How To Do A GERMAN Accent in 3 Simple Steps (feat. German Native)

Ship: We are sinking, we are sinking!!! Other ship: Vat are you sinking about mein freund?

Thank you I’m learning German and I want to speak it with a German accent after I get better at it.

There actually is a good rule of thumb for “th”! We actually have 2 different sounds represented by the “th” in English. If it is unvoiced, like in “bath”, use an s/f. If it is voiced, like in “bathe”, use a z/d.

Danke, ich lerne deutch ein tag, this will help me a lot, thank you a lot!

Fantastic video--you have a great voice and this accent saved the audiobook I'm currently narrating. Thank you so much!

Thank you for this video it helped me a lot with an acting gig!! Thank youu

I once told a German in the US, “Vielen dank.” He was so hurt. He asked me how I knew he was German, was his accent so bad? The more I said his accent was almost perfect, the more hurt he became. So I told him a story about how nice a German neighbor lady was, and he thought I was making it up. She used to paint our house for free because she said she was bored. He looked thoroughly offended. He said, “German people aren’t nice.”

Learning for a film role. Thank you …I mean sank yoo

I gotta play Charlotte von Mahlsdorf in Doug Wright's "I am my own wife", so I basically have to speak German with American accent and also English with German accent. Really helpful, thank u so much!

Thank you for this video I can finally make a german accent for my school role play!

I wanna get rid of my german accent as a german XD. This video is counterproductive ragarding to that aim XD

Good explanation. I find that some Germans inexperienced in speaking English are uncertain about V and W and sometimes reverse them -- "votching tellywision". Final L is often very liquid - "comparablll". Words ending ing sometimes come close to sounding like -ink. And they have trouble with the progressive tenses - "I am living here now twelve years", or "tomorrow I go to Berlin for a few days". Sometimes they use "what" as the relative pronoun, "This is the book what I told you about". And the strict word order in German, especially adverbs, can be mistakenly carried over into English. NB none of this is to mock Germans, who make a better job of English than I make of their language.

Super helpful I helping me get rid of my görman accent

I’m a comic and this is so helpful for a bit I’m working on

Genius explanation. Try Swiss English.

Danke!

haha love this!

Born in Germany, grew up in Australia , can do a great Cherman accent.

Echt witzig als Deutsche! 😂😆 Wenn wir „Darth Vader“ mit amerikanischem Akzent aussprechen wollen - also so, wie es eigentlich richtig ist - dann ist es uns peinlich, weil es für deutsche Ohren nachgeäfft klingt. Noch etwas, das wir anders machen ist das L. Wir sprechen es mit einem ä vorne äll Greetings from Dschörmenny! 😜

"The German language is very logical, which explains the certain (features) of the German mind" Valis -PKD