The future of language. by rick noack. russian and german are two languages whose global impact is on the decline: both are top languages in book translations and wikipedia, but barely make it. While these questions highlight the role of the german language and german-speaking countries, the answers will also have significance for other 'national' languages and other countries in europe. aims and objectives. Pretty sure german never had a great future in namibia after germany lost all its colonies in 1919. but german is still the 11th most spoken language in the world (ref: wikipedia), and, as the most widely spoken language in the eu, one of its three working languages..
Here's the thing: the data suggests that french language just might be the language of the future. french isn't mostly spoken by french people, and hasn't been for a long time now.. Introduction. the future perfect (futur ii, vollendete zukunft) expresses the assumption that an action will have been completed by the time of speaking, or by a particular point in the future.. master the future perfect tense on lingolia. learn the rules for conjugating the future perfect tense and tips on how and when to use.. "the grammatical structure in german is perhaps more difficult than other major european languages, but as soon as a language is considered useful, people forget about the difficulty," he said..
