🇩🇪 ¡PALABRAS HOMÓFONAS EN ALEMÁN – SUENAN IGUAL PERO NO SON LO MISMO!

Other examples of homophones are: Meer (sea) and Mehr (more) Waise (orphan) and Weise (way/wise) Seite (page/side) and Saite (string of an instrument) Mal (time/brand) and Mahl (food) Although the letter h creates a longer duration than the preceding vowel, when we speak quickly they can be confused and sound like homophones. 00:00:00 – Introduction: What are homophones? 00:00:13 – Definition of homophony (pH → F) 00:00:50 – Exercise instructions 00:01:17 – Pair 1: fiel (fell) vs. viel (much) 00:02:00 – Pair 2: wider (against) vs. wieder (again) 00:02:50 – Par 3: Läuten (ring, bell) vs. Leuten (people) 00:05:02 – Par 4: Rat (council) vs. Rad (wheel) 00:05:27 – Par 5: mahlt (to grind) vs. malt (to paint) 00:06:34 – Par 6: dehnen (to stretch) vs. denen (those) 00:08:01 – Par 9: war (was) vs. wahr (true) 00:08:55 – Par 10: leert (to empty) vs. lehrt (to teach) 00:09:36 – Par 11: Uhr (clock) vs. ur- (prefix for old) 00:09:55 – Par 12: währen (to last) vs. wären (serían) 00:10:39 – Par 13: Miene (semblance) vs. Mine (mine) 00:11:11 – Par 14: Stil (style) vs. Stiel (mango) 00:12:17 – Par 15: wider (against) vs. wieder (again) 00:12:35 – Par 16: Lid (eyelid) vs. Lied (song) 00:13:01 – Par 17: Leib (body, belly) vs. Laib (bar) 00:13:24 – Par 18: backen (to bake) vs. packen (to pack) 00:13:33 – Par 19: seid (are) vs. seit (since) 00:14:06 – Reflection: Even natives get confused! 00:15:13 – Difference between DaF and DaZ (German as a foreign language vs. second language) 00:16:37 – Advantage of learning from multiple perspectives 00:17:31 – Closing and how to request more content