but both are "reasonable" pronunciations of the letter sequence "beinhalten". You have to understand context to know which one is bogus. 2/2
so jfyi: [bəˈʔɪnˌhaltən] = to contain [ˈpeiːnˌhaltən] = to hold a leg only the former is an actual german word of course. 1/
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"be" and "in" are both german syllables. But so are "bei" and "n". You have to know that "bein" in "beinhalten" is "be in", not "bei n".
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