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What percentage of people in germany speak german turkish italian greek english danish dutch?

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An answer giving the data that you have requested is not readily available.

But the following information may suffice.

It is estimated that 95% of Germany's population speak German.

Of Germany's 82,210,894 inhabitants,

74,969,842 are German= (91.2%) all of whom speak German,

the remaining 7.241,052 are foreigners.

1,713,551 are Turkish all of whom speak Turkish and mostly speak German
528,318 are Italian all of whom speak Italian and mostly speak German
384,808 are Polish all of whom speak Polish and mostly speak German
50, 000 are Danish all of whom speak Danish and German

The remaining 4114375 are minorities from the many other countries of the world,
for which there are no statistics available.

Note:-
All statistics (2007) are estimates.

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