All the umlaut letters are hard for me! I have to listen to you night and day to pronounce them right. I will start German language course next week, happy I found your channel.💙
I was struggling to learn German but now success, today I just watched your accusative lesson, then went to search your lessons with sequences. Now I think I will be able to learn German. I am writing this in between when was listening alphabet lesson or we can say lesson 1 of A.1.1. Please keep up by giving us more and more lessons.
The oh umlaut is the hardest for me. The "R" is actually pretty easy since it's pronounced the same in french and french is my native language. Thank you for this video it was very helpful 😊
Just found your channel, by accident, and it seems that you have a very different teaching style than most, with the right mix of German with just enough English, and some unique ways of explaining things!
Recientemente me ha surgido la inquietud de aprender el idioma Alemán, y hace un tiempo ví un video de este canal y me gustó mucho el contenido así que lo guardé para cuando quisiera adentrarme al idioma, y creo que hoy es el tiempo.
I'm a student from Sri Lanka, at this moment I'm so glad to have a nice teacher like u and ur guidance is really fabulous 🙂 I'm gonna watch all the videos 😊😇
Thanks for the videos man. I've watched several of them and they are really useful. I am a teacher too, and I think you are a good one. I'll be looking forward for more videos.
I didn't struggle with any of the German alphabets that much yet. I am learning Russian and after Russian German seems easier than it may have been if I had started German first. I am also finding that there's many similarities between German and English. In fact, Old English sounds a lot like german.
Hey! I knew this is an old video but I will still ask. I am learning Russian as well right now and I would love to know if you have any tips to share or websites/RUclips channels that helped you.
guten tag! I was looking for some good videos that can help me with my German language.and i found this channel. hope someday I will be able to get a excellent feedback for my learning journey.. this video is a big help for me even though I have been on my online class for the german language..
Hallo I’m Keegan I studied German back in high school and still have problems with the rolling my R’s I remember if my professor taught me the technique you provided in this lesson though I repeat that segment a couple of times to try and hear the sound the R is supposed to make I don’t quite have it down but I’m definitely determined to master it, thank you so much for you’re lessons much appreciated.
being a native indonesian learning english and mandarin while also reading the qur'an which is basically old poetic arabic actually made reading these alphabets easier for me haha, the hardest for me would be the ö.. Context: some words are similar to english (i mean of course obviously), indonesians read the alphabets with an "e" instead of an "i", the "ü" exists in the chinese language and the "R" when used in front of a word is read similarly like the arabic character "خ" (Kha/Kho)
I am an A1 student in my school, i will only do the course for two months...and go for Goethe A1 cert. But....the language is quite hard. I came across your channel and i like it so much. Am just so confused....and scared if i will make it at Goethe... please help me German teacher.❤
American English is my native language, and after thinking about it a little, we may not use all these sounds in actual conversation, but we still make these sounds without even thinking about it. Words don't always express things adequately; sometimes, the sounds we make convey what we're feeling, and some of those sounds happen to be strictly German. From my point of view, then, there's no reason to panic about German pronunciation if you were born and raised in the United States. I hope this helps.
I personally find the difference between O and U a bit difficult (because they sound quite different in my native language) and was surprised to see Ü and Ö sound the same to many people, I figured it is because we have Ö in my native language so I am very used to the sound. I tried finding something that could help and realized that it actually does sound quite similar if you are not used to it. I found this, which I think might be helpful: www.thegermanprofessor.com/how-to-pronounce-o-and-u/ It has some written explanation to the differences, and also a lot of sound-examples.
Well, at first thank you so much for your hard to make us easy reading German alphabets ❤ And I really find it difficult in pronunciation are umlouts 😢😢😂
Hallo Luzi, I just wanted to let you know hoe much I enjoy your channel. You are a wonderful teacher and you have helped me improved through understanding rather than just rote learning. Thank you!!!
Good job , my first time here I have learnt new pronunciation I have struggled for long but you are a great teachers The Umulant for me I need more practice
Just started to whatch your videos from the beginning and I hope to learn a lot in this Month! The hardest letters for me till now are the special ones ä ö and ü but further on with practice it will not be a problem anymore 😅
Hello love from Afghanistan I want to study in German you are good teacher I learned a lot from you .(Z) is hard if that’s possible make another video for us thanks sir
10:28 According to Theodor Siebs' "die deutsche Bühnenaussprache" (1898), the Standard German pronunciation for the letter "r" was a rolled-r. Nowadays, only the Bavarian people and the Swiss practise it. Some German singers employed this rolled "r" when they pronounce German words. They are Heino and Roy Black. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%BChnendeutsch
As an Arabic speaker it’s sort of easy to pronounce German “R” and “Ch” but I have to be careful because they’re a little softer than the Arabic “Gh” and Kh”
@@yourgermanteacher i have a question, i want to go to germany to work as a mechanic but i don't have have a certificate so is possible to work there with out a diploma?
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Which letter you struggle most with? Let me know 👇👇👇
Eszef
no R? good! :) y is a bit weird but the rest you should be able to right quickly.
U and V
Off course R
YourGermanTeacher z is the hardest for me
All the umlaut letters are hard for me! I have to listen to you night and day to pronounce them right. I will start German language course next week, happy I found your channel.💙
For me, I find it easy because I already speak French as a second language. But I understand that it's not easy to spell.
I've found the best way to explain "Z", is like "tsunami." The letter I found confusing, was "V." I treat it as a soft "F."
yes thats a good one! 👍💪
I was struggling to learn German but now success, today I just watched your accusative lesson, then went to search your lessons with sequences. Now I think I will be able to learn German. I am writing this in between when was listening alphabet lesson or we can say lesson 1 of A.1.1. Please keep up by giving us more and more lessons.
hi ashok, great! happy to hear this! 😊👍🙏🙏 keep it up! 💪💪
The oh umlaut is the hardest for me. The "R" is actually pretty easy since it's pronounced the same in french and french is my native language. Thank you for this video it was very helpful 😊
Thanks for sharing!
Holy cow, all the commenters saying "these guys are the best!" are 100% right - you guys are really great. Thank you!!
Just found your channel, by accident, and it seems that you have a very different teaching style than most, with the right mix of German with just enough English, and some unique ways of explaining things!
🙏😊
Willkommen!
@@yourgermanteacherwhat the meaning of willkommen sir
@@salawuzainab962Is you're welcome
I recommend a app for you : Memrise
Recientemente me ha surgido la inquietud de aprender el idioma Alemán, y hace un tiempo ví un video de este canal y me gustó mucho el contenido así que lo guardé para cuando quisiera adentrarme al idioma, y creo que hoy es el tiempo.
Love the fact that you are explaining in English and German. A slow learner like me can follow up. Danke Herr. I struggle with Z,
Gerne 😊
Ich hoffe, dass ich mit Ihrem Video in 6 Monaten Deutsch von A1 auf C2 lernen werde.
I'm a student from Sri Lanka, at this moment I'm so glad to have a nice teacher like u and ur guidance is really fabulous 🙂 I'm gonna watch all the videos 😊😇
Willkommen 😊👋👋
Thanks for the videos man. I've watched several of them and they are really useful. I am a teacher too, and I think you are a good one. I'll be looking forward for more videos.
thanks a lot for your nice feedback! :) glad my videos help.
Finally, I‘ve found the right teacher to learn with. Thank you for your awesome Video lesson. Already subscribed and follow. 🤓🤓
👍😊 willkommen 👋👋
I didn't struggle with any of the German alphabets that much yet. I am learning Russian and after Russian German seems easier than it may have been if I had started German first.
I am also finding that there's many similarities between German and English. In fact, Old English sounds a lot like german.
Same here.
Hey! I knew this is an old video but I will still ask. I am learning Russian as well right now and I would love to know if you have any tips to share or websites/RUclips channels that helped you.
Great lesson and learn valuable things. Thank you
Uh umlaut, C and Z are hard for me. R is pretty easy cause it's sound is also in my native language "Urdu". Thank you for the videos, Really helpful.
guten tag!
I was looking for some good videos that can help me with my German language.and i found this channel.
hope someday I will be able to get a excellent feedback for my learning journey..
this video is a big help for me even though I have been on my online class for the german language..
🙏😊 danke schön. Glad it helped.
Hallo I’m Keegan I studied German back in high school and still have problems with the rolling my R’s I remember if my professor taught me the technique you provided in this lesson though I repeat that segment a couple of times to try and hear the sound the R is supposed to make I don’t quite have it down but I’m definitely determined to master it, thank you so much for you’re lessons much appreciated.
Your teaching styl is very simple and more effective
Yes
being a native indonesian learning english and mandarin while also reading the qur'an which is basically old poetic arabic actually made reading these alphabets easier for me haha, the hardest for me would be the ö..
Context: some words are similar to english (i mean of course obviously), indonesians read the alphabets with an "e" instead of an "i", the "ü" exists in the chinese language and the "R" when used in front of a word is read similarly like the arabic character "خ" (Kha/Kho)
👍👍😊 thanks for sharing this.
The hardest letter were the ummlaut I loved your tutorial please keep posting until I until I become a professianal german teacher.THANK YOU !!!!
I am an A1 student in my school, i will only do the course for two months...and go for Goethe A1 cert.
But....the language is quite hard.
I came across your channel and i like it so much.
Am just so confused....and scared if i will make it at Goethe... please help me German teacher.❤
I little bit fear of learning Gearman, but you teach it very well; I feel better...I can learn
🙏😊
American English is my native language, and after thinking about it a little, we may not use all these sounds in actual conversation, but we still make these sounds without even thinking about it. Words don't always express things adequately; sometimes, the sounds we make convey what we're feeling, and some of those sounds happen to be strictly German. From my point of view, then, there's no reason to panic about German pronunciation if you were born and raised in the United States. I hope this helps.
You are a very good teacher
I love your blue eyes
Thank you, i learn the right pronunciation. I eas struggling and giving up 😭. And i found you such a blessing it's a sign to continue learning ❤
I have difficulties with ü and ö. I can hear their difference, but whenever I say it. They just sound the same to me.
I see that too. I think they’re mostly the same sound but the way they’re formed in your mouth is different.
I personally find the difference between O and U a bit difficult (because they sound quite different in my native language) and was surprised to see Ü and Ö sound the same to many people, I figured it is because we have Ö in my native language so I am very used to the sound. I tried finding something that could help and realized that it actually does sound quite similar if you are not used to it. I found this, which I think might be helpful: www.thegermanprofessor.com/how-to-pronounce-o-and-u/
It has some written explanation to the differences, and also a lot of sound-examples.
@@thebearcouncil8810 alright! Thank you very much :)
Same I'm having trouble pronouncing them😂😂😭😭
Keep practicing, one day it will be no problem any more 💪🙂🙏
thank you teacher.
Danke
U are excellent
Well, at first thank you so much for your hard to make us easy reading German alphabets ❤
And I really find it difficult in pronunciation are umlouts 😢😢😂
Hallo Luzi, I just wanted to let you know hoe much I enjoy your channel. You are a wonderful teacher and you have helped me improved through understanding rather than just rote learning. Thank you!!!
You are so welcome and thank you 😊
Thanks for sharing
Good job , my first time here
I have learnt new pronunciation
I have struggled for long but you are a great teachers
The Umulant for me I need more practice
Danke schön!!! This is very helpful!!! I always mix them up with English alphabet pronunciation. I need more practice!!!
Vielen Dank! glad it helps! 😊
vielen danke fur ihre hilfe . German teacher
Gerne 😊
I struggle most with umlaut letters. Can you make another video in which you emphasize the lips, mouth and tounge positions. Vielen Dank Lehrer Luzi!
Best online teacher for learning German. I vouch you
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Good teacher!
R and Z perhaps the most trickiest ones-it was great session
Super, danke Sir
Just started to whatch your videos from the beginning and I hope to learn a lot in this Month!
The hardest letters for me till now are the special ones ä ö and ü but further on with practice it will not be a problem anymore 😅
💪💪👍👍👌
Thanks alot for starting learning German.
Thank you @yourgermanteacher your A1 video series was just awesome, i did pass Goethe A1 with 80%
Congratulations 🎊🍾🎉🎈
H is like the “Minecraft” villager sound
Yes aarav you is write bro minecraft are you playing
Lol😂
Sie sind die beste lerehr ich habe immer mit Ch und Sch Problem.
Thank you so much sir.
Most welcome
U umlaut and o umlaut is hard for me. I can't pronounce them differently from each other. Thank you for this video!! It's very helpful! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks 🙏🏻
loving all of your videos, thank you very much!
Vielen Dank! :)
i prepared for a1 with ur videos and i did great. your videos are standard for every you tuber. thank u for ur videos
Thank you
Thanks a lot very helpful! Would be great to have a separate practice on R and CH sounds. Those are the most difficult to me 😊
Thank you very much atlist I have lent same thing 🙏🙏letter y is not easy for me
Always, always helpful! I still struggle with ü - particularly making it sound different than just u but I‘m getting better.
Good class. I found o umlaut the toughest. Have to practice. Thanks and Regards
Thanks 😊
You're a good teacher the way you pronounce the word clearly I understand it!..🎉❤
Thank you❤️❤️❤️
I find your lessons really helpful. I appreciate them so much. Everything’s easy to understand. Thank you!
Great teacher
Thank you! 😃
Best teachers
Hello love from Afghanistan I want to study in German you are good teacher I learned a lot from you .(Z) is hard if that’s possible make another video for us thanks sir
R (air) as Regen(rain)
R sound is very essay for kurdish people because we have it in our language
Great Sir ❤
danke..es st sehr gut..
I J pronounced in sequence means something else in the Philippines 😂. Good video, organized and clear. 👌🏻👍
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10:28 According to Theodor Siebs' "die deutsche Bühnenaussprache" (1898), the Standard German pronunciation for the letter "r" was a rolled-r. Nowadays, only the Bavarian people and the Swiss practise it. Some German singers employed this rolled "r" when they pronounce German words. They are Heino and Roy Black.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%BChnendeutsch
loved loved LOVED your video! helped me learn better than what my swiss teacher taught me.
i struggled a bit with u-umlaut. i m still practicing it
thanks very useful
+俞洋 Very welcome!
Danke❤
Sehr elegant
Thanks you a lot im just starting learning German and i found your video very helpful
Very good start, lovely. Thank you again (2nd time), high regards.
Valeu, obrigado. Gostei muito da aula
Ich auch hahaha! 🇧🇷👍👏👏👏
As an Arabic speaker it’s sort of easy to pronounce German “R” and “Ch” but I have to be careful because they’re a little softer than the Arabic “Gh” and Kh”
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Thanks a lot!!! You are a very good teacher
the best teacher and course
Amazing 😁
Danke! ❤
really helping this lectures plz keep it up thank you
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Ö and ü. Please explain the difference between these two. Thank so very much. Lots of love.
"Thank you so much!..a little harder for me letter " R" ❤😅
R at the beginning of a word and Ä
Thank you sr from israel
Best course, teacher, … . Congratulations
Great job dude, I watch your vedios from Afghanistan👉 🇦🇫 ❤🇦🇫👌👏
Awesome! Thank you!
Danke
Thanks sir for your lessons 🙏
wonderful video tysm sir! yet i have a small problem which is how to distinguish between u and o/u umlaute
Wonderful n thank you, high regards.
Thanks for the video it has help me but I have difficulty in letter j any y
You are the perfect German teacher😇🤗
Danke schön 🙏😊
You sir are the best teacher thank you so much
🙂👍🙏
@@yourgermanteacher i have a question, i want to go to germany to work as a mechanic but i don't have have a certificate so is possible to work there with out a diploma?
Love the cat too cute :)
Surprised in a lot of instances how the letters in German and English sound very much alike.
Both are germanic languages 😊
Indeed....I'm just glad that English lost it's flirtation (for the most part) with genderization. LOL! @@yourgermanteacher
that's sound very very very good many thanks to you -
It's been a looong time since i subcribed to this channel until now. I love the way you teach :).
👍😊 danke schön
Not a single letter is a struggle but the vowel combinations because they sound similar.
None of the are challenging for me 💪💪💪