Transliteration: dee nay-ben-veer-kung
🇩🇪 Diese Medikamente haben keine schweren Nebenwirkungen.
🗣️ Dee-zuh may-dee-kah-men-tuh hah-ben kigh-nuh shvair-en nay-ben-veer-koon-gen.
🇺🇸 These medications don't have any serious side effects.
🇩🇪 Die Nebenwirkungen des Medikaments können unangenehm sein.
🗣️ Dee NAY-ben-veer-khoong-en des meh-dee-KAH-men-ts kœ-nen oon-ahn-geh-nem zine.
🇺🇸 The side effects of the medication can be unpleasant.
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You can use the word "die Nebenwirkung" which translates to "side effect".
The word "die Nebenwirkung" is pronounced as "dee nay-ben-veer-kung".
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