What is the difference between German and Germany?

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German is a language and germany is a country
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Germany is the specific country and the citizens of the country also speaks a specified language that is *German*
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German refers to the language spoken by people in Germany and other German-speaking countries, while Germany is a specific country located in Central Europe. German is the official language of Germany, spoken by the majority of its population.
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German refers to the language spoken by people in Germany and other German-speaking countries, while Germany is a specific country located in Central Europe. German is the official language of Germany, spoken by the majority of its population.
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