Okay going now.

cya

bye!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZh3GF_NZ3Y

Alright folks, I've got a language question

I'm a Yank, and I speak English, but I'm interested in language and would love to learn other languages

learn gerrman

I've noticed that most languages, notably German, have a sort of breathy consonant sound at times that I just seem incapable of producing

lots of worthwhile literature and you have several germans learners here

I'm curious how to make that sound, lol

example?

the one in 'nicht'?

Best example I can think of is like the word Admiral

wat

the r?

In German I usually hear it with, like, an "h" sound between the d and m

wanna come vc and practice?

And if I attempt to make that sound I just fail miserably, lol

big poppa shat himself

Can't, at work sadly

germans have their own 'r'

which is somewhat similar to the french 'r'

its guttural

ghoul why didnt you greet our new arival

That one is also hard for me

@AmericanBeauty @My Dick Is Bigger hello

are they germans

first one is a burger

@rogalik Jawohl

ja heil

It's just generally difficult for me to make breathy consonants without getting tongue tied and just stopping the word in the middle, sounding like I'm hacking up a lougie, or starting a coughing fit.

@My Dick Is Bigger moin

/deutsch/?

ja, moin

So my attempts to speak other languages always have very English consonants, lol

you dont produce the german r with your tongue

you produce it with your throat

^

SEEE GERMAN RRRR

Hm