Pronunciation German soft ch
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Vielen dank! Das ist sehr gut :)
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@basti329 Danke, das wäre nett! Hauptsache, sie haben Grundkenntnisse in Englisch.
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@easyonlinegerman eigentliCH niCHt ...XD aber trotzdem gutes vid , ich glaub ich zeig das mal meinen kumpels die ständig versuchen deutsch zu sprechen, ist zwar witzig wenn sie alles falsch aussprechen aber iwann will man nurnoch das die es dann doch ein wenig können :D
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@basti329 Keine Ahnung, vielleicht aus Neugier? Wenn du's nicht weißt :-). Ein ch-Aussprachetraining brauchst du ja wohl nicht.
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Wieso schau ich mir das an.... o__ô
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@matteusmauritz The sound in doch is a hard ch. I am not planning to make futher videos about the ch sounds because I think I explained very well where they are formed and when you have to pronounce a soft or a hard ch sound. If you have problems with the soft ch sound, try to whisper "yes". If you have difficulties in pronouncing the hard ch, then imagine you want to produce the clicking sound k without completely closing the area between tongue and soft palate so that the air can still flow.
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I cant tell the different between sch and soft ch :( I can pronounce sch easily but not ch :( I know its a bit different
andreskizzo 1 month ago
@andreskizzo The sch (sh) sound is produced by bunching the blade of the tongue up against the palate. So the sh sound is more at the front. The soft ch is the voiceless counterpart of the [j] sound, for example at the beginning of the word "yes". If you try to whisper yes without using your vocal chords, then you produce the ch sound. You do not use the blade of your tongue. The soft ch sound is formed with the middle part of the tongue raised against the hard palate.
easyonlinegerman 1 month ago
Vielen lieben Dank für Ihr Video. Ich möchte Sie aber nach der Zungenhaltung fragen. Können Sie bitte detailliert beschreiben, was genau die Zunge macht? Ich habe es schon versucht, die Zunge gegen den Daumen zu halten - doch man hört das richtige "ch" nicht. Danke und Gruß
spgrosso 4 months ago
@spgrosso Die Zungenstellung ist dieselbe, wenn ich den stimmhaften Laut [j] ausspreche, z.B. am Anfang des Wortes yes. Man könnte auch sagen, das weiche ch ist eine stimmlose Variante des [j]. Am einfachsten ist es daher, das Wort yes zu flüstern, also versuchen, es auszusprechen, ohne die Stimme einzusetzen.
easyonlinegerman 4 months ago