Huh... I always thought "fräulein" was "fraow-line". Also, "guerrilla" is "geh-rri-ja?" Next, you're going to tell me "Javi" isn't pronounced "ja-vee." ;)
Huh... I always thought "fräulein" was "fraow-line". Also, "guerrilla" is "geh-rri-ja?" Next, you're
It's hard to spell a sound or intonation, unless you're a dictionary, but that's what I was going for.. Fortunately I have a Spanish background, with a minor in french, so I have no problem with the Rrrr! That's why I found this little strip so cool, "I can say those!" =^.^=
It's hard to spell a sound or intonation, unless you're a dictionary, but that's what I was going fo
Even us native English speakers can have trouble with it, and living in the USA, with all the different dialects in different parts of the country things can get even more confusing. One fun example is water, where I grew up, we mostly pronounced it wooter. XD
Even us native English speakers can have trouble with it, and living in the USA, with all the differ
there's a fake word that makes fun of english rules, the word is "ghoti" it's pronounced "fish" (gh = /f/ as in enough. o = /i/ as in women. ti= /sh/ as in nation.)
there's a fake word that makes fun of english rules, the word is "ghoti" it's pronounced "fish" (gh
My favorite English letter combination is ough. I believe it can be pronounced a minimum of 8, EIGHT, different ways. Plus, how about pronunciations. For example, read can rhyme with reed and red AND rhyming with reed it's the present tense and rhyming with red it's the past tense. Go figure.
My favorite English letter combination is ough. I believe it can be pronounced a minimum of 8, EIGH
I don't think "Ä" sounds like "E" (this would sound like "I" in German). It's more like doing something like... When you think and make that "Well, errrrrr...." (without the R's, if you know what I mean).
Of course you are right if you read it in most of the words though. Like "Bäcker", "Männer", etc.
Main thing is: Nice work! :D
I don't think "Ä" sounds like "E" (this would sound like "I" in German). It's more like doing someth
