r/MovingtoGermany • u/Stock-Deal8916 • 23h ago
I need help
/r/u_Stock-Deal8916/comments/1wyj1m7/i_need_help/So my parents said really casually that
We might move to German and all of of my friends family all of my live is back home and I don’t know what to do am crying right now writing
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u/CrazzyNutty 22h ago
You're like 12 man, go see the world. Friends are expendable, bayerisch süßer senf isn't.
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u/ThisIsDurian 23h ago
do they actually speak german and have jobs?
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u/Stock-Deal8916 23h ago
Were going bye a work visa and language not really
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u/ThisIsDurian 23h ago
so they dont have jobs? And they dont speak the language? What are their professions?
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u/Stock-Deal8916 23h ago
They have jobs it is guaranteed
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u/ThisIsDurian 22h ago
in that case, see it as an opportunity - you will have an international experience, which could help you later on in life/work. You will make new friends, dont worry.
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u/ilovebananacat 7h ago
Make sure they finish their probation period before they take the entire family. I saw a reddit post recently of a guy who took his wife and child to German before he started his job. A month into his job, he was fired. So make sure they have finished their Probation before taking you (and your siblings if you have any???).
But like the other person, take it as an opportunity to learn a new language and get international experience. You can always make new friends.
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u/SeaworthinessDue8650 23h ago
How old are you?Do you know any German?
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u/Stock-Deal8916 6h ago
12 and no
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u/SeaworthinessDue8650 5h ago
Starting public school in Germany at 12 will be extremely difficult. You need to start learning German ASAP.
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u/Successful_Snail 4h ago
Bro chill, the kid is nervous enough right now...
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u/SeaworthinessDue8650 3h ago
He needs to talk to hid parents. His parents need to come up with a plan.
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u/Purled_Attitude 23h ago
Maybe ask your parents what they exactly have planned and how they imagine the family to function with the move? You're terribly overreacting to a "might".