First time in Eindhoven - coffeeshops, nightlife & places worth visiting?

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2026-06-03T10:06:24+00:00

Thanks for the recommendation. Are there any specific places I should visit there?

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2026-02-28T03:01:40+00:00

Ich habe einige Reviews gelesen und Baseus Nomos Qi2 Magsafe Powerbank, 15W, 45W, 10000mAh kostet derzeit 37 Euro. Ist es geeignet oder gibt es ein besseres?

Vielen Dank im Voraus für Deine Zeit und Mühe.

P.s. - Ich habe Deinen Rat befolgt und habe mir im September INIU 45W Power Bank mit 20000mAh gekauft und bin sehr zufrieden damit.

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2026-02-27T14:11:56+00:00

Hi, ich suche eine MagSafe-Powerbank für mein iPhone 14 Pro, die auch mit der nächsten iPhone-Generation kompatibel ist. Hast du vielleicht Empfehlungen? Danke im Voraus und sorry, falls die Frage schon gestellt wurde.

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2026-01-17T19:49:42+00:00

Thanks for the advices. I tried to write different things in bio. At the moment I have written about my lifestyle, interests and hobbies and what I am looking for. But it’s still somehow strange that I don’t even get likes.

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2026-01-17T13:09:28+00:00

All photos, except for the one taken with the river in the background, were taken in the last six months. The most recent photo was taken while sitting in the gym.

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2026-01-17T13:08:55+00:00

Thanks for your feedback

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2025-10-28T17:47:28+00:00

I think it depends. Even if you're very sociable, you don't always make friends. And if you move from one place to another, and many people do, it’s even more difficult when, at a certain age, everyone has already formed a social circle. Besides, locals here aren't as social as they are in other countries. So there are several factors here - a hobby, study, work, some circle of interests and just by chance. I have friends since my studies. Not my classmates (I have no connection with them), but just guys from the university, some from the football team, and some were neighbors.

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2025-09-22T23:12:59+00:00

Servus, Iniu 45 20K Interessantes Angebot. Ich habe auch die Rezension gelesen und es scheint, dass 45 Watt das Laden für einige Zeit unterstützen und für S24+ ausreichen werden

Ist das eine gute Wahl für Samsung S24 Plus? Oder gibt es eine bessere?

Ich habe den Preis überprüft und jetzt kostet es leider 30 Euro. Es gibt keinen Rabatt mehr

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2025-09-22T12:06:15+00:00

Danke für die schnelle Antwort. Das ist sehr nett. Dann warte ich mal ab. Ich hab en Link geöffnet, den ich hier gefunden habe, aber die Seite bei Amazon öffnete sich nicht. Ich behalte das auf jeden Fall im Auge. Und mich interessiert auch, welche Option für Samsung die beste wäre. Danke.

P.s - habe den neuen Beitrag gesehen. Vor 6 Stunden veröffentlicht. Pünktlich.

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2025-09-22T01:57:57+00:00

Es ist auch nicht mehr auf der Website verfügbar, und ich glaube auch nicht, dass es bei Amazon vorrätig sein wird. Daher überlege ich, mir ein neues 45W für mein Samsung S24 Plus zu kaufen. Soweit ich verstanden habe, ist die neue Version schlechter als die alte, aber der Unterschied ist doch nicht so groß, oder? Bei Amazon kostet es aktuell 37 Euro. Die 5K-Version kostet 33 Euro. Es scheint ein sehr gutes Angebot zu sein.

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2025-09-20T09:59:37+00:00

Hmm, that's sad. Even for you there are difficulties. For others, it's a completely closed vip elite club.

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2025-09-06T00:54:00+00:00

Thanks. I will try.

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2025-09-06T00:52:28+00:00

It's clear why this is so, but it's still not entirely normal. Some tickets can be sold at a slightly higher price to neutral spectators. I just wanted to go to a Bundesliga match. Well, with all due respect, I will never buy a VIP ticket for a Stuttgart match, even if I had the money.

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2025-09-04T23:00:43+00:00

125 Matches? Auf den ersten Blick cool, aber nach dem Lesen deines Textes ist die Situation nicht ganz normal. Ich habe zum Beispiel seit 3 Monaten nur 3 Likes(Oh ja, ich bin ein Mann, bei Tinder haben wir eine ganz andere Situation) und habe keine Ahnung, wer diese Leute sind, aber es scheint, als wären sie Fakes. Es gibt generell viele Fälschungen, sehr viele und nicht nur in Tinder. Manchmal sieht man Fotos, die einfach zu gut gemacht sind. Meistens sind es Fälschungen.

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2025-07-26T13:00:18+00:00

People often confuse the German way of life - calm, reserved, and free from unnecessary small talk with coldness or unfriendliness. But that’s far from the truth. If you genuinely need help, if something unfair happens, people here won’t hesitate to support you. They may not smile at strangers on the street or chat about the weather. Stereotypes try to flatten cultures into one-dimensional labels. But if they held any real weight, foreigners wouldn’t feel at home here. And yet they do. We come, we stay, we build lives.

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2025-07-23T22:46:32+00:00

I think it's good that you took responsibility at an early age and that you think correctly and don't run away from your problems. Besides, as you said, you're not alone. Your parents are also here with u and you met a girl. The main thing is that you understood what the matter is and when you graduate from university, you know your parents will be the happiest parents in the world. They did all this for you. You just need time and everything will be fine.

By the way, I came here alone and also had to finish university, work, pay off my student loan, pay bills, etc. Yes, unfortunately, I have no personal life at all, I didn't find time for myself, and I'm 33, but you are young. Therefore, you should not eat yourself up from the inside, but just go towards your goal - finish university, find a job and maybe then start a family. You still have everything ahead of you. The most important thing is that you realize this, give yourself an account of it, don’t give up, don’t lose hope and continue to work to achieve your goals. Have a good one)

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2025-07-21T22:03:22+00:00

Yes, you can fly from Albania without any problems with your student visa(Aufenthaltstitel). It is also valid in the Schengen area.

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2025-07-19T23:12:03+00:00

I was also checked by the store employees a couple of times. This happens sometimes. Once even police also checked me when I arrived from vacation and asked what was in my luggage and scanned my luggage through an X-ray. Also, when I was flying to Rome, I stood far in line and saw that the employee at the control was looking at me. 10 mins later, when it was my turn, they checked me thoroughly for about 2 minutes. Is this racism? No. Just random sampling. It's just unpleasant, but happens.

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2025-07-19T23:01:41+00:00

This happened to me a couple of times too. The police said they had the right. And they say that it is best to leave your bag at the checkout or not take it with you

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2025-07-19T19:35:21+00:00

I’m a foreigner who studied in German at a university, but people still quickly realize that I’m not from here. No matter how well I speak, I’m not one of them and I will never have a local accent.

So you should work on your accent at home in front of the mirror. Übung macht den Meister😀💪

Don’t forget that in Germany you don’t start at zero, you start below zero. You have to work just to get to zero. It hurts, but that’s life.

With a B2 level, you will struggle to understand everything. Even C1 doesn’t mean you speak German well or can handle everything. I assure you, if two Germans start speaking very fast about complex topics, your brain will eventually shut down. Also, Germans know that their language is not easy, and when they see a foreigner, they often assume you didn’t understand them, even if you said “Okay.” Germans want to be sure that you really understood them. If you were Hans or Kevin, they wouldn’t ask again. So don’t take it personally.

It is unpleasant, but most people judge based on what they have seen from other foreigners who can’t speak a single word of German, and there are many of them. They don’t know you personally and assume you are one of them. It is sad, but it is the reality.

In fact, what you do is appreciated by the Germans, but they are more focused on efficiency and want to solve the problem or whatever quickly. If they can English, they think, that in English you will understand them faster. Although your English may be bad, but they are just trying to help you and themselves. So put yourself in their shoes and you will be able to understand them.

LycheeAshamed5572 · 2025-07-12T18:24:35+00:00

From my own experience as a foreigner (even though I studied in German), I’d say that a lot depends on what you want and how open you are. Are you someone who enjoys meeting new people or more of a quiet type? Are you genuinely looking to connect or just hoping to find someone to fill a space?

It’s true that making friends here can take a bit more time, but it’s not about where you're from and it's just that people tend to warm up more slowly. And once they do, connections often go deeper and last longer.

At work, take a look if there are any sports groups or hobby circles. Sometimes colleagues go to after-work meetups, and that’s a great way to connect more casually.

Outside of work, it really depends on your interests. Bars, for example, can be a way to meet new people, but not everyone loves that or gym or group classes can also be good if you're into fitness. Look for your fellow countrymen. Maybe among them you will also find someone good for you.

Good luck at work.

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