How do you pronounce 'Ich liebe dich auch'?

Question

I know it's German and I know what it means, I just want the pronounciation.

Answer 1

eesh leeba deech owch - just remember not to pronoucne the 'ch' the way it is in English.  Say the letters individually.  Its what makes that hard scratchy suond.

The BBC website has a good language section that has audio examples for pronounciation.

Answer 2

eehhcchch  leeeba dihhcchch owchh

the hhcchh sound is made similar to hissing, but with the back of your tongue against the back of your mouth.

Normally when you make a hissing sound ' ssss' you use the front of your tongue on the roof of your mouth. To make the other sound use the back of your tongue with the back of your mouth.

In English, "ie" makes the "ee" sound and "ei" makes the "a" as in "weigh".  

In German, "ie" makes the ee sound and "ei" makes the "eye" sound as in "hi"

In German, the e at the end of a word  makes a short "uh" sound like the "ba" in "bubba".

"au" in German is pronounced like the word "ow".

Answer 3

You can learn how to pronounce this German phrase using YAKiToMe! (http://www.yakitome.com). It's a free website with super-high-quality text to speech from AT&T. It supports multiple languages. You can podcast the output directly to your iPod.

Answer 4

ish leeba dish owk.  The ow is pronounced as in how.

Answer 5

Click on the link in front of "Ich liebe dich!"

http://dict.tu-chemnitz.de/dings.cgi?lan...

After that you can change it for the word "auch".

Bye

Answer 6

Depends what part of Germany

in most parts it is phonetically eesh leeba deesh, but in Berlin accent it is ick leeba d**k. endings sound different.

And AUCH is prounouned in English as Owwchh  

So  eesh leeba deesh owwchh.

An online translator will say Ich liebe Sie auch but that is for a formal person you dont really know thats why you change the Sie for Dich.

I found this cool site but I am not sure how accurate it is being online but you can HEAR the voices so you can hear how AUCH is pronounced properly at least!!

http://text-to-speech.imtranslator.net/s...