German
In Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Lichtenstien as well as throughout eastern Europe, German (not English), is most frequently the second language of the people. Roughly 25% of the U.S. population is of German descent with cities and communities spotting the landscape.
Learning German comes easily to most speakers of the English language since German is closely related to English in terms of vocabulary and verb forms. Just look at this typical example:
singen - ich singe - ich sang - ich habe gesungen
(to sing ) - (I sing) - (I sang) - (I have sung)
Ideas, Culture & Entertainment
German has always been an important language in the arts and sciences. The German language can give you access to some of the world's greatest literary works and the writings of countless outstanding scholars and scientists. Whether your interests lie in philosophy, chemistry, literature, physics, medicine, history, music, or modern film, German is the language to study!
The German language and culture impacts our lives everyday. Courses are designed to introduce you to classical and colloquial German as well as understanding, speaking, reading, and writing German.
Information about curriculum and course descriptions concerning an:
- Associates in Arts degree designed to transfer to other colleges and universities,
- an Associates in Applied Sciences 2-year degree,
- Or a Certificate of Achievement in German
Learn more about studying German here.
To see the German Associate Degree and Certificate programs click here.
For more information contact:
TCC International Language Center
(918) 595-7068
saston@tulsacc.edu
