>mfw a euro tries to pronounce th- sound
>>56882721
Your language is retarded, wtf is it even supposed to sound like ? Something between F S and T ?
>mfw a non-Pole tries to pronounce "szczęśliwej podróży panie Grzegorzu Brzęczyszczykiewiczu"
breathe while touching upper teeth with your tongue
>mfw people to try pronounce the french R
>>56882721
>Be anglo
>pronounce th- sound
>cannot pronounce spanish C/Z
Are you guys retarded?
>>56882816
It's supposed to be pronounced Z anon don't worry
We created the language so obviously we can't be the ones doing it wrong, they are
>>56882933
so a normal roller r?
>tfw germanics say "ea" when its "er" and "er" when it's "ea"
No idea why they do this.
>>56883079
We don't roll r's we use the guttural r
>>56882950
Latin American spanish has more speakers desu
>rolling an r
How the fuck do people do this? I sound like a retarded seal trying to do it
>>56883156
so you use your throat like when coughing?
>>56883168
>Not being able to roll r
Litteraly how
>>56883125
like when
>mfw anyone tries to speak the official Standard American English flawlessly
You all sound retarded.
>>56883168
t. xin jao ping
>>56883223
>speaking Simplified English
>>56883201
Exactly, and that's why we smoke, it makes it easier to pronounce.
>>56883168
my teacher said i should try to pronounce l-l-l-l-l-l very fast basically
needless to say it's a lie i just use guttural r in every language now fuck that
>>56882721
>tfw it's literally just "s" with a lisp, or "z" with a lisp
Are Euros actually retarded?
>>56883158
Doesn't make it better.
I meant that -th english sound is the same as spanish c/z sound.
>>56883246
>Pole making fun of Americans
Are you saying you like British cock?
>>56883252
not a big deal then
try pronouncing "szcz"
>>56882721
>mfw when some bruv finks he can pronounce the th- sound himself
>>56883168
This.
Learning Norwegian at the moment and I don't want to completely fuck it up, so a proper R is essential.
Any tips?
>>56882933
When I was in Spanish class, they tried to get me to roll my R's the spanish way, and I just kept dloing the French/German R. Am I broken?
>>56883206
Like "idea" they (the ones I met) said it like "Ider" sounded like "Idear" words like that.
>>56883290
tch tch tch
>>56882841
At that point, why do poles bother with vowels anyway?
>>56883289
Traditional English > Simplified English
>>56883290
see >>56883316
>>56883307
Kek that's weird, it's usually the other way around.
You know what to do now, learn french or german instead of spanish
>>56882841
cheliwai podroshi panie gregoru sreshishkaiwasu
what do i win?
>>56882721
>be anglo cannot pronounce double consonants
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1VaVV0oMeah
>>56883335
so the goys won't think we're reptilians
>>56883316
>>56883375
But that's wrong. It's closer to
"sh tsch"
>>56883375
I am learning German now, my High scool only offered spanish, but I'm at uni now.
Anglos why don't you use þ like us
>>56883348
The British care nothing for you, my friend.
Considering your language, however, I can see why you'd have an appreciation for flowery and unnecessary additions.
![739228bc3981c1a419c8c5480d5baf42[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/0Itsgpa.png "739228bc3981c1a419c8c5480d5baf42[1].png")
>>56883395
>>56883430
we should use thorn and eth, because with th, you never know if it's voiced or unvoiced. I mean, a native anglophone would know automatically, but I've heard many foreigners fuck it up.
>>56883434
>I can see why you'd have an appreciation for flowery and unnecessary additions.
It's called culture my negroe friend.
>>56883156
What's the gutteral way?
>>56883168
>TFW can't roll and R without gargling
>>56883500
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5DgUuCIHc0
>>56883290
> dżdżownica
> wstrząsowy
> skrzypce
> wskrzesić
> ździełbko
> chrzan
In fact Polish is easy, you just have to smash your keyboard randomly.
>>56883497
Typical Polish """"""intellectual""""".
You have absolutely no clue what culture is, being so deep inside our clenched asshole.
>>56882879
This.
>>56883500
Tongue in the back of the throat, Hispanic trill is in the front of the mouth, Germanic and French trill is in the back.
When you prnounce "R" does your tongue go forward or back?
>>56882933
>>56883156
We use that one too depending on where you live.
>>56883430
We did until around the 14th Century. People started to write thorn as Y, hence why you see things like ' Ye olde shoppe'. It was always pronounced the same as 'the'
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>>56882841
>Mfw non-icelanders try to pronounce Eyjafjallajökull
>>56883551
It all makes sense 2bh.
>>56883558
They hate us cause they anus.
>>56882879
This is unvoiced.
An easier way to describe it is, unvoiced th like in the word "thought" is like someone with a lisp saying "sought", or just pronouncing an S with a lisp.
Voiced, like in the word "that" would be like "zat" but with a lisp, or, pronouncing "z" with a lisp.
>>56883591
Front. What's the best way to practice the gutteral since imm learning french currently?
>>56883602
Wasn't that because they couldn't print þ or something?
>>56883620
ejjafjalajokkutl
easy
>gaijins in charge of pronouncing "ain" "u"or "en"
>>56882721
when southern sassenachs try to pronounce the differences between mh and bh
>>56883699
You can probably get away pronouncing it like the Spanish, it would just be seen as a southern French accent I think.
I may be wrong though, trust the French men over me.
>>56883732
>On
>Hon
>>56883709
*ejjafiatlajokutl
>>56882879
Breathe in or out?
>>56883808
out
>>56882721
Voiced and unvoiced dental fricatives are found in Spanish (of the variety found in Spain), Portuguese, Greek, Icelandic.
>they can't into guttural Rs
Guttural Rs masterace
> mfw Americans can't pronounce umlauts despite being so proud of their German heritage
>>56883843
What's the best way to practice the masterful guttural R?
>>56883878
Gargarize water
Now do it without water
Enjoy
>Mfw I hear danish pronounced correctly
>>56882721
>non-swedes trying to speak swedish
ayy lmao
>all this french butthurt
>mfw Czech language
>>56883699
Try to breathe through the very back of your mouth and kinda lift the back of your tongue
>>56883750
Spanish j is very close to the French R but not quite, you 'push' the sound more in French
Southern accent isn't like that though
>francos use 3 letters (eux) to make 'å'
>>56883947
>Try to breathe through the very back of your mouth and kinda lift the back of your tongue
Hahahaha what the fuck it sounds ridiculous that's not how you do it
>>56883929
Where ?
>>56883878
I-I dunno, sorry Ameribro
>mfw non-czech tries to pronounce ď or ř
>mfw an English speaker tries to pronounce the trill R
>mfw languages with a guttural """""""R"""""""
>>56883947
Thanks! Will do, just started learning about a month ago my pronuciation is god awful lol
>>56883905
>mfw icelanders and faroese speak danish
sea-nordicks are CUTE
>>56883302
I met a brit who had lived here for 30 years and still spoke with the flat, english r. It sounds a little funny, but not as ridicilous as those few norwegians who can't make a proper r-sound at all. I have no fantastic tips, it's so natural for me I don't think about it at all. I just rest my tongue at the top of my mouth near my front teeth and form a seal so tight air can only just get through. The variation, the rolling, of the sound comes from the tongue being pushed downwars by the air. As you understand, the tip of the tongue has to be quite relaxed for this to work. I don't know if this helps at all, I am sure there is better advice available via google.
>>56883732
Both sound in "ain" and "en" are found in portuguese. The "u" found is found in German and most other germanic languages.
>>56883843
Uvular affricatives are really common, I don't even want to begin listing European languages which use them.
>>56884039
Many varieties of English both have an alveolar trill and an alveolar tap.
>>56884004
Well find a better way to describe it then
Not any worse than "to pronounce th touch your teeth with your tongue and breathe" desu
>>56884039
Finland i like your language, especially hearing you pronounce double letters.
But God damn did you have to make the grammar so complex?
Pls don't hate me when i emigrate and only speak English and German ;__;
>>56883926
nu måste ni fan tagit halde käften på dig
>>56882933
>>mfw people to try pronounce the french R
I can do that easy.
I can't fucking roll it though.
trying to learn German, someone pls teach me how to do -ch like Mich or Sehnsucht cant do it withought sounding like im hacking up fleghm
>>56884189
Gargarising water without the water t b h
I tried your way and the result sounded funny, it was just what I was pointing
>>56884272
Prnounce H, but now move the back of your tongue so that it nearly touches the roof of your mouth.
Some southern accents actually just pronounce it "sh"
>>56884272
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAISPILO3k8
>>56882721
>tfw you speak English as good as a native speaker
>tfw your gf can't speak English for shit and refuses to move to an english-speaking country
>tfw
>>56884180
Thank you, Professor Italia
>>56884344
Where are you trying to move? Britain?
>>56884229
Gå och lägg dig Olof
>>56884341
>>56884272
Oops wrong link fuck :DDDDDDDD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4szHhYZrNG8
>>56883168
>Russian
>roll every R unintentionally
>trying to pronounce "red"
nuke anglos
>>56884329
> sh
Only Turks and """people""" from Cologne (more Turks) do this.
I don't get what they find so hard about a th sound
>>56884384
I was planning to move to the PNW, actually.
>>56882879
lancashire master race here
i say F and TH the same way
nobody ever notices
>>56884478
How do you pronounce "that" or "this"
Surely not with an F. Maybe with a V?
Any tips on practicing french pronuciation?
>>56884535
One, two , free
that/this are a slightly different sound, I do those properly, tongue between teeth.
>>56884447
What is there not to get? You probably can't hear the difference in consonant length because it's not a feature of your language, meanwhile people who can't speak English might not be able to hear the difference between sibillants (s, z etch) and dental friatives (th)
>>56884573
the second half of every word is silent
>>56884573
just don't speak too much
>>56884587
don't you mean teef?
>>56884272
The ch in mich is different from that in Sehnsucht.
In mich is the hissy sound (tongue kind of arches so the middle part almost touches the roof of your mouth, then voicelessly breathe out), in Sehnsucht it's the cough-like sound as heard in "ach". It's pretty much a voiceless guttural R.
>>56884573
Yes. Never pronounce the "n" in vowel+n combinations like "en", "on" etc. They are just 1 nasal vowel.
>>56884344
you sound autistic
why would she move? do you think you're better for speaking english?
>>56884671
ahaha, yes, i just said that and I do indeed say teef.
Lancashire 4 life
>>56882721
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0b7bk1VYdAE
>>56884702
Thanks bro
>>56884680
For anybody wondering "mich" is pronounced with a voiceless palatal fricative>>56884392
and sehnsucht is pronounced with a voiceless uvular fricative>>56884341
>>56884706
The hell are you on about?
Before I got together with her I was planning to move to the USA, and now I can't if I want to stay with her because her english is so shitty she doesn't want to live in a country where she has to speak it.
Who's the autist here?
>>56884749
i didn't know microsoft sam was living in minsk
>>56883315
literally only brits do that
>>56883620
more like non-scandis
>>56884832
I know people (very few) that pronounced words like wash "warsh" and shit like that
>>56884751
By the way I forgot to include that mostly applies if "en", "on" etc is at the end of a word (or the word itself)
You'll get the hang of it I'm sure
>>56884680
ok, yeah sorry the "ach" type sound in Sehnsucht is what I meant. Thank you guys for your help :)
>>56884874
The final "l" is voiceless, which is not found in any scandinavian language except Icelandic. It is found in English in words like "call" though.
>>56884818
lel
>>56883395
>cheliwai podroshi panie gregoru sreshishkaiwasu
what an abomination
>>56883620
>scandis thinking their languages are hard
>mfw a non-scot says "aye"
>>56883620
Easy shit mate. Not any different from the old English shit I learned in my linguistics courses.
>>56885830
Mfw a Scott says chewsday instead of Tuesday
