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In Frankfurt, we got 5 language schools in our database:
Rotlintstrasse 64 60316 Frankfurt Germany / west Tel: +49 69 943 409 63 Fax: +49 69 975 392 624 Email info@a-viva.net Web www.a-viva.net |
Am Weingarten 60487 Frankfurt am Main Germany / west Tel: 0049 069 779028 Fax: 0049 069 70793997 Email info@akademiegermanica.com Web www.akademiegermanica.com | ||||
Münchener Straße 11 60329 Frankfurt Germany / west Tel: 496924277991 Fax: 4996924277999 Email hbolle@dwi-sprachen.de Web www.dwi-sprachen.de |
Kaiserstraße 11 60311 Frankfurt/Main Germany / Hessen Tel: 0049 69 61 99 03 84 Fax: 0049 69 61 99 03 85 Email info@fokusfrankfurt.eu Web www.fokusfrankfurt.eu | ||||
Diesterwegplatz 72 60594 Frankfurt/ Main Germany / west Tel: 069-96 122 7-0 Fax: 069-96 20 395 Email frankfurt@goethe.de Web www.goethe.de |
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Language schools in Frankfurt
Language courses in Frankfurt
Frankfurt am Main is the largest city in the German state of Hesse and the fifth largest city of Germany, ituated on the Main river. Among English speakers it is usually known as simply Frankfurt, but Germans call it by its full name so as to distinguish it from another Frankfurt in Germany, Frankfurt an der Oder. It was once called Frankfort-on-Main in English, a direct translation of Frankfurt am Main.
The three pillar industries of Frankfurt are finance, exhitibions and transport; it is the transport hub of Germany. Frankfurt has been Germany's financial capital for centuries. The Frankfurt Stock Exchange is Germany's largest, the site of 85% of Germany's turnover in stocks, and one of the world's biggest. Frankfurt is also the home of the European Central Bank and the German Bundesbank. Many large trade fairs also call Frankfurt home.