2:45 PM - Berlin, Germany

When: March 9th @ 2:45 PM (9:45 PM in Germany)

Where: Berlin, Germany

Who: Amanda Baublet

We are now in Berlin, Germany! We are pleased to talk to Amanda! There are so many landmarks in Berlin. Amanda walks by these landmarks daily. The city of Berlin is very beautiful and bright. The big tower of Berlin, the “TV Tower,” is the main point in the city. “Dem Deutschen Volke” is on the front of Germany’s government building. The Brandenburg Gate is the main gate, mainly used for going in and out of the city.

There are many cultural differences between Germany and the United States. Amanda had to first learn German, and then she had to learn the cultural differences. Germans eat lots of sausages. They also intake lots of international foods because people from 192 different countries live in Berlin. Citizens also eat lots of Turkish foods. Moving from home was hard, but there are so many things in Germany that make it worth moving. Germany has a reunification day, and it was made to remember the reunion of the country.

There is a lot of diversity in Berlin when it comes to old and modern buildings and the architecture in Berlin. The winter is very cold, and it gets dark around 3-4pm. Groceries and household bills have been affected by the war of Ukraine and Russia. The prices have gone up for more supplies. A native animal in Germany are the squirrels, they are red and have pointy ears. Most people don’t drive, they mainly get around with public transportation.