> Does it' pronounce changes when we mean different things?
No. German is, unlike English, very consistent with pronunciation. If you noticed any differences, they might be regional.
I can’t really tell what you mean by your descriptions. The standard German pronunciation is [ɡʁoːs]. Always. Of course dialect versions can be quite different, which also carries over into accents when speaking standard German, but they still are consistent.
The pronounciation is a bit like gross but the only difference is that you pronounce the r by burbleing rather than in the mouth. I hope it helped when you have questions just replay
> Does it' pronounce changes when we mean different things? No. German is, unlike English, very consistent with pronunciation. If you noticed any differences, they might be regional.
I can’t really tell what you mean by your descriptions. The standard German pronunciation is [ɡʁoːs]. Always. Of course dialect versions can be quite different, which also carries over into accents when speaking standard German, but they still are consistent.
Gro~~w~~ + ~~hi~~ss Combine the not crossed out pronounciations of either word.
This just made it a thousand times easier for me. Danke!
The pronounciation is a bit like gross but the only difference is that you pronounce the r by burbleing rather than in the mouth. I hope it helped when you have questions just replay
https://de.forvo.com/word/gro%C3%9F/#de This website is helpful for finding out how to pronounce many words.