Transliteration: dee peel-leh
🇩🇪 Ich vergesse manchmal, die Pille zu nehmen.
🗣️ Ich fehr-geh-sse mahnch-mahl, dee peel-leh tsoo neh-men.
🇺🇸 Sometimes I forget to take the pill.
German
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The word "die Pille" is pronounced as "dee peel-leh".
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