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Please show me example sentences with Wann weiß ich entweder "ß" oder "ss" benutzen? . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Please show me example sentences with Wann weiß ich entweder "ß" oder "ss" benutzen? . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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You use "ß" when you pronounce a long vowel with a sharp "s" sound afterwards. You use "ss" when you pronounce a short vowel + a sharp "s".
I believe there are exceptions to that, but this should be a good rule of thumb.
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As an example, you can compare these two words:
'Fluss' (short -u- + ss)
'Fuß' (long -u- + ß)

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