How do you pronounce tschüss in German?

Answer 1

"Süßer" is pronounced 'sue-ser'

'sue' as in to claim damages and 'Sir' the polite way of addressing a man.

Using English spelling conventions, the pronunciation of this word can be approximated as "ZEE-sser," where you round your lips while pronouncing "ZEE." The final -r should be dropped, as in British English when you say "butter."

Answer 2

The Germans have a very long-winded way of writing the English "ch" sound - they write it as "tsch".

The u with an umlaut is a sound that doesn't really occur in English, though you may have encountered it if you speak French (it sounds like the French "u"). Basically, to say it make a circle with your lips like you do when you say the "oo" sound. Now instead say "ee". You get a vowel sound that sounds somewhere inbetween "moo" and "mew"

"Chewss!"

Answer 3

Zeye