> There are some tricky ones: the 'c' in cat is pronounced more like an aspirated 'ts'. I would be perfectly happy if a non-native speaker pronounces "c" and "

> There are some tricky ones: the 'c' in cat is pronounced more like an aspirated 'ts'. I would be perfectly happy if a non-native speaker pronounces "c" and "z" like the English "ch" and soft "g".