Learning a foreign language always starts with the alphabet. The German alphabet was created on the basis of Latin, which was the official language of the Frankish state. It includes 26 letters and three umlauts. Prior to that, runes were used as writing, which were not similar to the Latin alphabet. The Latin language received a strong development thanks to the development of the Romans and Christianity. The development of the language was the work of Martin Luther, who translated the Bible into German. In the 17th century, the German language received support through the activities of literati and philosophers. In the 19th century, a familiar language appeared. Now German is spoken in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg and even in Italy. Each coloring page is a picture and the first letter of the pictured word. Color with benefit!
