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German Pronunciation That Makes You Easier to Understand

Make the sound contrasts, word stress and rhythm that help other people understand you.

A1/A22 chapters 10 steps75 min
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Two people speaking face to face.

What you'll be able to do

  • Hear and practise useful sound contrasts.
  • Put stress on the key syllable or word.
  • Carry clear pronunciation into a short real-life request.
  • Use spelling or sound guidance to check unfamiliar words.
  • Apply clearer sounds, stress and rhythm in connected speech.

Your learning path

01

Hear the sound system

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  1. 1 Up next Mario und die Muckemacher — E-Laute External resource · 6 min
  2. 2 External resource Mario und die Muckemacher — Umlaute External resource · 6 min
  3. 3 External resource Mario und die Muckemacher — Ich und Ach External resource · 6 min
  4. 4 External resource Mario und die Muckemacher — R-Laut External resource · 6 min
  5. 5 External resource Mario und die Muckemacher — Konsonanten External resource · 6 min
02

Build stress, rhythm and clarity

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  1. 6 External resource Mario und die Muckemacher — Wortakzent External resource · 6 min
  2. 7 External resource Mario und die Muckemacher — Rhythmus External resource · 6 min
  3. 8 External resource Mario und die Muckemacher — Satzakzent External resource · 6 min
  4. 9 Practice pack Your 20 pronunciation examples and practice pack Practice pack · 15 min
  5. 10 Klaro practice Put it into a conversation Klaro practice · 5–10 minutes per scenario