dtaylor5632
5 Jul 2009
Language / When does polish "ch" sound like eng "ch" and when is it "h"? [59]
Similar to a k sound, but not so. ok how about chrzan and heya? but this only works for people who are not from Poland. To us from other countries we can tell the difference. But for Polish people they say there isnt any difference in sound. The way they pronounce it depends on the letters before and after the ch or h. That is why it sounds different to us jonny foreigners.
End of argument.
"Loch" makes a "k" sound when pronounced in a non-Scottish accent, so I'm not sure if that is the best example?
Similar to a k sound, but not so. ok how about chrzan and heya? but this only works for people who are not from Poland. To us from other countries we can tell the difference. But for Polish people they say there isnt any difference in sound. The way they pronounce it depends on the letters before and after the ch or h. That is why it sounds different to us jonny foreigners.
End of argument.