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> > > You probably don't even know how it's pronounced 
> >
> > I assume like "gezondheid" but then with a "u"
>
> Kinda.. see here.
I understand _some_ German
> You can listen to the actual (german) and alleged american pronunciation by
> clicking the icons next to the words. (That's better than communicating it
> through text because I don't know how you would pronounce f.e.
> "gezondheid".)
Keep the o short, and pronounce it like you read it. Avoid changing the "z" to effectively more of a "tz", or the d to a t. (much like "d"'s at the end of words in English) Dutch is pretty much more relaxed German.
> I actually meant the
Sounds better if you use Vorbearbeiter (Voruebersetzer?) or so instead of preprocessor IMHO
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