Hi Diane
I am from Spain, but was born in Germany and have been living there 10
years And I can assure you that Schneeberg is pronounced with a long
e (similar as the first e in present). Schneeberg is the name of a
place in Germany, and the final ending in -er is a genitive (same as in
Hi Bev.
The long e from German doesn't exist in English. So it is difficult to
explain... The sound is the e which you pronounce in men or let. But
it has to be pronounced long. (Perhaps present was a wrong example! It
just came to my mind in the moment of writing the first message).
Hope this
