German Consonant Pronunciation - Beginner German with Herr Antrim Lesson #1.2

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on the pronunciation of German consonants. It covers the pronunciation rules for each letter, including variations based on word position and origin. The tutorial also highlights exceptions and provides examples to illustrate each rule. Special attention is given to letters with multiple sounds, such as R and S, and the influence of foreign words on pronunciation.

How is the letter 'B' pronounced at the end of a word in German?

• Like a 'P'

• Like a 'T'

• Like a 'B'

• Like a 'D'

What sound does the letter 'C' make when followed by a vowel sound from the front of the mouth?

• Like a 'K'

• Like a 'TS'

• Like a 'G'

• Like a 'D'

In German, how is the letter 'G' pronounced at the end of a word?

• Like a 'D'

• Like a 'T'

• Like a 'G'

• Like a 'K'

How is the letter 'J' typically pronounced in German?

• Like a 'J'

• Like a 'Z'

• Like a 'Y'

• Like a 'G'

What is the pronunciation of the letter 'K' in German?

• Like a 'G'

• Like a 'K'

• Like a 'Q'

• Like a 'C'

Which sound does the guttural 'R' in German resemble?

• A silent 'R'

• A soft gargle

• A rolling 'R'

• A nasal 'R'

How is the letter 'S' pronounced at the beginning of a word in German?

• Like a 'Z'

• Like a 'S'

• Like a 'D'

• Like a 'T'

What is the pronunciation of the letter 'T' in German?

• Like a 'D'

• Like a 'T'

• Like a 'S'

• Like a 'Z'

How is the letter 'V' pronounced in German when it is of German origin?

• Like a 'B'

• Like a 'W'

• Like a 'F'

• Like a 'V'

What sound does the letter 'Z' make in German?

• Like a 'X'

• Like a 'S'

• Like a 'Z'

• Like a 'TS'