This kills the non-German

I just started learning German but I can’t find motivation to keep studying. I like rammstein.
Living in Berlin is one of my dreams though

Uruki sinjar allh8 Khartoum llahu akbar allah play allah allah allah allah allah allah allah allhall

Allah allah allahallahallahallah

There's a lot of German media if nothing else. I'd also highly recommend the band Eisbrecher, it's like Rammstein but way better

alsachien

youtu.be/ih395-JcvQo

Allah allah allah allah allah ally allah allah ally allah ally

Sieg Heil

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Aloha snack for ally alajjammsklscwdofhvuqv.ahdinuodf;ournvuo4f

Ayllah eckbar mujammed

>S + S = B
Is this widespread illiteracy the reason why Germany has never produced any great writers?

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This kills the non-Anglo

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Danke!! I’m gonna check it out!

>Δ and Θ
Is your language KILL from these sounds?

No, it's easy as fuck for me, мoй дopoгoй дpyг из Гpeции.

Good article about the capital letter, recommend reading it.
typography.guru/journal/how-to-draw-a-capital-sharp-s-r18/

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I don't Θink so, Δumb turk

fuck off slav

This suicides the German

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I will take that as an admission of Δefeat, Semir

Go and programm your suicide or something Igor, not in the mood.

>ы
why?

English, Greek, Spanish, Arabic, and Icelandic are the only langues that natively use Θ/þ. I rarely ever hear euros pronounce it correctly.

I was killed by ß _(:3」∠)_
β阝ẞ ß ẞ ß S ſ3

its a fucking gay s, the only challenge is writing it

>гыыыыыы

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I can pronounce it just fine, as can most of my friends who routinely use English. Though I agree, most of us substitute "z" or "d" for it. The bongs just say "f" instead.

Every one knows ꙑ (ъı) is the proper form, why the hell is there a soft sign

This kills the non-estonian.

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Not that difficult to pronounce Sz

This kills the goy

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orthographies with diacritics are cancer

Writing yet one stroke is too hard.

Z with a bar > other Zs

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I studied German for four years in school and while I can say only like 3 words, I know that letter

/blogpost

because it also shows the previous vowel is long

nice

Imagine being such a cuck that you drop these letters because of Germans who invented printing and didn't care for Untermenschen sounds/letters while designing fonts so that cucks like the English has to use Y instead of the thorn character (eg. Ye old tavern).
grammarpartyblog.com/2011/07/26/ye-olde-mispronunciation-the-long-forgotten-letter-“thorn”/

This kills OP

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isn't that pronounced as 'th' in the?

yõù mâd?

Yes, because of the invention of printing in Germany, these letters were dropped and turned into "th". First, they were using Y, but dropped it as well, as it caused confusion
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thorn_(letter)#Middle_and_Early_Modern_English

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>tfw studying the runes as an edgy teen paid off

Delta is not D, it's more like th in the

>implying you have a sound all of your own
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiceless_labiodental_stop

why

Pretty easy to understand for a Catalan like me.
ß = ss (essa sorda, "mute" s)
s = s (essa sonora, "sound" s)

In fact, think it would be quite practical to introduce the Eszett into Catalan ortography.

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I think it*

...you do realize that thorn is a germanic consonant, right? Even if we dropped the specific letter, it's still a prominantly used in the language; whereas you idiots had to drop it altogether.

when did we drop a letter or sound, my sweet summer child?

>when did we drop a letter

"This sound and its voiced counterpart are rare phonemes occurring in 4% of languages in a phonological analysis of 2155 languages [1]. Among the more than 60 languages with over 10 million speakers, only English, various dialects of Arabic, Standard European Spanish, Swahili (in words derived from Arabic), Burmese, Greek have the voiceless dental non-sibilant fricative."

"The sound is known to have disappeared from a number of languages, e.g. from most of the Germanic languages or dialects, where it is retained only in Scots, English, Elfdalian, and Icelandic, but it is alveolar in the latter.[4][5] "

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiceless_dental_fricative

>or sound
Feel free to vocaroo yourself and prove me wrong.

tl;dr

This kills the non-Burger

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Ss

language is like that
why would english reflect another

its just Ы

I like our ñ a lot and have a soft spot for other unique letters such as ß as well

Because writting Strasze, Strasse or Strase wouldn't be phonetically the same as Straße. Same as Z in zoo is pronounced softer than the S in set or C in source. In english it's just not always visibly written in a different way.

It was too hard for Gerdumbs to pronounce.

It also kills the Swiss though

Kek

You are like a baby.
Watch this. And the other dozen of letters

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ñandú ajajaja

beniẞ :DDDD

Ñ master race

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>tfw you replace it with a "ni" sound and it becomes useless

I think it's actually the unvoiced "th" as in "thorn."

What's the difference between the and de in some languages?

Söder, Seehofer, Stoiber, Dobrindt: Böse, alte Bayern wollen mit Soldaten, Stacheldraht und Schäferhunden arme Menschen an unseren Grenzen abweisen. Anders fröhliche Flachlandfrauen wie Angela, Claudia, Katrin: Sie sorgen sich rührend um Arme aus aller Welt, sorgen und jubeln: "Wir kriegen Menschen geschenkt!"

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...

D:

this kills the german

Du hast mich, bitch
nuff said

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fact: zyzz was reincarnated as a roo

ss

Mostly yes, but for some reason non Germanic speakers have some trouble with it
Frenchies usually say "ze"
Of course the English have no room to talk since Th-fronting (where "TH" is pronounced as an "F")
is becoming increasingly common there

ss

unfortunately both letters are pronounced the same where I live

Isn't this just an n with a y after it or something?

No, they're fused into one sound.

Like said it's like the not a D sound.

The D sound is N+T = NT, just like our B sound is made by M+Π=ΜΠ