Hello. Is it possible to find a relatively good job in Munich with very little German? I have never worked, nor have I been abroad, I will hepten with the language, because it has almost nothing in common with what is spoken, with the literary German being studied.
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Your biggest problem is accommodation. There are simply no accommodations, otherwise work as much as you want
I have been living in Germany for 2 years and I want to tell you to run away from this country. The Germans are big growers. Bulgarians hate a lot. They love the Turks and the Arabs for some reason. They hate English and refuse to speak it. If you don't speak only German to them, they won't pay attention to you at all. The other thing is that you need a certificate in German for a minimum level of B1 as knowledge to start working. B1 is a pretty good level that I have and I dare not work yet. because I consider it extremely insufficient. You need at least B2. Until you learn the language, I don't see what you will do in this country.
If you don't know German, stay here, there is no honey dripping from the tap abroad.
I know this, I have been learning German for 8 years and I can speak very little, and when they speak to me, especially Bavarians, it is very incomprehensible and has almost nothing to do with the literary language being studied with the language spoken. Otherwise, we are disliked, especially in Cologne, Dortmund, Duisburg, Munich and Berlin, which is full of sludge with Bulgarian ID cards.
I like that they accuse the Germans of being racists if this will stop another person from leaving Bulgaria, but in reality this is difficult in Munich. Even officially, the Germans are now fewer than the others.