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Are there any parts of germany that solely speak english? Someone told me there were. o_o No there are no parts of Germany speaking solely English. US military bases Homer is right. I don't agree with Homer. Even on U.S. military bases, there are people who don't speak English. Civil staff, and some freshly married German women who still have to learn, for instance. But they dont speak solely englisch Why should that be the case? Are there any parts in the US where people speak only German - I am not talking about Texas Germans or Pennsylvania Dutch who speak old forms of German. Well I wouldn't call the Americans' language "English", to be honest. British English is proper English, American English is just a dialect. No. Except places where the US Military staying. I was in Cologne, Munich, the Rhineland and drove all around. Every place we went, with the exception of a few small restaurants and shops, spoke english. No, but there are always individuals who can speak English all over Germany. I would suggest if anyone is traveling or thinking about making his/her home in Germany to learn some German. You'll enjoy your stay better. first person is right... BUT The younger Germans take English in school and a lot like to practice on you. Around the military bases and most Germans on the bases speak pretty good english. But it definitely helps to learn the basics like Danke- Thank you and Please- Bitte(pronounced bitta). Get a book with words and phrases to help you out. Even though I had 2 years of high school German and a semester in college,I still needed a book for harder words. |
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