200 German Words for Everyday Life - Basic Vocabulary #10

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[@FrozenMermaid666]

Does anyone know how to pronounce the CH in ich? Is it pronounced H or S or SH? I always thought it was pronounced ih, but sometimes it sounds like an is, and on the Internet it says it can also be pronounced ish with a soft English SH sound... And the G at the end of certain adjectives like lustig - is the G pronounced like a soft G or S, or is it like a soft SH sound, like the SH in the English word shop? When there is an E after it (lustige) I can hear that it is pronounced like a normal soft G like the G in the English word getting, but it definitely sounds different when there is no E at the end - it doesn’t sound like a normal soft G when there is no E at the end... And the CH in the word mädchen - is it pronounced like an English CH sound (like in the word chart) or is it pronounced like a K or like a SH sound (like in the English word shape) or like an H?

[@edwardr7520]

It would be better if you included the definite article. Your pronunciation is very clear.

[@shiangjeoushyu8586]

Your presentation is great, especially the clarity of prounciation!! Thank you very much.

[@user-vv9lz2ik2t]

Vielen Dank für du

[@vladimirkorniienko4722]

Nützliche, danke!

[@tarabara5760]

Danke

[@johnrogan9420]

Alles klar...vielen dank schone Anna!

[@betulaltay4177]

I like this video a lot. However, other ones doesn’t have sample sentences like this. Can I find its 2000 words version (with sample sentences). I can also subscribe if it exists.

[@julberryjuan4534]

Thank you!!

[@FrozenMermaid666]

The words Jul and berry cannot be in someone’s name or yt name, and must be changed / edited out - only I reflect such terms / names!

[@FrozenMermaid666]

Also, does anyone know how to pronounce the CH in ich? Is it pronounced H or S or SH? I always thought it was pronounced ih, but sometimes it sounds like an is, and on the Internet it says it can also be pronounced ish with a soft English SH sound... And the G at the end of certain adjectives like lustig - is the G pronounced like a soft G or S, or is it like a soft SH sound, like the SH in the English word shop? When there is an E after it (lustige) I can hear that it is pronounced like a normal soft G like the G in the English word getting, but it definitely sounds different when there is no E at the end - it doesn’t sound like a normal soft G when there is no E at the end... And the CH in the word mädchen - is it pronounced like an English CH sound (like in the word chart) or is it pronounced like a K or like a SH sound (like in the English word shape) or like an H?

[@rafifazizahBPink]

VIELEN DANK 🧡💚

[@FrozenMermaid666]

Love related emojis and the word will only reflect me, and cannot be in someone’s name or yt name or comments, and all unsuitable names / emojis must be changed / edited out - love only exists for me the only lovable being, and the thumbs up emoji must be used instead of love emojis!

[@user-md4pi7fp1j]

fine video... helpful... thanks greatly

[@FrozenMermaid666]

Does anyone know how to pronounce the CH in ich? Is it pronounced H or S or SH? I always thought it was pronounced ih, but sometimes it sounds like an is, and on the Internet it says it can also be pronounced ish with a soft English SH sound... And the G at the end of certain adjectives like lustig - is the G pronounced like a soft G or S, or is it like a soft SH sound, like the SH in the English word shop? When there is an E after it (lustige) I can hear that it is pronounced like a normal soft G like the G in the English word getting, but it definitely sounds different when there is no E at the end - it doesn’t sound like a normal soft G when there is no E at the end... And the CH in the word mädchen - is it pronounced like an English CH sound (like in the word chart) or is it pronounced like a K or like a SH sound (like in the English word shape) or like an H?

[@FrozenMermaid666]

Anwy, when describing an educational video, one must use terms like helpful / educational etc and use the phrase ‘thanks a lot’ instead of greatly - because greatly / fine / great etc only reflect me!

[@adityabhardwaj7022]

Thanka

[@kingj282]

One small suggestion: include the genders! I don’t know if it’s der die or das Traube!

[@domromano4117]

Vielen Dank für die Sendung. Das passt mir grossartig.

[@mspaska4957]

HI Thanks a lot. It's helpfull for me. 👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍

[@Newhopes123]

A suggestion : Please translate into English word by word. It helps us beginners! Eg sentence for Tomate - eigene? groß?

[@FrozenMermaid666]

The flower dpi must be changed - flower dpi and flower / plant / nature related terms etc cannot be misused by hum’ns in yt dpi or yt names or names etc, and such dpi / terms only reflect me!

[@FrozenMermaid666]

Anwy, eigene = own (as it, my own hand) and groß = big / large / wide etc! In Dutch, eigen = own, which is similar to the German word! And in Norwegian, egen / eget = own, also kinda similar! However, words such as eigen / own / eigene cannot be before tomatoes or garden or other elements of nature - can only be used when referring to one’s body parts / hands / eyes etc, as hum’ns do not own nature / tomatoes etc and tomatoes / foods / nature do not belong to hum’ns, so it is term misuse to say ‘eigene tomaten’ or ‘seinem garten’ so, one can only use words like eigene / meinen / seinem etc when referring to one of his body parts (that is on his own body) only! Possessive pronouns and other possessive words in general can only be used by me, myself being the only Possessor / Owner aks the only Leader etc, and terms that are similar to a big term (such as leiter / leder) also only reflect me, so they cannot be misused when referring to hum’ns, so new words must be created to refer to m’nagers that do not contain big terms or words like man / men etc that only reflect my protectors or any other unsuitable letter combinations! Also, all love related terms and the words frau / vrouw and mann / man and freundin / freund etc also only reflect me & my protectors, and cannot be misused by hum’ns! And animaIs are not edible or a specialty etc, so all should only consume plant-based products only, and should never refer to animaIz as ‘food’ etc!

[@FrozenMermaid666]

Also, does anyone know how to pronounce the CH in ich? Is it pronounced H or S or SH? I always thought it was pronounced ih, but sometimes it sounds like an is, and on the Internet it says it can also be pronounced ish with a soft English SH sound... And the G at the end of certain adjectives like lustig - is the G pronounced like a soft G or S, or is it like a soft SH sound, like the SH in the English word shop? When there is an E after it (lustige) I can hear that it is pronounced like a normal soft G like the G in the English word getting, but it definitely sounds different when there is no E at the end - it doesn’t sound like a normal soft G when there is no E at the end... And the CH in the word mädchen - is it pronounced like an English CH sound (like in the word chart) or is it pronounced like a K or like a SH sound (like in the English word shape) or like an H?

[@edwardr7520]

@@FrozenMermaid666 There are a variety of regional dialects in German (as in other languages) and it really doesn't matter much which you use....if you say "ik bin" or "ish bin", people will understand you. Don't get knotted up over trivialities or you will never learn to speak. The purpose is communication so, if they understand you then you're saying it correctly. Many people speak a language poorly and with heavy accents but we usually can understand them. Get out, make mistakes and don't worry about being perfect. Even native speakers are not perfect in their own language so relax!

[@canancetin7363]

Thanks you are a great teacher🤩

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[@egonjensen6506]

21.39 DIE Reisende and not DER???

[@kkr2690]

It's DER!

[@alena4011]

die Reisende is a female traveller, der Reisende is a male one

[@gordanadimoski7436]

If the nouns are not given with their articles, it’s actually useless for someone who starts learning German.

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I want to know german language

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[@thosoz3431]

Three words in and I get Hamster ? Really ? Why ?

[@sciencestuffs8978]

I swear to gosh this channel takes any fun out of language learning and makes it as dull as going to the DMV.