As a French speaker, German is the easiest language to pronounce. Most German sounds (r, ä, ö, ü, etc.) already exist in French, so we can pronounce German without any effort.
As a French speaker, German is the easiest language to pronounce. Most German sounds (r, ä, ö, ü, etc...
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Same here, pronouncing French is hella easy
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The average French person trying to speak German sounds like a Rhinelander after he had 3 bottles of wine.
Yes that's what we are
揉めるわけねーだろ
ジャップには無理
Tbf the "ch" sound is unique to German
Post a vocaroo of you prpnuncing the following german place names:
Berlin
Görlitz
Teltow
Kyritz
Crimmitschau
Delitzsch
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Please.
booba
what
I need to see her take the most rank and girthy Jomon cock in all of Japan.
test
揉め揉め
no I don't like pronouncing names of Asian places
Reminder: Walloons are the gypsies of Europe. TOTAL WALLOON DEATH
Berlińsk
Gorlice
Tełtów
Kirzyck
Krymiczały
Deliszcz
france created quebec
Very good
Good
How did you manage to get Berlin wrong and the rest mostly right.
How did you manage to get Berlin wrong and the rest mostly right.
because we are frvnkvsh brother
I wasn't pronouncing them in german, I was literally just pronouncing them in french
That is Ossiphobic
High, middle or low?
Sounds like a bad hitler impression
Like every German person in existence
Europe ends at the Elbe river
imagine the sex
Correct Europes border is defined by the Elbe in the East, the Rhine in the West, the Main in the South and the confluence of Fulda and Werra in the North.
Dis nigga out here living in Schweinfurt
As an English speaker, English is the easiest language to pronounce. We don't know if we're French, German or Latin so we take out any sounds it's hard to pronounce, and we are genetically unable to remember how to pronounce vowels, so we just pronounce them however we feel like at the time.
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anon...
One aspect of EFLs I find funny is how they usually try to pronounce actual French words.
Despite French being related to English. most put 0 effort into it and just try to pronounce them like English words.
German speakers on the other hand from what I've seen generally at least try to pronounce them in a French way even if it's wrong.
Honestly, I have rarely heard this from EFL people who can speak French. To be able to speak French decently takes a while, and by that point, people usually know what to do to get a reasonable sound. If you mean just a couple of French words the average normie knows, then sure, they don't even comprehend the idea that a letter can represent a different sound. I'd have to say that ESLs, and especially French are terrible for doing this when they speak English though. There's a reason the French accent exists, that's because they don't try to get the sounds right at all. They have much greater knowledge since English is everywhere and they should know better really. Always pisses me off when ESLs don't even try to get a decent English accent but it's expected the other way around.
mercy buckets
par lee vooz franzeez
why don't these frenchies just speak it plain?
really though, hors d'oeuvres is indefensible not just in pronunciation but linguistically, that one phrase reveals a deep-seated cultural mental illness...
pronounciation
Literally doesnt matter as long as people understand you
>Prononciationeuh
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Wrong.
Me speaking french is a crime against humanity