German is one of the largest languages, so knowing German or translating your offerings into German will open up many opportunities for expansion. The business possibilities offered by the German market are numerous, including some of the most profitable sectors, like industry, agriculture, IT, medicine, finance, and others.

German is spoken in many European countries as a first language, meaning that it is less dependent on English. Most German businesses prefer using their native language in their daily activities, even when interacting with foreigners.

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• Natively spoken in 7 European countries (Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein and parts of Italy)
• More than 90 million native speakers
• Every tenth book published on the planet is in German
• Spoken by more than 100 million people worldwide

• 79.5% of Germany's population uses the internet regularly
• 6th most used language on the internet with 75+ million users
• Big majority of German speakers browse the internet in their native language

• Germany with a population of over 80 million is a leading global economy
• German exports in 2010 accounted for €1.146 trillion
• GDP $36,033/capita which ranks it one of the most prosperous countries
• Around 69% of the GDP originates from services

German is the largest branch of the Indo-Germanic language tree and is one of the biggest languages on the planet. It is related to other European languages, like Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Dutch and English. German is the official language in seven European countries, and each one of them is a leading economy on the continent.

Modern German language didn't evolve until the 18th century, when renowned writers and linguists developed the German language that is spoken and written today. Thorough history German was the official language of several European empires, like Austria-Hungary and The Holy Roman Empire. Even though these world-empires don't exist anymore, German is still one of the most widely spoken and culturally significant languages on the planet.