Swiss German Pronunciation Lesson

Learn how to pronounce the most important Swiss German sounds and improve your speaking in just 15 minutes!
Swiss German online lesson for beginners and intermediate students.
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[@Toannguyen-hi3sf]

Thank you miss , this lesson is ceey useful

[@user-kx4vw9uj6x]

i love swiss german, next time i wil talk with one, i will be able to try to talk swiss german with them

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Yesssss

[@thesaurosie9209]

Oh no! I thought I could retrofit the tiny bit of standard German I used to know but Swiss German is so much more different than I realised. But thank you for your encouraging listening noises, they're very sweet

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

😁😄🤗

[@ginasv1857]

Es hat viel Spass gemacht!Ich bin Mexikanerin ,die in der Schweiz wohnt,noch nicht in Deutschland gewohnt 😅 so ja, das ist ‚ ne grosse Herausforderung.Danke!❤

[@rosegezegenim3674]

Grüezi zusammen

[@JiSookYim]

Merci vielmal for this video! This was incredibly helpful!!

[@leot735]

I don’t plan to learn Swiss German, but I watched your video out of curiosity. I’ve noticed some similarities between Schwyzerdütsch and Elsassisch. It must be due to the fact that they both derive from Alemannisch. 1) German sounds ST/SP are also pronounced SCHT/SCHP in Elsassich 2) T is also close to D, same goes for P/B 3) We also use Mir instead of Wir 4) ÜE is widespread. We tend to replace U by ÜE (ex : süecha/ suchen ; Küecha/Kuchen ; Müeter/ Mutter ) whereas your replace U by UE (Mutter/Mueter; Gut/Güet (el)/Guet (ch)) 5) We use d'r Büe/ d’ Büewa for Buebe, both words are closer to each other than it is to standard German der Jung/die Jungen 6) de/d'/'s is used instead of der/die/das But 1) We don’t often roll or flap our r 2) We don’t really use the Swiss -ch (which is close to the Spanish j) In the south, we pronounce Ich as you do though, but K stays K -> Kind won't be Chind. 3) ie stays a long i as it is in Standard German Anyway, despite some similarities, Swiss German pronunciation makes it hard to understand for outsiders !

[@jonahtuggener7974]

I love this channel! Thank you for helping and teaching. My family lives in Switzerland, but I haven't lived there since I was a baby so I didn't get to learn the language. This helps a lot for when I go back and visit my family. Please don't stop uploading videos!

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Aww so glad it helps you, Jonah ❤ where do they live? Just curious about their dialect.

[@jonahtuggener7974]

@@SwissGermanBeginners They live in Zürich :)

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Oh then my channel is perfect for you! 😃🤗

[@kazseyton4585]

Omg same!! My family lives in switzerland as well and I’m trying to suprise them

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Aww love that 🥰🥰

[@guillermocesarsaladino2470]

Ich liebe diese Sprache...!! Vielen Dank für diesen Videos !!

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Danke dir 🥰

[@shkelzeen_ahmeti]

You are the best!! I’m doing very good but thanks your help

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Aww that's great to hear 😃🙏

[@Mack-the-Knight]

Dieses Video isch fantastisch.

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Merci vielmal, das freut mich sehr 😃💕

[@justinagritzan]

Oh ja Andrea, die Aussprache ist für mich ein großes Problem, vor allem "ch" und "scht" 😊 irgendwie harter als im Deutschen. Ich lerne auf jeden Fall weiter! Deine sehr guten Lektionen helfen mir sehr! 😊 Danke vielmals für's Beibringen. Mach's gut und bis bald 👋

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Ich freue mich immer sehr auf deine Kommentare, Dina 💕 danke dir! Wunderbar, dass dir meine Videos helfen. Mach's au guet und bis glii! 👋

[@MrsGessleItalien]

Ich liebe diese Klänge 😜

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

😄🤗

[@siavashbahreini1282]

Hello, thanks very much for all your wonderful videos. I just have a question; shall I ask you, what is the name of your village in Switzerland?

[@mummyOnions]

my tongue and throat just cannot create those sounds, but just a small point... very good ( not very well in english, well is health, good is achievement

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

Hallo Andrea! Könnte Sie machen Videos über Formell und Informelle Schwiizerdüütsch, bitte? ☺️☺️☺️

[@daydreamCH76]

dr Bescht is de Üetliberg

[@broytingaravsol]

on est utile

[@jorgemerygarcia623]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@lesterburhnam7272]

Sorry for my english (I'm French). A few mounths ago I saw a lesson in swiss german (Victor) and they pronunced "Sie gheisst Gaby" as a K on the beginning of gheisst (Keisst). I thought it was the same pronunciation of german "G" ?!

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

That's possible. It largely depends on the Swiss German dialect.

[@lesterburhnam7272]

@@SwissGermanBeginners Merci !

[@lesterburhnam7272]

@@SwissGermanBeginners I ask because it's supposed to be Zuri dialekt. (Story takes place in Zurich)

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

I see. The thing is that every person speaks slightly different as we all have a mix of dialects. But the good thing is you can just talk however suits you best. There are no strict rules 😁

[@lesterburhnam7272]

@@SwissGermanBeginners Merci ! SIe sind seer nätt !

[@etokeokeo9063]

One mistake: "Schau! Die Jungs ruhen aus." is wrong! The correct form in German is: "Schau! Die Jungen ruhen aus." Der Junge is singular, while Die Jungen is plural (and not "die Jungs").

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