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    He said his mom spoke mostly English, but added, “We definitely heard German whenever she lost her temper.” “My mother is now in her 80s, and as she gets older, she probably speaks more German now than she used to.” McMahon has passed on his love of the Teutonic tongue to his son. "It’s really great ... my son is at the University of Notre Dame, and he spent a year abroad in Innsbruck, Austria, and now he’s doing an internship with John Deere in Mannheim, Germany. Now that he speaks [German], it’s sort of a secret language between me and him, because my wife and daughter speak less than we do." Asked what he loves most about the language, McMahon answers energetically, “I love that it’s very exact, and the words sound just like they are spelled. Full Article at The Hill
    It’s really great ... my son is at the University of Notre Dame, and he spent a year abroad in Innsbruck, Austria, and now he’s doing an internship with John Deere in Mannheim, Germany. Now that he speaks [German], it’s sort of a secret language between me and him, because my wife and daughter speak less than we do.
    SOURCE: The Hill 1 month ago