I recently asked a general question about minimal pairs and got a link to a website that provides a comprehensive list of English minimal pairs.
Is there a similar list for German minimal pairs?
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Sign up to join this communityI recently asked a general question about minimal pairs and got a link to a website that provides a comprehensive list of English minimal pairs.
Is there a similar list for German minimal pairs?
The German word for minimal pair is Minimalpaar: de Wikipedia article
You can then search for examples using that word. Here is one slideshow I encountered: Phonologie
Some examples are: mahlen, zahlen, kahlen, fahlen, ...
The book of Siebs, Deutsche Aussprache (19th printing 2000) contains a list of relevant minimal pairs and some almost minimal pairs that define the different phonemes of standard High German.