The correct German pronunciation of words such as ich, mich and dich is made by arching the tongue towards the rear of the pallet. Neither the sh-sound or the kh-sound are regional dialects for pronouncing these words (although a Berlin variation if ich is icke). The ch-sound in these words resembles the 'h' sound made at the start of English words such as 'huge', 'humour' or 'humane'.
Certain German words ending in -ch, such as Loch, Koch, Kachel, Krach, are pronounced with a kh-sound coming from the back of the throat (as in Gaelic words such as Loch Ness, Lough Neagh).
We are coming for you in German isWir sind für Sie kommen
Thiessen in the country of its origin, Germany is pronounced Tee-son or Tea-son.In German the H is silent.After coming to the United States many German-Americans have change that pronunciation to the Americanize version Thie-son, with the non-silent H.
are you coming = kommst du
To say "I'm coming" or just "Coming" in the sense that you're going somewhere (on foot), you would say (emphasise the capitalised part of the word): Я иду (ya i-DOO) Or just: Иду (i-DOO) If you would like to hear a native speaker pronounce the words for you, then see the related links (Just click on the blue triangles to hear the pronunciations). Hope this helps!
That probably depends on your regional accent. Coming from Scotland I'd put it on the second syllable, 'val', but people with other accents may pronounce the word differently. Say the word yourself and feel where the emphasis is.
mad basses keep them coming matey
I believe you pronounce it: I yah nuh But that may be my Japanese pronunciation coming out.
I will put the word in English, then German, then how to pronounce it. Step-Schritt-shrit away-weg-veeg from-von-faun the-die-dee ledge-leiste-liesta I'm-Ich bin-eeh blin coming-kommen-common down-nach unten-nah hoten So the sentence in German is: Schritt weg con die leiste ich bin kommen nach unten
It depends on which language you are coming.
(uh lye zuh) coming from a full english speaking american
Inca is pronounced as IN-kuh.
ZurückkommenWiederkommenZurückkehrenare all verbs that mean to come back in German. How you say coming back in German depends on the context.I'm coming back next week - Ich komme nächste Woche zurück, Ich werde nächste Woche zurückkommenI'm coming back now - Ich bin auf dem Rückweg