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    Pronunciation: Wein Vs Wien - Pronunciation: Wein Vs Wien

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    This document provides a lesson on pronouncing the German letters "ie" and "ei". It explains that "ie" is pronounced like the "ee" in "sheep" while "ei" is pronounced like the "y" in "my". Examples are given of words containing each letter combination like "Bier" (beer) with "ie" and "Heidi" (a name) with "ei". The lesson emphasizes that German is generally pronounced as it is written once you learn a couple basic rules, like the sounds for "ie" and "ei".

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    This document provides a lesson on pronouncing the German letters "ie" and "ei". It explains that "ie" is pronounced like the "ee" in "sheep" while "ei" is pronounced like the "y" in "my". Examples are given of words containing each letter combination like "Bier" (beer) with "ie" and "Heidi" (a name) with "ei". The lesson emphasizes that German is generally pronounced as it is written once you learn a couple basic rules, like the sounds for "ie" and "ei".

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    This document provides a lesson on pronouncing the German letters "ie" and "ei". It explains that "ie" is pronounced like the "ee" in "sheep" while "ei" is pronounced like the "y" in "my". Examples are given of words containing each letter combination like "Bier" (beer) with "ie" and "Heidi" (a name) with "ei". The lesson emphasizes that German is generally pronounced as it is written once you learn a couple basic rules, like the sounds for "ie" and "ei".

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    9/14/2020 Learn to speak a language in 10 minutes a day - Busuu

    Pronunciation: Wein vs Wien - Pronunciation: Wein


    🍷 🇦🇹 🍷
    vs Wien 🇦🇹

    Vocabulary
    Wien Vienna
    Liebe love
    Ich liebe dich! I love you!
    ei ei
    Wein wine
    Ich heiße Heidi. My name is Heidi.
    Here's a tip
    German is pronounced in the way that it's wri en – there are just a couple of rules to
    ✍
    remember.
    Today, we'll take a look at the sounds of ie and ei.
    Tip: To remember how to pronounce these two sounds, it helps to associate a word
    with each one!
    We pronounce "ie" like the "ee" in "sheep".
    Next up: the "ei" sound!
    "ei" is pronounced like the y in "my".
    https://www.busuu.com/dashboard#/print/objective_de_20171031_1/unit_de_complete_a1_2_3/activity_de_a1_2_3_2/exercise_1 1/2
    Let's revise!
    9/14/2020 Learn to speak a language in 10 minutes a day - Busuu

    We write "ie" and say ee, like in: Bier (beer) , Liebe (love)   🍺 ❤

    We write "ei" and say y, like in: Heidi (a name) , Wein (wine) 👧 🍷

    https://www.busuu.com/dashboard#/print/objective_de_20171031_1/unit_de_complete_a1_2_3/activity_de_a1_2_3_2/exercise_1 2/2

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