How to pronounce the g and h in Dutch
2019 ж. 6 Мау.
19 995 Рет қаралды
Following up on our alphabet videos of last week, it's time to go into depth with two letters that might be confusing for a lot of you: the G and the H. In short, the H is produced in the chest by breathing out whereas the G can be a bit more confusing. Let's get to it.
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Thanks everyone for watching! Are there any questions about how to pronounce the "g" and "h" correctly?
"Snoring in reverse." I love it LOL!!! 😂
Thank you for this vidéo. I guess the dutch/flamish for "nightmare" is something like "schrijfegegacht" 😂😭
This is terrific! So descriptive and precise. Thanks!
You saved me!!! Pronouncing this was difficult!!! Thank you 😭😭
Amazing explanation, thanks, it really helps!
Finally I get the different ! Thank you !
The snoring trick really helped me. Thanks you so much
This is the most useful video ever!
Always useful!
Love it !! Thank you ! I thank you....my throat and brain thank you ❤️❤️❤️
Dank je voor je Video.
A very helpful video thank you!
You've been a a wonderful resource! I have a good friend from the Flanders region of Belgium and I can finally learn "the proper way" :D It hasn't been easy finding resources as an Amerikaan. Thank you so much!
Hmm, thanks, interesting - I don't learn Dutch, but hearing the g sound was puzzling for me (my closest analogy seemed to be the German velar R but heavily aspirated, your explanation makes it much more clearer). And, is there English/Latin etc style G in Dutch or it's always the aspirated sound?
Thank you so much😃!!! Now I have a sore throat practicing “g” 😅
This was great! That was a great explanation of the differences amongst these sounds. As a suggestion for a future video you could do something similar for all of the pronunciation variants of "r".
Very fun way of explaining the differences! For Spanish speakers, the voiceless velar fricative is represented by the letter "j" and the "soft g". It's my default sound when pronouncing Dutch g and ch. What caught my attention more and is driving me crazy is how you said "hand" like "hans". I've tried looking it up, but haven't found anything.
Thank you 😍
Dank je wel !