For many people the unique personality trait known as charisma can be rather hard to pin down in a lot of cases. There are of course individuals out there who have a rather strange, magnetic aura around them. For them, it is easier to draw people in and influence them in rather subtle ways. Having these traits is important in a lot of different fields. People can use this skill whether it be for the greater good or for their own ends, and history has many different examples of people who have abused the rather charismatic flair that they had. German speakers might also have a certain aspect of this within the language that they use.
For many people, charisma could be down to the style of the language that they use. Those who have some form of understanding of this particular language are obviously going to comprehend certain nuances within it. It is also interesting to note how similar this language is with regards to English. Certain similarities can be drawn by English speakers when they settle down to study German speakers.
English, of course, is considered to be a member of the Germanic family of languages which includes a wide range of other European languages. Icelandic, Danish and the Scandinavian tongues all come from the same family. There are certain words in both English and German which evolved from the same routes. This can most clearly be seen in "deep" and "tief", both meaning the same thing.
Charisma is a characteristic that many are going to associate with the likes of political leaders and a clear (albeit dark) example can be seen in the speeches of Adolf Hitler. Despite the atrocities he committed during the War, much of German public at the time followed him and voted him into power due to his magnetic personality and promises of reforming the economy.
In spite of Hitler's darker nature, no one can deny that his words had an incredibly powerful effect on people. Some people might speculate that this had something to do with the language which he spoke. As a language, German can seem very rough to the outsider. For those who speak it, it has a rather soft tone and is very technical sounding.
Undoubtedly there seems to be some kind of aspect to this particular language which gives German speakers a much more commanding air. Indeed, a lot of businesses in Germany and Austria are quite successful, and sometimes an almost militaristic approach to certain things. Of course, all of this is just theory when one gets down to the very base of it. Overall, however, Germany is renowned for being efficient and excelling in various disciplines such as science and technology.
Whilst this may not necessarily be "charisma", there is a certain level of command which will make crowds take them a lot more seriously. Some people believe they are "too serious", however, they do give the impression that the job will be done. As a result, in Europe at the moment, most people believe that it ought to be Germany controlling the main banks.
Body language and other factors are also going to be taken into account. There is no one factor with which this unique personality trait can be pin-pointed, therefore one needs to take everything into consideration.
For many people, charisma could be down to the style of the language that they use. Those who have some form of understanding of this particular language are obviously going to comprehend certain nuances within it. It is also interesting to note how similar this language is with regards to English. Certain similarities can be drawn by English speakers when they settle down to study German speakers.
English, of course, is considered to be a member of the Germanic family of languages which includes a wide range of other European languages. Icelandic, Danish and the Scandinavian tongues all come from the same family. There are certain words in both English and German which evolved from the same routes. This can most clearly be seen in "deep" and "tief", both meaning the same thing.
Charisma is a characteristic that many are going to associate with the likes of political leaders and a clear (albeit dark) example can be seen in the speeches of Adolf Hitler. Despite the atrocities he committed during the War, much of German public at the time followed him and voted him into power due to his magnetic personality and promises of reforming the economy.
In spite of Hitler's darker nature, no one can deny that his words had an incredibly powerful effect on people. Some people might speculate that this had something to do with the language which he spoke. As a language, German can seem very rough to the outsider. For those who speak it, it has a rather soft tone and is very technical sounding.
Undoubtedly there seems to be some kind of aspect to this particular language which gives German speakers a much more commanding air. Indeed, a lot of businesses in Germany and Austria are quite successful, and sometimes an almost militaristic approach to certain things. Of course, all of this is just theory when one gets down to the very base of it. Overall, however, Germany is renowned for being efficient and excelling in various disciplines such as science and technology.
Whilst this may not necessarily be "charisma", there is a certain level of command which will make crowds take them a lot more seriously. Some people believe they are "too serious", however, they do give the impression that the job will be done. As a result, in Europe at the moment, most people believe that it ought to be Germany controlling the main banks.
Body language and other factors are also going to be taken into account. There is no one factor with which this unique personality trait can be pin-pointed, therefore one needs to take everything into consideration.
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