Angelique Kerber Quotes

My friends often tell me how very German I still am.

I would rather not tell you here things which every German has at heart.

I'm third generation. I was born in Germany, grew up in Germany, and many of my friends are German. I love playing for Germany. I'm proud I can play for the national team.

Thus we have at least a national song that unites all Germans, and is the symbol of our sixty-million nation.

I feel very German - and who can make himself a judge over what is German and what is not - in my ideas and the ideas of my spiritual brothers of German origin.

I am almost German now.

I am happy to be a German. I'm proud, or I wouldn't be here in the team.

We Germans should know that we're good at constructing cars, and we have a lot of good qualities. But we're not the funniest.

I have long been convinced that my artistic ideal stands or falls with Germany. Only the Germany that we love and desire can help us achieve that ideal.

But as a German - and I am German-born - we Germans are condemned once again to be radical revisionists.

Deutschland, Deutschland uber alles. Germany, Germany over all.

Ich bin ein Berliner. (I am a Berliner.)

I think that if a United States of Europe were to be formed, it would be in our interests to fight for it, as all our old traditions would remain in such a united Europe, whereas if we were to start now as part of the Russian Empire, everything that had ever been in Germany would disappear.

I love the Germans and they love me.

When you're a kid, what you learn in school about being German has a sort of heaviness about it, and you have a sort of guilt with you.

Germany is a nation which must always win.

I'm German! Actually, I love my countr, ;I love the language. The German language is very special because it is so precise. There is a word for everything. There are so many wonderful words that other languages don't have. It is impressive to have such a rich language, and I love to work in that language.

This pride of race is a quality which the German, fundamentally, does not possess. The reason for this is that for these last three centuries the country has been torn by internal dissension and religious wars and has been subjected to a variety of foreign influences, to the influence, for example, of Christianity-for Christianity is not a natural religion for the Germans, but a religion that has been imported and which strikes no responsive chord in their hearts and is foreign to the inherent genius of the race. (13th February 1945)

German? I don't know what that means ... we don't say that in America.

The Germans call him 'Our Shakespeare' because we love him.

I think it's great when you get a chance to play for your country.

To put on an England shirt to represent your country is a great honour. That feeling never changes.

I've always said that when you pull on an England shirt, it's a proud moment, and it's an honour to play for and represent your country.

I've always been an England fan. I was born and bred here.

My identity is that of a Pakistani player. And nothing is more important than that for me.