Your personalised pronunciation map based on the Irish English accent. 0% of coached Swiss German (Züridütsch) sounds transfer directly from your accent.
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Close to sounds in your accent — small modifications will get you there.
Like '-ly'. Light l — Irish English may already use a lighter l here....
Hold vowels longer. Irish English vowel length is sometimes more generous — lean into that....
All st→scht, all sp→schp. Every position....
Softer than Standard German. Close to English z....
Let the vowel glide. Irish English may already have some of these diphthong qualities in certain words....
Your tapped/trilled r is actually acceptable in some Swiss German contexts — particularly in rural dialects. For Züridüt...
Irish 'cat' may already be quite open. Apply that open quality to Züridütsch ä....
Irish English already has a distinctive musicality and lilt — this is an advantage! Swiss German's rising-falling melody...
Drop final -n. Irish English may already be comfortable with consonant reduction....
No equivalent in Irish English. These deserve your focused practice time.
If you say 'lough' with a velar fricative, that's the target sound. Apply it where Standard German has initial 'k'. Chin...
Same as Standard German technique....
Must be learned. About 50-100 core unique words....
Irish melodic lilt is an advantage for Swiss German melody
r flexibility (tapped r is acceptable)
Softened z easier
Open ä is natural
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