Pronunciation of the Letters - German (Lesson 2) - Complete A1-B1 Course - Aussprache Buchstaben

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This is the second lesson of a complete B1 German course that will take you to the B1 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
In this lesson you'll learn how the German letters are normally pronounced.

Dies ist die zweite Lektion eines kompletten B1-Deutschkurses, der dich auf das B1-Niveau des gemeinsamen europäischen Referenzrahmens für Sprachen bringt.
In dieser Lektion lernst du, wie man die Buchstaben im Deutschen normalerweise ausspricht.

[hehehe]

thank you for going straight into it and not doing like a 10 minute introduction!

[simbaorina]

Just had my first German class today, I realized to learn German first start with the alphabet ( buchstaben ) . Danke . Now I am ready to search for that beautiful (shoon - umlaut) german lady to love her .

[stanislausprataptoppo]

Amazing demonstration of German alphabets pronounciation.

[roterakaten]

I grew up in a German household in America.

My great grandparents are from Prussia/wehymar republic. I learned German before I spoke English. But after they died and public schooling in America I have lost some of my German skills. So starting at the basics helps a lot. I remeber most of the rules like in English the word some is pronounced zomme in German because the S is a z sound. W is a V sound. So like Volkswagen in English is actually FolksVagon in German annunciation.

I am just brushing up on skills as I have a dude at work who can speak German a little better than I can. But I am more advanced in listening.
Also I understand Texas deutsch, Pennsylvania deutch or what we English call Amish talk.

I also understand some older German, as I have read my Prussian ancestors journals from the revolution here in America.

[LILSHAWRTY]

just gone to berlin and I fell inlove with the city and now here I am trying to learn german

[shahinasylvanaigum]

Vielen Dank, dass du dieses Video gepostet hast, danke Kumpel

[MrViniciusMarcilio]

Danke! This video is easy and objective. It's  Very good!

[inurwalls]

Lord have mercy those letters lowkey hard gon try my best tho🤙

[mrsbits]

This is so helpful!!!! Danke Schoen!!!!

[tolkirum]

Thank you for these videos!! I'm just wondering: is there a big difference between the language people speak in Berlin and the German language in general?

[yousefabdaullh]

I am arab and we have every pronounceation of german in arabic accept ig which was easy to lern

[asiansword]

Thanks for the lesson! I'm a little confused, it's said "s" is pronounced like "z", or "s" in the end of a word. But in example for last letter - Strauße, it sounds like english "sh"

[thientran-rdqk]

@LanguageSheep : sorry to ask, but is this video done by a native German? his English is like American though :D