Jun 8, 2017 10:48 AM
samueldearest
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ShaitanTheUnborn
vun KHOKH (-v as in vet, -u as in bun, -kh as in Scottish loch) although anglicised wouldn't be gokh (g as in get & rest as above)
Bentarmbenny
No it's Geoff as in "my name Jeff"
skipweasel
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/80/Vincent_willem_van_gogh.ogg
HitlerHatedSexSoMoreNudesMightHaveStoppedTheHolocaust
No, it's more the guttural sound you hear in the phrase "ugh".
We don't use that sound in English much, but it's fairly common in a number of other languages.
ShaitanTheUnborn
vun KHOKH (-v as in vet, -u as in bun, -kh as in Scottish loch) although anglicised wouldn't be gokh (g as in get & rest as above)
Bentarmbenny
No it's Geoff as in "my name Jeff"
skipweasel
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/80/Vincent_willem_van_gogh.ogg
HitlerHatedSexSoMoreNudesMightHaveStoppedTheHolocaust
No, it's more the guttural sound you hear in the phrase "ugh".
HitlerHatedSexSoMoreNudesMightHaveStoppedTheHolocaust
We don't use that sound in English much, but it's fairly common in a number of other languages.