Pity. See, I'm not from Germany, I'm American, and I am half German and half Irish. In my teens, I fell in love with the German language. Deutsch is, dark, passionate, romantic, deep. It's not as light hearted or recognized as other languages, like Italian, and the most popular, French. I'm not really fond of French, it's a little prissy, flamboyant in some cases. Normal French is very appealing, but when non French people try to mimic the accent, it's very... over done. However, German has to be one of my favorites. As I said, it's a little dark, but very, very beautiful. The words and accents can be very appealing, and passionate for life and feeling, emotions, like love, loss, pain, hardship, and I think German music is some of my absolute favorite. I hear Americans always say it's "Gutteral." I feel like they only heard a little Rammstein before making that judgement. I mean, Rammstein is one of my favorite bands, but there's SO much more, that's just Till's way of pronouncing words, me makes it sound guttural and dark, angry, sad, and distraught. German I have heard is smooth, flowing, like... Black velvet. Like the German ch, usually Till makes a guttural hacking noise with Ich brochen, Till will sing "Iiicccchhh Brocccccchhhhhheeen" But Germans I hear, only make a H sound like "HUH" sound with CH, like "Ich" or "Ih" "Bro-hen" Making there sentences very smooth and flowing... As I said, I am passionate about the German language, and fascinated by languages in general. I would love to learn Russian, Latin, Spanish, French, Italian and others.