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    Mohi:

    • Why did you move to Salzburg?
    • What differences did you notice?
    • What did you have to get used to?
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    Years in Salzburg

    A warm welcome, Mohi!

    Mohi comes from Bangladesh and moved to Salzburg two years ago for a job in the IT sector. Since he didn’t know the small town, he was unsure whether he would feel comfortable here. Today he knows: It was the right choice! Nevertheless, he had to struggle with one or two difficulties at the beginning: Above all, the harsh winter compared to his home country bothered him; he hadn’t even thought about winter clothing. And he also had to get used to the local cuisine, which does not contain any hot spices.

    And today?

    Mohi now feels  at home in Salzburg. He advises people moving to Salzburg to learn the language as quickly as possible so that they can fully participate in life in the city.

    Mohi

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    • I had to get used to that!

      The cold winter!

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      Learn the language!

    • This is different from where I used to live!

      Everything is smaller. And the food is less spicy!

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