Is it hard to study at a university in Germany, being a non-German? How are you coping with learning the German language?

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Its not at all hard. Germany is a country where they welcome all nationalities and people from around the world. German is an easy language its origin is similar like English so its not very difficult to learn this language. If you are dedicated and can study daily for min two hours you can well verse...
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Its not at all hard. Germany is a country where they welcome all nationalities and people from around the world. German is an easy language its origin is similar like English so its not very difficult to learn this language. If you are dedicated and can study daily for min two hours you can well verse this language. read less
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