LEARNING GERMAN ISN’T AS HARD AS YOU THINK
German and English are also similar in grammar and vocabulary. Here are a few examples: Winter kommt im November (Winter comes in November), Sommer kommt im Juni (Summer comes in June), Mein Hand hat fünf Finger (My hand has five fingers), Mein Name ist Harry (My name is Harry
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GERMAN IS FUN FOR THE TONGUE
“Wo ist der Ausgang? Da drüben.” (Where is the exit? Over There.) There’s something about being able to make cool sounds with your mouth that is exhilarating, and German does the job. Here are some common phrases that will help you learn to speak German (courtesy of About.com):
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GERMAN SPEAKING COUNTRIES HAVE RICH CULTURES
German, Austrian, and Swiss German authors have been awarded 10 Nobel prizes for literature over the years. Think of all of the classical music that has come from German composers: Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Strauss, and Wagner
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GERMAN IS MOST WIDELY USED LANGUAGE IN EUROPE NEXT TO ENGLISH
Germany has a population of over 82 million people not to mention the other countries that declare German as their native language: Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Liechtenstein. There are also areas throughout Europe where German is the main language (northern Italy, eastern Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Eastern France, parts of Poland, the Czech Republic, Russia, and Romania. Learning to speak German will help you converse with a lot of people.
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Learn to Speak German Confidently and Naturally In Less Than 8 Weeks!
