What are the German-speaking countries?

Question 1: which German-speaking countries are Germany, Austria and Switzerland?

German is the official language of Germany and Austria, and it is also one of the four official languages of Switzerland (the official languages also include three other languages: French, Italian and Romans).

German is the mother tongue used by more than 6,543.8 billion people. Originally used in Germany, Austria, northern Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, South Tyrol, Italy, a small part of Belgium, a part of Poland and a part of Alsace and Lorraine, France. In addition, there are a large number of German-speaking people in Germany's former colonies, such as Namibia, and there are still a small number of German-speaking minorities in some countries in Eastern Europe.

Question 2: Which countries in the world speak German? German is the official language of Germany and Austria and one of the four official languages of Switzerland.

Originally in Germany, Austria (? Sterreich), northern Switzerland (Nordschweiz), Liechtenstein (Lichtenstein), Luxembourg (Luxemburg), South Tyrol, Italy (Südtirol, Italien), a small part of Belgium (Belgium), a part of Poland (Poland) and a part of Alsace, France (Elsa? , Frankreich) area. In addition, in these countries' colonies (Kolonie), such as Namibia, there is a large German-speaking population (Deutsche Sprach IGEBEV? Lkerungen), in some countries in Eastern Europe (Osteuropa), there are also a few German-speaking minorities (Deutsch sprachige Minderheiten). In addition, German is spoken by a few people in German immigrant areas in countries such as the Soviet Union and Romania, and in Pennsylvania, USA.

German is the only official language in these countries:

? Germany

? Austria

? Liechtenstein

German is one of the official languages of the following countries:

? Belgium (also includes French and Dutch)

? Italy (Italian, French and Slovenian are also available)

? Luxembourg (also in Luxemburg and French)

? Switzerland (French, Italian and Romance are also available)

German is the minority language of the following countries (according to the number of speakers):

? Denmark

? France

? Russia

? Republic of Kazakhstan

? Poland

? Romania

? Togo

? Namibia

? Paraguay

? Hungary

? Czech Republic and Slovakia

? the Netherlands

? Ukraine

? Croatia

? Mordoya

? Latvia

? Estonia

? Lithuania

Question 3: What are the official languages of German? 10 German belongs to Indo-European and Germanic languages. Also belonging to the same language family are English, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish and Icelandic. French and German do not belong to the same language family.

German is the most frequently learned foreign language and one of the top ten most commonly used languages in the world. Nearly 1. 1 100 million people in the world use German as their mother tongue, and about18 million people use German as their non-mother tongue.

In Germany, Austria and Liechtenstein, German is the only official language.

As an official language, German plays an important role in Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg and Italy.

Question 4: Which German-speaking countries are there? The beautiful love in the German-speaking area of the world is just the same wine, stored in two jars, which can be completely integrated with Confucianism.

Coco chanel said, "A woman can live without marriage, but she can't live without love". It can be seen that love is the water of life that nourishes women's romantic feelings. Without it, the flowery life will wither alone. I agree with this statement, but in my bones, I have the impulse to make a small modification to it: "A person can live without marriage, but not without love". I don't know if this is an understanding of the profound thoughts of ancient philosophers. But my revision is not unreasonable, that is to say, not only women need love, but perfect love is equally important to men. Is to ignite men's lives and things.

Question 5: What are the German-speaking countries in Europe (43 countries/1 region)? Northern Europe: Finland, Sweden, Norway, Iceland and the Faroe Islands of Denmark (Denmark) (6) Eastern Europe: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Russia, Ukraine and Moldova (7) Central Europe: Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary. Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Monaco (7) Southern Europe: Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Macedonia, Albania, Greece, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Mexico, Italy, Vatican, San Marino, Malta, Spain, Portugal and Andorra speak the European continent, with many small countries and many languages. Some countries are very small. No matter which direction you drive, you will arrive in another country in less than 4-5 hours, but they still have their own language. Some countries have several official languages, so you have to marvel that almost all Europeans are language geniuses. There is no doubt that Europe has the most languages in the world. Tiao Tiao thinks that the disunity of a country is more or less caused by language differences, and it is precisely because of the division of language that the country is divided. The unification of China's language is the result of Qin Shihuang's tyranny. There are no dictators like that in Europe (Napoleon and Hitler are only attempts), so the language cannot be unified. Jump and summarize the language distribution of EU countries. If there are readers who want to study and travel in Europe, they can take a closer look. (The so-called "international communication language" below refers to the preferredinternationallanguage communication language in this country, that is, the first foreign language. For example, in China, when you meet foreign friends, you usually speak English. ) Germany: official language: proportion of the population who speak the official language: German population: 8 1.9% International communication language: English (jumping feeling:) Young people know a little, but the elderly don't. It is said that German is the worst language in the world, but I don't think so either. Germans are really fierce and bold, but isn't this suitable for Germans' rational and serious personality? I don't know whether language affects personality or personality affects language. ) Britain: Official Language: Proportion of people who speak English as an official language: 58.8% International communication language: English) The popularity of English is inevitable, even in France in the future. English is the language of recitation, with cadence and drama. ) France: Official Language: French Proportion of people who speak the official language: 58.2% International communication language: French (Jumping feeling: the French are extremely narcissistic, and there is no other language in life except French. However, French, how to say it, is still very nice! French belongs to feminine type. ) Italy: Official Language: Proportion of people who speak the official language in Italy: 57.5% International communication language: French (Theo regrets: Italian is actually very nice, the language of singing! Italian vibrato on the tip of the tongue is really better than singing! ) Spain: official language: Spanish, Catalan. Proportion of people who speak the official language: Spanish (33.4%), Catalan (7. 1%). International communication language: French (unfortunately, in Spain, French is used at the end of jumping, because many people can only understand French when asking for directions! Jump, jump, be proud. Spanish is regarded as an elegant aristocratic language. ) Netherlands: Official Language: Dutch Proportion of people who speak the official language: 15.5% International communication language: English (jumping feeling: Dutch is really not good to listen to! Some people say it is "tucao" language, because in Dutch, the sound of H is particularly heavy, hehe. ) Greece: Official Language: Greek Proportion of people who speak the official language: 10.6% International language: English (jumping feeling: Greece, another dream place ~ ~) Belgium: Official language: Dutch, French and German Proportion of people who speak the official language: Dutch (6.4%) and French (3.7%). Dutch is spoken in northern Belgium and French is spoken in southern Belgium. ) Portugal: Official Language: Portuguese Proportion of the population who speaks the official language: 9.9% International language: French (sense of leap: Portuguese and French are almost the same) Sweden: Official language ... >>

Question 6: Which German-speaking countries are mainly Germany and Austria, and parts of Switzerland, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein also speak German.

Question 7: Where does the German-speaking area refer to in the world? German-speaking countries and regions, including Germany, Austria, most parts of Switzerland, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein. It even includes northern Poland and a small part of Russia.