German self-taught with phonetic pronunciation
German self-taught |
Excerpt:
Students should study the following lists of words and their phonetic pronunciation, learning them by heart with the article attached.
They will thus to a considerable extent faster the gender of the nouns, and overcome one of the great difficulties of the language. It is necessary that these words be pronounced aloud that the ear may grow familiar with the sounds as well as the tongue with their expression.
The new German orthography has been adopted, according to the Rules and Lists used in the schools of Prussia and published by the Order of the Minister of Education, 1897. The phonetic pronunciation given throughout is that of the educated classes of Berlin. The accent generally falls upon the stem-syllable and is marked by an apostrophe (') after the accentuated syllable.
Some contents:
ALPHABET and Phonetic Pronunciation.
Preliminary Notes
VOCABULARIES. Pages 7 to 63.
Amusement! .. 89
Animals, Vegetables, etc. :
Animals, Birds, and Fishes 10
Fruits, Trees, Flowers, and Vegetables . 13
Reptiles and Insects 19
Colours 39
Commercial 44
Countries and Nation! 81
Cycling 34
Eating Utensils 19
Holidays in Germany ...
House and Furniture,
The Legal . ... ... 43
Mankind: Relation! 16
Body, The Human ..15
Dress 16
Food and Drink
Professions and Trades
Motoring
Naval and Military Titles
Naval and Military Terms
Numbers. Cardinal, Collective, etc., and Ordinal 48 to 51
Parts of Speech :
Adjectives, Adverbs, Conjunctions, Prepositions, and
Verbs _ 51 to 63
Photography
Pofit-Offio* and Telegrams
Religion
Ships and Shipping
Time and Seasons
Town and Country.
German language, German Deutsch, the official language of both Germany and Austria and one of the official languages of Switzerland. German belongs to the West Germanic group of the Indo-European language family, along with English, Frisian, and Dutch (Netherlandic, Flemish).
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