German Speaking Areas In Europe at Mary Lockridge blog

German Speaking Areas In Europe. Germany, austria, belgium and luxembourg. around 130 million people worldwide speak german as their mother tongue. German is also an official language in switzerland and liechtenstein. the six countries that have german as their official language, in alphabetical order, are: German is one of the world’s most prominent languages and is the most widely spoken native tongue in the european union. German is the most widely spoken mother language and an official language in four countries in the european union: these countries and 1 of the regions make up the council for german orthography, which regulates the written rules of the language. officially, there are six german speaking countries in europe: Below is a look at some of the countries and territories where german is an official language (outside of germany). in fact, there are seven countries where german is the official language or a dominant one.

German is one of the world’s most prominent languages and is the most widely spoken native tongue in the european union. in fact, there are seven countries where german is the official language or a dominant one. officially, there are six german speaking countries in europe: Below is a look at some of the countries and territories where german is an official language (outside of germany). German is also an official language in switzerland and liechtenstein. around 130 million people worldwide speak german as their mother tongue. the six countries that have german as their official language, in alphabetical order, are: German is the most widely spoken mother language and an official language in four countries in the european union: Germany, austria, belgium and luxembourg. these countries and 1 of the regions make up the council for german orthography, which regulates the written rules of the language.

Map of GermanSpeaking areas in 1910 and after 1945 r/europe

German Speaking Areas In Europe German is also an official language in switzerland and liechtenstein. Germany, austria, belgium and luxembourg. these countries and 1 of the regions make up the council for german orthography, which regulates the written rules of the language. Below is a look at some of the countries and territories where german is an official language (outside of germany). German is one of the world’s most prominent languages and is the most widely spoken native tongue in the european union. German is also an official language in switzerland and liechtenstein. the six countries that have german as their official language, in alphabetical order, are: around 130 million people worldwide speak german as their mother tongue. German is the most widely spoken mother language and an official language in four countries in the european union: officially, there are six german speaking countries in europe: in fact, there are seven countries where german is the official language or a dominant one.