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A1/2 The German Alphabet - silde show
1. Das Alphabet The Alphabet Like most European languages, the German alphabet is based on Latin letters with minor exceptions. Each letter or letter-combination in a word is pronounced separately. Go to http://www.languageguide.org/im/alpha/de/ to listen to the pronunciation of each letter.
2. A a aa [like a in cl a ss] Ampel (f.), die [traffic light]
22. U u uh [like oo in ball oo n] Uhr (f.), die [clock]
23. V v not wow but fow [like f in f riend] Vogel, Vater (m.), der [bird, father]
24. W w veh [like v in v essel] Wort (n.), das [word]
25. X x ix [like x in x ylophone] Xylophon (n.), das [xylophone]
26. Y y upsilon [like i in I ndia] Yoga (n.), das [yoga]
27. Z z set [like s in s nake] Zitrone (f.), die [lemon]
28. Umlauts – Umlaute an Umlaut is a composition of vowels that has, over time, evolved into a separate letter; the composition is still widely used in international communication and can often be found in anglicised German surnames such as: Schröder – Schroeder, Müller – Mueller
29. Ä, ä {ae} aeh Ärmel {Aermel} (m.), der [sleeve] Ö, ö {oe} pronounce o and pull lower lip back to form oee Löffel {Loeffel} (m.), der [spoon] Ü, ü {ue} pronounce u and pull upper lip back to form uee über {ueber} [above, over] ß {ss} eszet Straße {Strasse}, (f.), die [street]
30. A composition of vowels and letters ie ee example: s ie gen [to win] ei i example: Ei [egg] ai i example: Rainer [a name] eu oi example: Leute [people] au w ow example: Haus [house] ch (soft) Lo ch Ness example: I ch [I] ch (hard) example: ma ch en [to make, to do] sch shoe example: Schuh [shoe]