GIGANTIC DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GERMAN AND ENGLISH
Keywords:
Language, key, article, gender, sounds, word length, punctuation, verb placement, umlauts, cases, capitalizationAbstract
The Presidential Decree -4947 of February 7, 2017 on the Strategy of actions for the further Development of the Republic of Uzbekistan focuses on the development of education and science. In order to ensure the implementation of decisions on measures to further improve the system of learning foreign languages, a lot of significant work is being done in our country. According to the head of state , in order for each industry owner to master his field and compete globally , it is necessary to be able to understand and speak a foreign language fluently. During the writing of this article, I tried to highlight 14 differences in English and German. During the writing of this article , German noun genders and English noun. This article also covers word length, English and German pronunciation , verb forms and articles. This article is about cases in German and English language. And also written umlauts in German language. They are short and limited in size, rich in content written in prose in form.
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