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Why learn German?

10 Reasons

Do you like Goethe and Kafka?  Are you interested in the different cultures of German-speaking countries?  Or do you just like travelling through Europe and being able to speak the language?  These are all good reasons to learn German.  Do you need more?

Number One (c) istock/Nael Nabil Germany is one of the world's largest exporters.
Number Two(c) istock/Nael Nabil German is the most commonly spoken language in the EU.
Number Three (c) istock/Nael Nabil 18% of the world's books are published in German.
Number Four (c) istock/Nael Nabil Germany is home to numerous international corporations.
Number Five (c) istock/Nael Nabil German is no harder to learn to speak and write than other languages.
Number Six (c) istock/Nael Nabil German is the second-most commonly used scientific language.
Number Seven (c) istock/Nael Nabil German is the language of Goethe, Nietzsche and Kafka. Mozart, Bach, Beethoven, Freud and Einstein also spoke German.
Number Eight (c) istock/Nael Nabil Speaking and understanding German will deepen your knowledge of the culture and improve your employment opportunities.  
Number Nine (c) istock/Nael NabilLearning German provides deeper insights into a region that plays a vital role in central Europe's intellectual and economic life and in its cultural history.
Number Ten (c) istock/Nael Nabil In many regions, Germans account for the largest percentage of tourists.