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Have you ever wondered what it takes to become a „successful“ immigrant? To achieve a decent standard of living even though your education might not be accepted? Is there a formula? So that b...

http://multicoolty.com/emigration-ability/

My name is Reinaldo Pinto Almeida. Born and raised in Lisbon. I studied Philosophy in Lisbon and later at Paris IV having completed my studies in 2007 with a degree from the Universidade de Li...

http://multicoolty.com/it-has-been-a-great-year/

Vienna. Seat of the former Austro-Hungarian Empire. Widely considered the gateway to Eastern Europe. Home to a United Nations headquarters and numerous international companies and universities. T...

http://multicoolty.com/im-a-human-being/

If you put the German word Multikulti* (translated as ‘multicultural’, though it means much more) into Google Images, the many different representations, interpretations, and applications o...

http://multicoolty.com/whose-multikulti-is-it-the-elusive-definition-of-multiculturalism/

Last month Giovanni’s post “20 Italian habits I’ve lost when I moved to Germany” stirred some attention ;-), people seem to like the idea of lost habits and traditions….well, here are ...

http://multicoolty.com/15-russian-habits-ive-lost-when-i-moved-to-germany/

„I have never received as many letters in my life as now that I live in Germany“ – I have heard this so many times! I have heard that from Europeans, from US Americans and from people from ...

http://multicoolty.com/german-paperwork/

How do the Germans see their multicultural society, especially in the light of current influx of migrants? I had an opportunity to sit down with my two good German friends and had a longer discus...

http://multicoolty.com/budge-an-inch-and-take-an-interest-in-germany/

What you are about to read here is an interview with Pierluigi Virelli – an Italian musician from “Cantunera” – agro-pastoral musical world from Calabria. I had an opportunity to chat wit...

http://multicoolty.com/cantunera/

In a capital city marked by transformation and transience, where people are perpetually coming and going, it can feel like a true rarity to meet someone actually from that city. “H” was ...

http://multicoolty.com/im-not-turkish-but-my-husband-is/

For the past two years we have been interviewing multicoolties from all of the world that for one reason or another have chosen Germany. Our first questions during interviews are very similar, we...

http://multicoolty.com/why-germany/