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The truth about learning any new language is that it always takes time and dedication to master it. The misconception that German is too difficult to learn is irrelevant,  considering the fact that both English and German utilise the same 26 letters which form the Latin alphabet. And the plus point is that English speakers actually find it easier to learn German. Looking back, English has its roots in the German language. In fact, several German words are used in English. Words like ‘rucksack’ ‘angst’ are originally German terms. The der, the die and the das might seem like mission impossible for all the noob learners out there. But speaking proper German will mean mastering the gender as well. 

Studying German could come in handy as it is not only the official language of Germany, but also of Austria, Liechtenstein and the 19 cantons of Switzerland. About 95 million people around the world speak the German language. It is also the most widely spoken language in the European Union after English. Who would have thought that you would be speaking in German while paragliding over the Dolomites? There are even cities with German populations in South American countries due to immigration flows during the 19th and 20th centuries.