Why we should learn German

8/16/2017

In this article, John le Carré makes a case for the importance of learning the German language. He highlights Germany's historical and contemporary cultural contributions, scientific advancements, and economic power. Le Carré argues that by learning German, individuals can gain a deeper understanding of German literature, philosophy, and music, which have had a significant impact on the world. He also emphasizes the importance of communication and cooperation between nations, suggesting that learning German can help bridge cultural and linguistic gaps. Le Carré concludes by encouraging readers to embrace the German language as a means of broadening their horizons and fostering international understanding.

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