Learn German A1 | ST & SP = SHT & SHP? | German Pronunciation || Deutsch Für Euch 108

When do ST & SP turn into SHT & SHP? A common question about German phonetics and pronunciation among learners. Not hard to answer, but easy to stumble and get frustrated over when you are trying to learn German. DFE is here to help ;) Thanks for the comment questions!

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