I wonder about the German pronunciation in Glossika.
Is it good enough?
Is it great?
Is it average?
My hearing is not used to the German language, but when I hear the Glossika phrases, it sounds different from the German I hear on other audio files.
I have no problems with Latin languages in Glossika, I have tried French, Italian and Spanish.
I have problems doing pronunciation drills with Glossika German.
Thanks.
Glossika German pronunciation.
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Re: Glossika German pronunciation.
I decreased the speed to 75% and lowered the interval between sentences 2X.
These settings helped. My native language is Spanish; the Glossika Latin languages are not very difficult to listening and pronouncing.
I am struggling with Glossika German.
I know the speaker for the recordings speaks fast, and this is in function to increase fluency, but I am interested in pronouncing correctly. I learn new words when I put effort into learning the correct pronunciation and correcting mistakes.
I like Glossika because it gives a lot of words very quickly in random order. Glossika German will probably get more manageable for me with time, as I make progress with the language. German is a challenge for me. I like this challenge.
These settings helped. My native language is Spanish; the Glossika Latin languages are not very difficult to listening and pronouncing.
I am struggling with Glossika German.
I know the speaker for the recordings speaks fast, and this is in function to increase fluency, but I am interested in pronouncing correctly. I learn new words when I put effort into learning the correct pronunciation and correcting mistakes.
I like Glossika because it gives a lot of words very quickly in random order. Glossika German will probably get more manageable for me with time, as I make progress with the language. German is a challenge for me. I like this challenge.
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Re: Glossika German pronunciation.
currently debatıng whether to buy Glossıka for Russıan or not. Interestıng to see that you thınk ıts worth the money!
Theyve just offered me another free trıal for another week but ım not sure whether to follow through
Theyve just offered me another free trıal for another week but ım not sure whether to follow through
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Re: Glossika German pronunciation.
Olekander wrote:currently debatıng whether to buy Glossıka for Russıan or not. Interestıng to see that you thınk ıts worth the money!
Theyve just offered me another free trıal for another week but ım not sure whether to follow through
It may be a good idea because you have achieved an intermediate Russian level, and you may enjoy it more: you can easily do 100 reps per day, and maybe 25 daily complete reviews. Do the new trial and see how you use it. I know it is expensive, but if you use it, It will probably be a good investment of your time and money.
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