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I’m recording a video on the rules of reading and
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pronunciation in German, although I initially did
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n’t plan to record this video
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because I wanted to start working on
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grammar, but on the other hand, if my
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hands are starting to watch completely newbies
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who have
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n’t taken any steps in learning German yet they didn’t
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undertake it, of course, without understanding
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how to pronounce
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or read certain words, it’s
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quite difficult to move anywhere, so I’m
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writing down these two lessons that are
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dedicated to the
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first one will be dedicated to the alphabet and the second
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will be devoted to letter combinations in German
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and after going through them in general a person is
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ready to move on to study grammar
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further to move in some
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direction because but in general,
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to learn all the rules of reading and
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learn to read and pronounce
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words normally in German you need, well, probably
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two, maybe three hours, while in
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French as many as 15 lessons are included in that
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in order to at least master these basics of
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reading their pronunciation, so those who
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are experiencing this for a very long time and difficultly are
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not experiencing, in fact, there is
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nothing complicated here, there is a general
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tendency that is observed in the German
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alphabet, pronounce the letters as you
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just wanted to pronounce them in class
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geometry since it was impossible to
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pronounce in English lessons, that
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is, pronounce
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and they hey b they b&c annesy
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and so on, so let's get
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started then, we'll look now at
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what letters we have in the German
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alphabet and how they differ from what
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he started with differs from English and
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we’ll also see how to read these letters in
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words and I’ll talk about some
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features that you may
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encounter and in general I’ll try to
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cover everything as much as possible, so let’s
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move here to the presentation, I think
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that this is the most convenient way to consider
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this topic since writing with a long
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canvas, all the letters are
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not very convenient, we
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can literally see it all in a few slides ourselves
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and it will be very quick and
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convenient, and since we see in general the
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German alphabet is absolutely the same as the
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English one, the only thing that differs with us
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is the presence of 4 additional
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letters here we have them below, these are the so-
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called three rubles, you have letters with
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dots and 1 additional one, similar to
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beta in mathematics, letters called with
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ted, but everything is in order and we will start by
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simply reading the letters like
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they are written here in their order in
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which they go on those letters that are
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not entirely clear how to
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pronounce intuitively or that have
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some action features, I
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will stop separately and we will start simply
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with.a.
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and she and Africa will report absolutely
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simply
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and then b.c.
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mission c and not ssd
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this letter is almost always pronounced in
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all words the same way as I do, that is, it is
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not er, namely, and further
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f is not jack
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a.g. the next letter h h
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then we have not o
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and not j a
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j k l m n o p q please note they are q r s
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t new and fau they are in
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in they w x
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epsilon they are y and z they z are the most problematic
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letters that beginners always almost forget,
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well, this is of course a file and
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because that right in and w you
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can’t get rid of them so easily, in order to
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remember, just remember the brand of the
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famous German car
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Volkswagen, their logo basically
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consists of two letters fau and v is
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pronounced by the Germans also as fau, but
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you can remember your favorite German
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car when you forgetting how
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to pronounce these letters, in addition to this, with
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difficulties, difficulties can sometimes be more accurate with the
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letters x, which is what
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you really want to read, j is also forgotten,
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yes, because after all, it seems like j
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is used to it, but it still sounds like iodine
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and,
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well, probably epsilon, and that’s the same for everyone
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unusual words like the players
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have always been here we don’t have the strength he well and not z
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not c but namely color and sound,
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respectively, will also not give color that’s what kind of
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additional four
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letters we have in German why do
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we need them how to deal with them in
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fact, everyone is just friends, these are sounds that
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were not in the Latin alphabet, these are
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sounds that were not in the Latin
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alphabet but were in the German
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language, that's when the Germans started
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writing in German, they
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borrowed the alphabet in Latin, but they faced
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such a problem that the letters were suitable there
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wasn’t, so this is what they found, they found a
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solution in these additional
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letters, there’s actually a long story
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from the beginning, they were written there as an
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additional letter I, if I’m not
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mistaken,
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then someone got too lazy to write it,
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they started to shorten it somehow just like
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dashes and in general, the dashes to were reduced
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to such points and die and appeared
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simply as a result of human
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laziness, but this is all history and
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we just need to know how they are
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pronounced in order to be able to
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navigate and understand in general what
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it is and so you were walking in the first row, this is
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so called and umlaut
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is pronounced simply like a but like a
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Russian letter and there are no particular problems with it,
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and umlaut is read
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as and in order to master it, just
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pronounce the words honey and take
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this letter e, which is in this word and
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start and pull have no on this but will
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essentially die the letter in the word honey so you
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pull it gives and begged in turn this is the
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letter yu in the word if you again
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talk about muesli and start pulling the
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letter yu
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you get it or as in the case with where they
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removed and you throw it away and leave
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only the final sound until in the case of
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it was and here we have it again like
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you in the word muesli with an elongated letter and
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remaining this muesli sign and the last
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letter and tsc is also called in German
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and a scarf from with type spicy s and herself it
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represents simply two letters ss
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read the same way as s, this is something that
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concerns the letters themselves and
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someone will ask why this is necessary at all, but it is
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necessary for many reasons, at least
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starting with the fact that you will be asked to
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dictate yours somewhere name or your
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e-mail or your address and ending with
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simply saying that you will write how
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this word is and you need to somehow ask
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it is written through a and through x, for example, is
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there through another letter and always
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using the English alphabet
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is not very good cool and if,
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for example, you communicate with a German there, or you
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ask in general someone
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who speaks German, he wo
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n’t even really understand. You mean,
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like, look, what am I looking for, we only have x, so
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we also have a bunch of all sorts of German
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abbreviations, like I already brought the same
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file to, so there’s a bunch of stuff there, too,
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they have signatures, that is, on their personal
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computers they have pizza and CDs and they’re sitting
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mp3 they’re
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mp3 in general, a bunch of all sorts of things like that
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and you just need to know the alphabet, it’s clear that
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you’re saying it in direct words like this so don’t
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use each letter separately, but
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you need to learn it, master it and generally
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navigate it,
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and now let’s move on
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directly to how these words are
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someone’s quarrel, how these letters are read in
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words, this is more applicable and
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more useful knowledge These are the ones that
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beginners should concentrate on,
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because if you don’t immediately
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remember the alphabet, then it’s probably nothing to
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worry about, if you don’t confuse that time on the 3rd
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and talk Jacey out of it, or you
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’ll warm up a cent there, then you’ll be forgiven,
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but if you count incorrectly these
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letters in words, then you will end up with
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some kind of rubbish
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and this in general should not be allowed, and then we
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begin, meaning letters and
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we pronounce such a
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beautiful word about fil, it looks like apple, yes, it’s an
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apple, of course,
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and we read it simply as and about fil
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here in parallel there will be some
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points about other letters, for example, here
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you can see that the letter m for some reason
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ends with a soft sign,
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that is, for some reason we have a
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soft l, we will talk about all these
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points as the words pass and
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as of our movement through the presentation of
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each of these letters and the feature, we
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will look at the second word, this is what
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you can immediately notice that I’m reading it, not my
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brother, but again, that’s already a feature of the
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letter r now we won’t get to it, but in general, the
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PTS teka is
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actually not the most successful the word
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persons was chosen because here is everything
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that stands here it is read like you
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only because this word is not German but
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again at 100 from Latin and
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is pronounced accordingly
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as it should be pronounced in Latin
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in German there are also a lot of words for the
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purpose in general manat are always pronounced
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as c further grandfathers here there is a
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letter combination of the workshop
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letter combination then our next video
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please do not skip it this is also a
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very important point because if you
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read it as we are used to reading in
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English then we will be able to give which
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is completely wrong there is a
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little German there literally up to 20 15 letter
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combinations that you just need to
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learn, this is the workshop from the workshop with PSP and so
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on, in the next video we will definitely
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analyze it, please don’t miss it,
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embroider it, you will be able to
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read part of it and everything will be great
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until the next letter is this and
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elephant as an example f remains f fish
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gabe reads like gay guitar letter x
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letter x is read as x with us
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if it is at the beginning of a word like for
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example here we have order x this is a hare
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in German again these words that are
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given do not need to be learned these are just
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examples so that for pronunciation and in general,
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people who are just starting to learn,
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don’t worry, that is, when I
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tell you some words, such as
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verbs or whales, nouns,
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when analyzing grammar, I don’t expect you to
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know these words, and if they give you a
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translation, it means, well, rather In general,
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for now, they are simply not needed; I’ll give this word
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as an example; it’s just that you
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met it and, based on it,
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you understood something; in general, working with
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vocabulary is a slightly different direction
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and, of course, it’s worth doing, but you
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shouldn’t set a blocker for yourself in
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studying the same grammar with what you
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say, I don’t know any words there,
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so I can’t look at it and
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it’s just that there are some parts of speech there are
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verbs that end in I
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no nouns that pizza
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with a capital letter this bye well enough
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to learn to read,
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learn how to generally navigate the
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language, the concept of structure and learn how to
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build this sentence and work with
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grammar and also such a separate block,
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working with vocabulary is also such a separate
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block, I will definitely tell you how to
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work with it here, but for now it’s simple please
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note that if the translation of some
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words is not given, it means that they are not just
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most likely not needed, and then
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we will return to sorry for such a digression, the
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letter x is read as and if but is at
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the beginning of the word and it is not
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readable if it is somewhere in
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the middle of the word, accumulate in this word
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scrap, we simply don’t pronounce it, we
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throw it out as if it’s not there, we
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read the word as but he the next letter
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is
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and and gel the next letter and toyota yogurt
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is simply considered as y.k.
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cinema, in principle, there are no differences from
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Russian to this,
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the letter l is an interesting letter because
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when it stands at the beginning of a word but
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is considered as a hard l, for example,
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here it is, or this is life, and when it stands in
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any other position, it is considered
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like that as if they added it to it,
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we got something like this, either
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or hive, a popular German name in general is
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always soft, as if yes yes everything because
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I’m better yes it’s by
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n-na z o m a p cube a little softer than in
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Russian in the language this is not
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just like cool dad but this is
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more and in general German letters are no more
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soft, that is, this already applies in
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general to all hard
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letters in German they are a little softer
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not as hard as hard as in
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Russian it’s difficult to explain it’s just
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necessary here hear and when you
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hear it in general you will understand what is going on
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further to the letter t the letter q and is read
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as sent as for example here is
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given the words q from the bone English
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word therefore here the last letter
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is read as and does not seem rather like
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exceptions usually to the line Tacitus it reads
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something like the letter r the letter r is the nastiest
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thing the most difficult letter of the German
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language because when it comes at the end of
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a word there are almost no problems with them,
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well, there are problems if you studied the language
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somewhere else in a Soviet school and you
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always agreed on what you need to say
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d r r with r
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then the problem is because you need to
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relearn and you need to learn that after
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all this is the letter r when it is in
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this position and at the end at the end of
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the word or in general everything is at the end of the syllable
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then it is not pronounced but the letter goes away
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and this is not bad and this is nether Asia
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please pay attention to this here are
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people who have already studied German
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please just take this into
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account if you don’t believe me you can open
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any video where a German speaks and
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listen to how he speaks how they speak they
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never in life they will not speak holes and
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cheese and so on, unless
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there is some very hard dialect in the summer of the
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Swiss cat, a little bit of Serduchka, and they speak there in
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general, in principle, not German, it is
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our kind of our royal language, here is the date, there
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may be some options, but in the hall
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daughter in normal standard German
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letters like this r at the end of the word and
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this will not be like the end of the word
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it will be at the beginning of the word or word and
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again it will be fafda there is no r yet and this
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will be closer to the French letter and
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very often people who
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have heard somewhere how it should be
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pronounced correctly try to start asking themselves
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often how to put
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the pronunciation, how to put the letter r, you
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can put it, there are a lot of all sorts of
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training videos where they take
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water and say, or they start to
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slip and fingers in the mouth and somehow,
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building a language is not without
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meaning, that is, it still makes sense, there is a point
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in learning how to
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put this letter correctly for yourself, I don’t know
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how long it was perfect, I was probably
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not very perfect, I didn’t really do much
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to put it right somehow it’s
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super correct, I just watched and
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listened to how the Germans spoke, I tried
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to speak, and I’m more or less what
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comes out in general, and when I communicate with
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German-speaking people, they don’t
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immediately tell me that they’re not
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native speakers or that I’m Russian-speaking in general.
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I don’t have a problem, but in general, if
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you are just starting to study, are you still there,
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tell me on b2
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or at least there, well, at least not on
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b1, please don’t do this, don’t
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waste your time, you have vodka, most
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often you still need to go through something- then you need to
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learn what you need to understand, what you need to
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figure out, don’t deal with these things until you
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have time, and if you do
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n’t put it in place, let’s say over time, then either it
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will be so, or
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one day you say that Kiev
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will deal with this now and highlight individual let’s say to
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ourselves the period of time when you will be
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directly involved in
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the decision from this letter because
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if you are not in the environment,
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if it’s clear if you are in the environment, then in general
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you are surrounded by carriers there right away, then you
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hear you are trying to somehow
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repeat it and you are most likely all you won’t
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stand there in a bathtub and try to imitate
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this sound, you will just constantly
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try to speak as they are lit,
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you will succeed, and
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if you are studying somewhere at home where they don’t
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speak German around you, if your
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study is in general activity this epithet is
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aram or in school + q this is an
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independent study then
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some time is specially allocated at this stage
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and there is training or there is a study of
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materials on how to put
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some kind of letter in yourself, but usually they put a r I you
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just haven’t yet advised because and
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as I will repeat, you have a lot of
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things to do during this
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period, please come back a little
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later sometime true, well, it will be like this
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next our letters are the letter s when
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it is at the beginning of a word it is read as з
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when it is in at the end of the word it reads
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like a dream, like for example, here are the words of the
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hare, too, because she is not for this hare, this is because
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that is, the div is thin and
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the letter combination and we talk about it in the
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next video, well, or bus beads and and
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in Africa bus the next one is our
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word this is for what the letter is -then and the
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next word is translated
00:19:52
as board
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you are just like you like me just a little
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but softer
00:19:58
as in the word that stool when and then fal
00:20:02
field just k soft o pronounces this
00:20:09
word like y and because x goes
00:20:11
into the letter she in general the message is readable and the
00:20:13
letter r leaves us with a letter and from here
00:20:16
we get the word Ugo
00:20:17
and the next letter this file reads like
00:20:23
veil
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in bass water x x x
00:20:36
ibsen it reads like this and is very
00:20:39
similar to umlaut also something like that’s
00:20:41
when you read the words muesli, this is
00:20:42
this epsilon sound, they are very similar, but
00:20:48
in general there are
00:20:49
very few words that contain letters,
00:20:52
so there is
00:20:55
no need to pay any special attention to it; color, there
00:21:01
may be problems with it because they are
00:21:02
confused; they read like an explosion; count
00:21:05
as for this all the same tsu zest for example and
00:21:09
now let’s go umlaut and as I said about
00:21:13
begged read as and for example mid hen
00:21:16
to the workshop I will repeat as x but again
00:21:19
now you don’t need to remember that in the
00:21:20
next video and so on and so on, that is, we bring it
00:21:22
as here By the way, we have two words,
00:21:27
the letter r, here we have it at the beginning with 2
00:21:31
syllables, so they are actually read like a
00:21:33
hard, but crooked, primer and
00:21:35
they are like the letter a, as for example, provided
00:21:39
a or b or c,
00:21:42
once again about the letter r, I said that I
00:21:45
specifically point out the burr at first is not
00:21:47
necessary, but I didn’t say how in general and
00:21:49
read read, I’m just like the letter r
00:21:52
in Russian but not unnecessary, and here you are just
00:21:56
like that, so firmly make it short,
00:21:59
such a measure even though it won’t be super there is the
00:22:02
correct type of pronunciation but it
00:22:04
will allow you not to waste resources yet
00:22:07
on thinking about how you should
00:22:09
burr or say or
00:22:11
burr here now, and it will allow you to
00:22:14
directly study the required layer of
00:22:18
knowledge a little later, you can
00:22:22
start adding this little by little
00:22:24
burr umlaut munich like k words like the
00:22:32
letter yu in the word muesli is simple and women and
00:22:36
sc strasse like two letters c in general is
00:22:41
pronounced quite simply the situation
00:22:44
here by the way we have
00:22:46
the letter combination with t to which we
00:22:48
will talk about and the letter r which I firmly
00:22:51
because goes at the beginning of the syllable, give
00:22:53
a trace
00:22:54
and with ted which are read as two letters s,
00:23:00
what about the alphabet, that’s all you have to do
00:23:02
now is just to figure out the second
00:23:04
video, which should already be
00:23:06
recorded and where you can watch it now here
00:23:08
after you
00:23:12
study it, just work with several
00:23:14
texts, try to read
00:23:16
first using, first looking at your
00:23:20
notes, which you probably
00:23:22
write down in a notebook, but don’t
00:23:24
forget to enter some kind of notes that we
00:23:26
can always come back, I hope very
00:23:30
first, somehow, together with the notes,
00:23:32
that is, read the word, look how there
00:23:36
will be a combination that looks like how to
00:23:37
read the letters and so a little bit at a time,
00:23:40
but just look at the notes less and less and less
00:23:41
and try to achieve
00:23:44
that here is the result and when you can
00:23:48
read the text, if not quite freely there,
00:23:52
then at least with some - with short
00:23:54
pauses, but on your own, I also
00:23:57
highly recommend taking some kind of
00:23:59
adapted book, there is a good
00:24:02
series,
00:24:03
it’s Berlin,
00:24:06
what’s Simone tresdin, you can
00:24:09
google it, Berlin is very good
00:24:11
to google, it’s so simple, it’s written in the
00:24:15
form of some kind of
00:24:16
quatrains of a book and not straight super
00:24:22
super easy and using them to practice
00:24:24
about reading is quite convenient, you can do everything, I
00:24:28
hope it was useful,
00:24:30
see you in the next issue

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Изначально я не планировал записывать видео о произношении, поскольку хотел сконцентрироваться на грамматике, однако, я получил сообщения от подписчиков с просьбой все же рассказать эти темы. Поэтому сегодня поговорим о немецком алфавите и правилах чтения немецких букв. Для того, чтобы полностью освоить правила чтения и произношения в немецком языке, необходимо также разобраться с немецкими буквосочетаниями. О них я расскажу в следующем видео. Немецкий алфавит: A a — [а] B b — [бэ] C c — [цэ] D d — [дэ] E e — [э] F f — [эф] G g — [гэ] H h — [ха] I I — [и] J j — [йот] K k — [ка] L l — [эл] M m — [эм] N n — [эн] O o — [о] P p — [пэ] Q q — [ку] R r — [эр] S s — [эс] T t — [тэ] U u — [у] V v — [фау] W w — [вэ] X x — [икс] Y y — [ипсилон] Z z — [цэт] Ä ä — [э] Ö ö — [о умляут] Ü ü — [у умляут] ß — [эсцэт] Мой сайт: https://deutsch-mit-yehor.com/ Мой Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Использованный отрывок: Rammstein - Mutter (Official Video) — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNdnVVHfseA

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