THE USE OF VOWELS IN GERMAN IS SAME LIKE ENGLISH LANGUAGE?
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No. German is close to English. But not that close.
Nein. Deutsch ählich wie Englisch. Aber nicht so eng (/nah).
For example: The german word for 'India' is "Indien". Pronounced like the english 'indian'. To an English speaker who has not learned a little German it*s impossible to say "Deutschland" ('Germany'). Better say 'toy-che-lund'
The spelling of single vowels is like this:
German - English
A - Ah
E - Ey
I - E
O - Oh
U - oooh
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