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If this is German, it would be the following:

durch den monsoon

doork dane monzoon

rette mich

rettuh meek

The letter 'k' sound in both words is "gutteral". We don't have an exact phonetic English translation, because we don't use that sound. It's like how some people pronounce the "Ch" in "Chanukah" ("Hanukah").

like Dursh Den Monzoon

say the ch like sh

"Dursh den monsoon" as far as I know. The 'sh' in dursh is quite heavy.

and "Rett-eh mish" again with the heavy 'sh'.