French has only a written "h", no spoken one.
Russians use [x] for English [h] too. Very distinctive accent.
On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 4:21 AM, Krzysztof Sobolewski
<jezuch@interia.pl> wrote:
Dnia środa, 13 października 2010 o 05:21:04 MorphemeAddict napisał(a):
> How do Poles learn to say English or German 'h'? Do it the same way.
Is there any other 'h' in those languages? German has "ch" as in "ich", but that's very different and is taught explicitly, and Polish "h" does fine as either English or German "h", so there's no special attention given it. Or at least I don't remember anything like that (I tried to learn German for three years ;) ). It might be better luck with French, as everyone knows its "h" is bizarre and ridiculous ;)
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