German Pronunciation (Deutsche Aussprache)

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1 German Pronunciation (Deutsche Aussprache)

2 German Pronunciation (Deutsche Aussprache)
Vowel Combinations: “ei” and “ie”

3 English vs. German

4 English vs. German English

5 English vs. German English weird

6 English vs. German English weird receive

7 English vs. German English weird receive freight

8 English vs. German English weird receive freight

9 English vs. German English German (Deutsch) weird receive freight

10 English vs. German English German (Deutsch) weird receive freight
Reis (rice)

11 English vs. German English German (Deutsch) weird receive freight
Reis (rice) klein (small)

12 English vs. German English German (Deutsch) weird receive freight
Reis (rice) klein (small) Bein (leg)

13 English vs. German English German (Deutsch) weird receive freight
Reis (rice) klein (small) Bein (leg)

14 English vs. German English German (Deutsch) weird receive freight
thief view notified Reis (rice) klein (small) Bein (leg)

15 English vs. German English German (Deutsch) weird receive freight
thief view notified Reis (rice) klein (small) Bein (leg) fliegen (to fly)

16 English vs. German English German (Deutsch) weird receive freight
thief view notified Reis (rice) klein (small) Bein (leg) fliegen (to fly) wieder (again)

17 English vs. German English German (Deutsch) weird receive freight
thief view notified Reis (rice) klein (small) Bein (leg) fliegen (to fly) wieder (again) viel (much)

18 English vs. German English German (Deutsch) weird receive freight
thief view notified Reis (rice) klein (small) Bein (leg) fliegen (to fly) wieder (again) viel (much)

19 Consistency in German If you see an “ei” it is pronounced like the English “I” – as in “I am going to the store.”

20 Consistency in German If you see an “ei” it is pronounced like the English “I” – as in “I am going to the store.” If you see an “ie” it is pronounced like the English “ee” as in “feet”.

21 The best thing about these 2:
Consistency in German If you see an “ei” it is pronounced like the English “I” – as in “I am going to the store.” If you see an “ie” it is pronounced like the English “ee” as in “feet”. The best thing about these 2:

22 The best thing about these 2:
Consistency in German If you see an “ei” it is pronounced like the English “I” – as in “I am going to the store.” If you see an “ie” it is pronounced like the English “ee” as in “feet”. The best thing about these 2: the pronunciation is always the same for these vowels!

23 The best thing about these 2:
Consistency in German If you see an “ei” it is pronounced like the English “I” – as in “I am going to the store.” If you see an “ie” it is pronounced like the English “ee” as in “feet”. The best thing about these 2: the pronunciation is always the same for these vowels! Learn it once, and you are set!

24 Examples

25 Examples Der Mann macht eine kleine Reise mit einer Flasche Wein.

26 Examples Der Mann macht eine kleine Reise mit einer Flasche Wein. (5)

27 Examples Der Mann macht eine kleine Reise mit einer Flasche Wein. (5)
[The man took a small trip with a glass of wine.]

28 Examples Der Mann macht eine kleine Reise mit einer Flasche Wein. (5)
[The man took a small trip with a glass of wine.] Mein Bruder hat zwei oder drei weiße Hemden.

29 Examples Der Mann macht eine kleine Reise mit einer Flasche Wein. (5)
[The man took a small trip with a glass of wine.] Mein Bruder hat zwei oder drei weiße Hemden. (4)

30 Examples Der Mann macht eine kleine Reise mit einer Flasche Wein. (5)
[The man took a small trip with a glass of wine.] Mein Bruder hat zwei oder drei weiße Hemden. (4) [My brother has two or three white shirts.]

31 More examples (“ie”)

32 More examples (“ie”) Niemand kennt das Lied so gut wie Hans.

33 More examples (“ie”) Niemand kennt das Lied so gut wie Hans. (3)

34 More examples (“ie”) Niemand kennt das Lied so gut wie Hans. (3)
[No one knows the song as good as Hans.]

35 More examples (“ie”) Niemand kennt das Lied so gut wie Hans. (3)
[No one knows the song as good as Hans.] Vielleicht kann er dieses Mal sieben Biere trinken.

36 More examples (“ie”) Niemand kennt das Lied so gut wie Hans. (3)
[No one knows the song as good as Hans.] Vielleicht kann er dieses Mal sieben Biere trinken. (4)

37 More examples (“ie”) Niemand kennt das Lied so gut wie Hans. (3)
[No one knows the song as good as Hans.] Vielleicht kann er dieses Mal sieben Biere trinken. (4) [Maybe he can drink seven beers this time.]

38 More examples (“ie”) Niemand kennt das Lied so gut wie Hans. (3)
[No one knows the song as good as Hans.] Vielleicht kann er dieses Mal sieben Biere trinken. (4) [Maybe he can drink seven beers this time.]

39 Die Prüfung [The Test]

40 Die Prüfung [The Test] Mein Vater gibt niemandem die kleine weiße Katze.

41 Die Prüfung [The Test] Mein Vater gibt niemandem die kleine weiße Katze.

42 Die Prüfung [The Test] Mein Vater gibt niemandem die kleine weiße Katze. [My father won’t give the small white cat to anyone.]

43 Die Prüfung [The Test] Mein Vater gibt niemandem die kleine weiße Katze. [My father won’t give the small white cat to anyone.] Ich habe diese Woche nicht so viel Zeit wie du.

44 Die Prüfung [The Test] Mein Vater gibt niemandem die kleine weiße Katze. [My father won’t give the small white cat to anyone.] Ich habe diese Woche nicht so viel Zeit wie du.

45 Die Prüfung [The Test] Mein Vater gibt niemandem die kleine weiße Katze. [My father won’t give the small white cat to anyone.] Ich habe diese Woche nicht so viel Zeit wie du. [I don’t have as much time as you do this week.]