Learn tongue tremolo in German pronunciation

Trill at the tip of the tongue (commonly known as big tongue): Say "Dela" and let the air flow make the tip of the tongue vibrate. The tip of the tongue in Korean, Japanese, and other languages trembles only once, and the tip of the tongue in Russians trembles many times. Spanish has both one and many tremors.

Tongue vibrato: The first thing to do is to find the location of the tongue. What is a small tongue, figure it out first in **.

In the mirror, the tongue is flat, and there is an object hanging from the top of the esophagus. Simulating a mouthwash, the head is tilted, the water pressure is on the small tongue, the air flow is top from the opposite direction, the little tongue is soft, and it will naturally tremble. Once you've found the sensation, spit out the water (which you can swallow too) and find a way to make the little tongue flutter with just the airflow.

Repeat this for 10 minutes a day. Generally, it can be sent out within 10 minutes, it can be sent clearly within a week, it can be sent to the words within two weeks, and it can be sent as you like within a month.

Both are standard in German, except that small tongue sounds are more common.

German teacher

It is still recommended that you pronounce a small tongue vibrato, which is relatively new, and the general German elderly, or not very fashionable people use a large tongue vibrato.

Tongue vibrato:

1. Drink water to practice, raise your head and rinse your throat, let the water feel in the direction of your throat, and neither let him come out nor swallow it. At this point, your little tongue is vibrating, but passively. After practicing one by one, reduce the amount of water again and again until there is no water left, and then you are fine.

2. Strange method, but it is very effective! I don't know if you ever played when you were a child, the weird sound that you inhaled through your nose, the little tongue was trembling at that time, find a good feeling, turn the inhale into an exhale, and then keep practicing the "h" sound to make the sound sound good.

Big tongue trill: (I've been practicing this since I was a child).

1. Make the sound of "de-le", the beginning is very slow, the tongue can not roll at all, after repeating many, many times, you will find that the tongue is flexible, the two sounds are connected very quickly, and then later, you can say several "dele" in a row, and then practice more to succeed.

2. You can also put the tip of your tongue against the upper gums and blow hard (I used the first method, this method is what I heard from my classmates who are learning Spanish).

There are two kinds, but they actually have the same effect.

1。Tongue vibrato... It's the flutter of the throat, this one needs to be practiced more, practice with water in your mouth, it's fun.

2。The big tongue vibrato, which is generally used by Germans nowadays because they can't pronounce the above vibrato.

I'm using the first one because the second one won't. The standard is the first one.

r "drink" of "drink water", and slowly it shudder.

Drink water and practice, just make more contacts. I had been practicing for a week. I practiced almost in class, after class, eating and drinking, and finally practiced.

To learn German, French, German, Spanish, you must be able to play your tongue.

German is the sixth largest language in the world in terms of the number of countries spoken by the number of speakers, one of the world's major Chinese languages, and the most widely spoken mother tongue in the European Union.

According to data from the European Center for Language Management in September 2015, there are nearly 100 million speakers of German and German learners worldwide, including 95 million native speakers, 12 million second language speakers, and 70 million foreign language learners, making it one of the most commonly learned foreign languages in the world.

Writing fonts:

The French archaic writing is very aesthetically pleasing, very different from the Roman script, and the German archaic is also very different from the Roman script, and the archaic printing is difficult for beginners who are not familiar with the German language.

In many places in Germany, such as beer halls, traditional typography is still used to show tradition, so German learning also requires an understanding of German fonts.

The German language is printed in druckschriften (typographical) and schreibschriften (written). The writing is generally known as the bold gebrochene schrift.

The blackbody printing is divided into schwabacher type, fraktur type, and so on. The writing style is divided into sütterlinschrift, offenbacher schrift, kurrentschrift, and so on.

It is also possible to learn if you don't know how to pronounce tongues. Especially in French, the tongue has been completely weakened, and usually only a laryngeal fricative sound is sufficient. The current tongue sound of German is generally biased towards small tongue sounds, and there is also a certain degree of weakening.

The tongue sound is noticeable in Russian and Spanish, but when the speed of speech is fast, the tongue almost loses its vibrato, which is equivalent to weakening. In addition, there are many people in these countries who are not born with tongue sounds and who can speak the corresponding language. So you can learn with confidence.

It is best to learn German, French, German, and Spanish to learn to play the tongue, but it is not absolute, in fact, it is not so hard to requirement, and it is better to be able to play the tongue and small tongues.

Take Spanish as an example, which inherits the characteristics of Latin in terms of phonetics, vocabulary, grammatical system, etc. There are 24 phonemes, including 5 vowels and 19 consonants. B and V are pronounced the same, and h is not pronounced.

In addition, there are a large number of diphonic and triple vowels. The stress is regular: words ending in a vowel, n, or s are accented on the penultimate syllable; For words ending in other consonants, the stress falls on the last syllable.

The small tongue is also known as the "uvula", also known as: also known as the tiding, throat flower, pedicle medium. It is a small conus hanging on the posterior edge of the soft palate in the human oral cavity, with a muscular structure, covered with a layer of mucous membrane, which usually droops slightly downward, and shrinks upward with the soft palate when eating, preventing food from entering the nasal cavity from the mouth.

This is a professional way of saying it, and the usual way of saying it is that you open your mouth and tongue and the thing hanging down there is the place marked 6 in this picture.

The German tongue sound is the sound that vibrates the tongue. The method is that you can take a mouthful of water and rinse your mouth, tilt your head up, and make your throat strain, so that the water gurgles in your throat, gradually reduce the water in your mouth, and slowly practice it. Come on!