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This is the same sound as in "cool whip" a la Family Guy, right? Like the way a southern gentleman would pronounce "wh." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZmqJQ
by lukego 7y ago
This is the same sound as in "cool whip" a la Family Guy, right? Like the way a southern gentleman would pronounce "wh."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZmqJQ-nc_s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZmqJQ-nc_s
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- tengbretson 7y agoMy understanding of it from swedish lessons was that it was kind of like "sh" and "wh" at the same time.
- ethor 7y agoMore similar to the sh sound in shell (am swedish).
- gfaure 7y agoThe whole point of this article is that sj-ljudet has a bunch of different realisations, some closer to the initial in "shell" and some closer to the initial in "whip".
- lukego 7y agoSorry, hadn't read TFA, was thinking of the "sk" ("skönt") sound rather than "sj" ("sjuk.") EDIT: Clear as mud now, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x7C6qeh-SQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x7C6qeh-SQ.
- henrikschroder 7y agoWait, what? Would you pronounce those two words with a different sound? I can't think of any Swedish dialect where that is true?
- croon 7y agoAlso Swedish, and disagree. GP is close(r). Are you perhaps from Norrland? Then I see what you're saying.