How to say "special effects" in German?

In German "special effects" translates to  Special Effects 

Transliteration: spe-cial ef-fects

🇩🇪 Die Special Effects im Film waren beeindruckend.

🗣️ die spe-cial ef-fects im fil-m wa-ren be-ein-drucken-d

🇺🇸 The special effects in the movie were impressive.

🇩🇪 Die Effekte in diesem Film sind sehr realistisch.

🗣️ Dee eh-fek-teh ihn dee-sem feelm zint sehr reh-ah-lis-tish.

🇺🇸 The special effects in this movie are very realistic.



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How to say "special effects" in German?

You can use the word "Special Effects" which translates to "Special effects".

How to pronounce "Special Effects" (special effects) in German?

The word "Special Effects" is pronounced as "spe-cial ef-fects".

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