I give up - I've been trying to figure out what he says when I click the wrong answer. My ear hears "fush", but I can't find anything like that in my dictionary. What is he saying?!?!?
Thanks
MegaGerman question

Judywan
February 11, 2007

(deleted)
February 15, 2007
Hi there,
what Paul says is "falsch" which means "incorrect" or "wrong". The German "a" is often pronounced like the "u" in the English word "cut". That's why it can be confusing trying to find a word in the dictionary, as you might be looking under "u". I hope it makes more sense now that you know what Paul is saying.
Happy learning!

Judywan
February 15, 2007
Danke!

(deleted)
February 15, 2007
No worries and have a good day!

Ken1
July 3, 2007
Hope i haven't hijacked this topic but I have decided that to run alongside my Rocket german course I am investing in the Oxford-Duden German Dictionary, I hope that this will be a great ready reference but do you have any tips on how ensure that when reading words from the dictionary I get the pronunciation correct.
Ken

(deleted)
July 3, 2007
Hi Ken,
I guess all dictionaries have their limitations, so in order to get tips on how to pronounce the words, I recommend that you have a look at https://www.rocketlanguages.com/german/free/pronounciation.php
You can practice the pronunciation of all the consonants and vowels in the German alphabet and you will see that it will be easier to get the pronunciation right when looking up words in the dictionary.
:D

peter--3
October 11, 2011
Get a talking dictionary. What you have is extremely out dated.

Allen-H
November 30, 2011
:)