GERMANY---U. S. A. a comparison TABLE of CONTENTS * WELCOME * An Introduction to the projectThis is team 10388: About usHolidays Which one's we celebrate and how! Spare Time In Germany and in theUnited StatesGAPP German-American- Partnership-Program Facts/Data/Statistics about the two countriesExplanation of each School SystemMail us!!! Enjoy the web site and please mail us comments about our pages!!! (link disabled). Thank you for being visitor number since August 1st, 1997

SITE SEARCH SITE MAP Ethnologue > Web version > Country index > Europe > Germany Languages of Germany [See also SIL publications on the languages of Germany.] Federal Republic of Germany, Bundesrepublik Deutschland. 82,424,609. Population includes 5,241,801 without German citizenship (1990 official figures). National or official language: Standard German. Literacy rate: 99%. Also includes Adyghe (2,000), Algerian Spoken Arabic (26,000), Assyrian Neo-Aramaic, Catalan-Valenci ...

Welcome to Germany: an exploration of the people and the culture. This site is dedicated to German culture and ways of life. Throughout this site you can learn about many aspects of German culture, customs and daily life such as; their holidays and celebrations, the school system, the states, and the food. There is also a section about what it's like to live in Germany as an exchange student. A definition of culture Culture can be defined in many ways. It's not just the music and art ...

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German Life magazine is a bimonthly, English-language publication covering travel, historical, cultural, genealogical, and culinary topics for those interested in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and German-America. Each issue also features a "Language" department with an article in German with an accompanying English-language translation. German Life also offers special discounted student subscription rates. Contact circulation@germanlife.com for additional information. ...