Message from @Freiheit - CA

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2018-03-31 00:28:59 UTC  

@StrawberryArmada I've been learning some Irish and Scots Gaelic through music and poetry. I can't converse in the language, or really form a sentence on my own, but have mostly memorized phrases. Listening to the music really helps with pronouncing the words.

2018-03-31 00:29:22 UTC  

I made a massive playlist of Gaelic music if you would be interested in that.

2018-04-20 01:38:18 UTC  

@John O - Any way you could post a new link to the language server? Thank you.

2018-04-20 01:43:58 UTC  
2018-04-20 01:44:58 UTC  

Thanks!!

2018-06-13 23:46:50 UTC  

are language learning discussions still on the separate server?

2018-06-13 23:46:58 UTC  
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2018-06-25 03:38:22 UTC  

Any native German speakers? I've been learning on Duolingo for a while now, but the voices are computer generated. How exactly does one pronounce the word "milch" ?

2018-06-25 06:33:30 UTC  

Meelkh

2018-06-25 07:46:19 UTC  

Is there any sort of "sh" sound?

2018-06-25 07:46:30 UTC  

I have a feeling the robovoice is a little distorted.

2018-06-25 07:47:24 UTC  

Not on that word.

2018-06-25 07:48:09 UTC  

That I understand.

2018-06-25 07:48:13 UTC  

Pretty sure the ch in milch is like the one in ich and unlike the one in nacht

2018-06-25 07:48:42 UTC  

I think the best approximation of the sound is the h in the word “hue”

2018-06-25 07:48:46 UTC  

OK, so there is an exhalation of air at the end?

2018-06-25 07:48:48 UTC  

Kind of catlike

2018-06-25 07:49:34 UTC  

I think High German Hoch Deutsch they may say it like an sh

2018-06-25 07:50:05 UTC  

The male and female voices seem to differ a bit too on the pronunciation.

2018-06-25 07:51:16 UTC  

It’s a fricative, so there’s a puff of air. Like English F or sh

2018-06-25 07:51:32 UTC  

It’s not a stop, so there’s air.

2018-06-25 07:51:44 UTC  

It's hard to say it 🙃

2018-06-25 07:51:55 UTC  

It takes some time for sure

2018-06-25 07:52:24 UTC  

In some dialects of English (including general American) it’s the same sound that’s in “human”

2018-06-25 07:52:34 UTC  

The h glide sort of thing

2018-06-25 07:52:40 UTC  

Not everyone says it like that

2018-06-25 07:52:53 UTC  

Most people do though

2018-06-25 07:53:06 UTC  

I will practice! Thanks for the assist you two.

2018-06-25 07:53:18 UTC  

It’s much more toward the front of the mouth than the ch in noch

2018-06-25 07:53:32 UTC  

That one’s way in the back, this is at the alveolar ridge

2018-06-25 07:53:39 UTC  

Np man

2018-08-26 01:45:46 UTC  

@John O - could I get a new invite thanks

2018-08-26 01:45:58 UTC  
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2018-08-26 01:52:11 UTC  

@Freiheit - CA always wanted to learn German as well, I just DMD @BryceB-ND cause he said he spoke

2018-08-26 01:52:24 UTC  

@John O - thanks Johnny

2018-08-26 01:52:50 UTC  

np