German Umlauts
Ich finde Umlaute Herausforderung aussprechen.
Hier is, was ich über sie gelernt:
ä = "e" , it can be a long "ay" like in the word wählen or a short like the word "Hände"
ö= ö (short): Köln as in early (with a more rounded mouth)
ö (long): böse as in burn (with a more rounded mouth)
ü (short):Mütze (like saying ee with rounded lips)
ü, y (long): üben, Typ as in French rue
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German Umlauts
Ich finde es eine Umlaute Herausforderung Umlaute auszusprechen.
Hier ist, was ich über sie gelernt habe:
ä = "e" , it can be a long "ay" like in the word wählen or a short like the word "Hände"
ö= ö (short): Köln as in early (with a more rounded mouth)
ö (long): böse as in burn (with a more rounded mouth)
ü (short):Mütze (like saying ee with rounded lips)
ü, y (long): üben, Typ as in French rue
[In general, all German vowels can be long or short; this is indicated by various forms of spelling of the consonants after the vowel (doubled consonant = short vowel, -h = long vowel, etc.) The long vowels are usually more open, the short ones are more closed.]
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