Excuse me?! They roll the R pretty harsh on their tongue (except for the French and possibly Portugues of course). Like a machine gun...Especially the Spaniards and Catalans are terrible at it. Also Italian is very fixated on their rolling Rs...It's actually one of THE key features of that language. I studied it. Same with eastern European, slavic languages. 

It doesn't matter...everybody does it. There are so many local dialects in Germany as there are in U.S. or I believe any other country on this planet. At some places they roll the R like Italians and in others they round it down like the worst Texan you know. And there is only a river parting both towns, you know what I'm saying.

I said and so on and didnt mention only one nationality. That chop sui Berlin is the reason germans are more  casual and cool in Berlin or cologne. On the return the foreigners living in berlin are getting attracted from the strictly life of the germans. Its like alabama vs California/NY. Multi culturalism makes that difference. I lived for 3 years in cologne and for 4 in berlin. I know what i am talking about. Its not my fault when you get beat up in the school by turks because of nerd accusations and pushed you towards Afd and trump. Sorry dude. Thats just the truth.

Haha now you're getting funny. I grew up with lots of Turks in a western German town, my mother taught them and yes, it's true that multi-culturism enhances the personal horizon and broadens the ability to judge things accordingly. 

I never had a problem with them, if you treat them with respect they respect you..that's how everybody rolls on this planet I guess. I also have travelled half the world and all of Europe and have friends in many countries from different cultures.

I think we misunderstood each other and I totally share your attitude. 

I was just misinterpreting your comment about the liberal influence of Turks and Arabs, because their majority in Germany are from more conservative and poor parts of the countries and therefore are not exactly liberal, but, on the other side, more conservative and religious. Just knowing about those facts and not denying them doesn't make me an AfD sympathiser.

To end on a fitting positive thought though: Turks and Arabs do play a big part in German Rap and Hip Hop music today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmPEIr1Dgrg

Honestly, no one needs to love someone singing in German, but i think there is worse than German for singing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVXH9uGQHjw

You guys are grossly misinterpreting what i say.

German and dutch are languages with alot of R sounds on many many words. Alot more than portuguese, french, english and spanish.

I am not saying the other languages don't have R sounds, but they are much less. The basis towards the construction of multiple melodies is alot less rich with the German and Dutch language.

If you disagree feel free. But it is clear. I tried answering the OP, if you don't like the answer, it's your problem. But it is the case.

We can just pretend there is nothing wrong and there's no reason at all. There. What's the point of making questions if you're not willing to listen to the answers? Geez...

I'm ignoring the thread from now on. It was obviously a mistake to try inform people. There is nothing wrong. The world is wrong. There. Be happy!

@Nem:
I think you mean the pharynx-built r and ch in German (actually primarily Hochdeutsch), swiss German and Dutch. Building a rolled R with the tongue already sounds softer. With German accents it's a totally different beast though. There you might find way less hard ch sounds, probably soft sh instead, rolled R's and possibly those multiple melodies.
Of course totally different to roman languages again.