Crack the code of German pronunciation. It's all about the vowels, consonants, and dipthongs. Starting with vowels, German has five. A, E, I, O, and U. They can either be short or long. For example, Tash, meaning bag, has a short A, while Bon, meaning Train, has a long A. Next, German consonants. There are 20, each with its distinct sound, like the Chi in Ich, which sounds like a cat hissing. Now, to the dipthongs. These are combinations of two vowels in a single syllable. In German, there are three of them. I, U, and O. An example, House, meaning House. Remember, practice makes perfect. So repeat after us, and soon, you'll master the rhythm and melody of the German language. Dive deeper into German pronunciation on our channel. Biss bald. Hasch German pronunciation, hash language learning, hash shorts?