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Old Apr 15, 2018, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by ArcheM View Post
I don't know either. Did you mean words of German origin that are already well-established in English? I was talking more about a situation like if you're reading a news article, and it mentions a German city... It might already have a normalized English pronunciation, but take for example the city Stuttgart. Would you say it starts with the "s" or the "sh" sound? (Insert a devious cackle.)
Oh, okay now I understand your question better, I keep pronouncing Stuttgart with an "s" sound instead of an "sh" sound, I keep doing that with those types of words, "Sterne" is another one that I'm misprouncing as an "s" sound instead of the "sh" sound even though I hear that word a lot because it is part of a the title of a song I like and I hear it in the song. I'll eventually get to pronouncing these words correctly.
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