> There is no vowel sound in it. K->Rolled R->K
I know that, I speak Serbian almost at mother tongue level...that's why I
said, "almost". I just don't know how to write that in IPA ... /krk/?
>
> Just as difficult as getting my last name correctly. You have to glide right
> from the H to the L. The mouth of an English speaker can't handle those
> consonants together.
>
Hehe, hladno je danas =) it's cold today
> In Czech, there is a whole tongue twister without any vowels in it.
>
>
> Strc prz skrz krk.
>
> There is a hacek over the c.
>
>
> Try that one on for size.
> Scott Hlad
I've been trying to remember that for ages...but I thought there was a
syllabic "l" in one of the words...or maybe that's a slovak one?
-------ferko
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