Talk:Kha
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[edit] H in "human"
This doesn't seem like a good example to me (not that I can think of any good English-language examples). To me human has a similar H sound to hat, but slightly closer to a silent H.
What if we said like the ch in "Bach", or Scottish "loch"? —Michael Z. 2005-03-7 17:06 Z
- The consonant h in Mandarin Chinese is actually /x/, but it doesn't help if one doesn't know Chinese. This is the same case for me who doesn't know any about German or Scottish. --Hello World! 07:31, 29 Mar 2005 (UTC)
