God I will never make the stød correctly. At first I was like, danish people swallow vowels and as a french, I swallow vowels too. So it will be an easy language for me to learn. Now I'm stuck with these pronunciations nuances that i almost cannot hear and don't know how to make... 😅
I'm late but she's explaining how sometimes Danes make a sound by stopping the word there. Like in the word "det". You don't actually pronounce the t, but can give the illusion of a t sound by abruptly stopping the word where it should be pronounced.
Hej Eirik. Det kan du have ret i :). Videoen er henvendt til udlændinge, der lærer dansk, så vi har forsøgt at være pædagogiske, og så må man ind imellem klippe en tå. vh Susanne, Studieskolen
This video made me finally get what stød is supposed to sound like
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God I will never make the stød correctly.
At first I was like, danish people swallow vowels and as a french, I swallow vowels too. So it will be an easy language for me to learn.
Now I'm stuck with these pronunciations nuances that i almost cannot hear and don't know how to make... 😅
Just keep on trying and one day ... ❤️
Jeg kan ikke forstå hvad hun siger :(
I'm late but she's explaining how sometimes Danes make a sound by stopping the word there. Like in the word "det". You don't actually pronounce the t, but can give the illusion of a t sound by abruptly stopping the word where it should be pronounced.
To make things even more complicated they put white letters on a white background. I still love this "%$#" language especially when spoken by ladies.
Det er ikke støt på bokstaver, siden støt er et muntlig fenomen og bokstaver er et skriftlig fenomen; det er støt på lyder. ;)
Hej Eirik. Det kan du have ret i :). Videoen er henvendt til udlændinge, der lærer dansk, så vi har forsøgt at være pædagogiske, og så må man ind imellem klippe en tå. vh Susanne, Studieskolen
stød is the difference between ت and ط
No. It’s the difference between lebanese and MSA pronunciation of the word Daqiqa (minute).