Aussprache verbessern Klar Deutsch sprechen WÜRDE WURDE oder WORDEN

This question is asked of me all the time How do you actually pronounce werden würden wurden and worden correctly Most of my students when they ask this I want to speak German better and also reduce my accent That means learning to speak with less accent and that's still possible even at this stage Adulthood And at these four words which I am sharing with you today you and the ones I recite to you you can immediately tell whether someone speaks German clearly and correctly or not quite yet in standard German maybe even a slight accent If you'd like to practice more and improve your pronunciation feel free to join my free class pronunciation week speak German without an accent and with confidence During this week I'll show you how to speak German clearly and confidently without an accent you can learn With free study materials from me videos and a large live webinar where you can personally ask me your questions about Germa You can practice pronunciation The link to register for free is below this video Will would been and were sound very similar in German and To be honest they can easily be confused even in grammar Today pronunciation is the main focus What exactly is the difference What's the difference between these very similar words Especially the vowels Let's start with the word "werden " How is this word properly pronounced We have a R We don't say it as R We don't say will We say will We pronounce it like a short "a" sound: er er wer werden The emphasis is on the first syllable Are With the vocalized R the tip of the tongue is positioned behind the lower incisors I will be happy I will be professionally successful I'm getting better I'll be healthy again We'll go on vacation In everyday speec You could also say "We're going on vacation " Instead of "going " going She she will be picked up from the station She says she'll be picked up from the station when she arrives Back from vacation Now let's get to the word We pronounce the word with an O and with an A Where where With O the back of the tongue moves backward and upward and with A it goes e back of the tongue moves downward and backward Where where The tip of the tongue is positioned behind the lower She was picked up from the station She would have been picked up if ey had asked someone beforehand Or the woman would have been picked up if someone had been contacted in advance ad been asked Was Is spoken with an O and an A For O the lips form a The tongue body and back of the tongue rise backward In A the back of the tongue moves further back The tip of the tongue rests behind the lower incisors Was were For example my The daughter was born this year She was picked up from the station or the woman was picked up from the Picked up at the station And finally we pronounce it with an Ö and an A The Ö sounds like ongue blade forward Thus the back of the tongue does not retract backward as it does with O but rather The middle part of the tongue moves forward Then the back of the tongue goes down at A Would you would you mind me please help me improve my pronunciation She'd love to go on vacation She says she would be picked up from the station when she returned from vacation Or she says she would go on vacation if her boss approved her time off I really hope so at this video helped you understand the differences between these similar words o hear more clearly and already begin to understand better how to properly use these words shares I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments I appreciate all feedback and read every comment Share the video with your friends who are also learning German and I’d be happy to help you both By the way if you activate the bell you'll receive notifications for all new Videos of me and don't miss a single one Until next time stay healthy and always remember You are valuable and the world needs you Your Samantha