Lesson 2-b Consonant Combinations in German Same is the case for the combination Г¤u because a with an umlaut produces a sound similar to the German word e. For example:Д¬ombination of German letters e and u produces a sound similar to вЂњoyвЂќ in the English word b oy or j oy.

For example:Д¬ombination of German letters a and u produces a sound similar to вЂњowвЂќ in the English word c ow or n ow. The combination of German letters i and e generates a sound similar to the English letter вЂњeeвЂќ in words 'flee' or 'free'. The combination of German letters e and i always produces a sound similar to the English word вЂњeyeвЂќ. Diphthongs in the German languageДiphthong is a sound formed by the combination of two vowels in a single syllable. Just memorize these combinations and their pronunciation. Correctly pronounce the combinations of tsch, sch, ch, sp and st in German words.ДЄlso in this lesson, vocabulary is not important to learn.Correctly pronounce the combinations of letters EI, IE, AU and EU in German words.At the end of this lesson, you should be able to: The goal of this lesson is to learn the pronunciations of diphthongs and constant combinations in the German language. Level A1 Introduction Unit 1 Alphabet and pronunciation Unit 2 Diphthongs and constant combinations Unit 3 German nouns and their genders Unit 4 Articles in the nominative case Unit 5 Pronouns in the nominative case Unit 6 Verb sein in present Unit 7 Verb sein in imperfect Unit 8 Verb haben Unit 9 Present tense Unit 10 Modal Verbs Unit 11 Nominalization of verbs Unit 12 Adjective endings in nominative case Unit 13 Making plural nouns Unit 14 Numbers in German Unit 15 Accusative case Unit 16 Pronouns in accusative case Unit 17 Prepositions with accusative case Unit 18 Questions with interrogative pronouns Unit 19 Asking questions without interrogative pronouns

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