German Pronunciation 1 - R

ah, ok. but we ain't just got good music, we also have good beer (you may drink it, when you're at least 16 xD), great cars, highways without speedlimits, etc! have fun ^^

I'm staying at Karlsruhe with an exchange program for a few weeks. I'm pysched about it and it's only December...I love Germany - it's got great music! X]

cool ^^ you already know the city or roughly the area where you're gonna live?

Haha thanks...I guess I'll learn it better when I go to Germany in April ;D
*goes to practice* XD

yeah, somehow. but it's very hard to explain it. put your tongue a bit back and press it onto the top of your mouth. i you breath our heavily, it should make a sound that comes close to the r. now you have to make sure, to clear it up by breathing normaly, etc. i dunno, very hard to explain

Oh my god those middle ones are killer....

is it a bit like making the "h" sound very strongly?

helps me out allot =3
lolz

you dont need it at the end of a word like sauber you speak it like sauba you know? its easy the "R" is on the end and you speak it like an "A" ;)
hope that i helped you a little

omg
its "sprechen" not "sprehen"! In Englisch (to) speak.

Hello, Could you teach german pronuciations about ' ä, ö and ü '? I find it very difficute with these.

Is always wanted to know how sounds a different RR (I'm a spanish speaker). The middle-R sounds like a bad spanish pronunciation hahaha. Interesting ^^

schon wieder dieser münsterländische Dialekt! es heisst nicht fair-rückt, sondern verrückt, das "e" wird auf Hochdeutsch nicht so lang gedehnt, wie ihr das in Münster macht, und die korrekte Betonung liegt auf der zweiten Silbe!

smart to not cover your mouth with the sign.
thanks

danke fur das video, very enlightening!

das stimmt :)