If I write cover letter in German language (and I have only A1 level in German language), am I expected to talk in German at the interview?

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Yes, that is possible. Writing cover letter of your CV in German would set their expectations high and it shows that you are well-versed with German and can speak fluently. Knowing German is one of your additional qualification and let that quality be visible in your CV. If they ask you must mention...
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Yes, that is possible. Writing cover letter of your CV in German would set their expectations high and it shows that you are well-versed with German and can speak fluently. Knowing German is one of your additional qualification and let that quality be visible in your CV. If they ask you must mention and speak in German but don't invite them to start everything in German but if you are fluent enough in German and can manage answering any question thrown to you then no issue at all. It is always suggested to be simple during the interviews and no show offs , just answer the questions smartly. read less
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I think no.
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