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Europeans speak German more easily because it's not quite as hard as it seems to most Americans once you start learning it. Someone who doesn't speak it would only hear a bunch of say "grunting" noises, but once you can hear it it's much easier. Gramatacially, it's very similar to English, which some people find surprising, though in general the vocabulary is more different. I am a ten year old doing this from my bedroom in Ohio and do not speak German; I just have a friend who speaks it fluently. So, Joey, if you're reading this, dies Menchen sind ratlos!

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