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In Hungarian "ny" is a distinct letter corresponding to the same (or at least very similar) sound as the Spanish "ñ".
by leni536 7y ago
In Hungarian "ny" is a distinct letter corresponding to the same (or at least very similar) sound as the Spanish "ñ".
- soylentcola 7y agoMy girlfriend is Hungarian and gets very annoyed when I try to come up with "close enough" versions of things like "gy" or "ny", etc. Me: Oh, so it's like a cross between the end of "fridge" and the beginning of the French "dieu"? Her: No! You're making this too complicated...it's just "gy". It's a Hungarian sound. You guys don't have it. Me: /shrug (I still do a better job at remembering vowel sounds or those combo letters if I have a more familiar analogue. It's almost like a pnemonic for me.)
- marton78 7y agoAlso in Catalan