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Guinessisgoodforyou
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bikeworkshop
Old School Grand Master
dirttorpedo
Senior Retro Guru
Like Putsch?
bikeworkshop
Old School Grand Master
The silent t is more silent
grantoury
Kona Fan
pu like pu(sh) then ch like (lo)ch; puch
dirttorpedo
Senior Retro Guru
I'm Canadian and we pronounce Loch with a hard ch so it sounds the same as Lock. Whereas putsch has a softer shhhh sound at the end which I think it the sound you're describing
It's hard to explain with letters.
The ch is a voiceless fricative.
It is produced when you press the back of your tongue against the roof of your mouth when you exhale. But not too much.
The ch in Loch is already too hard, sh is too soft.
Try typing the word "Tuch" into Google and having it pronounced. Then just add a P instead of the T at the beginning - et voilà - there you have it
The ch is a voiceless fricative.
It is produced when you press the back of your tongue against the roof of your mouth when you exhale. But not too much.
The ch in Loch is already too hard, sh is too soft.
Try typing the word "Tuch" into Google and having it pronounced. Then just add a P instead of the T at the beginning - et voilà - there you have it
Guinessisgoodforyou
rBotM Winner
SimpleIt's hard to explain with letters.
The ch is a voiceless fricative.
It is produced when you press the back of your tongue against the roof of your mouth when you exhale. But not too much.
The ch in Loch is already too hard, sh is too soft.
Try typing the word "Tuch" into Google and having it pronounced. Then just add a P instead of the T at the beginning - et voilà - there you have it
As everything in GermanySimple
