Random german lesson

here i will teach some german for HK's TH fans,
and if you have any qusetions please feel free ask me

我睇左一個鐘德文既拼音已經oh no-___-

ok here we go, let talk about some simple stuff first~


how are you? = wie geht's ?
how old are you? = wie alt bist du?

,,,, sorry

do u mind telling us how to pronounce the words?

dunno how to say it,,,, so stupid ><"

zenyu~* wrote:,,,, sorry

do u mind telling us how to pronounce the words?

dunno how to say it,,,, so stupid ><"

oh sure~

wie geht's = vee qent
wie alt bist du = vee ice bist du
("alt" sound like ice, but no "s" sound)

thx~

looking forward to yr next lesson~*

1=ein(ients)
2=zwei(tsvie)
3=drei(drie) r is the German way to pronounce *or you can read "dry" if you can't pronounce the R*
4=vier(via)like Tavia but no Ta LOl
5=fewnf
6=sechs(zeks)
7=sieben(zee ben)
8=acht(akch)
9=neun(noyn)
10=zehn(zen)

edit by Tavia

The letter 'b'
When the German consonant 'b' appears either at the start or in the middle of a word, it is pronounced in a similar way to its English equivalent.Just like this EG:
Baum(tree) Bank(bank) Berg(mountain) Bier(beer) Boot(boat) Buch(book)
Bowm Bangk beark bier Boot buh(the 'CH'(German) is 'h'(English)

letter 'b' appears in the middle(same as English way to read 'B'
Liebe(love) Baby(baby) Robben(seals) glauben(to believe)
Leeba beby roben(German 'R') Glau ben

But when the German consonant 'b' appears at the end of a word it is pronounced as a /p/
Lob(praise) taub(deaf) gab(gave) Kalb(calf)
Lop taup gap Keil up(fast)