A Ukrainian woman fled to Switzerland and found protection there, her life is saved, she is given food, her own apartment, work, a lot of money, etc.,
But instead of being grateful, she whines about Swiss culture on Twitter.
She makes fun of Swiss people, calling them „Bünzli“, which is a derogatory term for Swiss people. It basically has the same meaning as being "nerdy, or boring person“.
What annoys her the most about Swiss culture is: One is not allowed to make loud phone calls in public, one should be quiet from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. so as not to disturb the neighbors, but what bothers her the most is the fact that you always have to be on time here. You are not allowed to come late to a meeting.
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But instead of being grateful, she whines about Swiss culture on Twitter.
She makes fun of Swiss people, calling them „Bünzli“, which is a derogatory term for Swiss people. It basically has the same meaning as being "nerdy, or boring person“.
What annoys her the most about Swiss culture is: One is not allowed to make loud phone calls in public, one should be quiet from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. so as not to disturb the neighbors, but what bothers her the most is the fact that you always have to be on time here. You are not allowed to come late to a meeting.
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«Bünzlitum»: Ukrainerin kritisiert «Bünzli»-Verhalten der Schweizer
Waschküche-Regeln, Ruhebedürfnis, Pünktlichkeit – eine Ukraine-stämmige Journalistin lässt sich im Video über Schweizer aus. Auf Twitter finden das manche gar nicht lustig.
