For a sport that was first introduced over 150 years ago, Germany is not a country that is associated with cricket. A powerhouse in the football world, Germans never fail to make their voices heard at sporting venues and have some of the most passionate supporters in the world. The influx of people from different backgrounds, especially from the Indian subcontinent has played a big role in cricket gaining some relevance in the country, but it still has a long way to go to become one of the more ‘popular’ sports, especially amongst the younger generation.
In an exclusive interview with SPOGO, Brian Mantle, Chief Executive Officer at the German Cricket Federation speaks about promoting cricket, grassroot development, overcoming challenges, raising the standard of cricket and his future goals and aspirations.
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Yet, there are many reasons why you should learn to speak German and many good online resources to motivate you to learn it, especially because it’s an amazing challenge too few take on.
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It Is the Most communicated Native Language in Europe
According to Ethnologue, German boasts of 80 million native speakers which makes it the language with the most native speakers of the continent.
This is, without the shadow of a doubt, a great reason for at least considering whether it’s a mistake to not learn the German language.
Currently, German still serves this purpose, as it bridges Central and Eastern Europe.