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German Pronunciation (Noun)

Published on Apr 21, 2017

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German and PlurAL
By: Lili Stanberry ;

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English: one person
~German: eine person
Pronunciation: (Inah-perzon)

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English: two earrings
German: zwei ohrringe
Pronunciation: (zwy-ore-ring-eh)

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English: three candies
German: Drei Süßigkeiten
Pronunciation: (dry-zeusy-kite-in)

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English: four pens
German: Vier Stifte
Pronunciation: (Veer (roll "r")-steef-stuh)

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English: five dolphins
German:
Pronunciation:

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English: six glasses
German: sechs Gläser

Pronunciation: (zex-gleesur)

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English: seven paper cranes
German: Sieben Papier-kräne
Pronunciation: (zeebin-Pappe-kleen-uh)

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English: eight songs
German: Acht Lieder
Pronunciation: (Acht-leader)
(Had to make a picture myself, couldn't find any)

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English: nine blocks
German: Neun Blöcke
Pronunciation: (noin-bloke-uh)

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English: ten buildings
German: Zehn gebäude
Pronunciation: (zeen-goo-bye-duh)

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