A new poll ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration shows that most Germans are pessimistic about what he will bring to Europe.

According to the poll released on Friday by opinion research group Civey, very few Germans have anything positive to say about Trump.

Just 5.2 percent of those surveyed called him “refreshing” while another 11 percent said he was “straightforward”.

But the rest of the more than 3,000 participants had quite negative descriptions of the American leader. Nearly one third (32 percent) said he was “unpredictable” while more than 27 percent said he was “dangerous”.

About one in five called him “irresponsible”.

These more often negative opinions were generally shared across party lines. Supporters of the centre-left Social Democrats and the Green party were more likely to call him “dangerous,” at around 40 percent of these respondents.

And supporters of Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservative Union parties (CDU and CSU) were more likely to call him “unpredictable,” at 42 percent.

The more optimistic respondents were supporters of the far-right Alternative for Germany party (AfD). About one in four of these participants called him “refreshing” while nearly 46 percent called him “straightforward”. Just 2.4 percent of potential AfD voters considered him dangerous and 5.3 percent called him irresponsible.

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