German Has 20 VOWELS (a, e, i, o, u +?) || Deutsch Für Euch 111

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How many vowel sounds does German have? You would be surprised to hear the answer - or at least almost nobody knew what it was when I recently made a poll about it. Turns out there are 20 vowel sounds in total - and here is a list of all of them.
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@bryanmendez2839 5 лет назад

I needed this WHOLE video. I heard a subtle difference between the oe short and long but I thought I was just making it up. I now hear the a and the a: when I didn't understand it before. Thank you. Merry Christmas!

@kelliskellington4534 6 лет назад

Katja du bist so schlau und schön. Vielen Dank, dass du diesen Kanal gemacht hast und uns Deutsch beigebracht hast. Ich wünschte, ich könnte dich persönlich treffen und dich sehr umarmen!

@hikari_no_yume 6 лет назад

Thank you for covering the schwa sounds!

@danlyle531 6 лет назад

I speak with an English accent somewhat close to RP (think stereotypical English accent), and when there is an "er" at the end of a word, we use a schwa, which means I find it really difficult to pronounce the differences between "eine" and "einer", "Lehre" and "Lehrer", or "spreche" and "Sprecher" when speaking German, even though I know the differences and spelling. Es geht mir total auf die Nerven!

@marcocisneros1431 Год назад

I'm starting off learning the vowels cuz I'm a beginner and I believe the vowel are a must.

@Ihategeese_ 4 года назад

I just came across this and thought it was an interesting topic. And my mind is blown a bit. I grew up outside of Bingen Am Rhein, and I didn't realise I spoke a dialect until I was 18 and have been living in the USA with my parents since I was 12. Last year staying in Frankfurt with my cousin, his girlfriend made a comment to me saying, "you have a very strong German accent in your German." I laugh and all because I know I speak in a dialect but when compared to my uncles I thought okay it's not that aggressive. But I've always thought My mom and I had a pretty standard way of pronouncing my words, with just a few regional flair words thrown in... Now having watched a couple of your videos and have noticed how I would speak vs standard, but I'm a little shook because I didn't realise how many vowels I don't make a strong distinction in. So that's a fun.

@Desmaad 6 лет назад

At the other extreme you had Ubyk, a now-extinct language with 80 consonants and only two vowels.

@robertwheelock7444 6 лет назад

It's spelled UBYKH-with 2 vowels and 2 consonants!!

@Moioiland 6 лет назад

Tal'Dorei!?! You have Tal'Dorei on your bookshelf. You play DnD? I LOVE your videos and I LOVE DnD. Is there any chance you could make a video of playing DnD in German??? THAT WOULD BE AMAZING!!!! I can't wait to see it. Thanks!

@DeutschFuerEuch 6 лет назад

Oh yeah :) Critical Role was what finally got me to try it, too. Check out episode 102, I did some D&D vocab in that one .) Been thinking for a while how to make more videos on the topic that still fit the channel, but so far I haven't been able to come up with anything good.

@Moioiland 6 лет назад

Wow! I don't know how I missed episode 102. I just watched it and LOVED it! Thanks for making that video. I've only started learning German this year and started playing DnD last year. I'm having SOOO much fun with both. I would loved to watch a recorded session of you role playing your character (which I'm guessing is probably a...Ranger =)

@tomhase7007 5 лет назад

"hat" ist ein Beispiel für ein kurzes a ohne Doppelkonsonant. Das o hat 3 Klänge: Einen kurzen ("Sonne"), aber zwei klar unterscheidbare lange ("wo" vs. "Norbert").

@DeutschFuerEuch 5 лет назад

Drei o sind mir noch nie untergekommen; m.E. liegt der Lautunterschied hier nicht am o, sondern am a-Schwa, das durch das "r" entsteht.

@tomhase7007 5 лет назад

@@DeutschFuerEuch Der Vokalklang, den ich meine, ist der, den du bekommst, wenn du ein schönes rundes o wie in “Mond” machst, und dann den Unterkiefer senkst. Im Englischen ist er weit verbreitet (z.B.“naughty”). Die Frage ist, inwieweit dieser Vokalklang im Deutschen vorkommt. Im gesungenen Deutsch kommt er ganz sicher vor: Hier hat man das Problem, dass man keine kurzen Vokale singen kann (weil die nicht tragen), und stattdessen lange Ersatzvokale verwenden muss (und dann im Vokalauslaut tricksen). Deshalb kennt denke ich jeder (klassisch ausgebildete) Sänger die Aussage von den zwei os im Deutschen. Die Beispiele, die mir einfallen, sind vielleicht in Wahrheit kurze os, die ich fälschlicherweise lang ausspreche ;) Mit Schwa hat das erstmal nichts zu tun, "Tor", "vor", "Moor” würde ich als klassische Beispiel von “rundem” o mit Schwa bezeichnen, aber die klingen ganz anders als “Sorge” oder “borgen”. Würdest du mir zustimmen, dass “Vorsorge” zwei verschiedene o-Vokalklänge hat?

@gabrieltrumpet1808 6 лет назад

Seit fast 3 Jahre in Deutschland habe ich von sowas nicht gehört. Danke für die Erklärung

@JohnCuming 6 лет назад

Very helpful. Thank you.

@SimonS44 6 лет назад

_das_ or _um_ have a short vowel followed by only one consonant

@DeutschFuerEuch 6 лет назад

True! For a moment I suspected that was connected to one syllable + Auslautverhärtung, but it's not true for "das Gras" or "der Weg" (but it IS for "weg"). So there are exceptions to that tendency - good thing I didn't declare it an actual rule. I was starting to uestion that decision.

@lollyc9755 3 года назад

I want to learn German but ive just watched this and think who am i kidding

@mohamedradwan388 6 лет назад

Thanks Katja. Also, you always look good of course, but today a little more than usual. The lighting I guess?

@parvbhardwaj8376 6 лет назад

Vielen Danke für das Video ich freue mich auf deine Videos!

@alekop8414 5 лет назад

Super, Katja

@hunterp2740 6 лет назад

Du siehst sehr schön heute. Ich bin froh dass du zurück bist!

@marcocisneros1431 Год назад

I'm surprised German has the schwa sound too

@hlynnkeith9334 6 лет назад

Sehr gute Episode!

@languagelover9170 6 лет назад

Does Lingoda provide ceritificate for C1 and C2 levels??? :O!

@AndreasAndreasAndreas 6 лет назад

Es gibt Wörter, bei denen der Vokal je nach Region mal lang, mal kurz gesprochen wird. "Bad" sprechen Norddeutsche kurz, Süddeutsche lang; genau umgekehrt ist es bei "Liter" (Norden lang, Süden kurz). Könnte man eigentlich das kurze "ir-" in Wörten wie "irre", "irgend" oder "vierzig" als Extra-Vokal gelten lassen? Bei uns spricht man das wie ein kurzes "ü", nur heller, also ohne den Mund rund zu machen, aber trotzdem noch lange nicht wie ein kurzes "i" in "Hitze" oder "Mist".

@AndreasAndreasAndreas 6 лет назад

...und "ui" als vierten Diphthong - jedes Kind sagt "huiuiui" und "Ui!", obwohl es das sonst in keinem deutschen Wort gibt ;)

@melesiotorres6744 6 лет назад

Dankeschön.

@firassissa6165 6 лет назад

Du siehst heut ganz anders aus, ich fühle mich wie ich wäre im Winter. hahaha. You are the number one really

@nuklearboysymbiote 6 лет назад

New hairstyle? I haven't been watching your recent videos I'm sorry!!!

@SteveAubrey1762 5 лет назад

There seems to be a problem with the notification bell.

@DeutschFuerEuch 5 лет назад

That sucks :/ You're not getting notified, I assume?

@SteveAubrey1762 5 лет назад

@@DeutschFuerEuch no, no notifications, just an error message. Its not just your channel though. I click on some channel bells and they work. Others display the same error message. I think the problem is with RU-vid itself. Ill just continue checking for new videos. I really like your videos, they are very helpful!😊

@RK_RayhanKhan7 9 месяцев назад

@ayushkumar4745 3 года назад

Fuck... This is the newest comments... By the way love your videos

@AguaFluorida 6 лет назад

7:19 "Wal" = "Whale" ;-)

@marcocisneros1431 Год назад

Are eu and äu the same sound, J swear I hear no difference

@mada2152 6 лет назад

A2 PLZ

@adnanalmasri1251 6 лет назад

Hi Könnten Sie bitte uns ein mal Konjunktiv 2 erklären. Bitte bitte bitte bitte auf deutsch, weil ich kein Englisch spreche

@marcocisneros4379 Год назад

where the f are vowels then

@cl0udbear 6 лет назад

I don't think this is right. There are 17. au, ei, and eu aren't vowel sounds, they're multiple vowel sounds that you've already counted, said in sequence. au is /a/ followed by /u/ ei is /a/ followed by /i/ eu is /ə/ followed by /i/

@DeutschFuerEuch 6 лет назад

Depends on how you define vowel sounds. Diphthongs ARE vowel sounds, they're just "double sounds", hence the "di". The rest are called "monophthongs". Your list is not completely off, but doesn't really hit the nail on the head; the sounds are kinda close to a pure combination of two monophthongs, but they are different enough to be considered distinct sound units.

@cl0udbear 6 лет назад

Mhmm, I know what diphthongs and monophthongs are. "they're just "double sounds"" is an almost exact restatement of my point. They're composed of two pure vowel sounds. This is why they're also known as 'gliding vowels', because they start with one vowel sound and end with another, without ending the syllable. The IPA notation for diphthongs is their two constituent vowel sounds, because they are not distinct. We can also ask the question "what's a diphthong?" If we include phonemic diphthongs then we've got like 30+.

@maxkernfeld5653 6 лет назад

www.prepolino.ch/sprache/abc/Begriffsklaerung%20zum%20ABC.pdf Erstmal Deutsch lernen und dann mit schwätzen

@cl0udbear 6 лет назад

To extend the birds analogy: Say there is a room with ten people in it: Anne Catrin Daniel Emma Franziska Gerhard Heinrich Isabel Johanna Kari Anne and Emma are conjoined twins. How many people are there in the room? a) 10, because there are 10 people; b) 11, because Anne and Emma, despite being counted already, must be counted again as conjoined twin; c) 9, because Anne and Emma are a conjoined twin and not individual people.

@kahmem3111 6 лет назад

Vielen Dank für die Lösung ja ich bin kein Spreche Deutsch immer höre 1 jare höre jetzt sehr schön Deine RU-vidr sehr Hilfe mir

@mohamedezzat7416 6 лет назад

Thanks for your videos it's very helpful...can you make a video how can we do ir sound like the word gebirge ..it's really hard ...sorry I'm Arabian and this sound doesn't exist in our language...

@drdanielmartin 6 лет назад

What about the “y” (in Hybrid, for example)? Y is not a vowel but it sounds like one... (I guess...) Thank you 🙂

@DeutschFuerEuch 6 лет назад

When sounding like a vowel in German, y is realized either as an i or an ü - so while it is another letter that produces vowel sounds, those vowel sounds are not unique. Meaning "y" doesn't grow this list, but it does go on the list of how these sounds can appear in spelling :)

@drdanielmartin 6 лет назад

Thanks so much. BTW, your channel is awesome! Liebe Grüße aus Heidelberg!

@alekop8414 6 лет назад

You are hottie teacher. Ich lerne ketzt gerne Deutsch

@daverd6434 5 лет назад

i think your are trying to make german seem more difficult than it is. "Standard High German, or Hochdeutsch, is HIGHLY PHONETIC. Especially when compared to the seeming lack of it in English."quora.... so we read the way it is written "kind of a" unique sound per symbol , this is what matters to german learners and makes german easy to learn, so it is a peace of cake compared to learning english (absolut non phonetic crazy language) properly

@tonywebster8582 6 лет назад

Can the woman at the start, please not wave her arms around. It's distracting.

@daverd6434 5 лет назад

I want to learn german, but no german speaking in this channel... do you speak german or you just know lots of things about grammar?

@DeutschFuerEuch 5 лет назад

I'm a bit confused as to how that's something you preceed with the word "just". I do have plenty of content all in German, too, though, as well as a ton of basic level starter videos. Take your pick!

@daverd6434 5 лет назад

@@DeutschFuerEuch i did and nothing ! i think you just want to show off your english ... it's good! .... by any chance do you know a channel to learn german?

@DeutschFuerEuch 5 лет назад

Thanks! But I'm afraid your inability to use search functions lies outside of my realm of responsibilities.

@daverd6434 5 лет назад

@@DeutschFuerEuch of course .. why didnt i think about "advanced search" ... so more and more people would always visit your channel ... let's talk in confidence i dont judge ... really do you speak german?