Are These 10 Sounds Secretly Tripping You Up in English?

If your mother tongue is German, English pronunciation can be tricky.

Not because you’re “bad at languages,” but because some sounds simply don’t exist in German.

A few examples:

• “th” in “this” or “think”
• w vs v confusion
• Extra endings like “ed” in “worked”

These tiny details can make a big difference — especially in meetings, interviews or presentations.

💬 The good news?
You don’t need a perfect British or American accent.
But you do need clarity.

This guide from Pronunciation Studio lists 10 common English pronunciation errors German speakers often make:
👉 [Link to article]

I’ve seen every one of these show up in my coaching sessions. And I’ve seen clients grow more confident once they hear the difference and practise gently, step by step.

If you speak German and want to sound clearer in English, this is a great place to start.

💡 Which of these do you find tricky?