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AstridDerPu
1 year ago

Hello,

I speak something Other / Referencesθcalibre.

Lispelscomes the pronunciation of the famous th closest in English.

Many (German) just don’t trust ‘Show tongue‘ (of course, only the tip of the tongue is slightly pointed out between the cutting teeth),

– because it does not belong ‘show the tongue‘ (good nursery)

– because liking in German as Speaking error treatment

– because you may damp pronunciation avoidance

– from Fear around the third teeth

– etc.

If someone in the German is lispelt, he does not, by the way, make himself easier with the pronunciation of the English th. My daughter, for example, lispels, but if she is ♪ She can’t.

(see: English-learn-online.de/areas/debate/the-english-th/)

In addition, you can hear regionally and individually d, s, t, f … for the th.

The th can stimmlos – e.g. theme [θi:m], with [wův] – and

stibulent– e.g. that [ðæt,ðət], themes [ðem, ðəm].

In any good online dictionary, e.g. pons.com, dict.cc, leo.org etc., you will find next to the phonetic which shows you how to speak the word – clothes [BE kləʊ(ð)z, AE kloÊŠ(ð)z] – besides the words also a speaker symbol. By clicking the mouse, the words are told there.

Under the following link you can select the language and a speaker, enter the words, then specify a check terms & conditions put on Synthesis click and a few seconds later on Play symbol click to let the words tell you.

acapela-group.com/

Depending on the dialect, you also hear other variants, and you have to be careful with your own name.

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What specifically the pronunciation of the specific article the As for, did you know that this before spoken vowel [ði:], but before spoken consonant [ðə] is pronounced?

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AstridDerPu

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGU90ug9jBw

SerenSaethu
1 year ago
Reply to  AstridDerPu

This is great! ðŸ ̃‰

Adzec
1 year ago

Of course with “th.”

For this purpose, it is also necessary to push only a little lispel, that is to say to push the tip of the tongue between the teeth or press it from the rear against the upper row of teeth.

Cruisendust
1 year ago

I’m talking about th.

But don’t find it bad but rather funny when someone says it like “samfing”. Funny that this is considered ridiculous, but so many say “Game of Frones”…

MaikeHamster
1 year ago

Hiii,

I actually say that with “f”.😅😂

LG Maike

ralphdieter
1 year ago
Reply to  MaikeHamster

Ah. Thwow him to the floor.

Pfiati
1 year ago

I’m Ami. For us it sounds wrong with “f”, although this happens in English, depending on the pronunciation. Sounds like “f” sometimes.

FouLou
1 year ago

With th.

Many say it with f simply because they have never learned how to speak th. There is no such thing in German.

I can’t remember learning explicitly at school.

(In the ground, the tongue must be gripped between the teeth (or at the top of the cutting teeth) and then, when exhaling, the tongue must be pulled back in order to pass over to the next loud)

adabei
1 year ago

I am talking the

correctly.

horribiledictu
1 year ago

No, you’re not the only one to make more of this ridiculous mistake.

Michito
1 year ago

I’m talking to th. With f the foot nails roll up.

2Pentylheptanol
1 year ago

Something.