German speakers.....

[9erempiree]

How do you pronounce this.... Sch

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[Crystallas]

[QUOTE=9erempiree]How do you pronounce this.... Sch

[outbreak]

I think it would be kind of like shown but more drawn out with an e's sound i think.

I'm going off what i remember from high school german and from an actual german i know (who happens to also be a german teacher) who's surname is sch

[mr.big35]

ask arbitrary water he knows german

[ZenMaster]

Schoen, but I bet you can't say it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvjhSaIjhgM

[9erempiree]

Thanks guys but I am not more confused.

So now people say it 4 different ways.

"shoon" is the correct way then.

[ZenMaster]

Thanks guys but I am not more confused.

So now people say it 4 different ways.

"shoon" is the correct way then.

4 ways to say it? There's one way to say it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMpOknika-c

Schon would be "shoon"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4SjwaT6LMc

[QUIZZLE]

It is pronounced shoon.

[9erempiree]

Got it.

Now if I said "shown" or "shawn" would you guys know I meant Sch

[ZenMaster]

[QUOTE=9erempiree]Got it.

Now if I said "shown" or "shawn" would you guys know I meant Sch

[Patrick Chewing]

Deutsch M

[fiddy]

[QUOTE=Patrick Chewing]Deutsch M

[9erempiree]

[QUOTE=Patrick Chewing]Deutsch M

[9erempiree]

[QUOTE=fiddy]osteurop

[fiddy]

Your boy alenleomessi called Bulgaria scum though.

http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?t=329474
The funny thing is that they speak Bulgarian dialect and they call it Macedonian language, they stole our history. Its kind of sad, and still they hate us for some reason.

[9erempiree]

The funny thing is that they speak Bulgarian dialect and they call it Macedonian language, they stole our history. Its kind of sad, and still they hate us for some reason.

I know right.

[dr.hee]

[QUOTE=9erempiree]Got it.

Now if I said "shown" or "shawn" would you guys know I meant Sch

[rufuspaul]

It's a tough sound to make. It's close to shern, but with a much softer r sound. The o umlaut took me a lot of practice to get right.

[pezt]

Practise this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhUQvrnNtWo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mr-mCMtISfA&feature=youtu.be&t=50s

You just have to know how to pronounce

[AintNoSunshine]

You spell the double dot with an extra e

But to pronounce it, the closest I can type is shwoon

[moaz]

http://dict.leo.org/#/search=schoen&searchLoc=0&resultOrder=basic&multiwordShowSingle=on

Click on the arrow left of the word

[blablabla]

sheeeeeeee

austrian dialect that is

[moaz]

sheeeeeeee

austrian dialect that is

nee.

Bayrisch :cheers:.

Leo is a (very successful) project of the Technischen Universit

[9erempiree]

Damn I was way off with my OP.

:facepalm @ shown and shawn.

[dr.hee]

sheeeeeeee

austrian dialect that is

We do that in Saxony as well :cheers:

Shiiieee also works.

[moaz]

We do that in Saxony as well :cheers:

Shiiieee also works.

Yeah I remember hearing a lot of iieee's in Dresden. A very sexy dialect btw (I lived in Mannheim/Heidelberg then, so I think any other German dialect than kurpfaeltzisch would have been sexy to me)

[Akrazotile]

Shehrn



Is as close as I could estimate it with letters. The reason theres an umlaut is because the sound isnt phoenetic in the first place. Thats why its a tough question to ask on a message board.

[rufuspaul]

[QUOTE=moaz]nee.

Bayrisch :cheers:.

Leo is a (very successful) project of the Technischen Universit

[dr.hee]

I learned "Hochdeutsch" in school and then went to live in Munich for awhile. I love the Bavarian accent but it took me some time to understand it.

The kind of old school Bavarian accent that is spoken in villages is hard to understand even for native German speakers. Sometimes you have no f*cking idea what they are talking about.

[ArbitraryWater]

Hmm not sure I can explain this accurately on here... but I'd imagine it to be something like "schoeyn" in english... but like dr.hee said, when its fitting in a sentence, they can also understand it if you say "shoon" ... the way "shoon" is said, its like a "u" in german though, so say it a bit more like a "o"...

maybe this helps :lol oh and while your at it practising that, hop off kobe's dick too :cheers: