Ausspracheregeln

Aime Quednau, Nora Gnadlinger

Wie versprochen, hier sind die Beispiele fr die deutschen

Ausspracheregeln!!
As we promised, here are the examples for the german pronunciations!!
The words in -- are german, the words in [---] are the pronounciations,
the words in (---) are the english terms.
(Just to know: Aus-sprache-regeln ---> aus-from/out, Sprache-language, Regeln-rules)

r
= different from your r. Practice it with the word tragen (to carry/ to
wear)
ei
= except for some words, you pronounce it like ai. Example: Reim
[Raim] (rime)
sch

= like Schaf (sheep)

= Zelt (tent)

= sharp s, like ss Exmp.: Scheie [aisse] (shit)

ch
= Can be either soft like in weich [waich], or hard like in Schach
(chess)
ti

= Perfektion [Perfekion]

ck

= you only pronounce the k

= NOT like dsch (!), but like Jacke [iacke] (jacket)

ie

= you only pronounce the i hier [hir] (here)

eh
= long vowel like in sehr [seer] (very), or silent h: you dont
pronounce the h but stretch the vowel before a little bit
double consonants= Ratte - There is a huge difference between Ratte
(rat) and Rate (rate), thats why it is important to shorten the vowel before
double consonants
sp,st = you pronounce the s like sch Spinne [pinne] (spider), Sturm
[turm] (storm)
dt

= like tt, Stadt (city), you also shorten the vowel before the dt

= like a mix between a and e or in the english word and Kfer

(beetle)

= schn [n] (beautiful), l (oil)

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Aime Quednau, Nora Gnadlinger

= schwl [wl] (muggy), ben (practice)

= like Xylofon [Xlofon]