Is it possible to survive in Germany without knowing the German language? Is English not enough?

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Knowing German is very important if you want to pursue studies and live in Germany. Even if your course is in English you need to speak german in order to live in Germany. The Germans love their language and you need to know it if you want to make a conversation or be a part of their conversations. Also...
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Knowing German is very important if you want to pursue studies and live in Germany. Even if your course is in English you need to speak german in order to live in Germany. The Germans love their language and you need to know it if you want to make a conversation or be a part of their conversations. Also knowing German will help you ease your stay in Germany, be it talking to the locals, going to the supermarket or even finding a part time job, German is very much necessary when you live in Germany. For Learning German Language you can connect with us for our Language learning classes. read less
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