How are there people that are unable to pronounce this?
How are there people that are unable to pronounce this?
Kayden Fisher
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Daniel Brown
Because their particular language does not have that sound.
Chase Wilson
I can do it, not that hard actually
However I am still waiting for an Anglo to pronounce a good french R
Owen Wilson
>th is a mix of d and z
>r is pronounced like a w
Ryan James
Try sch and ch then you britbong
Elijah Taylor
How are people unable to pronouce Ä Ö Ü.
It's just a vowel ffs.
Owen Lopez
>mfw whiteys try to speak mandarin
William Fisher
even Japanese mouth can when get taught how to do it. the most terrible problem is R and too many
vowels sound like "A".
Samuel Johnson
There are?
We don't ever use them here, but I've only ever met a couple of people who can't use it, even if they can say it with some focus.
I'd like you guys to try ão, õe, lh and nh, to say nothing of our R's.
James Smith
No they don't, parceiro.
Justin Brooks
ni hao ma
wo hen hao
David Turner
No, "th" is between a t and an f.
Noah Wilson
You can't pronounce these letters properly anyway.
Jack Butler
Shut the fuck up ching chong pong
Isn't ä same as e?
Alexander Torres
r is nothing like w. You should pronounce r like you're retarded and trying to talk.
Wyatt Sullivan
Carter Jackson
This actually encapsulates both descriptions. Congratulations
Julian Peterson
>ä same as e
lmao
no
Levi Johnson
How are there people that are unable to pronounce this?
Ayden Torres
I like how the mouth is the same
Joshua Bennett
>Isn't ä same as e?
Yes. It exists in most languages (including English). It's not some sort of weird special snowflake sound just because there's an umlaut.