Master German Pronunciation

LanguageBeginnerAnywhere

90 minutes

5 steps

·Beginner

After 90 min: Pronounce German vowels, consonants, and diphthongs correctly and confidently

What you need

audio recordingstongue position guide

The 90-Minute Plan

Learn IPA Symbols0–15 min

Understand International Phonetic Alphabet for German. Learn how umlauts (ä, ö, ü) change sounds.

Vowel Drills15–35 min

Practice German vowels: a, e, i, o, u plus ä, ö, ü. Listen to native speakers and repeat.

Consonant Focus35–55 min

Master tricky German sounds: 'ch', 'ü', 'ö', the guttural 'r'. Use tongue position diagrams.

Word Pronunciation55–75 min

Practice 30 common German words focusing on stress patterns and smooth syllable flow.

Recording Comparison75–90 min

Record yourself pronouncing 10 words. Compare with native speaker audio. Refine weak sounds.

Pro Tip

German stress almost always falls on the first syllable. This simple rule helps you sound more native.

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