?

[@manoharchintapalli1268]

IronIck45 no rules in India whatsoever dude

[@mehulbapodra6614]

"If u die by having an overrun by a cycle"..... I mean really.... hahahaha lol

[@BharatinGermany]

Bhai re... Alina said it was really not funny. XD Thanks for having my back bhai. :D

[@mehulbapodra6614]

Bharat in Germany! hahahahah... anytime bhai. whenever u hit Berlin, just have in mind that there's someone always for u( I am talking about me ;) I live in Berlin )

[@moparthisumanth8493]

hi bro I have 65% in my b.tech did I have any chance to study in Germany

[@BharatinGermany]

Yes you do. You might get rejects but in appeals, it can work.

[@nitishdeshwal794]

hey dude love your videos so much so informative and clear to the point :) its good if you make a video on munster university or city .) one request if possible share you love story ??

[@BharatinGermany]

Up in a Q and A in the far future. :D Munster city or University. hmmm. I would love to but finances are really tight with us these days and I have no funding. I'm thinking about starting crowd funding to help raise some money to continue these videos, but I mean, we Indians never want to pay for anything. I never did myself either. :D

[@nitishdeshwal794]

dont worry we all will contribute :) whats say guys????

[@Carolina3788]

"Please don't walk on the red path of death". 😂😂😂 That was hilarious cause it is a path of death!!! I worked 2months in Bremen and it was really hard getting used to the constant red lines there hahaha I almos got overrun by 2 ciclists lol hahahah 😂

[@vivekchoudhary5666]

Voice is not clear

[@dolphintran5277]

How old are you ?

[@BharatinGermany]

Great! :)

[@pratikshasingh7842]

The tittle should be rules for Western Europe and not unspoken rules for Germany..this is followed everywhere in Western Europe

[@manisha1603]

ur were cute and funny at that time😂❤

[@lakshikamalik8377]

nice thumbnail!

[@BharatinGermany]

:)

[@Braddack]

the red Path of Death :D , damm i love your Humor

[@BharatinGermany]

That was really lame dude. :D I have to take shit from Alina about it till this day. -.-

[@Braddack]

:D

[@dazzlerkumar]

A lot of noise in the background.

[@shirazlodhi4903]

I don't follow rules I respect my family only

[@strangehelp6525]

How much I can earn in Germany, and what is common work for Indian,

[@shaclo1512]

Strange Help minimum wage is about $10 per hour

[@nayeemhossain875]

If you die you can't do anything about that anyways 😂😂😂😂😂

[@velmuruganjeyaram6379]

Your camera is too much shakes. Couldnt watch.

[@mazharpathan61]

Mera passport ready hai mujhe bhi Germany bulalo work visa bhej do

[@bipulkumar9254]

Between I like your hair style. Nice use jel to stand ;)

[@annupanwar2461]

hehe... dis rules are sometimes puzzling... i get evil eyes.. while biking...

[@WICKED21SUNNY]

Lot of background noise

[@meetparikh8630]

Is education free in Germany? Please reply.... Fast Fast Fast....

[@kackbratzsensei9433]

yeah, kind of

[@sunilbhadu7674]

Speak hindi (Bharat) language.

[@Dr.Freeze]

He has international viewers as well. Think of that

[@sunilbhadu7674]

Fine ,we tolerate english .

[@LK-pc4sq]

Bad example of making a movie with lots of background noise.

[@BharatinGermany]

*Good example