#archived-culture-study-visa
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too many paragraphs 😤
here's the whole thing
Ye my German sucks that's why I was asking the difference
I need to write a motivation letter. It's a request that I need to complete it before I give my documents to the consulate. But, my german isn't so well to write the whole paragraph correct. That's way, from which website or wich method can help me with that?
(for visa)
you can try translating to german from a version in a language you're comfortable with on deepl, it generally works quite well. I assume you're also interested in actually improving your German too so you can have users here double-check the result and explain you what was wrong with it and any other doubt you might have
the slower but more learning-oriented solution would be to see if someone here can help you write the parts you can't do by yourself
I'll try it thank you
Btw Sascha says never to by sparpreis for urgent/Intercity trains
You -will- get delayed or cancelled
that’s not what I say
I say if you do it it’s guaranteed to go badly
but if you don’t do it
then it’ll go just fine
rules of bad luck you know?
idk if this is the right place to ask this but idk a better channel so I'm gonna --
would someone be willing to help me read my Immatriculation paperwork? It's not available in English and deepL isn't doing a very good job with it (it doesn't seem to be great with bulletpointed lists of stuff you need to mail someone), and I'm absolutely terrified of doing it incorrectly.
Sure. Maybe if you post it and show the specific parts you need help with.
well it's quite long and I'd rather not completely doxx myself by posting the pdf but I'll try to ask the shorter questions
You can take screenshots of the parts you don’t understand
ooh good idea one moment
this is probably the most urgent part because I know it's a list of the stuff I need to send them but my german ability and deepl have both failed me regarding what is on this list and being sure I'm reading it even remotely properly. sorry the text is small
I can tell you some parts but i think leaving it to a native would be better :D
yeah I suppose I can wait for all the natives to wake up lol
uh it's most of it tbh. Like, I understand a few bits like Unterschrift but my german level just really isn't high enough to read p much any of this
Okay, so I try to sum it up 😄
the words I do understand I'm worried about misinterpreting since it's a lot of like... names of forms and qualifications for what I can tell lol
- Application form of your online matriculation with signature
- a normal, not notarized copy of your acceptance paper as well as the timely confirmation of the admission if the subject you want to study is restricted (even if the courses are in English, it has to be in German!)
WHAT
The chat just deleted a bunch of my explanation .__.
Okay, quick recap:
- a notarized copy of your report card and the certification of your university OR
- a notarized copy of any other appropriate proof for your degree
(both for a final matriculation) - an explanation for the necessary courses as well as the confirmation of the university (see page 4 of the online matriculation for the explanation)
(for temporary matriculation)
- for foreign degrees: a notarized copy of your report card/degree as well as a notarized translation in German, English or French, if necessary.
jesus christ german notaries must be loaded with all these notarized forms they require
You can go to a city hall, they can do it, too.
luckily I think I've still got extra copies from when I applied
always pay for an extra notarized diploma is the moral of the story I guess
- a simple, not notarized copy of your ID card or passport with personal information; if a second citizenship exists, attach a copy of it as well (the following information have to be seen: last name, first name, date of birth, address and date of expiration. You have the right to black any further information we don't require. The copy of your ID card/passport will only be used for your identification and will prevent identity theft. The copy will be destroyed after successful matriculation.)
- if necessary, authorization with a normal, not notarized copy of the ID card of the authorized person [personal note: just necessary if you have do appoint another person to get your stuff in the further process]
- if necessary, a normal, not notarized copy of a certificate stating that you've changed your name in the meantime [personal note: e.g. in case of marriage]
- curriculum vitae in table form with signature
- normal, not notarized copy of your university entrance qualification
- normal, not notarized copy of your certificate of removal from the register of students of the last university you frequented in Germany with information about subject and semester
...what is a university entrance qualification?
- just for foreign studens: if necessary - normal, not notarized copy of your degree of knowledge of the German language (see knowledge of the German language for academic studies)
It usually is your last school certificate you got before leaving the school, permitting you to enter a university.
but like... this is a master's degree, does my diploma count as that or?
No. That is stated above. This is a new point.
- certification that you have a statutory health insurance for the following semester (you have to ask your insurance for a "written confirmation for a matriculation" - see [link] for a form they could use [personal note: they know what to do, just call and tell them]) or, if you have a private health insurance: written confirmation of an exempt from the written confirmation above
- Note for German students: see [link] for further information
- Note for foreign students: see [link] for further information
- Only necessary for foreign students of not-EU-countries: normal, not notarized copy of a valid visa that does not rule out a study of the subject you want to study at the University of Potsdam or a normal, not notarized copy of your student visa
- If necessary, request for extramural studies
- If necessary, a filled out request of graduation to start in another semester [personal note: e.g. if you have started to study elsewhere, didn't get a degree and want to finish your study at your new university without starting all over again]
In the yellow box:
The documents will only be dealt with if they are handed in in due time and in due form.
hm okay
when it says visa, is the thing it's asking for the same as the Aufenthaltserlaubnis or is it like just a visa visa?
Aufenthaltserlaubnis. It's basically the German word for visa.
ah okay just wanted to make sure it was that and not like the visa some people need to get into germany in the first place
This is a Einreiseerlaubnis 😄
too many laubnis
wait but I need to be enrolled to apply for my visa though???
but I need to have my visa to be enrolled??????
Germany wai
Why do you think that?
https://vv.potsdam.de/vv/produkte/173010100000003566.php?organisationUnit=173010100000007806#tab-unterlagen
the requirements here say I need a Immatrikulationsbescheinigung which I assume is a certificate I get once I enroll
Yeah, and you can get a visa for 3 months to enroll iirc
Oh okay, didn't know that @sullen robin
this doesn't seem to apply to me -- I have already been admitted to enroll
I guess I can just email the international office once they open later this month; I assume they're used to visa questions
Yeah, sounds like a good idea. If you're already admitted, does that mean you still need to enroll proper? I think that's what that visa is for.
I don't really know though, better just asking yeah
yeah no I've been admitted but then I need to enroll and it's a whole process I guess
you'd think if they took foreign students they'd have this stuff in English
True. Maybe it's worth asking directly (if you didn't already) if they have an English list cause maybe it's just not on the website or it's hard to find or something. Just a thought.
Even the 'local' PhD programme in potsdam is paneuropean while the international one is basically global afaik
Baffled that they’re not putting this out in English, it’s difficult enough in German lmao
the online enrollment paperwork had a section that explicitly said "hey we don't have this in English yet ask the people in your program for help" and I was like smh why?
sounds like they’re willing to help you get it right tho
so prolly check in with them to ask if you understood stuff correctly that isn’t quite clear
before you send stuff in
or even before you start collecitng tbh
‘German visas. As an EU/EEA citizen you won't need a visa or permit to work and live in Germany.’ <- I'm assuming this will no longer be the case for British people after the UK leaves.
afaik the terms of the UK's leaving the EU have yet to be agreed upon, so it's unclear exactly how anything will work afterwards
Such is the disaster that is Brexit
Yeah, the government has no idea what it's doing, don't think we'll know anything for sure until the UK actually leaves.
I've never been so glad of the perks of dual citizenship
Same
Same
I'm trying to get dual citizenship too
Thank you, Irish grandad whom I've never met
I don't know why everyone has something against a dual citizenship.
I mean, are there any downsides for the people of a country?
That's it. The CDU made a whole election campaign based on the dual citizenship.
And they weren't in favor of it.
it's cdu xD
i dunno, it's pretty stupid that german citizenship requires you to renounce other citizenships to gain it
and afaik this dates back to like bismarck time or something
I mean, are there any downsides for the people of a country?
I know that dual citizenship with america can be rather inconvenient for quite a few reasons
(wait do you mean for other people?)
You can actually have a dual citizenship
- with states of the EU
- with states that don't let you reject your citizenship
- with states with special treaties
(if so, uh, the only thing I could think of is some people here get around military service with dual citizenship)
really? The USA passport is one of the most privileged afaik
if you have the US passport afaik you have to pay some taxes regardless of where you live, and banks make a big fuss about it here
when you want to open a bank account here you’re primarily asked:
No, for the people. For the government, sure, it could be bothersome if you get imprisoned, for example. But for the people itself? You won't harm them e.g. concerning paying taxes.
-are you a US citizen
-do you have family in the US
-have you lived or do you intend to live in the US
if you say no you can make a bank acc otherwise it’s more annoying
sounds like a switzerland thing tho
I think it is
i wonder why
something something the US demands information, proabbyl related to the tax thingy
ohh
there was some debate over taxes between the US and Switzerland it seems
Yes, it's about tax evading.
thanks to those measures now money laundering is impossible in Switzerland, right??
right?
they make it a point to only launder money for non-americans ;)
The thing with dual citizenship is that a lot of countries only permit it because they don't actually recognise it. I read in a blogpost by someone with French and American citizenship who said that France sondiered them a French citizen, and that the US considered them an American citizen.
that is how dual citizenship works
you are a citizen of two countries and are considered a citizen by both of those countries
the only thing required to permit dual citizenship is to not forbid it lol
hm there’s sometimes some special things tho
e.g. I had a classmate who was both a dutch and a swiss citizen
that said dual citizenship with the US is a bitch cause they do tax you regardless of where you live
swiss military states that you must serve in it unless you serve in the military of another country
so they said they were gonna do dutch military, which is a joke, i think they had to go to an orientationa nd in case of war they would be called in
but never had to do any service
if it was truly “you are a citizen of both states and all the responsibilities that come with it” you’d have to serve in both militaries at once or sth ^^
...no?
(and then the swiss-dutch war breaks out and you have to commit suicide)
(or sth)
well, swiss military is mandatory for all citizens
but he was entirely exempt
so he did get special treatment
because of dual citizenship
the swiss military requirement as you state it specifically exempts those who serve in another military but that's an exemption within the swiss laws
I mean he also didn’t have to pay military tax I think
a country can add laws and exemptions for dual citizens if they want it's more that not doing that isn't like some weird thing for dual citizenship
heya yall, I have question about insurance when I do my travel from Sweden to Germany. I have some plans to stay at my partners place and look for jobs, and give it 6 months to see where it goes. I've figured that travel insurance and EU-Health-Card might not be enough for me to stay for a longer visit and I should instead look into a German one if I am correct? Does anyone know of any good options for someone in my position? I've read somewhere along the lines that after staying in Germany for 3 months you should register and get German approved health insurance?
check what your swedish insurance covers, for short term there is travel insurance. If you are married to that partner, you are covered under them.
the home-insurance we have covers 45 days of travelling but then should be extended for longer visits as these can provide ambulance flights and what not. Then we have public social insurance which should give me same benefits when looking for health care provided i have my EU-card with me.
but ive heard that staying longer in germany requires a german approved insurance so i guess thats where im getting confused
will try look around more
You could also just ask your insurance company
I meant the insurance company in Sweden
did the praying work
I hope everything goes well for you sweet bun
nah, but its ok
I've been stressing too much ab it and forgetting how ehm
idk how to put it
yknow when celebreties say #blessed™
Nope?
lmfao ok nvm
Im just forgetting that I'm very lucky w other things
like being born into the EU
Well, if try keeping an eyes for new offers tho i guess. Living in the city is always easier since you can also find a parttime job and work there
ye ye ofc
how safe is sofort klarna to use ?
why not paypal
I've used klarna
idk its absolutely fine, theyve been very understanding ab all sorts of situations
my account for paypal is linked to UK bank account
and i wanted to buy stuff using cash in german bank account without playing the money game
too lazy to make a new one
so yeah
ah fair enough
dunno if the question fits here
but if I approach a random 50+ man or woman in Germany, how likely is he to know English to a decent degree?
same question for a ~25 years old person
Define "decent degree", please.
for 50+ year old there’s a good chance that they won’t be able to speak it at all beyond some very basic phrases, I’d say
25 otoh, most won’t exactly be fluent but you’ll struggle to find one who doesn’t speak any
especially among e.g. people who are going to university
I'd say decent degree is being able to hold a simple conversation, help someone out with directions or whatever
i'd make the same guess as Sascha for my area
my parents are 60+, one worked in IT/Database administration had to know english very well (working with amis), other worked for a church, only basic english
my parents spent a year in america and aren’t really comfortable speaking English (but can read and understand it fine); my uncle doesn’t speak a word
they’re all around 50yo
being able to hold a simple conversation, help someone out with directions
one of those is a lot harder than the other
- Pupils and those who recently finished school should be able to introduce themselves and give you directions.
- People tend to say they can't speak if there's a risk they feel embarrassed.
- Older people are usually not able to speak well.
(Personal observations.)
the more of these factors are true the more likely it is someone speaks english: under 40, university education, big city, touristy place
the more i grow older the more i'm convinced embarrassment is a teenage thing 🤔
True.
if you want directions, approach people in their 20s or so
gonna be most efficient
if you want friends, learn german ^^
I heard those are a species in danger tho 
Yeah, we die out.
we need to stop this. 
wait, who dies out
I thought older people in Germany would speak better English than older people here
"here"
but by what you say, it's almost the same.( Argentina)
from what I hear it's more likely that old people in argentina would speak italian than english
@tight kelp We die out. We are an aging people, people die faster than kids are born.
lol Italian is pretty useless
but anyway, old people are old people. The current generations of old people haven't had too much of an experience with globalisation - not nearly as much as younger people
no one speaks it, even if your name is Tagliatelonni
so regardless of where, they are unlikely to know stuff they never had a true need for
in terms of stuff that's complicated to learn at least, like languages
because YOU HAVE TO SUFFER TOO YOU LITTLE SHIT
like the rest of us
also knowing multiple languages is good for dem brainz
- You learn about another culture.
- You kick the door open towards new people, new sources on the Internet.
- You learn something about your own language.
- You learn how to learn things (it often is the hardest thing to do when the pupils come to a point where they have to teach something all by themselves).
that last thing should be its own subject tbh
the second thing is probably not persuasive to a lot of native english speakers
This is true for every subject, though.
oh i mean third thing
people think everything is in english anyway and there's no point
but they're wrong ;)
Well, I don't need to persuade English pupils but Germans 😄
lol
- You get to not look and sound like a complete tool when you meet people from elsewhere in the world.
(You do nonetheless because you have a freaking German accent lol)
this applies to all who are convinced they only need their native language, English or otherwise
my current theory on accents is that it's really important to nail down right at the early stages of language learning
once you've reached b1 or b2 level with a thick accent it will be harder to lose
your theory is incorrect
are you gonna say why or just poo-poo my ideas? 😛
first the second thing, then the first one
I've known English passively since my childhood, then in my teens I started developping written skills, but only started actually speaking it in the proper sense later or (say around 18 yo). I consciously decided I wanted to lose my accent and so I did
i never said it's impossible, just harder
my counter-theory is that it only happens if you consciously and directly approach the issue
you have to be aware of it, be willing to change it, make a conscious choice (if there are multiple standard variants like with English), and make an active effort
more on point, personally I don't think it's much harder if you do it later on, because while you'd have established habits to actively fight, if you do it early on you're adding stuff to be aware of while there's still a lot of new stuff around you constantly - whereas later on you know most of the stuff you're exposed to and certainly all the stuff you need for basic usage
that said i'd still recommend picking up as much of correct pronunciation as possible early on - you can correct the subtleties later on but it's best to build on a sane foundation
I've had an insane foundation and I'm still capable of speaking English m)
Just wanted to say that I agree 100% with @tight kelp . If you try hard enough and long enough, you're able to speak like a native speaker.
The only problem is, it may take so long and require so much effort, that you may consider it pointless. It's perfectly fine to make such decision.
it should be noted that there are definitely more than just "sound like a native" and "sound like an average unskilled speaker from your country of origin" in terms of stages
i would never be satisfied with the latter, but reaching the former is not necessary
Depends, for some people it's really enough to only have a basic understanding of a foreign langauge.
It just all depends on your needs. Obviously, someone who wants to live in a place where a language is in daily use, should try to be as good as possible, including pronunciation.
i'd introduce certain thresholds in parallel with proficiency levels
e.g. by b1 you should at least have correct pronunciation, by c2 you should definitely sound at least somewhat near a native
you're allowed slightly wonky intonation and two phonemes that you don't pronounce perfectly
^^
(that's roughly where I stand with English :P)
yeah, basically.
to qualify what I meant better: you're allowed not to be identified as a native by a native, but you should not have an easily placeable accent. Your pronunciation should be so that an untrained native shouldn't be able to easily tell you what separates you from a native
what if I don't really care about the native speakers? Because that's my current situation in English - I use it daily with non-native speakers, but my interactions with the native ones is almost non-existent. (yeah, the question is a bit provocative ; ) )
(please note: I do care about German native speakers, this above is only about English)
that's not pferd
@tacit briar I didn't say anything about whether you habitually interact with natives ;)
yeah, ich bin auf keinen Fall ein Pferd 😉
😒
you say, your pronunciation should be good enough to be able to "mislead" (in a way) native speakers. I say, I not only don't care but actually have no way to check it.
and I fail to understand why should it be a good benchmark for me
if you only interact with non-natives there's a chance you'd pick up new bad habits or confirm new ones not just in the pronunciation field but also idioms, spelling and grammar, so it would definitely score you either lower or at best equally to other speakers who do care.
I'm aware that talking with natives can too introduce bad habits, but they'd be bad habits a native would have.
Everything you say is clear to me. It's just that I don't really get why in my personal situation should I care being scored high in such a scale. I basically try to say that it still depends, threre're no absolutes one should always refer to
well I said that as a way to prove a skill level, I'm not saying it's the only possible way to prove it. But since it's hard to define the skill level itself, I let it be implied by its accessibility. Natives are by definition those closer to holding the most correct form(s) of a language, so it's only natural for them to be the most qualified jury for external evaluation - albeit I definitely don't mean a direct "decision-based" evaluation
so, no real absolutes here. I encourage you to find an equivalent benchmark that would work without going through natives and yield equivalent results
makes sense
Maybe one day I'll try to assess my English skills. Right now I have leider zu viel Spaß bei einer anderen Sprache 😉
Lol
Cough youre just a valley girl cough
while that is a thing in some englishes I’m fairly certain I just copied it from swiss german
cause swiss german has two different intonation patterns fro declaratives
you end high if you’re gonna continue
and low if you’re done
I’ve even noticed this when I was trying to record myself in praat
I’d say a sentence three times and the last one would have a different melody
Hm i cant tell if i do that too or not
But MY intonation is wonky
I apply a pitch accent :/
you don’t have as silly a type 2 accent as standard swedish tho right
with the “double peak” pattern
I do accent 1
that’s pretty much identical to english pattern tho no?
then where’s the issue?
fair
Also Yeah my accent 2 has two peaks but the first peak is so slight that it might aswell just be 1 peak
Its more of a plateau rather than a Peak
Rising > plateau > rising > fall
Deutschland:
Schweiz:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_inequality-adjusted_HDI
this seems better (no german page)
Whats the thing you have to attend to get into uni in Germany?
Abitur
Any tips on the Aufnahmepruefung for STKs ?
Due to the excessive and growing pressure on public STKs the competitivity is rather one of the highest so I really need some help from you guys veterans for me to be a relevant candidate and hence to have a chance at taking place on one of the STKs
STK?
is Aldi better or worse than Rewe?
mm
so its cheaper but offers less variety and/or mostly sells stuff in larger quantities?
aldi doesn't really differ much from rewe but some things are cheaper
you'll also find more off-brand items in aldi
thx
And meat and fish of dubious quality
does anybody have any particular advice when it comes to choosing which bank to get a bank account with in Germany? I arrive in 5 days and that's one of the first things I need to do
when I made my US bank account I just used the same bank as my parents but without parents I have to choose one on my own and I've not really got any idea how
I just went with postbank because they didn't give me any trouble and I have one near home.
Take a look at reddits r/germany FAQ about banks
for otto when i pay using vorkasse
how long does it take after payment is processed from my bank for it to show up on their system
i used the payment reference they gave me
@humble bough @tight kelp It pays off to take a deeper look. Banks tend to let you pay for an account, some still don't take fees.
yeah but i couldn't, there were bureaucratic problems and stuff, it took me literal months to get an account <.<
but i suppose it was a special case
@hidden briar Didn't know that existed! very helpful. Luckily it seems German and American banks function rather similarly.
apparently I need a visa to get a bank account tho so guess that goes on the back burner for now
how exactly are you going to Germany without a visa?
when I went to brazil I had to get that ahead of time
US Pass I guess ?
what happened to Germany? why this drop in HDI ranking?
or more like, the others got better :S
probably random fluctuation?
interesting how italy is the only one in top 35 countries to have actually lost score
is it the states?
how exactly are you going to Germany without a visa?
Americans don't need a visa to enter Germany; you just need to get a residence permit (which is confusingly often also called a visa informally) within 90 days of arriving in Germany
Yup, perks of having a supreme pass/nationality XD
also, I got an email back from someone at the university and I think the visa it said I needed for enrollment was the kind Americans don't need :D
so I don't have two things that require each other to submit their paperwork lol
You guys don't even have to go through Studienkolleg aka the preparatory classes for Uni access
I wouldn't know; I've already got a bachelor's degree so I don't think that's relevant to me
Ahh, true that.
also I leave in five days AHHH
😄
Nah rather more realistic XD
Holding your bachelor first then going to Germany is pretty much a perfect plan, you have your concrete way waiting for you no doubts of prospects or anything so you're perfectly focused and ready
well I'm pretty low-level in German, I wouldn't have been able to get into a german bachelor's degree anyway lol
Still since you're going for a Master I'd recommend B2-C1
not that I would've thought of doing so; I didn't start thinking of going to Germany until I saw a poster about it in my school's ling department
lol I'm still low A2 atm
I don't believe in luck myself but saying something like that makes it sound like you're calling idiots either all who say viel Glück or all those who "need" it
but my degree's in English, I just need to catch up quickly once I'm there to survive lol
Now I'm super close to start with C1
nothing more helpful for learning german than tossing yourself onto the streets of germany lol
at least I hope so
Exactly
That's why it sucks coming off an african country
like mine. No chance at going to germany first and foremost for the language itself
I mean I'm going to germany first and foremost for the "getting a master's degree for free" but secondmost is def the language lol!
Americans don't need a visa to enter Germany; you just need to get a residence permit (which is confusingly often also called a visa informally) within 90 days of arriving in Germany
I’m pretty sure that I wouldn’t have needed a visa to enter Brazil, but yes to enter Brazil and not return for a longer time period and live there
I had to go to the brazilian embassy ahead of time
it's a country-by-country thing; Americans just technically don't need visas at all, just residence permits if we wanna stay a while. I actually can't get a residence permit before I'm already in Germany because you need to have your address registration to get the residence permit
Yup gotta find accomodation first then get an 'Anmeldung' as they call it
yep! my anmeldung appointment's already made though, I go in Friday afternoon
(next friday obvs)
@humble bough hallo! dass du deutsch gelehren ich wusste nicht
ich meine… sie zieht diese Woche auf Deutschland…
zieht?
um? :^)
nennen wir’s Helvetismus
Johannes, wieso lernst du eigentlich Standarddeutsch, das passt nicht zu dir
es gibt keine "ziehen" in (north germanic languages)
ich hab deutsch im schule
teacher corrected me when i dropped final -e
swamp told me they are 100% optional
sascha told me the same thing but like English classes teach you not to end sentences with prepositions so I assume German classes sometimes teach you rules that aren't real too
my teacher was basically just "don't use english r pls"
Not ending sentences with prepositions is dumb prescriptivism
@foggy prism whats the fuckiest german dialect, high or low
truth my snail friend
Some smartass thought imposing Latin grammar rules was a good idea
hm good question johannes
i can dabble some on the side
but obviously my main focus will be the thing i am getting grades for
I’d say the swiss german dialect of one of my friends ^^
shoel?
what he do
lmao
is she bavarian
swiss german, from the border with austria
makes sense
(but the other side of the border isn’t bavarian yet)

(westernmost austria is alemannic)
i call migrations or assimilation
no, historical bullshit
The guys who wanted to be Swiss

wtf
masculine
and with -er
at which point another friend interjected “no it’s as Aier“
(neuter, but still with that -er)

pretty much my reaction
What do you say?
oh that reminds me, i found a dialect book for a dialect that is extremely similar to mine, and it seems to have some historical VC: > V:C fuckery that is, as far as i know, entirely unheard of elsewhere
the only one I can currently remember is Ägest for Elster
(magpie)
and a few words she says confuse me even after having heard them for hundreds of times
primarily mettig (mittag)
which sounds to me like mentig (montag)
but for that she says mientig I think
let’s go to #dialects tho
yum, mettig
Do i need to first find an apartment before i can open a bank account in germany?
yes, you need an address you can do Anmeldung with
How can i provide schufa then???
Most landlords require you to provide schufa, right?
i never had to
went through an airbnb and the landlord allowed me to rent long-term with a contract later
I see 🤔
i think you can temporarily anmeld to an airbnb or similar place that doesn't require you a contract, get a bank account, then get a more permanent place
there's no quicker way than the usual websites, unless you know a friend who can accommodate you
just use more than one websites and you'll have better chances
No tips, finding an accommodation in germany is so fooking hard >.>
it is
ikr :'v
Alright what websites I am lacking here
I got wggesucht already
don't even know what i'm going to do once i arrive in germany jaja
I sent like 20 emails and got 3 replies. Of which only one place asked me to meet them
Try fb groups?
sorry i lost the list of websites i used
I sadly can't answer that question thanks to the miserable visa process we've got here
but assumingly I should be able to go somewhere 20ish January
Icic good luck! :o
^^
I had luck cuz i got relatives in germany
Lucky you c:
A pretty fast method is to visit an agent and pay him to find something for you. Much easier and quicker, but also more expensive solution.
True that!
Because it's bs, it was high time we stopped with that
But why letting the states to decide if they stay in winter or summer time? Sounds a bit crazy.
winter/summer time is a confusing term. It's the daylight savings time, where you put the clock one hour ahead or behind
it does sound a little daft to allow for discrepancies between countries
just force the one closer to actual time; it doesn't take much to adapt to it if you have to change, and then you're permanently set instead of getting headaches for formal time changes every time you cross a border
Yeah, I mean, let's just stay permanently in our respective time zones, what's the point of using a time from a zone ahead (aka summer time aka dst)?
And what if Spain decides to stay in UTC+1, France to go +2 and Germany to stay in +1 too? It'll all get crazy.
I see the politicians are having great ideas again. :^)
Not really. This is something where the politicians started something the people wanted themselves.
They asked them and they responded. Now they get what they want ¯_(ツ)_/¯
I was referring to the part where each country chooses by themselves
Okay. But same thing, I guess.
Somebody will be dissatisfied. Every time. No matter what you choose. 😄
But setting one time for most countries is the lesser evil :^)
This would be the objectively best solution.
But it also means a country could have three time zones
You could cross the street to work and it would be 1 hour later
It must be a shame to live in Russia or the US.
Lmfao I was thinking the same but I'm sure it's not just a system of straight lines
The only country I know big enough to be in multiple time zones and just shrug at the sight of it is China.
They should be in four or five but they just say "fuck it, let's just have one" 😄
Iceland is funny, too 😄
"You are in UTC -1."
"How about no?"
then there's utc+14
@exotic barn Lots of people have went through the process, you can ask about it here. Are you applying through Erasmus?
Nope I'm planning on applying on my own,since not many companies are working with german Unis
why change the time when you can just say: we open earlier during the summer
or later during winter
Is germany one of the best place of the world for LGBTs?
that seems subjective
I've been told that Köln is (city wise), not sure though.
Most of the lists and rankings I can find rank Germany quite high but not even close to one of the highest when it comes to LGBT issues
Malta, France, Belgium, the Nordic countries, Spain, and the Netherlands all beat Germany out in p much every ranking I've found
even if overall Germany is quite good in terms of LGBT quality of life, it still depends heavily on the region and place
cities are generally better than the countryside, and some bundeslands are better than others
I've heard Bavaria is one of those socially more conservative lands?
the most*
But even then I think it's still not as conservative socially as eg. Poland, isn't it?
I have a friend who emmigrated to Bavaria from Poland and he still says that it's less socially conservative
oh i thought you were talking german lands
German lands
But even the most conservative German land isn't as conservative as some other countries often regarded as socially conservative, isn't it?
I think somewhere around Sachsen is potentially the worst land an LGBT+ could find himself especially as of late, but it's something I think mostly because of hearsay, the media and lack of evidence for the opposite.
It might also be that some towns or places are ok even in generally conservative areas
My small town in Poland is rather progressive
thanks for giving information. actually meine Kumpelin(vorher mein Kumpel) is seriously considering an immigration.
I've been pretty lucky myself, immigrating with my boyfriend having plans to get married. The same year we immigrated, a national law was passed that put same-sex marriage to the same level as traditional marriage with no more exceptions
nice
you were the deciding factor 👀
ofc
it's secretly true that gay people make countries gay
even though i'm not fully gay
so you’re saying you’re fake and gay?
no i'm just bisexual
so you're saying you're fake and bi?
is this a reference to something 
@tight kelp ❤
@dire karma dyknow how legal it is to keep pets in a one bedroom apartment in austria, I know in germany its illegal but if I ever wanna keep a good boy its prolly only ever gonna be in those conditions 👀
Well, it has to be okay with your vermieter
if they don't allow it, then it's already off the table
ofc ofc
So far all I see is. The room must be clean, you must have enough food, you have to have enough cat toilets and if you have an indoor-outdoor cat, it must be castrated unless it's registered as a breeding animal
You must have a device for nail sharpening, a retreat spot for your cat, the windows must be secured if you have a cat
🤷
but tbh, nobody is going to look that much into it
Just really depends on the vermieter. Dogs are much stricter
yeye, thank you so much darlin
does anyone come to inspect conditions or is it more
'if we catch you doing it you're in trouble'
and no
not really. There are some organizations that when you want to adopt a cat, they will inspect your place first
Unless you get tons of complaints from a neighbor perhaps, I doubt anything will really happen, just a shelter might deny you due to living environment. But there are always farmers that give cats away and private people
and the farmers also give away a lot of cheap cats
like 50/cat or smth
farmers bc their cats bang a lot?
lmfao bless
some give them away and some just sell them for a tiny amount of money
I'd just look into getting a private one if I were you
and around Wien there are tons of cats 👀 willhaben
Just where it says Anbieter, make sure it doesn't say Tierheim xxx
❤ np, I hope you can get a kitty 😄
me too yo 👀
😍 cats are love
Did some people here go in a german country during their studies ? (Erasmus or other program)
As an eu-citizen, when i move to germany and get a flat, do i just registered myself at a Ausländer Behörde?
no you just need the anmeldung and, if you're there permanently/long-term, at your country's consulate
What’s an Anmeldung? So far, i just have a Mietvertrag
I’ll be staying for a year
I think you need to sign up (I don’t know how else to say it) if you stay more than 3 months or 6
You need to go to the local Rathaus/Bürgeramt to register your current address
Or something like that
Yeah so your original government know that you’re in there and the local government know where you are and is aware of your position
@alpine cypress I'm doing one in Austria
Studying
Doing a course as an non degree student
So as soon as I'm finished I'm popped into uni normally
It sounds so cool, I want to go to Austria next year for an internship and I wanted to know more about Erasmus
No clue ab Erasmus, but they're super open to foreign study
Unfortunately I can’t study where I want, my uni has a partnership with Graz only and I want Innsbruck but the internship is where I want
You think you can get in contact W Innsbruck
Well I think that they won’t accept me because my uni doesn’t have a partnership with them
It's worth a try
Well technically there is one but it’s for german bachelor in France
True I should try
I found some info that i just sign up at a Meldebehörde? @tight kelp
Einwohnermeldeamt
Is that the same thing, oxi? Is it at a Rathaus?
yeah it usually is there
Fucking rofl
What about the consulate tho??? Do i have to go there too? I didn’t find anything about it
uh I doubt you need to go there
For what purpose?
I asked if i need to go to Ausländer Behörde to register for residency if I’m an eu citizen and berzi said i need to go to the consulate???
Euh pffh...I doubt it. The consulate should give you a new passport if you need it or provide you assistance if you get jailed.
I just checked and for french citizens you need to register at the consulate (you can do online) so I don’t know about you
Oh wow.
@alpine cypress could you provide a source for that?
yeah i don't understand why the consulate
It’s the french government website, I don’t understand either they just say that ^^’
https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/fr/services-aux-citoyens/inscription-consulaire-registre-des-francais-etablis-hors-de-france/ you don’t HAVE TO but it’s highly recommended
At the Czech ministry website, i only saw “meldebehörde” maybe it’s different for each country
Maybe
the uk website just says you need to register at the Einwohnermeldeamt
@exotic barn the thing about the consulate is separate. Honestly it depends on your country of origin. For mine, I had to register myself in something called AIRE (basically a register of Italian citizens living abroad)
Oh, so it was Einwohnermeldeamt + AIRE for you?
among other things, it's needed for example to be able to vote for elections in your country
yes
I see, thanks!
We were doing declaration of independence in us history lol
Hallo, I am planning to move to Germany when I am done to school to start university. Can anyone tell me good Computer Science universities, and perhaps assist me with understanding the admission requirements, living there and all please?

I'm at the uni application process too and Darmstadt was recommended to me
that's not in germany
oh yeah wien is 🇦🇹 xd
(i mean tu wien)

la marseillaise intensiviert
technical universities are also likely to be much much better
I have to go through a Studienkolleg first though 
DORTMUND
really it depends more on location and pricing of what you want
the vast majority of courses in germany are, exactly the same?
Beste Stadt, bester Verein
unless you're tlking technical unis and normal unis
TU Dortmund
civil war meme
du biene 
...aber waren Sie schon in Baden-Würtemberg?
Ich glaub' Uni Heidelberg ist 'ner der besten für Medizin
echt?
Ahhh so karlsruhe and TU? @fleet pelican @warped hazel
do you know the admission requirements and so?
Ich glaube sie sind. Die TU in Karlsruhe ist ziemlich gut bekannt (so viel ich weiß)
Heidelberg liegt in Baden-Württemberg?
@whole root not a clue, and it will vary depending on the uni
@whole pecan Ja, bei der Grenze mit Hessen
Heidelberg is well known for medicine, yeah
Jo
Gucken Sie mal dran: https://www.studying-in-germany.org/top-german-universities-to-study-medicine/
Oh
I only know karlsruhe is one of the few who will ask for such a low german certificate
@whole root For Darmstadt you're going to need a B1 in German
If you're opting for a Studienkolleg only tho
I don't know what's required for Direktstudium sadly
for all studienkollegs its b1 I believe?
Ohh B1
Wait so self-learnt doesn't count?
If you get your B1 as a self learner then why not ?
self-learnt counts but you have to still do the test lol
Well in the EU system I think B1 is agreed to be around 500-600 hours of german studying
all they care about is the results not how much effort you put in XD
Yeah I’m planning to take the B1, I don’t take classes so will it be an issue for the german lessons hours?
Komm schon, niemand wir nach die Stunden fragen, solange du ein Zertifikat hast
Yep^
Egal ob du es in 600 oder 6000 Std schaffst
Letzten Endes nur das Zerti ist wichtig
Of how things are done ingermany I wouldn't be surprised if they did count every hour lol
lmao
Do you perhaps know what do they require for british systems?
Wie würdest du dann die Leute bewerten, die hier seit Kindheit wohnen und die Sprache perfekt beherrschen, sind trotzdem nicht Muttersprachler?
As in the subjects and the grades
If your secondary school certificate is acknowledged by German Unis then the only req left is a language certificate
for my case it isn't so I have to go through STK
i expect they'll require A-levels or at least BTEC?
Ohh I see
Yeah I’m taking A-levels
But
It depends on what and how many do they want
just look some unis up and see
Hello everyone 👋
can someone give me a hint where can I find an updated version of the 🇩🇪 Wage Law ? What's it called? Is it Lohn-Gesetz ?
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbeitsrecht_(Deutschland) this probably provides a good overview of the whole topic
Unsure where to properly ask this, but can someone give me some Insight into german dialects in use today?
Found the Channel, nevermind. My bad
In Scandinavian countries, many laws contain "general clauses" which allows the courts to make somewhat subjective judgements to compensate for an unforeseeable development in the market/enviornment. I was wondering if such a thing exsists in the german marketing law. And if the german marketing law has been "rewritten" recently to obey EU standards?
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I have a german culture/customs question about payment.
When I was in München, I went to a restaurant, had food, and was paying in cash. I had some coins that were each worth less than 10 euro cents. (1, 2, 5 I think.) I went to see if I had exact change with these coins, and the waitress told me something to the effect of "No brown coins. This isn't a supermarket." So I paid with larger coins/bills.
Is it common to not use smaller coins when paying?
Never happened to me.
I think they dont want it cuz 10 cents is almost nothing and it just weighs down the wallet
It's quite the opposite what I've seen - they are happy if they don't have to calculate the change.
restaurant
for paying in a restaurant it definitely is weird. and you only get change in a restaurant if say it cost 36€, give them a 50€ bill and say "make that 40" so the little coins wouldn't come into play either
also this maybe
München
It sounds like the waitress had a bad day. Or maybe the number of coins was so huge that counting them would take very long time?
I mean, if you'd like to give 50 x 5 cent, you could expect that the waiter may get a bit irritated
here they even ask me if i have the small change if the total price isn't round
in restaurants?
This all makes sense, thanks! I don't normally pay in cash, but I paid almost entirely in cash when I was in Germany, so I didn't think about it. I don't think I paid with a lot of coins. I had one or two bills, a couple Euro coins, and then a few smaller coins.
I wasn't bringing a money bag filled with Euro cents or anything.
I mean, I think i speak for all Europeans when I say brown coins are the antichrist and should be melted into an enormous penis-shaped statue to replace the Eiffel Tower to give them a better use
but it's not on you or any other payer who finds himself getting rid of them, it's on the EU for not finding a better solution
Agreed from an American perspective. I just haven't seen people flat out reject smaller coins if it's not a sack of pennies.
you can be sure it was just an odd encounter, you wouldn't be treated that way for something like this usually
Alright, sounds good. I think that moment was the only time it happened. Also got guilt-tripped into tipping from a Munich restaurant, but it was also just one time, like the coin thing.
Thanks for the help!
you're welcome, i did nothing but disrespect a french monument in the name of rightful coinage
@tight kelp No, I don't agree. I might say I strongly disagree. But perhaps I'm just buying too many things at the Bäckerei where I use them a lot.
lol I once gave a waitress and entire handful of coins 1-10 cent coins that me and 0x1 scavenged from our purses
and it was only for a latte so god help what she thought of us
@viral geyser Was sind die billigsten Sachen, die du bei der Bäckerei kaufst? Wäre es nicht genug, 0,10€ als die kleinste Münze zu haben?
I've been in Germany less than a week and I've handled cash more than I ever have in my adult life
I'm subletting a place through the end of October and looking for a place afterwards; might've found a friend of current roommate who's willing to WG with me but it's still up in the air
if this doesn't work out I might just schill out for one of the expensive "we house students" things for this year
hope you get to find WG
they're the best opportunity especially for language practice 😄
ty so do I lol
you found that through airbnb ? @humble bough
still not sure how to find the first accommodation tbh 😄
I was recommended jugendherberge.de / ebay kleineanzeigen and airbnb so far
I found the first one through WG-Gesucht and honestly just got lucky
nice, was it an english speaker by the way ?
my friend told me that ppl who he contacted on wg gesucht often said that their offers expired or just never answered when he contacted them through email
oh yeah 99% of them didn't respond or said it was taken but I sent out a lot of requests
most WG gesucht ads apparently get easily 80-100 offers immediately upon being posted so you've always got a lot of competition
my roommates speak English but we communicated in German over email and whatsapp when setting things up (I could use a translator and dictionary for help over text so it wasn't as obvious how bad my german is lol)
oh awesome i like how you get through all of that with ease, must take alot of courage 😄
dexterity i'd say then xd
haha well we'll see if I'm dextrous enough to not be homeless in november 😅
you should be, as long as you're not in bayern I assume xD
nah I'm in Potsdam
awesome 😃
@humble bough dont give up hope!! It’s also easier to find a flat on wg-gesucht when you’re already in germany and can get an appointment. I hope it will work out for you!
@tacit briar Brötchen haben meistens krumme Beträge wie 0,33€ oder 0,37€, Mohnbrötchen gerne mal 0,46€.
bei mir kosten brötchen meist 15¢ oder 20¢
Ich hab zu erst Euro gelesen. 🤦
lol
Inflation hits hard
solang es nicht so schlimm wird wie 1924...
can someone explain ECTS to me?
if you do a BSc. in Informatik in germany and its 150ECTS
then can you do any module to get to 150?
well maybe someoen other than you knows, also what channel is this relevent for?
It should be 180 afaik and each subject (modul? Idk how it’s called at a uni) can have more than 1 credits, some subjects are worth 3, some 15, depends on a uni and a subject
I’m not sure if you can get only part of the credits in one subject or you get 0 if fuck up so ask someone else about this too 👀
Could actually be 150
My bachelor is effectively 150. we have to do 180 but the 30 from Wahlbereich don’t count towards the degree. I’m a fan of that personally
Interesting 👀
@exotic barn
You’ll always have some obligatory modules
Science and arts modules also tend to not be worth any points towards the respective other side unless they’re CS or language modules
Usually there are decent descriptions of how it works on the uni's website, maybe not for English though
Ah ok. Because i'm trying to figure out different modules at each university
in order for me to go on exchange to Germany. I must find modules in Germany that are similar to the ones I need to study
but some of the german ones have large ECTS and I don't know how big of a workload it will be
So like i'm figuring out what modules are similar but don't know how big they are in terms of workload
In australia all modules are the same workload so this is a bit different for me
I see
Don’t you have a 'student coordinator' to help you with that? I’d say it depends more on what your faculty in australia has to say than how it works in germany
ahaha yes, I sent my faculty an email and they didn't even know what ECTS were
All I can say is that the systems differ wildly from uni to uni
In leipzig virtually everything is streamlined to be either 5 or 10 points, other uni have 3,4,5,8 etc
and 10 would be double the workload than 5?
Yes
1 point equals thirty hours iirc
per week?
Or rater I try to always do 30 points per semester
So I can theoretically have 180 in six
brb
ok thanks for your help!
I found a description and it literally just says 30 hours per point…
If we assume it means per week then most people in leipzig would have a workload of 900 hours per week 🤔
I don’t think my weeks are even that long
900 hours per semester on the other hand
doesn’t sound too bad
And ects is pan european/eu? system I think
If it was my bachelor, yes
But I’m not sure about other bachelors
And since you’re just doing a Auslandssemester it’s even harder to say
ahhaha damn!
maybe i will just email the german uni's
and post on reddit
how many weeks is a semester for you?
1./4./15. october till some time in the last week of januay
And for summer similarly but I can’t remember what the dates were
ok cool
Is that an exhaustive list of Australian unis?
1 point = 30 hours, not “per anything“
if a course is worth 10 points then that should be about 300 hours of workload over the duration of the course
including lecture time, tutorials and self study/assignments
those are of course very very rough guidelines
are there english unis in germany
or courses in english
cuz I really wanna study there
there are definitely courses in English at the master’s level, from what I can tell just about every university requires knowledge of german for the bachelor’s level and even if one didn’t you need to know german if you want to make friends there
@exotic barn maybe this also helps: https://www.reddit.com/r/germany/wiki/studying#green
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yes, I can communicate in German and survive with what I know now, I can also udnerstand german really well, the only problem is its not good enough for university level academics @foggy prism
thanks @jade helm thx
Humboldt in Berlin has german courses however their cut off for language proficiency is pretty low. You can also do an intensive german course there before hand if you don't do too well in the C test
Hi, does anyone have a link to the german marketing law? i can be in german
Marketing law?
Yes
Im not sure what you call it
The lwas regulating the behavior of the businesses that are advertising in different media.
question: is it a tradition for food places in DE to always deliver late and mark orders as delivered before they are delivered? Because it's happened to me like every single time except once with a place I know the owner of 🙃
report for homophobia
??
its meant to be a joke
i think that happens everywhere tbh
what "food places" are you talking about?
pizzerie and other stuff you order to through apps like Lieferheld or Lieferando
I use these sometimes and it never happened to me. Even their predicted time seems to be almost always fine ( +/- 10 minutes ofc).
maybe it's different in bigger cities, the traffic there may sometimes prevent deliveries on time, I suppose
what bugged me was that it ended up arriving more than an hour late, from a place that's less than a km away, and they had marked the order as delivered around the expected delivery time instead. So I effectively had no way of knowing whether the thing was going to arrive or not.
and this has happened multiple times with different places and even different apps
No idea, sorry. The only thing that comes to my mind: leave a nasty comment 😉
it's definitely not OK to claim something that is not true
Hi guys. Does anyone have a link to the german "advertising law".
im not sure if anybody here has any laws tbh
^ he does
Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
D= Deutschland
A= Austria
CH= Switzerland
How shall I introduce myself to my german neighbours? There is one traditional german man living a floor above me and I think a few younger folk my age downstairs.
why not C H A D?
Do you want to introduce yourself to them?
Because dach is also a word in german that means top/floor which makes this abreviation a little bit easier to remember for germans.
"Hallo, ich bin Ember und gerade in Wohnung X eingezogen. Ich bin Ihr neuer Nachbar"
Und ,,Nachbarin", ob ich ein Frau bin?
*wenn und ja
thanks
Anytime
und ihre neue* dann
also, Chad is its own country
yeah that^ xd
Jetzt frage ich mich, wie viele Deutschsprachige leben in Chad 🇹🇩 xD
(ach, ich meine natürlich Tschad)
keinerlei
chad reee
*Tschad
Hi guys
does anyone know which government building is responsible for tax related issues from a Land ? In tax issues I'm referring to those regarding salary, tax groups et. al.
I mean for the Bundes there's BMF, but which one's for the specific Land
What's the best way to get a new smartphone in Germany? should i sign up for a contract? buy outright?
Ein neues Wahl-O-Mat, diesmal für Hessen: https://www.wahl-o-mat.de/hessen2018/
Wahl-O-Mat zur Landtagswahl 2018 in Hessen
(ich pack das mal in #german-only )
@slim fulcrum Bought it outright every time because I don't want to sign a contract for two years. But I use to keep my smartphone 'til it's broke, that is to say more than two years.
My lifespan of a smartphone seems to be a year
But the last phone I had was not my fault my Nexus 6p bootlooped
Just buy it outright and get the cover and screen protector
Otherwise a contract costs you twice as much as outright, although I suppose the contracts can include data and such
@slim fulcrum I've always bought my phones so far with no contract, but according to my habit with having a smartphone until I somehow submerged it or break the screen till parts of it falls off, I hold them for more than two years also.
Contracts can also costs more after the two years contract rather than the no contract phone and get the data+phone plan separately
not to mention the SIM lock thing, which would suck if you travel outside of the EU often
It depends on the phone honestly. Sometimes buying it with a contract is cheaper than outright paying for it
If you're under 26 in Vienna they slash prices by 2/3 for things like internet and phones
Idk how it is compared to ger
:0 cool
Does it work for foreigners too?
in Germany from what I hear the internet is this foreign country that must be defended against
Yeah suzu lmao
Idk what phone company checks and as for internet I guess you just have to live where they provide it??
Yeah, Germans hate the internet
:)
Brb going to vienna to get internet
Live with me it's easier 💁
But i don’t wanna study in austria :<
don't let Arrem see that
seems to be sadly true Sascha :D

@sick imp 
I can't wait to rent a new house where I'll have to pay for my internet out of pocket /kappa
Is it that expensive?
I'll look for stats now but I remember it being rather pricey compared to elsewhere, for the same quality
:(
Suzu will get banned after this by @sick imp
btw, you can check using Check24 for prices
turns out i'm terrible at finding stats
or at least i'm terrible at finding them quickly
Sorry Suzu, you're banned. We're bringing af guy back instead. At least he didn't meme about Austria. 😔
lvl 7: the gubmint harvests your organs
T7 im öffentlichen Dienst? Als Lohnstufe?
Ich dachte jetzt, dass er von der Lohnsteuerklasse redet
just guessing
@hidden briar es ist ein privates Dienst
Specialist in Gruppe 7 am Standort X
das ist in die Tätigkeit Kategorie
auf dem Contract
ich denke das ist die A7 Kategorie aus öffentlichen Dienst
but you said before it's a "Tax level"
now you say it's in "Tätigkeit" - it may be some internal level or sth
Tätigkeit is Duties and responsibilities for that position @tacit briar
I just said what's written in the translated version
there's a possibility they translated it wrong
in German it says: Der Arbeitnehmer wird als X-position in Gruppe 7 am Standort Y-location eingestellt.
X and Y are placeholders
sounds like in internal classification
I don’t think this has anything to do with taxes, it’s just that you’re in group seven of their work force
whatever that entails
HI GUYS HOW DO I NOT GET CAUGHT COMMITTING TAX FRAUD IN GERMANY
by moving to switzerland
I DONT LIKE THEIR ACCENT THOUGH
OK BUT YOU'RE JUST SOLVING MY PROBLEM MY CHANGINGTHE COUNTRY IN WHICH THE PROBLEM EXISTS NOT THE PROBLEM ITSELF
I dont think that in Austria you can get rid of taxes tho
I STILL WOULD LIKE TO COMMIT TAX FRAUD
i dont want to solve the country
What are tax frauds?
ROFL SUZU
frauds with tax
Like not paying taxes?
#donaldtrump
is paying too much tax considered tax fraud
Even if it is, it won’t be lol
yes!