Ich hasse/liebe Phoenetics. Hiedi was talking about oh, if you can feel the position of your tongue changing, you should be a linguist. I almost was a linguist...I adored Ling 200 like none other, but I didn't think I could cut it for the major.
This is the English vowel chart, or one of them anyway. Google has failed me at finding a German one that I could understand. It's really useful to me, though, especially talking about vowel height. See the height on the chart? Yeah. That's what it is. The English [i] or "ee" sound is really, really high.
The chart for the consonants would also be heavily useful, but I don't want this to be tooooo image heavy.
Update: Ich habe jetz einen Wörterbuch! Mein Freund gab mich ihren Wörterbuch. (Yeah, you'll have to check to see if that's right, actual German speakers. Meine Grammatik ist kaput.)
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Ich habe jetz ein Wörterbuch! Mein Freund gab mich ihr Wörterbuch.
Buch, and thus Woerterbuch, is das. Einen and ihren would go with masculine nouns that take der. Akkusativ is hard, so don't fret!
At least I now know the html that creats umlauts. Yay.
no worries! wow html, that's fancy. i copy and paste from word because such things are over my head.
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