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No trouble at all here (German) - it's simply pronounced as if it was a German word.
by ahartmetz 2y ago
No trouble at all here (German) - it's simply pronounced as if it was a German word.
- ahartmetz 2y ago(Well, its original nordic pronunciation probably has a more o-like or anyway different 'a', a pointier 'i' sound, and a stronger 'r' than in German. But it seems to be accepted practice between Germanic languages to pronounce everything as if it was your native language - it's easy and ~always intelligible.)
- Sesse__ 2y agoIf the “a” is supposed to be as in “value” (i.e. closer to ä in some but not all German dialects), that doesn't match typical German pronunciation, does it? (The -grind part is fine.)