What do Spanish and German have in common?

They’re both Indo-European languages and thus related, and share a lot of the same features (common word roots, grammatical genders, etc.).

What is German language called?

German
Germany/Official languages

What is the hardest language to speak in the world?

Mandarin
Mandarin As mentioned before, Mandarin is unanimously considered the toughest language to master in the world! Spoken by over a billion people in the world, the language can be extremely difficult for people whose native languages use the Latin writing system.

What do Germans think of people who speak Spanish?

Overall Germans had either neutral reactions to hearing us speak Spanish, or positive ones, I didn’t encounter a negative one anywhere. On another occasion I was in Berlin in a hotel with lots of young people from all over Europe and there was a group organising going together to clubs.

What do Germans think about Mexico and Mexicans?

Don’t think Germans know much about Mexico or Mexicans. They might come up with ‘Arriba, Arriba! Andale, Andale!’ if they’ve seen Speedy Gonzales in the past. You’ll nowadays find some Mexican fast food places and restaurants in the largest cities, unfortunately often ‘Germanized’.

How did the Germans feel about the Western powers?

As for the western allies, the Germans had a great respect for them. To the Germans, the western powers were culturally and ethnically the same. They were seen as honorable opponents and potential allies.

Why don’t more Europeans want to learn German in Germany?

As much as Germany is considered an economic powerhouse, the vast majority of Europeans don’t really want to learn German or study there (or send their kids there to study). The food is considered uninspired, too, and only Berlin has some cachet among younger Europeans for its vibrant underground club scene.