Aug-24-2010, 03:33 PM (UTC)
Hmmm I see .....
Whoa I was hearing Burrich as plain old .... ch as in cheese ...... I was going to say 'as it's spelled' but I guess that would only be if you are thinking in English!
I wonder if it's kind of Scottish sounding? (ch as in loch!) That makes sense , good ole Burrich!
Funny thing about 'Kettricken' is that I only realised just the other week that there is no 'n' in it!!! This whole time I had been hearing it (and somehow seeing it) Kettrinken ?? When I type it I can SEE that's wrong, but somehow my brain 'heard' it with an n !!
I think I was putting a real emphasis on the c in the middle and started 'hearing' an n in there just before it ...... or something......
Whoa I was hearing Burrich as plain old .... ch as in cheese ...... I was going to say 'as it's spelled' but I guess that would only be if you are thinking in English!
I wonder if it's kind of Scottish sounding? (ch as in loch!) That makes sense , good ole Burrich!
Funny thing about 'Kettricken' is that I only realised just the other week that there is no 'n' in it!!! This whole time I had been hearing it (and somehow seeing it) Kettrinken ?? When I type it I can SEE that's wrong, but somehow my brain 'heard' it with an n !!
I think I was putting a real emphasis on the c in the middle and started 'hearing' an n in there just before it ...... or something......