Is German dying

we can only hope

Nein

Warum würde es?

>>78577869
Not really. We have adopted some word, especially pop-cultural words. The trend of Anglicisms in German language is dying out very slowly, because it's not authentic. Anyway, there are some fields like informatics for example, which require English skills of course, but this is where it ends.

>forget German
>can no longer operate old machinery or read historical texts

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>>78577869
no.
People outside of big cities and population hotspots are still too dumb to speak a second language fluent, even english.

>>78578503
>this is what big city cucks actually believe

>>78578595
>tourist approaches
>"hey there could you please tell me where the city hall is?"
>"yeah eh hm mhm itz right uh zis street down and zen ehh links uhm I mean left 'tschuldigung uh sorry"

>>78578256
>>78578503
>>78578595
>>78578781
Interesting

I've always heard the memes that everyone under 25 pretty much knows English

>>78577869
Feminists are killing it.
Have you ever heard about grammatical gender? In short: every word in its base form a gender but it doesn't have much to do with whether something has a dick or a cunt. Additionally you can add suffixes to explicitly point out that something is female (-in) or male (-er). e.g. a female anon would be an anonin.
To get back to the point: feminists deemed it sexist that most professions and occupations are "male" words. So nowadays, in higher education or scientific papers whenever you talk about a group of people you always have to mention it twice. Reading something like
>...A group of ten scientistins and scientists recently conducted an experiment with 100 studentins and students on the effects of...
for hundreds of pages really hurts the reading flow

>>78580716
>I've always heard the memes that everyone under 25 pretty much knows English
Everybody is able to perform basic communication. People who went to highschool, yes, they pretty much know English, but someone who started an apprenticeship at the age of 15 after middle school and never needs English in his daily life... will probably be fine with a fluent conversational partner who can lead, but not with someone who's equally inexperienced.

>>78577869
nein du verschissenes kanadisches schwein

>>78577869
Inferior cuck races will be extinct by 2025

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kF9zBLEZbE8

I Hope so
What a horrible language

>>78577869
Doesn't seem to be by my view. Lots of Europeans speak it.

I hope not, I'm not a big fan of English, especially when it's spoken by non-anglos (or Americans)

>>78577869
Short answer: No.
Long answer: No.

>>78587352
If a tourist starts asking you something in English, will you refuse to answer in English and pretend you can't speak it?

>>78587442
No, I'll try to help him and use this as an opportunity to practice my english pronunciation.

You may have misunderstood my post, friend, not being a huge fan of a language doesn't mean I'll try to be an ass to whoever speaks it, it's just a personnal thing