German-speaking

Adjective Satellite

Meaning

able to communicate in German

Source: WordNet

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Examples

The intellectual condition of post-war Western Europe would have been unrecognizable to a visitor from even the quite recent past. German-speaking central Europe-the engine room of European culture for the first third of the twentieth century-had ceased to exist. Tony Judt

Ackerman's German-speaking wife Wendayne ("Wendy") did most of the translation. Source: Internet

According to Mathias Kundert, while there was never a plan to Germanize the Romansh areas of Grisons, many German-speaking groups wished that the entire canton would become German-speaking. Source: Internet

Before World War I, in the German-speaking world, the term Mitteleuropa (from German: Middle Europe) was used to refer to an area larger than most conceptions of Central Europe, encompassing Switzerland and the other German-speaking countries. Source: Internet

Also, German-speaking Royal Prussia and Prussian cities were included. Source: Internet

Although German-speaking voice actors play only a secondary role, they are still notable for providing familiar voices to well-known actors. Source: Internet

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