The teacher of German looked like a German woman.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The teacher of German looked like a German woman.

The teacher of German looked like a German woman.

He learned a little German in [《主に英国で用いられる》 at] high school.

Not only does she speak English, but also German.

She can speak German, not to mention English.

Who taught you German?

He knows German, to say nothing of English.

The English language is cognate to the German language.

English and German are two related languages.

English is a Germanic language.

English and German share a common ancestor.

English is a sister language of German.

I can tell by his accent that he is German.

He is studying English, but he is also studying German.

He speaks German, not to mention English.

I've only recently begun to learn German.

English has many affinities with German.

My German teacher is very patient.

She has good command of German.

He learned German the hard way.

He speaks German, not to mention English.

It was not until he was forty that he began to study German.

He knows very little English, much less German.

Do your children know German?

I have been teaching Japanese to German people since 2001.

Germany is called "Deutschland" in German.

Father translated the German letter into Japanese.

He speaks German, not to mention English.

I'd like to learn German.

I would like to learn German.