''ch'' in german sounds like ''r'' and ''rr'' in Brazilian Portuguese, and the ''sch'' sounds like our ''x'' and ''ch'', this video made me confirm that, thank you so much!! such a feeling of relief lol
I am a portuguese speaker and the CH is quite hard. Our throat isn't well used to make sounds like this.. haha. But I am keep trying until i ve got a sore throat :). Anyway, thanks for teaching. Very good video. Obrigado / danke.
Kelvin Cavalcante Pra mim o primeiro caso parece muito com o som de RR: chuRRasco, por exemplo. Já no segundo aparenta ter o som de ch mesmo: caCHorro. (São exemplos do que eu escuto no pt_br)
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I started learning German one week ago, and I couldn't pronounce the "ch" sound. This is the first video I found that was really helpful. I tested what I learned pronouncing many words on voice recognition applications several times, and never failed. It seems that I learned. Danke!
This lesson is one of the most important lessons in A1. The lesson is well-organized as well by having the summary at the end of the lesson. Well done!
I saw some videos. None of them explained the position of the tongue. I saw this video. You told us the position of the tongue. That's all I needed. Now I'm feeling like a master Thank you Have a wonderful day
Spot on examples! the "huge" sound made a HUGE and immediate click on my head. This is by far the best explanation I've seen about these sounds. Vielen Dank Jenny ;D Liked and suscribed!
Although this is 4 years old this helped me a lot. Words like sprechen und spricht, oder bisschen were challenging for my tongue. I wish I had a tutor as good as as you. Danke schöne!
Ich komme aus Tibet und ich lerne deutsch seit einem Jahr. Heute habe ich deinen Videos gefunden. Das ist sehr schön und sehr gut . Ich lerne und schaue anfangen...
This is by far the most difficult sound (or combination of sounds) in the German language, I keep getting back to this video from time to time to get it right.
thanks god i found you, I started learning Deutsch 1 month ago and still could not figure it out until seeing this video. it really helps. vielen dank Jenny.
I like your old videos ( eg : this video)very much aswell and I am sure others also do .Please don't replace them. You don't need to do that. They are fabulous the way they are!!.
Hi Jenny! Hi Jacqueline! Fantastic, we (learners) love phonetic lessons (vids 18-19-21-22 level A1), it gives us more confidence and helps us to talk. Because the one who hesitates to talk is no only the shy one BUT THE ONE who is NOT SURE HOW TO VOICE WORDS. - Ich liebe diese Videos über die Aussprache - Super, Farid :-]]
hahaha, I was looking for a video like this because I was very confused by the sound the word 'Bisschen' is supposed to make and you used it as an example! Thanks!!
i really like the way you pause and like "listen" or even react to my reaction while watching. subscribing and saving the vid for later. :) thank you!! :)
Danke! Thank you! TH-cam is a great learning resource. Between you, Ania, and Dominik I am on way to learning German. I have learn so much in just a few weeks. Thanks again!
I'm dating a german guy and I wanted to learn german but this "soft ch sound" is really really hard for me to pronounce to the point where I feel a bit shy to speak and practice. My boyfriend was trying his best to help me, by repeating "ich" and "milch", but we could not get anywhere and I was felling a bit down. Today I was watching a minecraft video and the guy talking there said the word "huge". I was instantly knew I've heard that sound before (some people pronounce the h in "huge", and some don't). So I searched for a video and I came across this one. I'm so happy that I have a english equivalent to the "soft ch sound". Thank you so much, the whole video is really nice for german learners.
I've been looking for this type of video for the last few days, trying hard to practice that "ch" sound (from huge), the first one wasn't hard because of my practice with Hebrew. VIELEN DANK! eine große Umarmung von Honduras. Gracias Jenny.
The explanations are great and I don't have any difficulty with the pronunciation, it's just the amount of words and exceptions to remember that make me struggle
Amazing tips, for an italian native speaker like me it was quite hard to reproduce the ch sound ( both soft and hard) but now i'm finally starting to improve
as a Chinese speaker lots of German syllabus are not easy to pronounce, but not impossible if you keep practice!! I can now pronounce ch, r, ö perfectly standing alone, but still make mistakes when speaking in words or sentences...really just a matter of practice..
there is letter in arabic language pronounce like "CH" is (خ) , and there is in Tamazight language pronounce like in "Ich" is (ⴼ) ; this language it's amazing I enjoy it.
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''ch'' in german sounds like ''r'' and ''rr'' in Brazilian Portuguese, and the ''sch'' sounds like our ''x'' and ''ch'', this video made me confirm that, thank you so much!! such a feeling of relief lol
Eu ainda tenho a sensação que não é exatamente o "ch" ou "x". Parece que tem algo mais que eu não tô pegando!
I am a portuguese speaker and the CH is quite hard. Our throat isn't well used to make sounds like this.. haha. But I am keep trying until i ve got a sore throat :). Anyway, thanks for teaching. Very good video. Obrigado / danke.
Kelvin Cavalcante Pra mim o primeiro caso parece muito com o som de RR: chuRRasco, por exemplo. Já no segundo aparenta ter o som de ch mesmo: caCHorro. (São exemplos do que eu escuto no pt_br)
o som do CH hard eh realmente o som de RR, ja o CH de cachorro eh o som se SCH, para fazer o CH soft tenta imitar uma cobra ou um gato assustado.
The german sounds of hard R, hard CH and H are all used as the Portuguese hard R, so it is confusing.
" imitar uma cobra ou um gato assustado" faleci kkkk
Me parece que a pronúncia desde dois sons esta bem parecida com a pronúncia do r alemão também,
Just a perfect teacher for language! You need an award! Infact international award!!
Haha your wonderful comments are all I need
After learning French, the throat CH sound became easier to me. thanx
Same! Learning languages is easier if you learned other languages befote
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I stupidly lost my password. I love any tips you can offer me
@Jack Justice Instablaster ;)
i am a native french speaker and i have to say it is very hard to pronounce the CH
@@linalumas3132 it’s a little hard for me and I’m not native but knowing English and French can help with other language
I started learning German one week ago, and I couldn't pronounce the "ch" sound. This is the first video I found that was really helpful. I tested what I learned pronouncing many words on voice recognition applications several times, and never failed. It seems that I learned. Danke!
Interesting. Which applications did you use?
This lesson is one of the most important lessons in A1. The lesson is well-organized as well by having the summary at the end of the lesson. Well done!
I saw some videos. None of them explained the position of the tongue.
I saw this video. You told us the position of the tongue. That's all I needed. Now I'm feeling like a master
Thank you
Have a wonderful day
Spot on examples! the "huge" sound made a HUGE and immediate click on my head. This is by far the best explanation I've seen about these sounds.
Vielen Dank Jenny ;D
Liked and suscribed!
+Claudio Briones Das freut mich, Claudio :) Danke fürs Abonnieren!
If you are a native German speaker, I'm VERY impressed by your English. You sound more American than a lot of Americans do lol
Das Stimmt!!
she grew up in States
Although this is 4 years old this helped me a lot. Words like sprechen und spricht, oder bisschen were challenging for my tongue. I wish I had a tutor as good as as you. Danke schöne!
Ich komme aus Tibet und ich lerne deutsch seit einem Jahr. Heute habe ich deinen Videos gefunden. Das ist sehr schön und sehr gut . Ich lerne und schaue anfangen...
So far your lessons are the best I can find in the Internet to practice Deutsch by myself. Vielen Dank!
On the Internet
@@SuperLetout Dankeschön! 😉
Best explanation of the soft ch sound. Thanks!
Thank you! I am having so much trouble pronouncing "sprechen" and I have to keep returning to this video. So helpful!
One of the best videos out there to prounouce the German beast "ch", I actually learned how to pronouce it only through this video
wow, good job 😊 and thanks for your feedback!
Sehr gut
This is by far the most difficult sound (or combination of sounds) in the German language, I keep getting back to this video from time to time to get it right.
Damn. I was just looking for a way to learn to make 'ch' sound and now I found a way to learn Deutsch in fact. Thank you. This was incredibly helpful
I have no words to express my gratitude, much thanks
thanks god i found you, I started learning Deutsch 1 month ago and still could not figure it out until seeing this video. it really helps. vielen dank Jenny.
man she pronounces soo perfect. It really helps
Your contribution is highly appreciated.
This is the best explanation for these sounds I've seen yet.
Danke so much for associating with English sounds
This video really help me with practice speaking German. Vielen Danke 🙏
I like your old videos ( eg : this video)very much aswell and I am sure others also do .Please don't replace them. You don't need to do that. They are fabulous the way they are!!.
Hi Jenny! Hi Jacqueline!
Fantastic, we (learners) love phonetic lessons (vids 18-19-21-22 level A1), it gives us more confidence and helps us to talk. Because the one who hesitates to talk is no only the shy one BUT THE ONE who is NOT SURE HOW TO VOICE WORDS.
- Ich liebe diese Videos über die Aussprache -
Super,
Farid :-]]
Incredibly helpful!! Thank you so much.
hahaha, I was looking for a video like this because I was very confused by the sound the word 'Bisschen' is supposed to make and you used it as an example!
Thanks!!
This is the best explanation I’ve seen so far!! Been studying German for some 3+ months and this is soooo helpful!!!
Danke. Your explanation is very clear.
Ausgezeichnetes Video!! Comparing the soft ch to the h in huge was the most useful tip I've encountered in my journey learning German. Vielen Dank!
i really like the way you pause and like "listen" or even react to my reaction while watching.
subscribing and saving the vid for later. :)
thank you!! :)
Hi, jenn.ihr Videos macht mir Spaß.danke jenny.
Danke! Thank you!
TH-cam is a great learning resource. Between you, Ania, and Dominik I am on way to learning German. I have learn so much in just a few weeks.
Thanks again!
Jenny definitely offers the best lessons in the whole internet
Bruh my mouth is too dry for the "ch" 😂
Lool
Ikr?
Hahahahahahhaha
Wooow that is exactly what I thought, I imagine how hard it must be to speak in german for long time
You smoking weed, bro?
This is impressive Jenny!!, Thanks a lot!!! Love you!
Thank you Jenny! Your lessons are really interesting, explanation is so well articulated.
Thanks a lot Jenny ma'am for the lesson. Thanks a lot Lingoni.
خیلی ممنون از درسهای خوب شماDanke
I'm dating a german guy and I wanted to learn german but this "soft ch sound" is really really hard for me to pronounce to the point where I feel a bit shy to speak and practice. My boyfriend was trying his best to help me, by repeating "ich" and "milch", but we could not get anywhere and I was felling a bit down. Today I was watching a minecraft video and the guy talking there said the word "huge". I was instantly knew I've heard that sound before (some people pronounce the h in "huge", and some don't). So I searched for a video and I came across this one. I'm so happy that I have a english equivalent to the "soft ch sound". Thank you so much, the whole video is really nice for german learners.
I've been looking for this type of video for the last few days, trying hard to practice that "ch" sound (from huge), the first one wasn't hard because of my practice with Hebrew. VIELEN DANK! eine große Umarmung von Honduras. Gracias Jenny.
good thing i'm an Arabic speaker :DD the CH is actually a letter in Arabic so i had no problems with it
Yeah , the first pronunciation is pretty easy for an Arabic speaker but I still struggle with the " huge " pronunciation
I agree, Sie ist die beste!
I watch your video number of times but there is one extra watch caz of your smile with teaching
aww thanks 😅
This clears up a lot.
You really teach well. Much Thanks.
The explanations are great and I don't have any difficulty with the pronunciation, it's just the amount of words and exceptions to remember that make me struggle
Ich spreche ein bisschen Deutsch. Danke schön Prof.
Thank you for this .I am a Geriich. My kids go to French school in Quebec. It is a conundrum.
dankeshön ms. jenny very nice explanation
this is the best vid on the subject so far.
danke!
es ist so heilfreich
I'm a begginer greman speaker
thank you very much I am a beginner in German and I've just found this channel which will absolutely be helpfull. Vielen Dank schönes Mädchen!
It is the hardest sound to learn in german alongside the R. Great video as allways anyway!
Danke Lingoni!!!
You just saved my life. Dankeschön
Happy to help
thanks a lot! this has been immensely helpful
I already new this but i still salivate a lot practicing with you.
Sehr gut!
vielen Danke für deine helfe
Maya Shabk Bitte
Danke Lehrerin!
I was finally able to pronounce "Ich". Thank you so much! I loved the video and the pronounciation tips along with the examples.
the soft ch was my problem, thank you so mush
Ich lerne Deutsch mit Jenny ;)
+I Nashat juhu! :) willkommen auf meinem Kanal!
I Nashat really? 😁
Me too and I live in Germany for almost my hole life 😂😂
Echt?? 😱
Ganz gut. Danke!
Thanks so much !! Your videos are always useful and easy to understand
Glad I could help 😌
Ich lerne Deutsch mit Jenny!
Amazing tips, for an italian native speaker like me it was quite hard to reproduce the ch sound ( both soft and hard) but now i'm finally starting to improve
as a Chinese speaker lots of German syllabus are not easy to pronounce, but not impossible if you keep practice!! I can now pronounce ch, r, ö perfectly standing alone, but still make mistakes when speaking in words or sentences...really just a matter of practice..
Thank you Jenny! Your lessons are really interesting, explanation is crystal clear, n you keep motivated to learn German :) Thanx again! )
very informative,,.. i'm learning your language in preparation for a future event,. thanks for this
Amazing content. Danke
dankeee für das tolle Video!
Ich finds gut erklärt.
Best explaination, best teacher
Thank you Jenny
I loved this video! You're a great teacher!
Very useful video Jenny! Vielen Danke :)
thank you it is very clear!!
The umlautes are the hardest to pronounce. 😂😂 especially the ö and ü My filipino tongue just cant 😆
Thank you
very useful, thanks!
Vielen Danke❤
Danke.
Thank you so much for yr great video👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽u r an incredible teacher!
there is letter in arabic language pronounce like "CH" is (خ) , and there is in Tamazight language pronounce like in "Ich" is (ⴼ) ; this language it's amazing I enjoy it.
Qbayli ?
Azul fella- k ay azwaw ! 💪
What about letter r @MAHIEDDINE Hichem
what? i thought ⴼ was F!
Vielen Dank Jenny
Danke für video
Thanks a lot
Thank you so much!! :) Danke viele!
Vielen dank
Thanks for the differences :)
sehr gerne :)
Dankeschön Jenny!
Vielen Dank!
Herliz danke jeny du bist gut lernernen
The first "Ch" is exactly like Spain's Spanish "J" 🔥
french r
@@alexanderoahz1995 Not exactly. Arabic has both (خ which is CH and غ which is the french R)
Cool lesson. Tx. I'm eager to learn German.
Great video!