What’s so fascinating about the German language?

Do you know that most Europeans consider German to be their native language?
Well, if you didn’t, then here is some more information that might take you by
surprise. German is the second most spoken language in the Europen Union (EU),
in terms of overall speakers. It is also the second most widely taught foreign
language in the EU at primary education level. German ranks second as a scientific
language and continues to be the second most widely used language for websites.
And so, here we go! There should not be a single reason why you shouldn’t learn
German. And if this information isn’t enough to get you convinced that German is
the language for you, especially if you’re planning to study, work or live in the EU,
then we have something more for you!
There are six interesting countries in Central Europe that consider German to be
either an official or a co-official language. These countries include Germany,
Liechtenstein, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium and Luxembourg. Apart from these
nations, countries like Denmark, Hungary, Italy, and Poland, have German as a
national minority language. What more do you need to learn this wonderful
language from the Indo-European language family?
Does German share any similarities with English?
Yes, of course! Both these languages are said to be long-lost linguistic siblings. Even
though these languages recently descended from the same root language, which is
Proto-Germanic, it was only around 500 years ago these languages diverged to their
present forms. This shared cultural history and the conspicuous similarities
between several words might benefit you while learning German. For instance,
‘Hallo’ means ‘Hello’, ‘Guten Morgen’ means ‘good morning’, ‘haus’ means ‘house’
and ‘buch’ means ‘book’.
Words from German and English are often incredibly similar in their
pronunciations as well. A good example is the German letter P, which changed to F
around 1,500 years ago. These languages were once the same, meaning the
grammar of English and German used to be quite similar. Everything that we find
‘difficult’ in modern German, from cases to gender to movable sentence structure,
all of these once existed in English. These two languages have grown and changed,
intermingled and drifted apart over time.
Ten compelling reasons why you should be taking German language
classes at Langma:

1. Langma School of Languages is a pioneer when it comes to German

Language institutes in Delhi. At Langma, we provide training to both
school children and professional career-hunters, who are looking forward to
either living in the EU or wanting to study or work there.
 2. Langma follows the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR)
for languages and trains the students at different levels ranging from A1
for beginners to C2 for professionals.
3. At Langma, we encourage our students and help them learn German in a
friendly way. Langma School of Languages, being the best German
language institute in Delhi, organizes workshops, plays, audio-visual
programs for its students. Thus, Langma helps the students understand
the language in a broader way.
4. For those who want to pursue their career in German language, Langma
School of Languages provides an effective and supportive learning
environment. Langma always tries to get the students acquainted with the
required skills, thereby helping the students in any field they want to
pursue.
5. Langma School of Languages is also an ideal institute for GOETHE exam
preparation. We have native and Indian trainers, who train the students at
different levels.
6. Langma provides a platform for its students where they not only learn the
language but also understand the German culture.
7. Langma School of Languages has been a trusted institute for many years.
We have a golden history of more than hundred successful pass-outs who
have either moved to Germany or are pursuing his/her career in this
language.
8. The primary focus of our institute is in quality teaching with 100% success
rate. We offer our services at the most affordable prices when seen in
comparison with other institutes.
9. We at Langma evaluate the students on weekly basis covering up to 4
module exams in a month and overall 12 exams in one level.
10. After a certain level, we give exposure to students wherein they get to
interact with German natives and try to understand their accent.
Therefore, they learn to speak more fluently.
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Some interesting facts about Germany:

1. Germany might small nation area-wise, but it happens to be the world’s

second-largest exporter.
2. German economy ranks number one in Europe and number four worldwide.
3. Germany’s direct investment in the United States is more than ten billion
dollars.
4. Germany’s economy is comparable to that of all the world’s Spanish-
speaking countries combined.
5. Many international companies have made Germany their home.
6. Germany is home to an intriguing culture. With over 81 million residents,
it is the second most populated country in Europe.
7. Germans love food, so it’s not all that startling to know that they have a lot
of traditional dishes. Their favourite drink is beer.
8. Germany produces more than 300 varieties of baked bread.
9. While Octoberfest is one of the greatest events in Germany, Berlin Film
Festival brings together film and art celebrities from all the world.
10. It is a known fact that Germans are very good at construction and
automotive work, making them strong competitors in these fields.