Question by Rostam: what is the difference between long e and i in german? there is some video on the youtube insisting the german long e: and long i: are pronouced differently but to me they are the same. I think the german "tee" is pronouced exactly like the english "tea". Best answer:
Answer by zirp
Not sure what you mean by "long e" or "long i", but the german word for tea is pronounced somewhat like "t(h)ay".It rhymes with german "geh"
Answer by Don
Long "e" sounds like the "ay" in say or hay Long "i" sounds like the "ee" in "see"
Answer by H.C. von der Tann
They are not pronounced in the same way. German "Tee" is pronounced: "TAY" English "tea" is pronounced: "TEE"
Answer by lastuntakenscreenname
How is someone going to describe to you the difference? Would the frequency content mean anything to you? You just have to learn to hear the difference between the two sounds.
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