How do you pronounce fertig so that it doesnt sound like you're saying fettig?
Help me out Germans
Ethan Richardson
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Ayden Myers
How do you pronounce zaftig?
Jose Johnson
Roll the r?
David Lopez
Try saying fertih?
Juan Thomas
fehtig
Leo Jones
I think (not sure) that fertig has a long /e:/ sound, while fettig has a short one, /e/.
Gabriel Stewart
featih
Dominic Perry
how the hell do you pronounce debt and death differently???
Ethan Garcia
vehr-tyyg - > vertich -> fertig
Try to say "vertical" except "-al"
Adam Hall
and "that"?
Caleb Brown
>Amerimutt wanting to learn German
YIKES
fuck off Neo-Nazi.
Benjamin Butler
For 'th', put your tongue below your front teeth, not behind them. Press up, like you're biting your tongue. Voila, death and that
Wyatt Cook
actually the th's in death and that are 2 different th's
Levi Jenkins
try FeArtig ?
Juan Miller
Because ea comes before? Jumping my tongue forward is the only difference I feel
Hunter Sanders
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it's kinda like fe-etig
like there is 2 e's
can you hear it?
Zachary Myers
LOL MUTTS CAN'T ROLL THE R
Christopher Parker
>In English, the digraph ⟨th⟩ represents in most cases one of two different phonemes: the voiced dental fricative /ð/ (as in this) and the voiceless dental fricative /θ/ (thing
Easton Perry
fairteeg (English pronounciation) -> fertig
fat tig -> fettig
Hunter Hernandez
Dominic Young
>no R rolling
lol
Aiden Lewis
>neger
löl
Matthew Stewart
Adam Peterson
Evan Morris
based
Isaac Wood
Not german, but here you go
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John Nelson
based helpers.
Evan Reed
If you can't do the R i used, just use the spanish kind of R, it's used in many places by native speakers. As a last resort you can always use your native R, which is also used by small numbers of native speakers natively but it'd sound weird with your accent probably
Chase Cooper
Interesting. Which native German speakers do use the Spanish R?
Ryan Powell
It's common in the South of Germany and big parts of both Austria and Switzerland
Oliver Turner
>rolling the R in fertig
Is this thread trolling OP or what? You definitely don't roll that