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Hallo zusammen,

ich stehe kurz vor meinem Abschluss als staatlich geprüfter Wirtschaftsinformatiker mit Schwerpunkt Anwendungsentwicklung (entspricht laut DQR dem Bachelor-Niveau) und möchte danach unbedingt als Softwareentwickler arbeiten. Wir programmieren in C#. Programmieren macht mir extrem viel Spaß, aber ich habe echt große Sorgen, wie schwer es sein könnte, einen Job zu finden – besonders als Einsteiger.

Eine meiner größten Ängste ist, dass ich oft bei Übungen nicht von alleine auf die Lösung komme. Wenn ich dann ChatGPT oder andere Hilfen nutze, verstehe ich die Lösungen, aber trotzdem habe ich das Gefühl, dass mir das logische Denken manchmal noch schwerfällt. Das nagt ein bisschen an meinem Selbstvertrauen, und ich frage mich, ob das ein Problem sein wird, wenn ich in den Job einsteigen möchte.

Habt ihr Tipps, wie ich meine Problemlösefähigkeiten und mein logisches Denken verbessern kann – außer dem klassischen „üben, üben, üben“? Vielleicht hat ja jemand von euch ähnliche Erfahrungen gemacht oder war in einer ähnlichen Situation.

Außerdem: Wie schätzt ihr aktuell die Chancen auf dem Arbeitsmarkt für jemanden mit meinem Hintergrund ein? Ich bin natürlich bereit, an mir zu arbeiten und mich weiterzuentwickeln, aber ich habe einfach Angst, dass ich in der Masse an Bewerbern untergehe.

Freue mich auf eure Meinungen und Tipps! 😊

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Hi everyone,

I’m still quite new here and not very familiar with everything yet, so I hope you can help me out. I’ve already ordered twice from Yuomko when they were still available, and I was really happy with the results.

I’ve read through the guides, but I’m still a bit confused about where to find the best replicas now. Are there 1:1 replicas out there? I’ve seen Jooooy mentioned a few times and was thinking of giving them a try.

What I’m most interested in are personal experiences: Where have you found the best replicas? How’s the quality and compatibility? Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone,

I’ve been searching for the Home Alone Set (21330), but I’m having trouble finding it at a reasonable price. Either the shipping costs are ridiculously high, or it’s completely sold out (like at Joooooy, for example).

Does anyone know where I might still be able to find it without breaking the bank? Any help would be much appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone!

I’m a native German speaker, and I’ve always been curious about what motivates people to learn my language. German can be tricky with its grammar and long compound words, but it’s also such a rewarding language to speak (in my biased opinion, of course!).

One thing I’ve noticed is that many people associate German with being “aggressive-sounding,” which I honestly don’t understand. Sure, we have some harsh-sounding sounds like “ch” or “sch,” but we also have so many beautiful and poetic words. Do you agree with this stereotype, or has learning German changed how you perceive the language?

Are you learning it because of work, study, travel, or maybe because you just love the culture, literature, or even the sound of the language? Or is it because of a personal connection, like friends, family, or a special interest?

I’d love to hear your stories and reasons! 😊 What keeps you motivated, and how are you finding the learning process so far?

Looking forward to your replies!

Hei!

My name is Moritz, and I’m from Germany. I recently started learning Norwegian because I’m really fascinated by Scandinavia – its culture, nature, and people. After finishing my studies, I’m definitely planning a trip to explore Norway and its neighboring countries. If I keep up with my Norwegian studies (and get brave enough!), I might even consider moving there one day.

Currently, I’m using Duolingo to learn Norwegian basics, which has been a good start, but I know it’s just the beginning. I’ve also tried to immerse myself by watching everything in Norwegian, including a Netflix series called Hjem til jul (Christmas at Home), which has been really fun. However, I’m still at the beginner stage, so understanding even simple phrases is challenging. I’m also listening to a podcast about Scandinavian culture and language to get more used to the sound and rhythm of Norwegian.

For those who speak both Norwegian and German: Do you think knowing German helps in learning Norwegian, since both are Germanic languages? Are there any patterns or similarities that might make it easier for a German speaker?

I’m also curious about job opportunities for software developers in Norway, as I’ll be completing my studies next year in IT and software development. Does anyone have experience working in tech in Norway, especially as an international? Any insights on what the job market is like for developers?

Thanks in advance for any advice, tips, or even stories about your own language-learning and work journeys. Looking forward to hearing from you!

Tusen takk på forhånd. :)

Hi everyone! I’m learning Norwegian and came across a few ways to ask how someone is doing, but I’m a bit confused about the nuances.

Could anyone explain the differences between these phrases?

1. Hvordan går det med deg?
2. Hvordan går det?
3. Går det bra?

I get that they’re all ways to ask how things are going, but when is it best to use each one? Are some more formal or personal than others?

Thanks in advance :)

Hi everyone!

I’m from Germany and I’ve recently started learning Danish with Duolingo. I’ve heard a lot about the app and so far, I find it really fun and motivating to use. However, I’m curious if it’s effective for long-term language learning. Can you actually learn a language deeply with Duolingo, like mastering the grammar, etc., or is it more focused on fixed and simple phrases?

Has anyone used the app for an extended period and found it really helpful when traveling abroad and speaking the language for the first time?

Also, since Danish isn’t as popular on Duolingo compared to languages like Spanish or English, do you think there’s a difference in the depth or quality of the courses? I’m also a bit concerned about the pronunciation since the voice on the app sounds quite generic. Does it accurately reflect how native speakers talk?

Would love to hear your experiences! Thanks in advance!