At 4:36 "kakkalakki" is pronounced three times, each time without the "h" sound before "kk", but at 13:56 two pronunciations are given, first with "h", and then without. So maybe both are correct.
There is always some "h" sound, but when you speak fast or enunciate less it is less obvious, but it's always there! I also include an example with a more exaggerated "h" so you can hear it more clearly. But even if you don't put any "h" sound it will always been very understandable, and it is never "wrong" exactly, it's just a matter of accent :)
Takk! ☺
Kackerlacka in Swedish...
Scottish Gaelic is very breathy
Also K can also make a [c] sound but with a [h] after it
That is very interesting! I wonder if there is a connection there... maybe.
At 4:36 "kakkalakki" is pronounced three times, each time without the "h" sound before "kk", but at 13:56 two pronunciations are given, first with "h", and then without. So maybe both are correct.
There is always some "h" sound, but when you speak fast or enunciate less it is less obvious, but it's always there! I also include an example with a more exaggerated "h" so you can hear it more clearly. But even if you don't put any "h" sound it will always been very understandable, and it is never "wrong" exactly, it's just a matter of accent :)
The letter K sounds just like the English word cow, so it’s easy to remember how to call the letter K in Icelandic!
As a swede, i will literally lose my breath every time i speak icelandic💀💀💀
Like when I am speaking Finnish, and pass out from not breathing at all!
Halló Ása!
Ég er finnskur og er að læra íslensku! Á finnsku þýðir "kakkalakki" = shit-hat... 😅
Þakka þér fyrir kennslustund!
Bless bless!
Sæll!
Þetta var mjög fyndið 😂
Ég elska finnsku! Mér finnst hún æðisleg 😀
Takk fyrir að horfa.
Bless bless!