how do you pronounce Frohliches Weihnachtem?
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Your best bet is actually "Frohe Weihnachten", that's approximately /'froh-he 'vy-nagh-ten/ where the "oh" sound is very close, long, and rounded, and the "gh" is the sound of the "ch" in scottisch "loch". \n"Fröhliche Weihnachten" sounds like "/'frer-lih-shay 'vy-nagh-ten/" with the first "er"is like the "er" in "her", but closer and longer, with the "r" not pronounced, the British way.\nBy the way, my spelling of it is the way the Germans expect it to be done.
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Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit\nfür das deutsche Vaterland!\nDanach lasst uns alle streben\nbrüderlich mit Herz und Hand!\nEinigkeit und Recht und Freiheit\nsind des Glückes Unterpfand;\n|: blüh' im Glanze dieses Glückes,\nblühe, deutsches Vaterland. :| \n\nIm not sure why it was banned....But we Germans had a reason...I think.
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ok, in my own words: \n\nungka blarba tak nikka folstood nana.  bonkie borch hadarababa blinga flemoso tunda ki.  \n\nNaberinsk fletord fatcha nagaskina blowie boon, fetsna dinga flarny mird.\n\n:) ..
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The pronunciation should be as follows:\nPOSOL'STVO\nPO - as in "paw"\nSOL - as in "solar" only with a soft L\nSTVO - just as is with the O at the and similar to the one at the beginning.
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In German wedding called 'Hochzeit'\nMarriage is called 'Ehe'
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It's a French word (meaning really, truthfully) which has not been accepted into English, so should be pronounced in the French way.  Closest I can get in writing is : vraymoh.
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break the word and pronounce \n\n\nthlan - fire - poothl - gwin - githl - go - gerry - chwirrn - droboothl - thlanty - silly-oh - gogogoch.\n\nFor extra effect, mix a bit of "ch" in the end-of-syllable "ll"'s.\n\n\nfor more pronouncing guide\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/F49860?thread=216759
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german\n\n\nand if i'm not mistaken it translates to: "does yee haw deserve best answer? yes he does."
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הוא הולך איתי\n"hoo holech ee-tee"
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I don't know what your problem is, but I bet it's hard to pronounce!\n\nDo yourself a favor, don't go off your meds again.
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Weinersnitzel.\n(O.K., I probably spelled it wrong)
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In Cantonese , it sound like " Mo tong Hall Lok"\nIn Mandarine, it sound like " Wu Tung Ker Ler"
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It is pronounced "baruch" and spelled "ברוך"\n\nAlso, in regards to the person who translated the word "blessed" as "barak," this is incorrect -- "barak" means "lightening."
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Die Toten Hosen.\nDie Aerzte as well.
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According to my handy dandy dictionary...\n\nmuh-lef-ik\n\nemphasis on the second syllable
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Ich fuehl mich wohl bei Dir
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Ich muss jetzt gehen weil ich meinen Hausaufgaben machen muss.\n(I have to go know because I have to do my Homework.)\nIch denke dass du einen Hund kaufen sollst.\n(I think that you should buy a dog.)\nIch freue mich wenn ich nach Hause bin.\n(I'm happy when I'm at home.)\nHope that was helpful. Basicly what you do is, when you use als(when in the past tense), wenn (when/if), dass (that), weil (because), you send the verb to the end of the sentence. If you want to avoid confusion with "because" you can say denn instead of weil as that dosn't alter the order of the sentence i.e. Ich muss jetzt gehen denn ich muss meinen Hausaufgaben machen.\nHowever it is more fluent to use "weil" as that is more commonly used in spoken German as far as I know.