"Ihr esst Suppe."
Translation:You are eating soup.
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You are right about s being pronounced like z (unless in front of t, p, ch). The clip sounds fine to me though, maybe you could compare it to other examples of Suppe https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Suppe
Have you come across any German words using "ou"? I still don't think it's used in German spelling.
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It's too hard to hear the difference between, "Ihr esst Suppe and Er isst Suppe". The bot voice does not do a good job of distinguishing the difference between the sounds.
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Nein. "Du" is singular and "ihr" is plural. Meaning when you use "du" you are just talking to one person, but when you say "ihr" you are addressing two or more people.
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I don't know about English but in German if you're using a spoon you're eating soup. You can also drink it directly from a cup or a bowl though.
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Only upon intense scrutiny can I hear "suppe" in the male audio. It sounds almost indistinguishable to "zucker" to me.
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The word suppe sounds like zucke... it's difficult to decide sounds at time. I have to push "can't listen now" just to avoid the loss.