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'''German''' (German: ''Deutsch'') is a [[West Germanic languages|West Germanic language]] of the [[Indo-European language family]]. It is the official language of [[Germany]] and [[Austria]]. German is also the official language of [[Liechtenstein]] and one of the official languages of [[Belgium]]. In [[Switzerland]], it is a national language and one of the principal federal official languages.
'''German''' (German: ''Deutsch'') is a [[West Germanic languages|West Germanic language]] of the [[Indo-European language family]]. It is the official language of [[Germany]] and [[Austria]]. German is also the official language of [[Liechtenstein]] and one of the official languages of [[Belgium]]. In [[Switzerland]], it is a national language and one of the principal federal official languages.


German is written with the [[Latin alphabet]]. Its ISO 639-1 code is ''de''. Its ISO 639-2 codes are ''deu'' and ''ger'', with ''deu'' used as the terminological code and ''ger'' as the bibliographic code.
German is written with the [[Latin alphabet]]. Its [[ICR 300]] short code is ''DE''. Its canonical ICR code is ''DEU'', with ''GER'' retained as a deprecated compatibility alias.


== History ==
== History ==
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* [[French language]]
* [[French language]]
* [[Language]]
* [[Language]]
* [[List of ISO 639-2 codes]]
* [[List of ICR language codes]]
* [[West Germanic languages]]
* [[West Germanic languages]]