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I love your videos, very helpful and intelligent! Just wanted to correct spelling and pronunciation of “pronunciation “. As you see, without “o” in second syllable. Pronounced like “nun”. Thanks again so much!
thank u very much! im just starting with Duolingo (look how now im writing subjects with capital letter as it is) and listening to your prononunciation videos helped me a lot! by the way... you have such a great voice!
+freeGermanlessons Das ist wahr. Sie sind eine gute lehrerin. (I am trying to answer in German; please correct my mistakes). The German language is different from other languages. there are many combined words with suffixes like freundheit. heit,schaft,keit etc what is their logical combination ?
I have a question when you pronounce die vokale and die aumlaut, Do you pronounce them long or short like if you're just saying the alphabet how do you do it?
Thanks a lot ❤✨ I have only one question: Is there any way to make deference between long and short vowel sounds while reading or it comes just with practice?
thanks a lot for those precious lessons .. little question ,,is there something unusual with ( Italien Spanien ) ? ,,I hear it like ( italian spanian ) as a short a instead of the e sound in the end
I tend to hear de /e:/ more like an dark /i/, my mother tongue is spanish but I master english and french pronunciation. just to say the I get to recognise and make different sounds. ¿Is it something common in foreign learners?
Even though the vocabulary is incidental to this lesson on pronunciation, I like to have it written to remind myself at a glance. Here is the list (* means short vowel example): Abend - evening Ztal - number Staat - state *Stadt - city Vir - we ihr - you vier - four *er sieht - he sees Hose - trouser wohnen - to live boot - boat *hoffen - to hope *kommen - to come buchen - book *mutter - mother *lustig - funny lessen - to read (long e, then unstressed-short e) sehr - very Tee - tea *gern - gladly *bett - bed *helfen - help Bär - bear gähnen - yean käse - cheese *bitte - please (unstressed e) *Geschwister - sibling (unstressed e)
In German, the letters E and I can each be pronounced in two ways, depending if they are short (before 2+ consonants) or long (before 1 or no consonant or before H). The long E and the long I sound a bit similar, but they are definitely different. It seems to me english speakers have more difficulty with the long E sound because they do not have it in their language. I suggest making an exercise with your mouth and trying to go slowly from the long I phonem ( eg vowel phonem in english word "bee") to the short E phonem (eg vowel phonem in english word "bet"). The long E phonem is between both. It is more "closed" than the short E.
CHANGHWI HAN üben, üben, üben (practice). I know, it's hard. Try the r at the front of your tongue or one, that sounds more like a ch at the back. Play around and have patience! If you learn an instrument, it takes you hours to practice :-)
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It's amazing. The way of teaching is easy to understand, plus, your voice is so relaxing you feel very confortable watching the whole video over and over again
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I love your videos, very helpful and intelligent! Just wanted to correct spelling and pronunciation of “pronunciation “. As you see, without “o” in second syllable. Pronounced like “nun”. Thanks again so much!
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thank u very much! im just starting with Duolingo (look how now im writing subjects with capital letter as it is) and listening to your prononunciation videos helped me a lot! by the way... you have such a great voice!
I agree! Just want to correct a spelling mistake: pronunciation. Excuse my busybody behavior!!!
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+freeGermanlessons Das ist wahr. Sie sind eine gute lehrerin. (I am trying to answer in German; please correct my mistakes). The German language is different from other languages. there are many combined words with suffixes like freundheit.
heit,schaft,keit etc what is their logical combination ?
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Thank a lot for your work. I already watched whole your lesson of the pronunciation . I am going to rewatch them. thanks again^^
Teach us how to pronounce the ELN consonant sound, please! There are many words ending in those comsonants. Thanks!
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I have a question when you pronounce die vokale and die aumlaut, Do you pronounce them long or short like if you're just saying the alphabet how do you do it?
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I have only one question:
Is there any way to make deference between long and short vowel sounds while reading or it comes just with practice?
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Thanks for your very useful videos, I just wondering about pronunciation of Ö which I coulndnt find in these videos.
Oh nooo I missed that! I have it in my file, but I forgot it in the video. Thanks! I will ad it :-)
I don't see a different between e and ä. Is there a difference or can you pronounce these the same?
MrFluffyNeko you are right!! In most words, there is no difference any more!
Käse (cheese) = Kese
Änderung (change) = Enderung!!
thanks a lot for those precious lessons ..
little question ,,is there something unusual with ( Italien Spanien ) ? ,,I hear it like ( italian spanian ) as a short a instead of the e sound in the end
Moldovan Kmock mmhm.. it is more a English "e". It's the same phenomen as "-er"
I tend to hear de /e:/ more like an dark /i/, my mother tongue is spanish but I master english and french pronunciation. just to say the I get to recognise and make different sounds. ¿Is it something common in foreign learners?
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hi, i had a doubt here. Isnt the 'o' and 'u' sounding similar in the vowels?
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Even though the vocabulary is incidental to this lesson on pronunciation, I like to have it written to remind myself at a glance. Here is the list (* means short vowel example):
Abend - evening
Ztal - number
Staat - state
*Stadt - city
Vir - we
ihr - you
vier - four
*er sieht - he sees
Hose - trouser
wohnen - to live
boot - boat
*hoffen - to hope
*kommen - to come
buchen - book
*mutter - mother
*lustig - funny
lessen - to read (long e, then unstressed-short e)
sehr - very
Tee - tea
*gern - gladly
*bett - bed
*helfen - help
Bär - bear
gähnen - yean
käse - cheese
*bitte - please (unstressed e)
*Geschwister - sibling (unstressed e)
Thanks for your lesson! But I have a question: Is the sound of 'i' similar to the sound of 'e'?
In German, the letters E and I can each be pronounced in two ways, depending if they are short (before 2+ consonants) or long (before 1 or no consonant or before H). The long E and the long I sound a bit similar, but they are definitely different.
It seems to me english speakers have more difficulty with the long E sound because they do not have it in their language. I suggest making an exercise with your mouth and trying to go slowly from the long I phonem ( eg vowel phonem in english word "bee") to the short E phonem (eg vowel phonem in english word "bet"). The long E phonem is between both. It is more "closed" than the short E.
thanks, a lot for your help.
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danke! e pronunciation sounds very similar to i , how to distinguish them?
Don't worry too much about it. It comes with practise :)
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"r" sound is so hard !! anyone has tip for pronouncing "r" ? ..
CHANGHWI HAN üben, üben, üben (practice). I know, it's hard. Try the r at the front of your tongue or one, that sounds more like a ch at the back. Play around and have patience! If you learn an instrument, it takes you hours to practice :-)
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