Mein Weg nach Deutschland - 6. Auf Wohnungssuche

Summary

The script follows a couple, Nevin and her husband, searching for an apartment. They learn about terms like 'warm rent,' which includes heating and other costs. The couple is interested in a flat with a balcony for 580 euros per month. Nevin arranges a viewing, but her husband is delayed. She tours the apartment alone, photographing it and speaking with the agent. Although other applicants are interested, the landlord is open to meeting them, giving the couple a good chance of securing the apartment. They remain hopeful about their prospects.

Takeaways

• 👋 Nevin introduces herself as a new person in the area.
• ❓ A person asks if they know Nevin, but she confirms she's new.
• 🏡 They are discussing renting an apartment, specifying three rooms and at least 60 square meters.
• 💸 The maximum rent budget is 1000 euros, including heating and utilities (warm rent).
• 📑 The renters struggle with real estate abbreviations, like 'EBK,' which means a fitted kitchen.
• ☎️ They call the landlord and leave a message to express their interest in the apartment.
• 📅 An appointment is scheduled for 12 p.m. the next day to view the apartment.
• 📷 Nevin visits the apartment and asks to take pictures; it has two balconies and is bright and green.
• 💼 Nevin mentions her husband has a permanent job, and she works as a saleswoman, which impresses the landlord.
• 😊 They receive positive news that the landlord wants to meet them, indicating good chances of getting the apartment.

Q & A

Who is Nevin in the script?

Nevin Coşkun is one of the main characters in the script, likely looking for an apartment with her husband.

What type of apartment are they searching for?

They are looking for a three-room apartment with at least 60 square meters, preferably with a balcony, and a rent of up to 1000 euros including utilities (warm).

What does 'warm' mean in terms of apartment rent?

'Warm' refers to rent that includes utility costs such as heating, waste disposal, and other operating costs.

Why does Nevin struggle with reading the apartment listings?

Nevin struggles with reading the listings because they contain a lot of abbreviations, which she finds confusing.

What does 'EBK' stand for in the apartment ad, and why is it important?

'EBK' stands for 'Einbauküche,' which means that the apartment comes with a built-in kitchen, including essential appliances like a fridge and stove.

How do Nevin and her husband express interest in the apartment?

Nevin's husband leaves a message on an answering machine, expressing interest in the apartment and requesting a callback.

What happens during the apartment viewing?

Nevin goes alone to view the apartment as her husband is delayed. She is impressed by the bright, south-facing rooms, two balconies, and the built-in kitchen.

What concerns does Nevin have after viewing the apartment?

Nevin is impressed by the apartment but needs to wait for her husband’s opinion and is aware that they are not the only applicants.

What does the real estate agent ask about Nevin and her husband's employment?

The agent asks if Nevin’s husband has a permanent job and confirms that Nevin works as a saleswoman. This is important as landlords consider financial stability.

What are the chances of Nevin and her husband getting the apartment?

The real estate agent indicates that Nevin and her husband have good chances, as the landlord wants to meet them, but it is ultimately up to the landlord's decision.