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hello everyone and welcome to our video
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series on learn german for beginners
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in the previous lessons you learned a
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few greetings in german
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and a few common phrases hopefully now
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you can speak a bit of german
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in this lesson we will be learning
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numbers from 0
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so let's begin lection drain
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once again lexion dry
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sal once again
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once again
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sal is the singular form and salan
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is the plural form remember you have to
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listen
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and repeat so are you ready
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here we go null
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once again null
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eins
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once again eins
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we learned in the previous lessons that
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s
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has the sound of z but whenever the
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letter
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s occurs at the end of a german word
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or after the last vowel within that word
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it is pronounced
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as in english s
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swai once again
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swai the german consonant
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c is pronounced like the english
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ts sound that is found at the end of
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words
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such as mats pots
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bits
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try once again
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try the next one is
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fear once again
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fear the pronunciation
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is similar to the english word fear
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we have already learned that the german
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v
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has the same sound as the english f
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funf
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once again funf
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the two dots that you find on you are
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known as umlaut
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you will pick up the pronunciation with
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a few more words that we will come
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across
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in the next few lessons
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sex once again
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sex we have already learned
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that whenever the letter s occurs at the
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beginning of a german word
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and is followed by a vowel it is
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pronounced
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as if it were the english c similarly
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in the next one zeben
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once again sieben
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act
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once again act
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nine once again
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nine in this case
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e u is pronounced like o
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i for example in oil
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in english
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sin
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once again sin
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hope you remember the pronunciation of z
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in german it's ts
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elf once again
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elf
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swolf
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once again sulf
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well letters with umlaut in this case
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or with umlaut has no equivalent in
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english
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you will be picking up the pronunciation
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once you learn more words
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dratzen
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once again draitzine
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numbers from 13 to 19 follow a simple
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rule
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number plus 10 drai plus
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sein gives you dratzen
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similarly the next one
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fear plus sen gives you
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fiat sen
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once again fiozin
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and can you guess the next one
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funfein
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once again funfein
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zestscene
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once again zestscene
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well in this case you do bring zex and
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zane
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together but sex is used without
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s this is to make the pronunciation
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easier
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also the next number is slightly
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exceptional
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zip zen instead of zebensen
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you say zepsene
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once again zebtsen
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in this case you remove the en
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from zeben and add it to the scene
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zeptzin
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let's look at the next one akhtsen
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once again accin
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and the next one ninth scene once again
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ninth scene
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and now we come to the final number
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swanseach
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once again
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when g forms a part of an
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ig suffix it is pronounced as
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ich you might also find some people
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pronouncing this number as
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swan sig this is because they have a
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different dialect
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so now you know numbers from 0 to 20.
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let's move on to see how you can use
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these numbers to say your mobile number
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this question is asked formally and
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informally i would ask
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v is tina handy numa
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answer to both these questions is the
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same
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miner handy nummer ist null eins
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actzeben
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zak stratzwai nein fear funthe
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now try to read your mobile number in
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german
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let's summarize the numbers from 0 to 20
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once again
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i'll speak and you repeat after me
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don't forget the two exceptions that we
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have here
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sin and zip sin
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null
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eins
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swai
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drai
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sieben
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swolf treitzin
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fierzin
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funftzin
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zestzin
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swansea great
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in the next video we will be learning
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the numbers
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after 20. to practice what you have
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