Brite lernt deutsche Zahlen [ASMR DE] (Soft Spoken)

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[@littleplutomen]

In germany it's also common for people to say 'zwo' instead of 'zwei' as it rhymes with 'drei', and in important situations it can be bad of you get the two mixed, like in a train station etc

[@welshasmr82_german]

Ah yes! I recall hearing that before! Danke!

[@Dekopflanze]

It took me a minute as well to figure out the numbers, seeing them written out like that. I guess the long words can look a bit confusing at times but you did a great job, keep it up!
Thank you for today's video!

[@welshasmr82_german]

Thank you so much!!

[@SquahBrackah_M_SquahBrackah]

2:57 I agree, it is also my favorite number in german, hearing those two Z's and that ending G makes my ears feel so good!

[@fjdjffjfkfk]

Few tips: Milliarde is 9 zeros behind it, and Million 6zeros, and try pronouncing fünf on the n, not the ü, basically like neun is pronounced on the u, not the e;) & sechshundertsechzehn is 616, not 660
Great pronounciation for a non native german speaker!

[@welshasmr82_german]

So kind and helpful, thank you!

[@patman99]

What is actually a bit confusing is that the english billion is called "Milliarde" (10^9) in german while the even bigger number trillion is called "Billion" (10^12) in german.

[@raoulduke1591]

whats the tablet ur writing on? looks pretty realistic

[@welshasmr82_german]

The reMarkable 2. It's fantastic 😍

[@jivo.hiller]

Love it to listening to your German. The pen sounds were actually amazing, better than the pencil sounds in my opinion, but if possible it would be great to make the pen sounds a bit louder the next time.
What I noticed: you actually say the 'ch' sound in sechzig, it's not a k sound, which makes it hard to learn, because it is different to sechs.
And in addition: pronouncing it zwanzich, dreißich, vierzich etc. is not actually wrong, but it's like an idiom.
If you want to pronounce it in strictly correct German, you say it in a quite hard g ending

[@welshasmr82_german]

So helpful! Thanks for sharing these tips!

[@TheAenks]

I am sorry but that is not correct. You were absolutely right in saying zwanzich, dreißich etc. This is actually how it is supposed to be pronounced, in "Hochdeutsch" aka Standard German most words ending with -ig should be pronounced with -ch. Of course, as in almost all languages, the pronunciation might change depending on what type of letter follows. So for example for König: it should be pronounced as KöniCH but then it can change to köniGlich and KöniGreich.
Nevertheless, almost all Germans "mispronounce" these words and use -g instead of -ch. And while technically not correct, nobody will say a thing or probably even notice it... so no worries.
I am always in awe of your German skills, super impressive! Keep up the good work, I'm loving this German ASMR channel!

[@haudii6065]

Very relaxing❤❤😊

[@welshasmr82_german]

I'm so glad! :)

[@FabienBonnes]

80-achtzig

[@welshasmr82_german]

😁 danke!

[@FabienBonnes]

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