German Pronunciation Rules: b, d, J, S, V, SP, ST, Z
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The document provides pronunciation rules for several letters in the German language. It explains that b at the end is pronounced like p, d at the end like t, J like the y in Yak, S followed by a vowel like z, V like F, and s followed by p or t at the beginning of a word like sh. It also notes that z is pronounced like ts. The document encourages visiting a listed website for more information on pronouncing German words.
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German Pronunciation Rules: b, d, J, S, V, SP, ST, Z
- 1. b b occurring at the end is pronounced like p • Ob (op) • Gab (gahp) visit us at www.mindurgerman.com
- 2. d d occurring at the end is pronounced like t • Und (oont) • Hund (hoont) visit us at www.mindurgerman.com
- 3. J J in German is pronounced like “y” in Yak • Ja (yaah) • Johan (Yohahn) • Jahr (Yahr) visit us at www.mindurgerman.com
- 4. S S followed by a vowel sounds like “z” • Sagen (zaagayn) • Sie (zee) visit us at www.mindurgerman.com
- 5. V V behaves like “F”of English • Vater(Fahtayr) • Volks (folks) visit us at www.mindurgerman.com
- 6. SP,ST S,at the beginning of word, when followed by P or T takes the sound of “SH” • Späte(shpaet) • Spielen(shpeelayn) visit us at www.mindurgerman.com
- 7. Z Z is pronounced like “TS” • Zu (tsoo) • Sitzen (zeetsayn) visit us at www.mindurgerman.com