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Is that German?

I don't understand German.

You understand German, right?

I want to study German.

I have to learn German.

Kate is majoring in German.

You don't know German, do you?

You can speak German.

I don't understand German at all.

"Do you speak German?" "No, I don't."

Does your wife know German?

Is it hard to learn German?

Is German pronunciation difficult?

Do your children know German?

I want to speak in German with Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Yiddish isn't German.

I understand a bit of German.

What do you call this thing in German?

I can't speak German.

I have been studying German for two years.

This word is derived from German.

I'll soon register for a course in German.

He is studying English, but he is also studying German.

Who teaches you German?

This sentence is written in German.

How do you say "good bye" in German?

John sent me a letter written in German.

My knowledge of German is poor.

I love your German accent.

Cathy can speak French and German.

Spanish is much easier than German.

I want to study not German, but Esperanto.

German is not as difficult as Icelandic.

I think my German is really bad.

I'm looking for someone who speaks German.

He's tired after his German classes.

"I'm going for a walk!" "What do you mean, 'a walk'?! What about German?"

My uncle can speak German.

He cannot speak English, much less German.

English and German belong to the same language family.

I want to study German in addition to English.

He can speak not only English but also German.

He can speak both English and German.

Tom can speak German as well as English.

Father translated the German letter into Japanese.

My German teacher is very patient.

English and German are related languages.

Dutch is closely related to German.

She graduated in German at Cambridge.

I am in favor of a German orthographic reform.

Andy is master of French and German.

I can read German, but I can't speak it.

"Why are you so interested in Germany?" "I don't know."

I'd like to study German, but I don't have the time.

He speaks Japanese well, but I can't speak German.

I can't speak English, much less German.

He can't read English, much less German.

For example, he speaks German, French and English.

The teacher of German looked like a German woman.

She speaks German and French, not to mention English.

The man speaks English with a German accent.

This is the first letter I've written in German.

She brought me many novels in German.

In another six months you will be able to speak German fluently.

It was not until he was forty that he began to study German.

I did German at school for six years, but I've forgotten almost all of it now.