How to pronounce "exceptions" in German

exceptions is pronounced with standard German phonetics in German, with primary stress on the “EX” syllable. Hear authentic native speakers pronounce it in 24 clips with synchronized subtitles and timestamps below.

EX·cep·ti·ons

Primary stress: Ex

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SyllablesEx · cep · ti · ons

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14:37

also on YouTube that most nouns that end e in German so the German E are feminine not all of them are always exceptions but in many many cases it's gna be feminine that's something you can absolutely remember Tass eine Tasse Eine

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The German word “exceptions”. Phonologically, it consists of 4 syllables (Ex · cep · ti · ons), with primary lexical stress placed on the 1st (initial) syllable (Ex). SayItVid indexes 24 authentic German video clips demonstrating how native speakers articulate “exceptions” in natural connected speech, including verified broadcasts from lingoni GERMAN.

Spoken Video Transcripts & Contextual Quotes (5 Verified Clips)

🇩🇪 DElingoni GERMAN
Clip #1 · @14:37
“also on YouTube that most nouns that end e in German so the German E are feminine not all of them are always exceptions but in many many cases it's gna be feminine that's something you can absolutely remember Tass eine Tasse Eine”
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Clip #2 · @29:36
“Ich bin auf mein Knie gefallen. I fell onto my knee. Okay, genau. Some exceptions like not really verbs of movement. More changes of state but they Some exceptions like not really verbs of movement. More changes of state but they”
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Clip #3 · @2:20
“bin Programmierer ich bin Koch a cook ich bin Koch this is one of the exceptions the male Version ich bin Koch female Version ich bin Köchen sie ist”
🇩🇪 DElingoni GERMAN
Clip #4 · @1:19
“architect i am engineer I am teacher etc Sounds weird but that's how we do it professions in German usually have a masculine and a feminine Form and the feminine Form always ends in there are just a couple of exceptions feminine Form always ends in there are just a couple of exceptions”
🇩🇪 DElingoni GERMAN
Clip #5 · @0:16
“prositionsday verbs that take prosition by just like the prepositions and other videos the prosition by also takes of case no exceptions ich arbeite bei VW VW ich arbeite bei VW er arbeitet bei”

Pronounce: “exceptions”

Syllables:: Ex · cep · ti · ons
Primary stress:: Ex
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What does “exceptions” mean?

“exceptions” means: plural of Exception