Ahn''s New Practical and Easy Method: Of Learning the German Language With a Pronunciation, Numerous Corrections, Additions and a Remodelling of the Wholw of the Exercise and Reading Lessons in the Practical Part (Classic Reprint)

J. C. Ohlschl?ger

ISBN 10: 0259886823 / ISBN 13: 9780259886822

Verlag: Forgotten Books, 2017

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• Titel: Ahn''s New Practical and Easy Method: Of Learning the German Language With a Pronunciation, Numerous Corrections, Additions and a Remodelling of the Wholw of the Exercise and Reading Lessons in the Practical Part (Classic Reprint)
• Verlag: Forgotten Books
• Erscheinungsjahr: 2017
• Sprache: Englisch
• ISBN-10: 0259886823
• ISBN-13: 9780259886822
• Einband: PAP
• Zustand: New

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Excerpt from Ahn's New Practical and Easy Method: Of Learning the German Language With a Pronunciation, Numerous Corrections, Additions and a Remodelling of the Wholw of the Exercise and Reading Lessons in the Practical Part

De, 3. The sound of this letter is not to be found in the English language it resembles somewhat the u in fur. To form it, the pupil should first pronounce a very long 0, (this will indicate the position of the organs) and then, without altering this position, try to pronounce the German c (ey in obey). This will produce the long sound. To produce the short sound, place the organs in the same position and try to pro nounce ep, at, ef, eclc, el, em, en, err, ess. The long sound of this letter is indicated by 6 or o', the short by 6.

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