German beginning Course

To start a german course first of all you need to know the letters and their pronouncation.

German Alphabets:

In English we have vowels, like that Deutsch also have some vowels called UMLAUTS

Ä(ae)- MÄDCHEN-Girl
Ö(oe)-ÖL-Oil
Ü(ue)-WÜNSCHEN-Wishes
ß is a ss ligature,it pronounces like s in set.  ß- HEIßEN-To be called




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