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German Dialect Warmup Time!. Vowel Substitutions (air for err) Earth, Hermann, word, German, first, hurt, scourge She earned her first wages from the.

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1 German Dialect Warmup Time!

2 Vowel Substitutions (air for err) Earth, Hermann, word, German, first, hurt, scourge She earned her first wages from the work./ Hermann was the first person to circle the world

3 Vowel Substitutions (Ah for a) Alto, after, love, laugh, and, propaganda The alto sang after the Austrian band played. /It was bad propaganda to laugh at the aunt.

4 Consonant Substitutions (uvular “r”) Rose, role, pray, married, every, script, beer Heinrich rushed around the rose bush./ Gertrude was married in a red robe.

5 Consonant Substitutions – (V for wh and hw) Was, wagon, witch, always, forward, swindle, what, which, whistle, horsewhip We were in the wagon when it moved forward./ The witch’s whistle will always keep you awake.

6 Consonant changes (tch for dz) Jar, Johnny, George, agent, changes, badge, major The agent brought charges against Jane and George.

7 Consonant changes (sht for st) Stable, still, stump We should not steal the statue from the stage.

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