
artikulieren
to articulate
To pronounce words and sounds clearly and intelligibly.
Der Logopäde hilft dem Kind, die S-Laute richtig zu artikulieren.
The speech therapist helps the child articulate the S sounds correctly.
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to articulate
To pronounce words and sounds clearly and intelligibly.
Der Logopäde hilft dem Kind, die S-Laute richtig zu artikulieren.
The speech therapist helps the child articulate the S sounds correctly.

to articulate
To put thoughts, feelings, or opinions into words and express them.
Es fällt ihm schwer, seine Wünsche klar zu artikulieren.
He finds it difficult to articulate his wishes clearly.
'Artikulieren' (to articulate) is a verb ending in '-ieren'. Such verbs often come from other languages, are conjugated regularly, and always form the past participle with '-t' (artikuliert).
Er hat seine Meinung in der Diskussion sehr klar artikuliert.
He articulated his opinion very clearly in the discussion.
The verb 'artikulieren' (to articulate) is transitive and usually requires an accusative object. You ask: 'Was artikuliert jemand?' (What does someone articulate?). The answer is in the accusative.
Die Sängerin muss jeden Ton präzise artikulieren.
The singer has to articulate every note precisely.
'Artikulieren' (to articulate) is a word used in elevated language. It sounds more formal and educated than everyday verbs such as 'sagen' (to say) or 'aussprechen' (to pronounce / express).
Der Politiker versuchte, seine komplexe Strategie verständlich zu artikulieren.
The politician tried to articulate his complex strategy in an understandable way.
You can recognize the meaning from the context. If it is about sounds, pronunciation, and clarity, the phonetic meaning is intended. If it is about thoughts, feelings, or opinions, the abstract meaning of expressing something is intended.
Der Schauspieler lernte, seine Worte auf der Bühne laut und deutlich zu artikulieren.
The actor learned to articulate his words loudly and clearly on stage.
In the meaning 'Gedanken äußern' (to express thoughts), the verb is often combined with abstract nouns such as 'Wünsche' (wishes), 'Kritik' (criticism), 'Bedenken' (concerns), or 'einen Standpunkt' (a point of view). The reflexive form 'sich artikulieren' (to express oneself) is also common.
Es ist wichtig, konstruktive Kritik respektvoll zu artikulieren.
It is important to articulate constructive criticism respectfully.
to pronounce / express
Both verbs describe saying words or sounds aloud. Aussprechen focuses on a word’s pronunciation or stress; artikulieren emphasizes forming the individual sounds clearly and intelligibly.

Jonas artikuliert den fremden Namen langsam, damit alle Laute verständlich sind.
Jonas articulated the unfamiliar name slowly so that every sound was clear.
Jonas spricht den fremden Namen mit der richtigen Betonung aus.
Jonas pronounced the unfamiliar name with the correct stress.