Ich gehe jetzt. Ich werde Dich/Euch/Sie Sonntag sehen or
Ich gehe jetzt. Ich seh' Dich/Euch/Sie Sonntag sehen
The German language belongs to the West Germanic branch of the Indo-European language family. It evolved from dialects spoken by Germanic tribes in Central Europe during the early Middle Ages. Over time, these dialects merged to form what we now recognize as the German language.
IMPOSSIBLE?!?! I have it on german now, and I don't understand a crap!
The first text in the German language was Martin Luther's bible which was printed in 1545. Before this time, there was no official German language, merely a collection of dialects among people who may or may not have considered themselves "Germans." This "official language" helped bring about a sense of German identity. The German that is spoken now is actually close to Martin Luther's dialect.
Language and culture was what the german's brought . Now the dutch also brought these things but they also brought weaponry and animals.
In 1800, Germans primarily spoke various dialects of German, which eventually evolved into what is now known as Standard German. This period also marked the beginning of a more standardized form of the language due to the influence of writers and scholars.
"Hello World" is a common phrase used to demonstrate the basic syntax of a programming language. In German, you would say "Hallo Welt." The sentence "you speak German now" translates to "Du sprichst jetzt Deutsch."
The German language evolved from West Germanic dialects spoken by various Germanic tribes in what is now Germany. It is closely related to English, Dutch, and other Germanic languages. The standardized form of German used today, known as Hochdeutsch (High German), originated in the southern regions of the German-speaking area.
The German language came to being after the publication of the German Bible by Martin Luther in 1534. Before this, Germans spoke a wide range of dialects. Even today some German dialects cannot be understood by Germans from other parts of the country.
Germanic used to be a language known as ancient German. Now it is used to group all peoples with culture or language of Germanic origin.
Austrians speak German so it could not have been introduced.
Leaving Me Now was created in 1985.
Now That You Are Leaving was created in 2002.