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Pronouncing German

In this book you are given the pronunciation of the phrases so that you will soon be able to recognize the different sounds. (The stressed syllable is marked in bold.) Here are a few rules you should know:

Germansounds likeexamplepronunciation
acup/fatherdas/Abenddas/ahbent
ebed/hairBett/Meerbet/mehr
onot/roadoft/rotoft/roht
uput/bootNummer/gutnoommer/goot
ai/aypieMai/Mayermy/my-er
aunowAutoowtoh
ei/eypieeine/Meyeryn-e/my-er
eutoyneunnoyn
iekeepsiezee
chlochwachvakh
jyesjagenyahgen
qudark violetQuittungkvittoong
sdress dizzy shipes sie sprechenes zee shprekh-en
ßjuiceFußfoos
thteaTheaterteh-ahter
vfanvonfon
wvanwirveer
zpetsZimmertsimmer

Umlauts

Germansounds likeexamplepronunciation
äbed/hairhätte/späthet-e/shpeht
äuboyläutetloytet
öArthur/furkönnen/Höhekur’nen/hur’-e*
üduke/duedürfen/Müheduerfen/mue-e

* ur’ as in hurt without the r pronounced

A final e is always pronounced, but weakly like the e in the: Seide (zy-de), bitte (bit-e).

An underline indicates a short vowel, e.g. Mutter (mootter), Mörder (murder), Küste (kueste).

If an h is added after the vowel, the sound is longer, e.g. Tag (tahk), Mädchen (meht-khen), Leben (lehben), hoch (hohkh).

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