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"kh" is a very typical English transliteration of the IPA /x/, which is also represented by the Russian letter Х. Similarly, "ch" represents, sometimes, the IPA
by hackyhacky 5y ago
"kh" is a very typical English transliteration of the IPA /x/, which is also represented by the Russian letter Х. Similarly, "ch" represents, sometimes, the IPA /tɕ/. In contrast, "h" does not at all represent the sound /x/ in English.