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Bach. Beethoven. Benz. Charlemagne. Einstein. Fahrenheit. Freud. Goethe. Graf. Gutenberg. Luther. Mach. Marx. Mozart.
Unfortunately, we don't have enough space here to list the names of all the influential scientists, artists, politicians, mathematicans, and leaders who spoke German. But you get the idea. Learning German instantly connects you with many of the most important achievements in mankind's history - and a langauge that smart must be worth learning.
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More importantly, German is a language not only spoken by some of the most important figures of the past, but also the present. Germany is Europe's largest economy, the chief member state of the EU, and a technological and artistic center. Germany's known for its delicious food, stunning architecture, cutting-age technology, red-line automotive industry (think Porche, BMW, Audi...), and star soccer league, among other things.
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And that's just Germany: German is also widely spoken in Austria, Switzerland, Lichtenstein, and Luxemburg. The Pope is German. Germans make up the largest ethnic group in the United States - 50% greater, in fact, than the runner-up, the Irish.
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Are you intrigued? Interested in taking German yet? We'd love to know!
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SPOTLIGHT: MANNTISCH
What is the Manntisch? Many have long toiled and searched for the answer to that very question. For some, it is a mysterious, awe-inspiring, radical group of really manly men. For others, it's kinda silly - and not even a real German word (whats up with that?!) ...
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FAMOUS GERMANS
Bach to Zepplin, here's the complete list (with bios coming soon!)
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