Because their parents spoke german with them.
Actually, it's a mystery to linguist where the indogerman dialect evolved. All that is known, is that somehow, several thousand years ago, people from the south migrated to the area that's now known as Germany an brough their language with them.
In a way this is a circular question. The definition of a German is somebody who speaks German. If the didn't speak German they wouldn't be Germans!
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∙ 15y agoGerman is an important language in commerce and industry.
Also there are more German speaking people in Europe, than French or English speaking.
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∙ 11y agoThey speak German because it's the native language of Germany.
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∙ 12y agoBecause I'm German
Does he speak German = Spricht er Deutsch
It would be most unusual for a German not to be able to speak German. I therefore answer 99.99% of Germans speak German. The reasoning :- there is a very small percentage of people who have speech impediments that rends it impossible for them to speak at all.
No. The Russian people primarily speak Russian, and Germans primarily speak German.
The Germans speak German. There are many Germans that can also speak English and no doubt many Germans are able to speak many other languages depending on their education and position in life,
Germans primarily speak German, but many also speak English as a second language due to its prominence in international business and education. Additionally, some Germans may speak regional dialects or minority languages such as Low German, Sorbian, or Turkish.
Germans are in a minority in Poland. There are about 148,000 Germans in Poland. But German population is decreasing in Poland.
English and German
They speak German in Luxembourg because it is a neighbouring country and the Germans invaded Luxembourg during the war.
They speak German in Luxembourg because it is a neighbouring country and the Germans invaded Luxembourg during the war.
Germans are have blue eyes and speak English. japan have chinky eyes and speak Japanese.
Germans speak the German language because it is their native language, passed down through generations. The German language originated from the Germanic branch of the Indo-European language family and has evolved over time to become the official language of Germany.
Most modern-day metropolitan Germans speak German, of course, and more and more of them speak quite passable English - the younger they are, the more English they speak, and the better they speak it. Most also at least understand what is called "Swiss German" even if they can't speak it fluently, and much the same can be said of Dutch - they may not speak it, but they can usually get the drift of what is being said.