practicing German, advice and corrections welcome@kitten also, in the second one the ö of "Vögel" is a bit short, it's really good in the first one though
practicing German, advice and corrections welcome@kitten Pretty good, the second and third "Süden" are better than the first one. The sound should come from the front of your mouth, barely behind the pointy lips. Almost as if you want to whistle
practicing German, advice and corrections welcomea last one and let's jump to a different one, this one is too weird (and I feel awkward telling such a bad joke so seriously :neocat_laugh_sweat:)
practicing German, advice and corrections welcomeI'm quite lost with "süßes" here :neocat_laugh_sweat: I pronounced it the way it seemed right for those letters, but it feels like a weird way to say it
practicing German, advice and corrections welcome@kitten The "ein" sounded more like "in". The "süßes" and "kätzches" on the other hand were pretty good.
practicing German, advice and corrections welcome@kitten OH: "It's funny how they're starting to have a better pronunciation of German than my aunt after 35 years."
re: practicing German, advice and corrections welcome@kitten Klingt gut :) Es ist sehr stark merkbar, dass dir noch die Übung fehlt, aber die kommt ja mit der Zeit :)
practicing German, advice and corrections welcome@kitten yes!!! nice :) The "S" of "Süden" is a bit sharp, it's a bit more of a /z/ in standard german (like in "zebra" in english), although that also varies by local german dialect
practicing German, advice and corrections welcome@kitten but, like, honestly, your pronunciation is incredibly good, from just hearing that I would guess you're just fluent in german ^^
practicing German, advice and corrections welcome@kitten@floy You can also just completely ignore it, because the claim that there are different ways to pronounce “s” is a lie made up by people in northern Germany. 🤬
(In the south, where I’m from we literally don’t distinguish at all and all school children hate the “You use ‘s’ on voiced and ‘ß’ on unvoiced ‘es’”-advice because we don’t even know what a voiced s is. Not even kidding.)
(Also: In case you saw my deleted comment: I misheard on first listening (speakers on low volume), you did pronounce it correctly!)
re: practicing German, advice and corrections welcome@kitten Ich würde es nicht anbieten, wenn ich es nicht ernst meinen würde :)
Wenn du denkst, das es so sinnvoller ist, dann lerne gerne erst noch einige Wörter, und sag gerne Bescheid wenn du das Gefühl hast, dass du es gerne probieren würdest :)