@infernalphast9 There is a long ö sound which I talked about in this video. A word with this sound is Öl [ø:l]. There is also another ö sound which is short and more open, for example in the word öffnen [ˈœfnən]. There will also be a training online about this sound in a few days.
As I said on the video for ü, I found this quite helpful, thank you. I was always trying to do ö with more of an i+o sound instead of e+o; the way you explained it works much better. Thanks again!
I've just read this, thank u! And let me congratulate you for being so attentive for answering this so fast. I realise u've got a sweet british accent also, cause i've a spanish-speaking. Thanks a lot!
This video is really helpful! But i've got a doubt... I don't find easy to distinguish the ü sound from this one.. I don't know if u have a tip. Herzlich danke!
@corp127 The main thing is that you know the difference between o and u because the ö is o with lifted tongue and the ü is u with lifted tongue. I recommend you to watch my video about the German u. Stop at 4:35. This is when I explain the difference between the close vowel u and the close-mid (or half-close) vowel o.
@corp127 The German u is a very narrow sound. If you already succeed in saying u correctly, you just have to open your mouth a little more. However, your lips have to stay protruded. The o is not far away from the u sound. It is just a little more open.
great video :) very clear explanation Vielen Dank
roxer07 2 weeks ago
Thank you so much, the best tip I found so far...
vijay1reddy 3 weeks ago
The most useful German pronunciation activity I have come across yet, many thanks!
Charlierachable 1 month ago
Thank you, it's helping.
MrElisha06 1 month ago in playlist More videos from easyonlinegerman
Kind of awkward but so helpful! Vienlen Danke!
2starcraft 1 month ago
danke, thx, merci
Urbanmotifs 2 months ago
OMG, i can’t believe i made it!!! it's really helpful, danke!!
yeungshin 2 months ago
I finally made the sound! :D
nattynab 2 months ago in playlist More videos from easyonlinegerman
@infernalphast9 There is a long ö sound which I talked about in this video. A word with this sound is Öl [ø:l]. There is also another ö sound which is short and more open, for example in the word öffnen [ˈœfnən]. There will also be a training online about this sound in a few days.
easyonlinegerman 2 months ago
very helpful. thank you
ultrablue18 3 months ago
You are a very good teacher and a pretty one too! I have been having troubles with pronouncing ö for awhile but I have it now.
Thanks!
brody3977 3 months ago
Oh my God! I think I got it! Thank you so much, this was incredibly helpful!
OfShadowandSubstance 4 months ago
Sorry, there is no ö in dutch, as you say.
flaxious 4 months ago
@flaxious What about keuken [ˈkø:kən]? You do not write the ö as the letter but the sound is the same.
easyonlinegerman 4 months ago
@easyonlinegerman Yes, the sound is the same :-)
flaxious 4 months ago
Thank you! I just bought a Bösendorfer and this video is extremely helpful.
thrillscience 5 months ago
This video is very helpful thank you so much !
mschic2u 5 months ago
It is really an excellent explanation. Thank you for your helpful advice.
miroitement1219 6 months ago
Thanks!
mysteryproductsltd 6 months ago
Thank you!
Kanashto 6 months ago
As I said on the video for ü, I found this quite helpful, thank you. I was always trying to do ö with more of an i+o sound instead of e+o; the way you explained it works much better. Thanks again!
nakorbluerider 7 months ago
Wow.
Finally I can pronounce the Umlaut!
You are Really good, and you have charisma.
Very informative.
Tschüss!
Joker4232 7 months ago
I've just read this, thank u! And let me congratulate you for being so attentive for answering this so fast. I realise u've got a sweet british accent also, cause i've a spanish-speaking. Thanks a lot!
corp127 8 months ago
This video is really helpful! But i've got a doubt... I don't find easy to distinguish the ü sound from this one.. I don't know if u have a tip. Herzlich danke!
corp127 8 months ago
@corp127 The main thing is that you know the difference between o and u because the ö is o with lifted tongue and the ü is u with lifted tongue. I recommend you to watch my video about the German u. Stop at 4:35. This is when I explain the difference between the close vowel u and the close-mid (or half-close) vowel o.
easyonlinegerman 8 months ago
@corp127 The German u is a very narrow sound. If you already succeed in saying u correctly, you just have to open your mouth a little more. However, your lips have to stay protruded. The o is not far away from the u sound. It is just a little more open.
easyonlinegerman 8 months ago
Thank you for posting this video. It helped me to pronounce ö correctly.
MissMuschel89 8 months ago
thanks a lot! I´ve had a lot of problems trying to pronnunce the Umlaut, lets see what happens in my next german class ;)
Tschüss!
undeadanddead 9 months ago
It works...just needs more practice..simple and effective, Thank you :)
oldfuture 9 months ago
extremely helpful, thanks sooo much!
luvRamos15 10 months ago
nice video, quite helpful, thanks!
csi85 11 months ago
I've already checked this sound on your site, but having a video showing how everything should work makes it all better. Thanks!
MrPepetrox 1 year ago