German Pronunciation: The silent E

[@RAMAFASTENAMONATO]

Syllabic-n and syllabic-l are also found in Received Pronunciation as in 'button' /ˈbʌtn̩/ and 'castle' /ˈkɑːsl̩/.

[@myvht2444]

I like this kind of video. It’s extremely practical. Thanks so much!

[@sanjaykumar-ew6mb]

Sehr gut, sehr geehrter Herr

[@surgicool8618]

So well done. Very practical.

[@dreambig1564]

thanku so much i have been looking for the pronunciation for so long

[@athena3445]

very helpful, danke! 🥰

[@carolnyambura8717]

One of the best video easy to learn

[@徐崧晉]

Very useful!

[@HD-ex8xr]

Fantastic go on please

[@surgicool8618]

Amazing!

[@schuylerwednesday4679]

This is one of the most useful videos but please put English translation on the sample sentences and words.i hope you do more videos.

[@HandleCandleDandle]

Sir, why did u stop making videos, please Sir make more videos

[@luda5657]

Спасибо! Спасибо! Спасибо!

[@bozhidar-petrov]

Bmjamiiin, Bmjamiiin where are you ahahhahahah ooooh noe serious yes the video helped me a lot to get closer to what I really hear here in Germany. Especially haben part eith habm

[@adelhesham2989]

I red the word " summary" as " zummary"... I thought it is german 😂

[@chennngg]

Thanks Captain obvious.
😀 Just joking it was helpful

[@chennngg]

Thanks Captain obvious.
😀 Just joking it was helpful